Too much disloyalty and profound differences are clearly a problem.
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Some regarded this as disloyalty in a time of crisis.
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For them to be ungrateful is the height of disloyalty.
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In another debate, she laced into Bernie Sanders for disloyalty.
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The search for disloyalty was especially pronounced at the State Department.
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Any wavering from strict party-line votes are seen as disloyalty.
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It seems disloyalty is rewarded while loyalty is held in disdain.
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"Democrats berated him for complicity, Republicans attacked him for disloyalty," laments Packer.
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They've been worn down from years of having to speak no disloyalty.
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Grimm had been steadfast in making Donovan's disloyalty to Trump an issue.
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And if he detects wavering or disloyalty, he goes on the warpath.
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But Trump's disloyalty to his protecters in Congress isn't specific to McConnell.
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This suggests the focus is on disloyalty among Trump's own political appointees.
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Radio talk-show host Rush Limbaugh accused Bolton of "disloyalty" on Monday.
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Allies of the president had leveled unsubstantiated charges of disloyalty against Yovanovitch.
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That is not an act of disloyalty, that disclosure is legally required.
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Or does Sinema's support for abortion allow a mulligan for party disloyalty?
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Except, in this moment in politics among Republicans, disloyalty to Trump is punished.
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Those suspected of disloyalty are rounded up, jailed, and often tortured to death.
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Fearing disloyalty, the Houthis restricted Saleh to his fief in Sanaa's political district.
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The foreign secretary's disloyalty is hardly offset by his skills as a diplomat.
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Her breach of confidence and ghastly disloyalty - to the country - will not be.
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Trump views all the leaks to the press as disloyalty among his government.
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There is no disloyalty to your mother in giving the girlfriend a chance.
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She then has to deal with blowback from a perceived act of disloyalty.
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But in the end, it was an act of disloyalty that undid her.
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" Statehood was conflated with party, writes Mickey, "and party disloyalty with state treason.
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Protest movements often use such national symbols to guard against accusations of disloyalty.
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It also had received reports that civilians suspected of disloyalty had been shot dead.
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Mr Corbyn and his surrogates will cry betrayal and disloyalty at such open manoeuvring.
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They had also been trained to spy on one another for signs of disloyalty.
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Some other central bank governors regarded this as disloyalty in a time of crisis.
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People are sick and tired of this stupidity and disloyalty to our wonderful USA!
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Detaining family members suspected of disloyalty has become a trademark of Crown Prince Mohammed.
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In 2005, the government stripped 5,000 tribesmen, accused of disloyalty, of their Qatari nationality.
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In Israel, he was famous but unpopular, suspected of disloyalty to the Jewish community.
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Trump's core supporters can't see this disloyalty for what it is, because conservative agitprop media will reframe any developments like these as evidence of disloyalty to Trump—or, where they can't spin inconvenient facts away, they simply won't report them at all.
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Mugabe said he dismissed Mnangagwa, who subsequently fled to South Africa, for disloyalty and disrespect.
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Look, I have thought and I wrote a piece in the Hill, a higher disloyalty.
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In May, Trump fired the FBI Director James Comey out of anger at his disloyalty.
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One diplomat described a campaign to uncover evidence of staff disloyalty to the Trump administration.
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General Figuera, the former intelligence chief, seemed to confirm Mr Bolton's accounts of military disloyalty.
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There has not been a single act of what you would call disloyalty until yesterday.
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But as the New York Times' Glenn Thrush quips, does this audio expose Ryan's disloyalty?
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We know the man gets apoplectic and repetitious about one thing above all else: disloyalty.
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What price has President Trump paid for the trail of insults, the backstabbing, the disloyalty?
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Thousands of Vietnamese suspected of disloyalty were arrested, tortured, and executed by beheading or disembowelment.
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Such reluctance to sell company stock may stem in part from an aversion to disloyalty.
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In a televised address, he condemned the Catalans' "inadmissible disloyalty" to Spain's unity and constitution.
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Today, Trump was faced with the two things he hates the most: disloyalty and reading.
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He's constantly complaining, going into rages about the [Russia] investigation, about disloyalty among his aides.
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They consider "compromise" and "cooperate" dirty words and see bipartisanship as a form of disloyalty.
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Officers like him, said Mr. Baimurat, were also closely scrutinized for any signs of disloyalty.
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At the same time, the rules against disloyalty are not being enforced in any clear way.
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He continues to fume about investigations into Russia's election meddling and perceived disloyalty from fellow Republicans.
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That's the kind of disloyalty that leads to you leaving, not staying and undermining the president.
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In statements Wednesday night, both Byrne and Tuberville criticized Sessions for his supposed disloyalty to Trump.
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The bombastic presidential contender is accusing Republicans of disloyalty and threatening repercussions for their lack ofsupport.
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However, in October 2019, the king stripped his royal noble consort of her title, citing disloyalty.
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He had never given any hint of disloyalty to the regime, not a flicker of doubt.
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For his dissent against the war (his "disloyalty"), Humphrey suffered the brunt of Johnson's unpredictable wrath.
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This week Mugabe fired his deputy Emmerson Mnangagwa from the government and ruling party for "disloyalty".
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Accusing Mr. Sessions of "disloyalty," Mr. Trump unleashed a string of insults on his attorney general.
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From the perspective of members of his "team," however, apostates' disloyalty is the worst moral offense.
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Trump has been known to lash out at associates who he believes have shown him disloyalty.
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The President himself is driving this message home by publicly demonstrating the cost of perceived disloyalty.
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A deputy national security adviser dogged by innuendo about disloyalty was exiled to the Energy Department.
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He reportedly claimed that Maguire's staff had shown disloyalty by speaking to Congress about the issue.
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Dismissal letters provided to Mr. Egan and Dr. Naberhaus accused the educators of disloyalty to the university.
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Some reports claim that dozens of ISIS members have been executed for alleged disloyalty in recent weeks.
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Mr. Kim has had scores of senior generals and party officials executed for disloyalty since taking power.
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Within the police force, Mr. Baimurat said, officers like him were scrutinized for signs of political disloyalty.
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But if you break with the government and others don't, you'll pay a high price for disloyalty.
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But in so doing they'll expose their corruption and disloyalty to American principles for all to see.
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The NFL players' kneeling protests continuing into this year is a celebration of disloyalty to the country.
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But in this case, the extra $2000 or so made the choice to encourage disloyalty pretty easy.
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That put more pressure on the IDC, which started to see real activism brewing around their disloyalty.
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Mnangagwa, a former guerrilla and spymaster known as "the Crocodile," was sacked last week for disloyalty for Mugabe.
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Still, considering how Trump tends to respond to criticism or perceived disloyalty, Gorsuch's reported remarks raised some eyebrows.
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The only question now is whether Apple will drop staunch right to repair advocate Drake for his disloyalty.
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Yovanovitch and Taylor have been attacked by Trump supporters and, in some cases, have been accused of disloyalty.
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"He is A, genetically incapable of lying and B, genetically incapable of disloyalty," one former Pentagon official said.
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The king announced in October that he had stripped her of her royal and military titles for disloyalty.
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And there is no disloyalty to your mother in being more open to your father and his girlfriend.
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Oligarchs outside that circle were left in an uncertain position, vulnerable to Putin's wrath if they demonstrated disloyalty.
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Mr. Trump has fiercely assailed Mr. Cohen for his disloyalty, effectively warning others not to follow his example.
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Reagan needed to believe himself incapable of disloyalty to his father and to the President they both revered.
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Those who had fallen in love with Leicester's story could have handled disappointment, but disloyalty was too much.
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North Korea is a vile, blood-drenched dictatorship where any hint of disloyalty is punishable by gulag or death.
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CNN looks inside North Korea North Korean elections are always unanimous, and political dissent and disloyalty are not tolerated.
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Blatter and Platini were suspended for offering or accepting gifts, for conflicts of interest, and for disloyalty to FIFA.
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With the suspicions of disloyalty that arise, this love story doesn't look like it will have a happy ending.
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The Clintons are notorious for rewarding loyalty and punishing perceived disloyalty — no matter how slight or how long ago.
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" Carlson added that every other network was promoting a message that "insolence is disloyalty" and that "dissent is treason.
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Captain Levy was convicted of disobeying orders and attempting to incite disloyalty, and eventually served 26 months in prison.
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In recent months Trump has launched a series of attacks against Fox News, which he has accused of disloyalty.
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To liberate himself would require hurting her, abandoning her, questioning memory, all of which leave the scars of disloyalty.
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" Cole also said he was perplexed by Trump's bizarre comments that Jews who vote for Democrats show "great disloyalty.
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Trump has viewed the decision as an expression of disloyalty, and the relationship between the two men has soured.
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She's signaling to the UN that this new administration will pay closer attention to disloyalty than the last one.
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At the same rally, Mr. Mugabe and his wife made blistering attacks on Mr. Mnangagwa, accusing him of disloyalty.
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Xi has purged more than 100 generals accused of corruption or disloyalty, according to the official state-controlled media.
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Several sources said they felt they were being scrutinized by political appointees who could report disloyalty to senior officials.
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The Vice President also argued that the author of the Times article was guilty of more than just disloyalty.
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Yovanovitch was abruptly recalled in May after Trump allies leveled unsubstantiated charges of disloyalty and other allegations against her.
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Back then, some 81 officials were forced out of the department amidst charges of disloyalty as alleged communist sympathizers.
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"Violations of discipline" is a vague term that can include corruption, abuses of power and disloyalty to the party.
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"I made a promise," Jamie tells her, and he walks away, knowing that for his disloyalty he may die.
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Cracking down on disloyalty is partly aimed at turning the party into a more disciplined and effective instrument of control.
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That disloyalty will be harshly punished is another message the crown prince hopes to send, to Sunnis and Shias alike.
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Foreign Han journalists in China report accusations of disloyalty by the Public Security Bureau and reminders of their "Chinese blood".
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That Donald Trump switched camps at least five times before entering the Republican primary suggested his disloyalty to any party.
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By filming and sharing the videos, triad members were sending a message about the price of disloyalty, the officers said.
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I felt the truth of it, and also a terrible sense of disloyalty, as if I were abandoning my father.
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Wearing a wire and cooperating with the police is the worst thing you can do, an unforgivable act of disloyalty.
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Some of the relatives had cut off all but basic communication, fearful of being accused of disloyalty by their governments.
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At the time, the president said that Mr. Sessions should resign and accused him of disloyalty, according to administration officials.
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Accusations of "disloyalty" were flung at Jews in Nazi Germany and have been used to smear Jews around the world.
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And Trump's latest comments charging Jewish Democrats with disloyalty once again reveal that his priority is his politics -- not Netanyahu's.
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Yet they've just appointed a fickle politician with no special Russia expertise and a history of disloyalty to the post.
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It set off a deluge of speculation about his motives and potential reprisals from a President who brooks no disloyalty.
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When she confronts her father about her status, he berates her for her disloyalty in even considering moving to Pierce.
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President Trump brutally punishes any dissent or criticism from fellow Republicans by denouncing it, usually by tweet, as personal disloyalty.
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Justice Chaudhry's court upheld the military's view that the memo was authentic and accused Mr. Haqqani of disloyalty to Pakistan.
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In addition, several senior officials Shulkin personally suspects of disloyalty have lost access to the secretary's 85033th floor executive suite.
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A senior administration official dismissed the notion that Trump would throw Pence under the bus if he ever sensed disloyalty.
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In today's D.C. Swamp, extreme disloyalty, dancing very close to sedition, is rewarded by the media and cheered by Democrats.
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" Her removal came amid a campaign by Trump's allies to accuse her of disloyalty, a charge she said was "fictitious.
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Despite the fulminating royal statement, every Thai knows that no one can beat the king himself for ingratitude, misbehaviour and disloyalty. ■
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Last week Mugabe abruptly fired his vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, who has wide support among the military, amid accusations of disloyalty.
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Many liberals speculated that pro-war Bush administration officials had leaked Plame's identity to punish her and her husband for disloyalty.
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Here's Fisher: The Clintons are notorious for rewarding loyalty and punishing perceived disloyalty — no matter how slight or how long ago.
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Support for Trump has become a flashpoint in this race, with both sides accusing their opponent of disloyalty to the president.
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Trump reportedly saw the disagreement as an act of disloyalty from a candidate the president has strongly supported, according to Politico.
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For the story of the 2016 presidential election is also a story about disloyalty to country, about greed, and about lies.
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But worst of all, worse than all the lies and the greed, is the disloyalty to country, for that too, continues.
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He has ranted about the supposed disloyalty of American Jews, and at Denmark for refusing to entertain an offer for Greenland.
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In his first term, Mr. Xi began a ferocious campaign against corruption and disloyalty that brought down dozens of senior officials.
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Mr. Sanford is the second House Republican to tumble in a primary election against a challenger displaying disloyalty to the president.
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In a letter last year to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Mr. Sessions accused Ms. Yovanovitch of disloyalty to the president.
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" As Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt stated at the time, "Charges of disloyalty have long been used to attack Jews.
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The act of disloyalty inheres in a voluntary disclosure, without seeking presidential authorization, to a governmental body or to the media.
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The president has accused him of disloyalty and reportedly called Sessions an "idiot" after he recused himself from the Russia investigation.
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Our very weak and ineffective leader, Paul Ryan, had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty.
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Atilla's lawyers have urged leniency, saying the case did not involve "economic crimes" or a "crime of American disloyalty" by their client.
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Erdogan had previously sacked hundreds of high-ranking military officers for disloyalty during his tenure as Turkish prime minister from 2003-2014.
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How much power can you grab for yourself without someone accusing you of disloyalty and hauling you out back to get shot?
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"The vice president has consistently and persistently exhibited traits of disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," Information Minister Simon Khaya Moyo told reporters.
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Now, it would be impeachable, I think—it would be proactive disloyalty and a high crime or misdemeanor, but it's not treason.
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" The crusading television news pioneer Ed Murrow made the case in words that still resonate across our republic: "Dissent is not disloyalty.
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The British prime minister's rise to the top was fuelled by a mixture of Etonian charm, social connections, pathological dishonesty and disloyalty.
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An extensive torture campaign has been documented by human rights workers, intended to rub out any sense of disloyalty from the military.
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The new "watchlist" is essentially a new species of McCarthyism, especially in terms of its overtones of "disloyalty" to the American republic.
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Her supposed sin, never backed up by evidence, was that she had shown disloyalty to Mr. Trump, disparaging him behind his back.
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Far from encouraging and weighing differing views as part of the decision-making process, Mr. Trump appears to view dissension as disloyalty.
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Some have suggested that this stand was the real reason for her dismissal and cast it as disloyalty to the parent agency.
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Member after member detailed Mr. Cohen's financial fraud, his tax evasion, his professional disloyalty and, of course, his previous lies to Congress.
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It was likely that Kurdish members of parliament would be prosecuted for disloyalty and that they would lose their immunity as parliamentarians.
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The latest queer villains onscreen tend to embody stereotypes perpetuated by both gay and straight people about bisexuals' disloyalty and insatiable sexual appetites.
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They are there to help root out teachers who show any sign of disloyalty to President Xi Jinping and the ruling Communist Party.
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AL: Yeah it was a weird bylaw and it clearly wasn't written with sexual harassment in mind, it was a section about disloyalty.
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"But worst of all, worse than all the lies and the greed, is the disloyalty to country, for that too, continues," Schiff said.
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To some in this band of sisters, she harmed the cause of trans acceptance in the military by becoming the picture of disloyalty.
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Negan buttered up Eugene by playing to the man's superiority complex, and keeps Dwight around as an example of the punishment for disloyalty.
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"Our very weak and ineffective leader, Paul Ryan, had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty," Trump tweeted.
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" In 1916, as president, Wilson spoke against "immigrants who have poured the poison of disloyalty into the very arteries of our national life.
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The race has largely hinged on support for Trump, and both Pittenger and Harris have accused the other of disloyalty to the president.
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Families might be messed up in a million ways, but any act of disloyalty — like sharing personal secrets with outsiders — is felt acutely.
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Wongvajirapakdi's actions became public in October when the king announced that he had stripped her of all royal and military titles for disloyalty.
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Mugabe accused Emmerson Mnangagwa of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," according to a press statement issued by Zimbabwe's Information Minister Simon Khaya-Moyo.
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" According to MRT materials obtained by VICE, we all begin childhood in the moral stage of "disloyalty," which involves dishonesty, "pretense," and "victimizing.
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In a statement issued by a government spokesman, Mugabe accused the vice president of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability" as he dismissed him.
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Mr. Sun had previously been accused of "grave violations of discipline," a vague phrase that can include corruption or disloyalty to the party.
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Officials are often reluctant to risk making decisions that draw suspicion of corruption or political disloyalty, a Beijing think tank said last year.
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" He added, "I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat -- it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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With his "lack of knowledge" and "great disloyalty" smear, Trump again picked up his favorite playthings -- dangerous words -- and threw them around recklessly.
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Although born in the United States, Nisei were accused of holding Japanese citizenship as well, a sign to many Americans of potential disloyalty.
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She's said that a rumor campaign falsely accused her of disloyalty to Trump in an apparent effort to curtail her ambassadorship to Ukraine.
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The prospect of damaging details about Trump also caused some of the President's boosters, including those at Fox, to accuse Bolton of disloyalty.
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Trump lashed out at McCain on Twitter as "foul mouthed" and criticized him for disloyalty after Trump backed him in the GOP primary.
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But recognizing real problems and speaking truth to power isn't disloyalty; it's at the heart of the public discourse on which democracy depends.
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That pernicious and dangerous disloyalty was exactly Scaramucci's criticism of existing White House staff in his interview this week with The New Yorker.
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Just last month when Trump said Jews who voted Democrat were showing "great disloyalty to Israel," most mainstream politicians in Israel remained silent.
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The president stepped into a controversy of his own last month when he said Jewish people who vote Democrat show "disloyalty" to Israel.
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But creating incentives may not be enough if members of the military fear that any sign of disloyalty may carry face harsh consequences.
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Hicks also told investigators that Trump viewed Sessions' recusal from the Russia investigation as an act of disloyalty, according to the Mueller report.
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The majority of people Bagehot interviewed in the Boris queue thought that a leadership bid would be an unforgivable exercise in vanity and disloyalty.
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His dismissal over vague accusations of "disloyalty" over that time didn't sit well with many in the country, especially members of the security services.
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But in a story that traces a classical tragic arc, he becomes a figure of disloyalty who pays a steep price for his betrayal.
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Ms Rosenblum and Mr Muirhead: Some say we should fire with fire and return angry, unsupported conspiracist accusations of disloyalty and illegitimacy in kind.
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And I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Most of the people executed previously in Mosul were former police and army officers, suspected of disloyalty or plotting rebellions against the militants' rule.
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Oleg's own disillusionment and disloyalty becomes even more clear this week, after hearing the specifics about what his mother went through in the camp.
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Kaveh Madani, a Western-educated Iranian water expert, formally resigned in April in the wake of spurious charges of disloyalty to the Islamist regime.
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I would be guilty of treason toward my country and an act of disloyalty to the ward the majesty of heaven, which I revere.
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According to a June 2018 report from Foreign Policy, Stull allegedly led a quiet campaign vetting career diplomats for "disloyalty" to the Trump administration.
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In January 1919, the Senate dropped the issue -- after being unable to find witnesses willing to speak on La Follette's alleged disloyalty to country.
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"The new 'watchlist' is essentially a new species of McCarthyism, especially in terms of its overtones of 'disloyalty' to the American republic," Yancy wrote.
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He fired off a nonsensical screed eviscerating LeBron, calling his decision a "shocking act of disloyalty" and "a cowardly betrayal," among other bad things.
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" He lashed out at aides, the indictment says, by accusing them of disloyalty and "trying to create some kind of paper trail on me.
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Trump's reference to disloyalty, for example, played into a well-worn anti-Semitic conspiracy theory about Jewish attachments, as Vox's Zack Beauchamp has explained.
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He pinpointed Sessions' decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation -- a longtime sore spot for the President -- as an act of deep disloyalty.
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Especially since Republicans show no sign of disloyalty and Trump's removal from office by a two-thirds majority vote in the Senate remains unlikely.
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" One of the prime engines of left-wing disloyalty was the media, he said, which he accused of being "out to destroy the president.
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Ryan's "disloyalty," as Trump called it, has clearly irritated him, but it also allows him to campaign "the way I want to," he tweeted.
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That a free press exercising its freedom in ways inconvenient to the administration is seen as a sign of dishonesty and disloyalty is truly chilling.
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Her group, the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM), has clashed with the military, which has accused it of disloyalty and being funded by Pakistan's regional rivals.
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How did anyone ever express themselves before the "distracted boyfriend" meme — the internet's favourite way to convey disloyalty, longing, disapproval, and jealousy all at once?
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The investigation has established that Giuliani gave the State Department a packet of materials with discredited information about Yovanovitch and her supposed disloyalty to Trump.
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As recent reporting has shown, Uyghur public figures that take pride in Uyghur language and heritage are considered to have demonstrated disloyalty to the Party.
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There, they would compile dossiers on perceived troublemakers and report any signs of disloyalty, according to more than 20 former Venezuelan military and intelligence officials.
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The minister of information said that Mnangagwa, who had worked alongside Mugabe for more than 40 years, had "exhibited traits of disloyalty" throughout his tenure.
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At first the two played along with their Naviti tribemates, working with Kellyn and her crew to pick off the Malolos and sniff out disloyalty.
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And, Trump's disloyalty happens in ways that are far more damaging to our country's credibility than a jock's refusal to stand for the National Anthem.
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The president publicly criticized James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, and Jeff Sessions, the former attorney general, before he dismissed them for perceived disloyalty.
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President Donald Trump spent the last year and a half publicly railing against the former Alabama senator for his perceived disloyalty in the Russia investigation.
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There is nothing Trump hates more than disloyalty -- especially among those whom he believes to be members of his inner circle, which Bannon absolutely was.
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Jaime, in his boldest act of disloyalty to his sister/lover Cersei ever, left her at King's Landing to go help fight the Night King.
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But she did not formally renounce her Taiwan citizenship, and nationalist critics have accused her of duplicity and disloyalty because Japanese law prohibits dual citizenship.
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"I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat — I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty," he said.
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TRUMP: "I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat -- I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty." pic.twitter.
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It actually helps create its own kind of propaganda victory for foreign rivals, by replacing serious policy debate with rumor-mongering and suggestions of disloyalty.
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Hitler disseminated anti-Semitic rhetoric as early as 1919, claiming Germany's lost World War I because of Jewish disloyalty and backstabbing, rather than military defeat.
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His latest statement that Jews who vote Democratic show "lack of knowledge or great disloyalty" is stunning not just for its rank partisanship but its suggestion that opposition to his policies means disloyalty either to the United States or to Israel — the former suggests one cannot question his policies without being a traitor, the latter raises the ugly specter for Jews of dual loyalty.
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" READ: The internet thinks it knows who wrote that anonymous op-ed Despite being clearly roiled by the disloyalty, Trump insisted the op-ed had "backfired.
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But a gathering of the Communist Party elite this week will grapple with lurking risks that worry him more: dysfunction, divisions and disloyalty in the party.
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North Korea's brutal dictator Kim Jong Un is allegedly behind the murders of his uncle, a half-brother and hundreds of other people suspected of disloyalty.
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The king appeared to signal this when he criticised the Catalan authorities' "inadmissible disloyalty" to the democratic state and called for the upholding of constitutional order.
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Aides have been emphasizing the loyalty or disloyalty of candidates when counseling Trump on which primary races he should intervene in and which he should avoid.
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The purge spread to the Conservative Party this year with the election of Boris Johnson as leader, who expelled 21 senior Tories for disloyalty over Europe.
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His disloyalty to the office, to the Constitution and to all of us is at the core of why the FBI will have to be rebuilt.
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"The vice president has consistently and persistently exhibited traits of disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," Information Minister Simon Khaya Moyo said in explaining Mr. Mugabe's decision.
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Lieberman, who was due to meet Rivlin later on Sunday, has balked at supporting a government backed by Arab legislators, accusing them of disloyalty to Israel.
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For nearly a year, the president has critiqued the work of the Justice Department and complained about Mr. Sessions for perceived infractions and acts of disloyalty.
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"Our very weak and ineffective leader, Paul Ryan, had a bad conference call where his members went wild at his disloyalty," Trump wrote in one tweet.
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They are afraid that Mr. Trump might give them a nickname like "Low Energy Jeb" and "Lyin' Ted," or that he might tweet about their disloyalty.
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" And more recently, in August, Trump sparked outrage when he said Jews who vote for Democrats shows "either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Kaepernick and many of his fellow kneelers fail to understand that kneeling every time the National Anthem is played is showing disloyalty to this great nation.
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A Cruz candidacy would be professionally catastrophic to professional Republicans because he'd freeze most of the consultant class out of the campaign and White House for disloyalty.
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She won reelection with less than 215% of the vote in 218, and in 2018, she drew four primary opponents, animated by her perceived disloyalty to Trump.
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The president of the United States broadcasts anti-Semitic conspiracy theories on his Twitter feed and accuses Jews that don't support him of "great disloyalty" to Israel.
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But earlier this month Mugabe accused Mnangagwa of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," in a move to pave the way for his wife, Grace, to succeed him.
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He's deeply unpopular in Arizona and has been locked in a months-long feud with President Trump, whose allies are working to unseat Flake for his disloyalty.
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The real reason for the government's deplorable treatment of Japanese Americans was not acts of espionage but rather a baseless perception of disloyalty grounded in racial stereotypes.
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But association with the Soviet Union quickly became a political liability in America, where "Communist" and "Socialist" were all but interchangeable — shorthand for tyranny, disloyalty and treason.
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After years of working for the family, Mr. Fujimoto fled home to Japan, where he lived in fear that North Korean agents would punish him for disloyalty.
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"Unless loyalty is absolute, it is absolute disloyalty," Li Hongzhong, one of the avid loyalists promoted by Mr. Xi into the party's top ranks, said in 2016.
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Now, after years of demonization by the Likud and its political allies, including spurious accusations of disloyalty, the Israeli left's foremost political party has internalized the message.
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The report noted that OIG continued to receive reports about "hostile treatment of employees, allegations of disloyalty, and conflicts of interest" throughout the course of its review.
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An attempted coup two years later became an excuse for him to target thousands of civil servants, military officers, journalists and academics whom he suspected of disloyalty.
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As for the White House, Mr. Zucker acknowledged that there could be a personal component to the hostility of the president, who disdains any signs of disloyalty.
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Yet despite rapturous applause for the former Foreign secretary, many of his fellow Conservative MPs saw this attempt to overshadow the PM as an act of disloyalty.
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Roby has trouble with the base over perceived disloyalty to President Donald Trump, after she distanced herself from the then-candidate in 219 after the 'Access Hollywood' tape.
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The New York Times reported that after Sessions announced his recusal from the Russia probe in early 2017, Trump accused Sessions of disloyalty and asked him to resign.
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But what really drives disloyalty is when your leaders are jealous of your king's holdings—estate titles—and will become more disloyal the more estates your king has.
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He combines disloyalty to the party with intense loyalty to the cause in a way that makes him well-positioned to rise further as the field inevitably narrows.
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And it was alterations to their moral traits—their relative honesty or dishonesty, loyalty or disloyalty, and so on—that the volunteers felt most changed them as people.
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Most congressional Republicans have remained closely aligned with Trump, fully aware that any sign of disloyalty would anger the conservative base with which he still remains enormously popular.
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Weeks later, however, the student paper's faculty adviser, Ed Egan, was fired for what the university administration called disloyalty, a move seen by many as a retaliatory strike.
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Unlike some other members of the royal family whom Crown Prince Mohammed suspects of disloyalty, Prince Ahmed had been allowed to come and go freely from the kingdom.
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This intimation of marital disloyalty — a suggestion that is itself a betrayal — is a moment of casual cruelty in a movie filled with cuts and wounds, some Oedipal.
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He has purged tens of thousands of people suspected of disloyalty from the government and the military, and thousands more have been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism.
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Just a few months ago, Kim was an international pariah accused of ordering the killing of his uncle, a half-brother and hundreds of officials suspected of disloyalty.
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The president's manifest disloyalty to the country in trying to halt an investigation into a foreign attack on an American election is, to the right, of no account.
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One Florida Republican put the relationship this way: "I think there's only so much disloyalty Trump can take from someone who owes his entire political career to him."
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" Elsewhere in the world, Trump raised hackles yesterday after criticizing Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats, saying "it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Pence and Pompeo are hardly alone in having forged Faustian bargains with Donald Trump, or in having gambled that they will somehow survive his heedlessness and serial disloyalty.
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She expects him to try to horse-trade with Senate Republicans and threaten to torpedo their reelection efforts if they show signs of disloyalty during the impeachment inquiry.
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Trump saw Cohn's comments about the president's response to violence at a white nationalist rally in Virginia last month as a mark of "personal disloyalty," the newspaper reported.
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Just a few months ago, Kim was an international pariah accused of ordering the killing of his uncle, a half-brother and scores of officials suspected of disloyalty.
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He ended up endorsing Clinton anyway, just before Bernie Sanders's revolution really took off, and for his disloyalty he was banished to the Iowa hinterlands to canvas for votes.
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Human rights groups say that more than 1 million Uighur Muslims have been detained in so-called "political education" camps for their perceived disloyalty to the ruling Communist Party.
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"When you're in his very exposed public position, loyalty and disloyalty is a quite complex situation," said a former senior aide who worked with the prince for many years.
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In her "BYE SISTER" video, Westbrook accused Charles of disloyalty, but also sexual misconduct in the form of attempting to seduce men and boys he knew identified as heterosexual.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn on Monday stripped Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi, 34, of all her royal title and military rank for disloyalty, Channel News Asia and the BBC reported, citing the palace.
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"I think Jewish people that vote for a Democrat — I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Key for Kim is what he'll be able to take home to Pyongyang, whether it'll be acceptable to the upper ranks of government, or stir any rumblings of disloyalty.
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Representative Mark Sanford, a vocal critic of Trump, lost a Republican congressional primary in South Carolina, after Trump urged voters to punish Sanford's disloyalty by tossing him from office.
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Gulalai Ismail's group, the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM), has clashed with the military, which has accused it of disloyalty and being funded by Pakistan's regional rivals Afghanistan and India.
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His subordinates have purged tens of thousands of people suspected of disloyalty from the government and the military, and thousands more have been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism.
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But as the impeachment inquiry unfolds, Mr. Trump has used the term to accuse people of disloyalty and signal to his supporters that his political opponents are un-American.
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" He said GOP lawmakers "are afraid that Mr. Trump might give them a nickname like 'Low Energy Jeb' and 'Lyin' Ted,' or that he might tweet about their disloyalty.
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In response, Johnson's whip expelled the 313 Conservative rebels — basically kicked them out of the party — for their disloyalty, which also happened to completely tank Johnson's majority in Parliament.
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Recently, we have witnessed a few other high-profile examples of disloyalty to our president, our nation, or to the same norms that were applied to the Obama administration.
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Vindman and his family faced harsh blowback and threats from Trump's allies after he testified, including allegations of political bias and disloyalty to the US because of their refugee status.
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When Mugabe fired Mnangagwa as vice president this month for showing "traits of disloyalty", he removed a possible successor who was also one of his last remaining liberation war comrades.
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Benghazi was the first Libyan city to rise up, in February 2011, because Gaddafi had punished the east for disloyalty by essentially neglecting it during his 42 years in power.
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Read more: FBI agents are livid that Trump is amplifying 'bulls--- theories' about Jeffrey Epstein's death 'that have no basis in reality'Trump: American Jews who vote Democratic show 'great disloyalty'
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The diplomat, Thae Yong-ho, 55, seemed to embrace the trappings of a comfortable life in a capitalist capital thousands of miles from dreary North Korea, never hinting at disloyalty.
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He expects total loyalty from those who work for him -- and works to rid his inner circle of those he believes have shown even a speck of disloyalty to him.
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The outlines of Donald Trump's venality and fundamental civic disloyalty have been obvious since the 2016 campaign; Hillary Clinton warned us about him just as McGovern had warned about Nixon.
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But just as Trump's recent racist outbursts forced renewed attention to his bigotry, Mueller made Congress squarely confront the president's lawlessness and disloyalty to the country he purports to lead.
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The two men also showed they had learned the lessons of how to work for Trump that Bolton apparently never absorbed -- namely appeasing his wildest instincts and showing no disloyalty.
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When Mugabe fired Mnangagwa as vice president last week for showing "traits of disloyalty", he removed a possible successor who was also one of his last remaining liberation war comrades.
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Since the late 1970s, when No Nukes became a signature cause of the Green movement, sympathy to nuclear power became, among many environmentalists, a sign of disloyalty if not treason.
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"If we had refused to sit around a table we would have damaged our intelligence operations and it would have been serious disloyalty and discourtesy to our historic allies," he said.
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On Friday, the White House fired him for disloyalty—not to the country he serves in uniform, but to the president who coerced a foreign power into smearing an election rival.
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And General Manuel Figuera, who was sacked as head of SEBIN, the intelligence service, because of his apparent support for the uprising, seemed to confirm Mr Bolton's accounts of regime disloyalty.
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" Democrats accuse Trump of disloyalty over Clinton emails During his remarks, some Bernie Sanders supporters began to chant "No More War!" but were drowned out by counter chants of "USA, USA.
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Bolsonaro's sons Carlos and Eduardo, among the president's four sons and a daughter from three marriages, have accused Mourao of disloyalty and criticized him on social media and in the press.
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In fact, they shout down even the veterans of the Republican Party for their "disloyalty" if these old timers don't fall in step with the prevailing moods of the far right.
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Deeds of atonement, according to Royce, are meant not to win forgiveness but to enrich the life of the betrayed community — and by extension, to bring something good out of disloyalty.
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Senior officials in key national security and economic policy roles charged the article's writer with cowardice, disloyalty and acting against America's interests in harsh terms that mimicked the president's own words.
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It also illustrates the depth of antipathy Mr. Trump has had for Mr. Sessions — one of his earliest campaign supporters — and how the president interprets "disloyalty" within his circle of advisers.
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He has been in Parliament since 1983, before they were born, and for them, his back story, which includes a record of staggering disloyalty to previous Labour leaders, is ancient history.
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As part of the effort to oust her, Mr. Giuliani and his associates encouraged news outlets favorable to the president to publicize unsubstantiated claims about Ms. Yovanovitch's disloyalty to Mr. Trump.
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Last Friday, Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, testified about her abrupt removal by Trump, which came amid a smear campaign by Trump's allies that accused her of disloyalty.
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It was a reminder of the limits of political persuasion at a time when the country is deeply polarized and any sign of disloyalty to Trump means excommunication from the GOP.
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Since coming to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has led a wide-ranging campaign against corruption and perceived political disloyalty that has ensnared thousands of people, including many high-profile officials.
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President Donald Trump has drawn criticism — and inspired a viral hashtag — for claiming American Jews who vote for Democrats are showing "a great disloyalty" by aligning with the political party of Reps.
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And by sorting citizens abroad by their ethnic identity rather than their national one—whether by claiming to defend "its own" or punish them for disloyalty—China risks clashing with other countries.
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When LeBron James left the Cavaliers to join the Miami Heat in 2010, Gilbert penned a now infamous open letter to fans lamenting James's "shocking act of disloyalty" to his home team.
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" When Trump was asked by the authors why he was willing to let Ryan's disloyalty go, the president replied: "Because it's life and we sort of need each other a little bit.
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One major, underestimated reason for the cascade of leaks is that Trump has publicly humiliated, insulted or berated so many current and former administration officials that it sows disloyalty in the ranks.
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To fix things, you've got to create a culture where dissent is not viewed as disloyalty and where it's considered acceptable not to do something if doing that something demands unacceptable risk.
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"I think any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty," Trump said just outside the White House in August.
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While 5-Star has accused the League of disloyalty by forming a block with the opposition, the rightist party said 5-Star would be to blame for any rupture in the coalition.
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On Friday, United Nations human rights officials said that Islamic State forces had killed civilians who rose up against them or were suspected of disloyalty as Iraqi forces closed in on Mosul.
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You can't even count on his disloyalty: In August, he cashed in a good deal of political capital to extend a pardon to Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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It's the kind that scaffolds autocratic governments, in which the ruler's power is always dependent on a network of unstable personal alliances — and all hints of potential disloyalty must be flamboyantly purged.
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The young Kim is reviled as an international pariah over the 2017 murder in Malaysia of his half-brother, and the execution of hundreds of officials, including his uncle, for suspected disloyalty.
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It doesn't rise to the levels of past criminal cases, which involved either the intentional and willful mishandling of classified information, disloyalty to the United States or an effort to obstruct justice.
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The announcement that Mr. Meng, a Chinese citizen, was being detained was posted online by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the party's watchdog against graft and political disloyalty, on Sunday night.
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The president and his senior advisors may view any act of disagreement as an indication of disloyalty, but it is no longer a private business or a presidential campaign they are overseeing.
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Senators like John McCain and Ben Sasse, who've overwhelmingly voted with Trump when it counts, have nonetheless refused to echo his bullshit — proving their integrity to the world and their disloyalty to Trump.
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Adam Schiff, the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, who has resisted Democrats' efforts to impeach Trump, accused the president of "disloyalty to the country" for welcoming Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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There is no disloyalty in refusing to buy a sizeable piece of detritus from Upton Park, even if the idea of purchasing the post-match advertising boards for £400 is initially quite tempting.
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" Malkin further claimed Roosevelt had evidence that "Japanese-Americans who had not otherwise shown disloyalty ... went over to the imperial forces' side based on appeals of ethnic loyalty and loyalty to the emperor.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Manuel Valls criticized Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday over the economy minister's thinly veiled presidential ambitions, accusing him of disloyalty in the face of serious threats facing the country.
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Trump didn't specify which Republicans he had in mind or what constitutes their disloyalty, but the word "protect" connotes some clear jeopardy to Trump, rather than his political preference that certain legislation pass.
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Each one of us must choose whether to treat their mulish disloyalty to their fellow citizens as a given, worthy only of shrugs, or as a shocking affront that demands redoubled political action.
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Human Rights Watch cited an unidentified Xinjiang resident saying he feared being labelled with "political disloyalty" if he did not participate, and that he had not received any results from the health checks.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Thursday accused his far-right interior minister, Matteo Salvini, of disloyalty and being obsessed with blocking immigration, intensifying the open warfare in the ruling coalition.
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But Roby has been fighting for her political life after weathering accusations of disloyalty, and she took the dais at her watch party with a tone of impassioned gratefulness and a clear exhale.
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The three legislators faced the hearing after other lawmakers, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and hundreds of members of the public complained to parliament and accused the three of disloyalty to the state.
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Since taking over PPO, 29-year-old John McEntee has asked Cabinet agencies to probe the records of political appointees and ferret out any who might show signs of disloyalty to the president.
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During World War I, the government decided that engaging in radical political activity after becoming a US citizen was a "retroactive indication of disloyalty" when the person was naturalized — rendering their naturalization fraudulent.
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Moderate Democrats had threatened to block that bill by voting against the rule that sets the debate procedures, a show of disloyalty to the leadership that is almost unheard-of under Ms. Pelosi.
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The posthumous release of "The Spirit of Science Fiction" in Spain, 13 years after Bolaño's death, provoked controversy among the author's loyalists, but there is no disloyalty in bringing this work to light.
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" The tweets come a day after Trump got blowback from Jewish leaders for criticizing Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats, saying that "it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Expressing those misgivings may have been a move to soften the blow to the party in case of a Trump defeat, but was the sort of disloyalty that is anathema in Trump World.
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The shakeup comes as reports say Trump was frustrated with Maguire and alleged his disloyalty after House lawmakers were briefed last week on Russian interference in the 2020 election to help reelect Trump.
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The shakeup comes after reports that Trump was frustrated with Maguire and alleged his disloyalty after House lawmakers were briefed last week on Russian interference in the 2020 election to help reelect Trump.
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Although the administration offered various reasons for the firing of Mr. Comey, it is clear that Mr. Trump considered his allegiance to F.B.I. protocol over presidential preference to be a form of disloyalty.
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Firing of Comey Indeed, President Trump's firing of Comey -- for disloyalty or for his handling of the "Russia thing" -- was what created the extraordinary circumstance that satisfied the second prong of the policy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Mark Sanford, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, lost a Republican congressional primary in South Carolina after Trump urged voters to punish Sanford's disloyalty by tossing him from office.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe fired Emmerson Mnangagwa as vice president on Monday for showing "traits of disloyalty", his information minister said, abruptly removing a favorite to succeed the 93-year-old leader.
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U.S. Representative Mark Sanford, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, lost a Republican congressional primary in South Carolina on Tuesday, after Trump urged voters to punish Sanford's disloyalty by tossing him from office.
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His reluctance angered the president, who believed that Mr. McGahn showed disloyalty by telling investigators for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, about Mr. Trump's attempts to maintain control over the Russia investigation.
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But many details of the defection remained a mystery and fueled suspicion, including how the restaurant workers managed to plot their escape despite being trained to spy on one another for signs of disloyalty.
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It was a stunning accusation of disloyalty, but the substance has all but been lost in the hoopla around the body language between the two of them, and the gender imbalance in the room.
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Behind the scenes, Sanford's allies worried that he had a ceiling of support — and that by going after his disloyalty to the president, Arrington had found a way to surpass the battle-hardened incumbent.
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Republican officeholders know that Mr. Trump can take to Twitter or to Fox News or to the podium at rallies — or all of the above — to excoriate them for a weak will or disloyalty.
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In the span of a day, Trump accused the attorney general he appointed of failing to assume full control of the agency he leads, executing acts of severe disloyalty and allowing injustice to prevail.
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The general's surprise downfall was the latest indication that even top lieutenants are at risk as Mr. Kim has rival agencies monitor one another to detect and punish any sign of disrespect or disloyalty.
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But it's clear that New York's progressive voters are paying attention to what's going on in the state capital in Albany — and on Thursday, long-serving lawmakers paid the price for their Democratic disloyalty.
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Mr Erdogan, resentful of what he took to be insincere expressions of support from the West (in contrast with Vladimir Putin's full-throated congratulations), has embarked on a brutal purge of anyone suspected of disloyalty.
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But unlike players in the big four, UFC fighters have no pensions, comprehensive health care, or disability benefits, and no recourse if the UFC decides to discipline them for bad behavior or even simple disloyalty.
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" Also shown is the video is Trump's comments from August when he told reporters "Any Jewish people that vote for a Democrat, I think it shows either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Fairchild Semiconductor, as the Traitorous Eight's new company was called, made its founders rich, introduced the phrase "silicon wafer" to the world, and trained a generation of computer engineers in the fine art of disloyalty.
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In what would be another break with tradition, Wang Qishan, a close ally of Mr. Xi in his campaign against corruption and disloyalty in the party, appears set to return to power as vice president.
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Washington (CNN) Top officials in the State Department's Bureau of International Organization Affairs subjected employees to "disrespectful and hostile treatment," accusations of disloyalty, and retaliation, a long-awaited report from the department's watchdog agency found.
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A one-time college football player fired from the White House in 2018 over gambling debts then considered a security risk, McEntee has begun reviewing whether more officials should be ousted for disloyalty to Trump.
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Mr. Sanders, the person said, has locked in many of his supporters, but Mr. Bloomberg, a former Republican who could siphon off moderate support in Super Tuesday states, is more vulnerable to charges of disloyalty.
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He was elected, not you," and adding "[i]t is an act of disloyalty to the administration one serves, and tends to undermine the unity and teamwork needed to reach the highest level of effectiveness.
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I've met him two or three times, and if this passage in the book is true, and this is actually what's intending, it's not the John Bolton I thought I knew, this kind of disloyalty.
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That book, "None Dare Call It Treason," by John A. Stormer, was a privately published, runaway best seller that claimed disloyalty to the United States was rampant among elites at the highest level of government.
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At a meeting of Labour's National Executive Committee, Jon Lansman proposed a motion to abolish the post of deputy leader, currently held by Tom Watson, citing his disloyalty over Brexit, according to two party officials.
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After taking power as head of the Communist Party in 2012, Mr. Xi started an increasingly fierce campaign against official corruption and disloyalty, and the Chinese domestic security service was a focus of that drive.
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The first State Department inspector general report, released in mid-August, found that top officials in the department's Bureau of International Organization Affairs subjected employees to "disrespectful and hostile treatment," accusations of disloyalty, and retaliation.
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But a move by Corbyn ally Jon Lansman, founder of the left-wing grassroots movement Momentum, to propose a motion to abolish the deputy's post because of disloyalty over Brexit threatened to derail those plans.
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Trump was the source of the leaks — Trump liked to retire to the bedroom after dinner and conduct a daily round of phone calls to his billionaire friends about the disloyalty and incompetence around him.
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"It's unfortunate that the president deems the DNI's statement as a sign of disloyalty ... rather than the product of unbiased and expert analytic effort," Jung Pak, a former top CIA official analyzing North Korea, told me.
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The career diplomat was pulled from her post in Kiev in May, reportedly at Trump's personal behest, after becoming the target of unfounded allegations of disloyalty and corruption by Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and others.
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There's a growing expectation across Washington that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will soon either quit or be fired by Trump because of perceived disloyalty (Tillerson reportedly called Trump a "fucking moron") and lingering policy disputes.
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Several local Muslims who tried to serve in World War I, the book notes, were discharged for supposed disloyalty because their ancestral homeland was then part of the Ottoman Empire, an enemy in that global conflict.
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In this telling, Trump's past and possible future disloyalty to the Republican Party becomes a badge of honor — it's proof positive that, like many of his voters, his relationship with the GOP is purely of convenience.
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They've also sought to attack Dacey for his past work as a lobbyist, attempting to accuse him of some Trump disloyalty of his own by accusing him of being late to join the Trump "bandwagon" himself.
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Last May, North Korean Defense Minister Hyon Yong-chol was reportedly executed by an anti-aircraft gun at a firing range for disloyalty — he was said to have fallen asleep during an event presided by Kim.
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Since he took office, Mr. Xi has removed officials for corruption and disloyalty more senior than previous leaders dared take on, and overseen investigations of more than 200 officials at the vice-minister level or higher.
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Each party accuses the other of disloyalty and plotting to sink the government, yet speaking off the record, senior sources from both say that even though relations have soured, they can be repaired after the vote.
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The Swedish public broadcaster SVT reported Monday that prosecutors chose a milder charge than what the government's security service had sought, "disloyalty when negotiating with a foreign power," which carries up to a 10-year sentence.
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" A Hill source told CNN that this is part of a broad review that includes Mari Stull, the wine blogger and lobbyist turned Trump administration appointee who allegedly vetted and blacklisted State Department employees for "disloyalty.
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Inspired by Thatcher's late, Eurosceptic turn and appalled by the disloyalty of the Europhile "grey men" who booted her out, they soared to prominence under John Major as he tried to secure support for the Maastricht treaty.
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The ban has been lifted, but it's clear that the Knicks still have a big problem on their hands, and that NBA players view this as more than just an act of disloyalty against a team legend.
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In Trump's America, disloyalty to country looks like four freshmen congresswomen who got elected on the promise that they would stand against many of Trump's policies and against whom the president has launched racist and xenophobic attacks.
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The investigation was originally initiated by department employee complaints and congressional committees concerned that political and presidential appointees at the department were forcing out career staffers on baseless accusations of disloyalty to the president and his administration.
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A statement from the country's information ministry accused Mnangagwa of "disloyalty, disrespect, deceitfulness and unreliability," sending him into hiding amid reports he was attempting to build a coalition to take on Grace Mugabe in the next election.
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" The Republican Jewish Coalition defended Trump's statement on Tuesday, tweeting, "President Trump is right, it shows a great deal of disloyalty to oneself to defend a party that protects/emboldens people that hate you for your religion.
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"This is a difficult time for our movement," Di Maio said during an hour-long speech in which he pledged to maintain a front-line role and took frequent swipes at alleged disloyalty from some party colleagues.
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Some officials believe that one reason the Russians compiled information on Trump during his 2013 trip was that he was meeting with Russian oligarchs who might be stashing money abroad—a sign of disloyalty, in Putin's eyes.
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"[Trump's] snubbing his nose at the vision of our founders, his disloyalty to the Constitution is something we have to study, and it's just with the facts," Pelosi said at an event in Washington State on Tuesday.
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In a court filing last week, Atilla's lawyers urged leniency, saying the case did not involve "economic crimes" or a "crime of American disloyalty" by their client, a Turkish national, and that "no victims" suffered a financial loss.
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While Ms. Tam, a lawyer, would be expected to uphold Hong Kong's separate system, she is also a member of China's Parliament, where the Chinese government has made it clear that it tolerates no disloyalty toward Mr. Leung.
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Trump had already infused the primary with his long-standing resentment of Sessions, stemming from the former senator's decision while attorney general to recuse himself from the Russia investigation -- which Trump perceived as an act of serious disloyalty.
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In personnel as well as policy, the rule is live by the sword, die by the sword: The all-powerful Don McGahn was sacked by Trump for disloyalty when he evaded the president's apparent bidding to obstruct justice.
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Trump recalled Yovanovitch from Kyiv in April following a smear campaign by Giuliani and his associates baselessly accusing the longtime foreign service officer of disloyalty to the White House and of attempting to interfere in Ukraine's justice system.
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In 2013, Pulitzer-winning reporter Jeffrey Gettleman laid out how Rwanda's impressive economic gains have come at the cost of basic freedoms; dissidents have reportedly been targeted for assassination, and Kagame himself has physically beaten subordinates for supposed disloyalty.
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The forces who were so callously attacking us grew up believing that Assad and his father, Hafez, were some sort of gods, and that whoever expresses disloyalty against these deities deserves to be shot dead without even a trial.
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De Niro's company is seeking no less than $3 million for her "disloyalty and violation of the faithless servant doctrine" and no less than $3 million in damages for the "funds and property misappropriated by Defendant during her employment."
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Besides raining invective on the South and its leaders since he took power in Pyongyang in 2011, Kim has been accused of ordering the killing of his uncle and half-brother and of scores of officials suspected of disloyalty.
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The Washington Post published a story about how the President is bristling about the disloyalty of advisers who have been critical of him and how he has become frustrated with Chief of Staff John Kelly's efforts to contain him.
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The migrants will be shared out among France, Germany, Romania, Portugal, Spain and Luxembourg, Conte said in an open letter to Salvini in which he accused the minister of disloyalty and being "obsessed" with closing Italy's ports to migrants.
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Second, prosecutions of similar cases in the past have relied on some combination of elements that were missing in this case: the intentional mishandling of classified information, indications of disloyalty to the United States, and efforts to obstruct justice.
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These surrogates spread word that Romney—once a fierce Trump critic—may be required to publicly apologize for his earlier disloyalty, then used TV appearances and social media to claim that nominating Romney would be an act of betrayal.
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For the most part, Mao tolerated North Korea's displays of disloyalty because he was afraid of losing it to the Soviet Union, which was the North's main economic benefactor and provided it with aid that Mao could not match.
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I let my children finish the entire half gallon of ice cream, which was my husband's, his one daily reward for being kind and good, but by this point the man deserved our disloyalty, because he was not there.
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WATCHED from Beijing, where the national parliament never shows a glimmer of disloyalty to the Communist Party and its members usually rubber-stamp any bill, the swearing-in of Hong Kong's recently chosen legislators on October 12th must have been unnerving.
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They think the president is more open than Ryan to negotiating, and they believe that branding the bill as "Paul Ryan's plan" and emphasizing Ryan's disloyalty during the campaign could make Trump less attached to the specifics of the current bill.
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But Mr. Tillis also has the most immediate threat to counter: a credible primary challenge from Garland Tucker, a deep-pocketed businessman who has accused the lawmaker of disloyalty to the president in a series of ad buys on Fox News.
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RELATED: Democrats accuse Trump of disloyalty over Clinton emails Nominees are viewed by voters, reporters, their peers and future international counterparts as commanders in chief-in-waiting on whose choice of words lives and crucial national security interests could ultimately depend.
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So effective is the regime's brutal system of control—anyone suspected of disloyalty may be killed or banished to a frozen gulag—that there was little sign of dissent even when hundreds of thousands died of starvation during the 1990s.
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WASHINGTON — An internal State Department investigation released on Thursday described an "improper" campaign to remove a career employee from a high-level policy office for her perceived political disloyalty to President Trump and speculation that she had been born in Iran.
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But disloyalty to country violates the very obligation of citizenship, our devotion to a core principle on which our nation was founded, that we, the people, not some foreign power that wishes us ill, we decide, who shall govern, us.
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BEIJING — President Xi Jinping's grinding campaign against graft and disloyalty in the Chinese government claimed another powerful victim over the weekend, when the Communist Party's disciplinary agency announced that the mayor of Tianjin, a northern port city, was under investigation.
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BARCELONA, Spain — King Felipe VI of Spain stepped forcefully into the political crisis over Catalonia on Tuesday, accusing the region's separatist leaders of "inadmissible disloyalty" and of creating "a situation of extreme gravity" that threatened the country's constitution and unity.
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A former senior White House official previously described Trump's pick of Grenell as "filling the gaps" following the impeachment acquittal, sensing disloyalty in the now former acting DNI Joseph Maguire, and filling that position with somebody he sees as sufficiently loyal.
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In statements and a campaign ad over the past few days, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has accused Senator Bernie Sanders of disloyalty against the nation's first black president for considering a primary challenge against Mr. Obama in 2012.
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Ms. Yovanovitch was told to return to Washington in late April, months ahead of schedule, after Mr. Trump's eldest son described her as a "joker," and other conservatives denounced her for unfounded accusations of corruption and disloyalty to Mr. Trump.
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McCain famously cast the deciding vote against repealing Obamacare last summer and is now urging the Senate to reject Haspel, much to the annoyance of key White House aides and Trump, who frequently refers to McCain's disloyalty in his stump speeches.
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But in private, aides said, Mr. Trump has been nursing a collection of festering grievances, including Mr. Comey's handling of the Russia investigation, his seeming lack of interest in pursuing anti-Trump leaks and the perceived disloyalty over the wiretapping claim.
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After nearly half a year of purges in Turkey's security forces after a failed military coup, the assassination of the Russian ambassador by a vetted Turkish police officer suggests that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan may face a resilient disloyalty problem.
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Some of it surely has to do with ideology: When you're committed to a fundamentally false narrative about government and the economy, as almost the whole Republican Party now is, facing up to facts becomes an act of political disloyalty.
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Mr. Sun, 53, is the most senior serving politician purged so far in a five-year drive against corruption, disloyalty and abuse of power that President Xi Jinping began soon after taking control of the Communist Party in late 2012.
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So I'm saying in the most public way possible that I'll be boycotting my 30th reunion this weekend -- not as an act of disloyalty, but rather as an expression of love for equality of access -- the true, first principle of ethical higher education.
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" He also said, "But disloyalty to country violates the very obligation of citizenship, our devotion to a core principle on which our nation was founded, that we, the people, not some foreign power that wishes us ill, we decide, who shall govern, us.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Public Security Ministry said it would conduct further investigations into its own senior ranks late on Wednesday after a decision to prosecute former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei, and warned that disloyalty to the Communist Party would not be tolerated.
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Heather Nauert, the acting undersecretary of State for public diplomacy, said on Thursday that the State Department would comply with the lawmakers' requests, but noted that she had never witnessed any kind of disloyalty on the part of career officials at the agency.
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The paper said the second-ranking Turkish diplomat in Bern and his family were among those seeking asylum after he refused to comply with a summons to return home amid a Turkish purge of people suspected of disloyalty to President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Brad SchneiderBradley (Brad) Scott SchneiderTrump: Jews who vote Democrat show 'lack of knowledge or great disloyalty' Netanyahu praises House for passing anti-BDS resolution House passes bill opposing BDS, exposing divide among Democrats MORE (D-Ill.), reaffirms support for a two-state solution.
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Against all odds — despite Will's disloyalty and the overwhelming oppression facing women in general — Aemilia's strength of character and resolve to earn her status prevail as she becomes the first Englishwoman to attempt, let alone achieve, even modest success as a published writer.
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Conte, who is not a member of either ruling party, has accused him of disloyalty and of using immigration for political gain, while parliament has so far refused to discuss a motion of no-confidence in the government put forward by the League.
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" In his years observing the party, Mr. Bale added, he had "never seen anything like this — the absolute multiple pileup we're seeing in terms of the ideological problems, the personnel problems, the disloyalty, the willingness to make people's feelings public, it's just unprecedented.
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Separatists and anti-royal militants also found common ground after Felipe stepped into the Catalan conflict in October 2017, accusing the region's separatist leaders of "inadmissible disloyalty" after holding the referendum, which took place amid clashes between the Spanish police and voters.
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A Chinese court on Tuesday sentenced a former leading official, Sun Zhengcai, to life in prison for taking more than $26 million in bribes, making him one of the biggest names to fall in President Xi Jinping's campaign against corruption and disloyalty.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The official royal consort of the king of Thailand was stripped of her title just months after she was given the rare designation, accused in a statement from the palace on Monday of disloyalty and trying to supplant the queen.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Saar's bid for the job will position him as a front-runner in the post-Netanyahu era, or if he will pay for his perceived disloyalty in challenging Mr. Netanyahu in a time of trouble.
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As president, Mr. Trump has left dozens of critical administration jobs unfilled, rejecting stalwart Republican applicants deemed insufficiently loyal to him — and now he is decrying the disloyalty of the 20 to 30 conservative members who outmaneuvered and overpowered him on health care.
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From the Oval Office to the White House residence to Air Force One, he's closely tracking how Republican members of Congress are digesting the latest revelations on his handling of Ukraine, and monitoring their statements for any sign of hesitation or perceived disloyalty.
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Internal disagreements within the Republican Party tend to take the form of accusations of disloyalty to the conservative cause, while intraparty battles on the Democratic side, when they occur, more commonly involve tensions among two or more groups under the party's big tent.
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Although it will share office space and personnel with the party's disciplinary arm -- once headed by Wang -- the NSC can target anyone who exercises public authority, instead of just Communist Party members, providing Xi with further power to crush any political disloyalty.
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"They are afraid that Mr. Trump might give them a nickname like 'Low Energy Jeb' and 'Lyin' Ted,' or that he might tweet about their disloyalty," referring to nicknames Trump gave his Republican presidential rivals Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz during his 2016 campaign.
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I reached out to more than a dozen prominent evangelicals across the country to ask them about Trump's comments — his charge of Jewish disloyalty, his quoting a man who compared him to Christ — to see how they thought it was playing with their congregations.
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Rhonda has been fed up with her husband ever since her refusal to entertain his inkling that she was pushed when she fell down the stairs, and this growing disloyalty is driving her directly to someone who had every motive in her baby not surviving.
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What GOP legislators are confronting is a situation in which they want to get X done and realize that in order to get X done they need the cooperation of the administration, and if her perceives disloyalty, he'll undermine everything they try to do.
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He was an extremely sensitive man, who suffered much from the merest slights, but was also an extremely dominating, cruel and self-indulgent one, who judged his wives harshly, slapped them when angry and forced them to bear all the known forms of disloyalty.
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Party members sometimes then resort to anti-Semitism in an attempt to defend their side, often deploying cruder tropes based on notions of disloyalty or control of finance, the media or government, says Simon Johnson, chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council, a representative group.
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Mr. Trump, who has lashed out at the speaker for being critical of him, has privately said that Mr. Ryan should pay a price for his disloyalty, according to two people close to Mr. Trump who insisted on anonymity to describe internal campaign discussions.
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Her cutting rejoinder — "with all due respect, I don't get confused" — earned cheers from people who called it an example of resolve from a strong female leader and boos from others who accused her of disloyalty for going after one of Trump's newest handpicked aides.
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A veteran diplomat who has led the U.S. embassies in Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Ukraine, Yovanovitch's stint as ambassador in Kiev was cut short when she was recalled to Washington in May as Trump allies leveled unsubstantiated charges of disloyalty and other allegations against her.
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When he isn't beating up on the press, Mr. Spicer denigrates civil servants as "career bureaucrats," and in the case of the State Department dissenters, invites them to "question whether or not they should continue" in their jobs, suggesting disloyalty to the official line.
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The president of Mount St. Mary's University in Maryland has reinstated two professors who were fired this week for what the administration called disloyalty, after the dismissals were widely denounced by advocates of academic and journalistic freedom and led to a faculty vote demanding his resignation.
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Last month, in a disarming sign of disloyalty from within the White House, a Trump official official leaked 51 days of the president's schedules from November to February showing that he spends hours each day in unstructured "executive time," a concept that is distinct to his administration.
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When asked whether coordinating with Russia to win a presidential election was more serious than not applauding the State of the Union address, 63 percent of survey respondents said it was more serious, while 14 percent said not applauding was a more intense sign of disloyalty.
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It could be his Tuesday night allegation that the eight out of 10 American Jews who support Democrats are guilty of a "total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty [to Israel]," engaging in the anti-Semitic canard of Jewish dual loyalty that Trump himself condemned when Rep.
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Only five times in the history of the republic has the House voted to expel a member -- three times during the Civil War for disloyalty to the Union and two times (Michael Myers and Jim Traficant) when members had been convicted of bribery and other crimes.
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" The President is "seemingly devoted to making our country the Divided States of America" wrote Michael D'Antonio, calling out as "evil" the words Trump used to describe American Jews who vote for Democrats: Trump said they have "either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty.
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Video posted by the militants on Wednesday showed four children, who appear to be 10 to 14 years old, shooting four civilians accused of disloyalty at a location near the Tigris River, said Ravina Shamdasani, a spokeswoman for the United Nations human rights office in Geneva.
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Although it will share office space and personnel with the party's disciplinary arm -- once headed by the 69-year-old Wang -- the NSC can target anyone who exercises public authority, instead of just Communist Party members, providing Xi with further power to crush any political disloyalty.
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While the Hawaii congresswoman may be sticking to her values, her overall disloyalty to her party and her eagerness to attack fellow candidates might mean her campaign can't hold on for the long haul, as it's currently unclear if there Democrats in the party who support her.
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Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanDirector of National Intelligence Maguire should stand for the whistleblower Adam Schiff's star rises with impeachment hearings Former GOP senator to Republicans: Trump subjected Ukraine leader to a 'shakedown' MORE was the whistleblower's "handler," a thinly disguised accusation of disloyalty at best, espionage at worst.
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Veterans advocates and congressional aides were particularly alarmed by a December memo that Leinenkugel wrote that accused Shulkin's deputy, Thomas Bowman, of disloyalty and being at odds with Trump's agenda and recommended that both Bowman and Shulkin's then-chief of staff Vivieca Wright Simpson be replaced.
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In a sign of growing acrimony between Trump and the spy agencies, on Wednesday the CIA sent a clear message to Trump by denying security clearance to Robin Townley, a Trump appointee to the National Security Council without any suggestion of disloyalty, the Washington Times reported.
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Naturally, Trump has been unable to stay silent about these media reports, and has responded by trying to do as much damage to Ryan and the Republican leadership as possible, to punish them for disloyalty even though this newfound spectacle probably makes him even less likely to win.
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One senior party spokesman, Paul Flynn, said in 2011 that Britain should not appoint a Jew as ambassador to Israel, because the post should be filled by "someone with roots" in Britain who couldn't "be accused of having Jewish loyalty" — unwittingly invoking the anti-Semitic trope of Jewish disloyalty.
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The transcript of Mr. Kent's testimony makes clear that he and other State Department officials responsible for the United States-Ukraine relationship were deeply alarmed by smears and accusations of disloyalty by Mr. Giuliani and his allies in Ukraine against Marie L. Yovanovitch, the former United States ambassador there.
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They donated money to his opponents in the primaries, and recently, by way of activist groups that they fund, pledged millions of dollars to support Republican congressmen who were voting against the health-care bill—the very ones whom Trump has vowed to challenge, because of their disloyalty.
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But he didn't: He waited until the afternoon of November 0003, a Friday, just after one of his campaign confidants was convicted of lying to Congress and Marie Yovanovich, a U.S. ambassador removed from her post for perceived disloyalty to Trump, gave damning testimony to congressional impeachment investigators.
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Mr. Kent's testimony makes clear that he and other State Department officials responsible for the United States-Ukraine relationship were deeply alarmed by the smears, and they believed that unsubstantiated accusations Ms. Yovanovitch's disloyalty could undermine the relationship between the two countries and ultimately create a vacuum for bad actors.
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A week earlier in Alabama, Representative Martha Roby, who withdrew her support from Mr. Trump in 2016 after the "Access Hollywood" video was released, faced fierce attacks for her disloyalty and will have to compete in a July runoff because she fell short of winning a majority in the primary.
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But it does not appear that Trump is looking for someone with deep intelligence experience in the role -- a former senior White House official described Trump's decision as "filling the gaps" following the impeachment acquittal, sensing disloyalty in Maguire, and filling that position with somebody he sees as sufficiently loyal.
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While Brennan was the toast of cocktail parties throughout the D.C. Swamp, the CIA suffered an injury; the institution that helped to put John Brennan into a place of public trust has been tossed under the bus by his self-serving, virtue-signaling actions — a classic example of disloyalty being rewarded.
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And while we'll never fully grasp the intimate circumstances that led to her premature death (nor is it our right to know), a confluence of stressful and painful circumstances can exacerbate mental illness; if Kate's Selby note was any indication, dishonesty and disloyalty in her personal life would be the ultimate betrayal.
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From his statement at the time: All the cases prosecuted involved some combination of: clearly intentional and willful mishandling of classified information; or vast quantities of materials exposed in such a way as to support an inference of intentional misconduct; or indications of disloyalty to the United States; or efforts to obstruct justice.
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Walter JonesWalter Beaman JonesThe Hill's Campaign Report: Democratic infighting threatens 2020 unity Heavy loss by female candidate in Republican NC runoff sparks shock Greg Murphy wins GOP primary runoff for North Carolina House seat MORE (R) faces an opponent today who seeks to frame his independent streak as evidence of disloyalty to Trump.
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"What it says to Russians living in the U.K. or those thinking of leaving the country is: Disloyalty is always punishable, you will never be free of us and you will never be safe, wherever you live," John Lough and James Sherr, Russia specialists at the British think tank Chatham House, wrote.
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Trump appointees can't be trusted to be objective when dealing with internal issues because the president appears to feel no compunction about attacking people for disloyalty — as his sustained attack on Attorney General Sessions for recusing himself from the investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and the Russian government has made painfully clear.
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When she told C-Span last year that it was time for Ms. Pelosi and other top House Democrats to "pass the torch to a new generation of leaders," it was seen as a rare display of disloyalty from Ms. Pelosi's inner circle, and one that could doom her future prospects in the party.
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For intelligence officials who have often found themselves on the receiving end of Mr. Trump's wrath, charged with disloyalty or told by Mr. Trump they had to "go back to school" because he did not like their assessments of North Korea and Iran, there is nothing more politically delicate than what they collected in Ukraine.
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""Duncan Hunter facilitated the theft of campaign funds by ignoring his campaign staff's multiple warnings about Margaret's improper use of campaign funds, accusing campaign staff of disloyalty by 'trying to create some kind of paper trail on me' when they raised concerns about improper spending, and continually refusing to remove her access to campaign funds.
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There's intrigue over first lady Melania Trump, however, who has shown no sign of disloyalty in public but in recent weeks has often seemed to be subtly trolling her husband, with her clothing during a trip to assess the family separations crisis on the southern border and with a warning about online bullying this week.
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But the agenda has been mapped out: • Electing the supreme leader to an even more powerful position than the one Kim holds (his power is already nearly absolute); • Electing new party leadership to replace members of Kim's inner circle purged for disloyalty and branded "evil" by the state, and; • Revealing the findings of the party's disciplinary and investigative committee.
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"We have reason to worry that the internal information being shared by Interpol with the police chief may impact on particularly vulnerable minorities like the Uighurs, who have sometimes been involved in terrorism but often are targeted for political disloyalty," said Wang, who acknowledged that so far there is little concrete evidence that this has happened.
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Yet senators who have opposed the bill have often done so not out of flagrant disloyalty to the President but because they believe their first duty is to their constituents, either those who believe the current bill does not go far enough to eradicate Obamacare, or those who fear losing their health insurance coverage under the new GOP system.
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The president was also reportedly unhappy with Comey's "disloyalty" over Trump's accusation that former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE wiretapped Trump Tower before the presidential election, according to the Times.
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Two advisers to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE who are no longer in the White House are alleging disloyalty among members of the administration in a new book.
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Would conservative pundits and politicians: (a) Applaud President Clinton for taking a belated but necessary step to clean up a "politicized" Justice Department that had interfered against her at the end of the campaign, while also agreeing that the party affiliation of an F.B.I. official's spouse is a legitimate basis to suspect the official of disloyalty and partisan motives?
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And then she supervised not just a joyful, boisterous democracy, but also a free and fair election with dignity and with restraint, refusing to tip the scales for her own political party (which expelled her for this 'disloyalty'), modeling for the raucous rivals who wished to succeed her, the kind of behavior that presidential leadership requires.
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These loyalists, organized in "beachhead teams," have evolved into a kind of shadow government, meddling in operations and carrying reports of disloyalty, real or imagined, back to their overseer in the White House, Rick Dearborn, a former Jeff Sessions aide who runs the transition and plays a big role in shaping policy, such as it is.
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Democrats and Republicans widely rebuked Trump's reluctance to unequivocally condemn white nationalist demonstrators who chanted anti-Semitic slogans during a 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Va. The president earlier this year accused Jewish Americans who vote Democrat of showing a "lack of knowledge or great disloyalty" because of comments from Democratic congresswomen critical of the Israeli government.
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Even the lionization of Hamilton as the exemplar of America's immigrant ideal neglects his ultimate endorsement of the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, which made it harder for immigrants to become citizens while allowing their deportation if they were suspected of disloyalty (he urged exceptions, though, for some foreign merchants and those "whose demeanor among us has been unexceptionable").
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It demonstrates a level of disloyalty that should send sane people running from Trump's service, it tells other cabinet members to get out while the getting's good (and to leak and undermine like crazy on their way), and it further alienates Republican senators whom Trump needs to confirm appointees (including any Sessions replacement) and to go easy on his scandals.
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Abigail SpanbergerAbigail Davis SpanbergerTen notable Democrats who do not favor impeachment Centrist House Democrats press for committees to follow pay-go rule Gun debate to shape 2020 races MORE and Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaTen notable Democrats who do not favor impeachment Jewish Democratic congresswoman and veteran blasts Trump's 'disloyalty' comments Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump MORE.
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In particular, he fingers her successor, John Major, for his disloyalty; he takes as his epigraph "When lovely woman stoops to folly, / And finds too late that men betray," and he writes of the "unforgettable, tragic spectacle of a woman's greatness overborne by the littleness of men"—ignoring, as she did herself, the truth that loyalty has to be earned as well as demanded.
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Off the top of my head, here are a list of people he has fumed at for alleged disloyalty or for causing him undue problems or bad press: Jeff Sessions Rex Tillerson Reince Priebus Sean Spicer Mitch McConnell Jeff Flake Bob Corker John McCain Jared Kushner, Rod Rosenstein, James ComeyBob Mueller (And that's far from a complete list.) This is who this President is.
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In conversations with staff members and lawmakers, the president has made an emotional case for opposing the resolution, telling them that a vote in favor would be seen by their constituents as "a vote against border security" and warning that such a move would be regarded as disloyalty, according to three Republicans with direct knowledge of his actions, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Alexsi twists out of countless dead ends, and Christie does, too; each time his tale seems to be drawing into a cul-de-sac, he pulls it sharply and headily in some new direction, from Azerbaijan to Moscow to Germany, Alexsi shifting between passports, killing easily when he must, trying to balance the ruthless spymasters who would be delighted to sacrifice his disloyalty to the state.
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So if 15 people say, "This person has a very bad character or has expressed disloyalty to the United States or associates with known criminals and has drug and alcohol problems," there's no need to prove whether that's true and whether the person does actually have an alcohol problem or just gives the appearance of such, that's some derogatory information that you would bring back to the people nominating the person.
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Trump then picks a political ally with no intelligence experience to oversee the intelligence community when the general election campaign kicks off ... ... The spy chief shake-up comes just as Trump brings several former aides -- Hope Hicks and John McEntee -- back to the Oval Office ... ... McEntee, who couldn't previously get a security clearance, is now in charge of what from the outside seems like a purge at the National Security Council and he's apparently telling aides to be on the lookout for disloyalty.
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Brad SchneiderBradley (Brad) Scott SchneiderDemocrats press FBI, DHS on response to white supremacist violence Trump: Jews who vote Democrat show 'lack of knowledge or great disloyalty' Netanyahu praises House for passing anti-BDS resolution MORE (D-Ill.) in the House, which would enhance units within the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security responsible for addressing domestic terrorism inspired by white supremacist ideology; as well as the NO HATE Act, authored by Beyer, which would help improve reporting of hate crimes by authorizing grants to create state-run hotlines to record information about hate crimes.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said privately that Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) should pay a price for his disloyalty to the GOP presidential nominee, two people close to Trump told The New York Times.
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