One more was "disqualified," but Eisenstein did not explain why that test was disqualified.
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"Under that theory, not only would I be disqualified, Marco Rubio would be disqualified, Bobby Jindal would be disqualified, and interestingly enough, Donald J. Trump would be disqualified because Donald's mother was born in Scotland," Cruz said, referring to two other GOP presidential contenders.
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Now I guess my only question is you know if that disqualified me now why wouldn't it have disqualified me when I submitted it back in February?.
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Two British athletes were disqualified fromTwo British athletes were disqualified fromAfter Alice Betto of Italy was elevated to second place and Vicky Holland of Britain was elevated to third.
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" JOSHUA WONG, PRO-DEMOCRACY ACTIVIST DISQUALIFIED AS CANDIDATE: "As the only candidate disqualified by Beijing, (that) proves the election in Hong Kong is being manipulated by the Communist authorities.
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China and Canada — to its collective bewilderment — were disqualified.
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He was one of three Bryant players disqualified by fouls.
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Sagan was disqualified from the Tour by the race jury.
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After all it had disqualified candidates on spurious grounds before.
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Two Texas players were also disqualified for leaving the bench.
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Under state law, ballots that missed the deadline are disqualified.
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So he'd be disqualified from ever holding the presidency again.
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With this stunning statement, Trump disqualified himself from the presidency.
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The next runner to jump the gun would be disqualified.
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They will not be disqualified from running for office again.
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Getting disqualified from the tournament is not something I contest.
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Or, that said, get disqualified for "unsportsmanlike conduct" once again.
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Under SEC rules, that disqualified this oil as booked reserves.
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Up until that point, I never had actually been disqualified.
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Tyson then tried to bite Holyfield again and was disqualified.
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Ben Johnson got them in 1988, before he was disqualified.
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DE Joey Bosa was disqualified at Iowa a week ago.
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There was no communication to her saying she was disqualified.
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People failing to comply will be disqualified from taking office.
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None of the teams will be disqualified from the league.
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"Data he doesn't like will get disqualified," Dr. Oransky said.
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The court disqualified Mr. Sharif from holding office last month.
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The disqualified lawmakers said they were looking into filing appeals.
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They have been disqualified from public office for similar periods.
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Five racers did not finish, and two more were disqualified.
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"If I get disqualified, they could be without a job."
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"How can I be disqualified?" he said in an interview.
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The party said that 13 Clinton supporters were also disqualified.
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After an agonizing half-hour wait, the news came: Maximum Security was disqualified, the first-ever apparent winner to be disqualified, and 65-to-1 long-shot Country House had "won" the Kentucky Derby.
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Ted Cruz should be disqualified from his fraudulent win in Iowa.
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People who don't work are disqualified as a member of society.
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Last year 5,000 of the 28,000 runners who finished were disqualified.
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In these cases, brands were disqualified for lack of available data.
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He was disqualified from both Olympics after failing the retrospective retests.
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These voters are either entirely disqualified or have been marked 'inactive.
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Those who remain are disqualified from running in elections in July.
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She was disqualified in all three events at the Sochi Olympics.
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Many of the investors' shares were disqualified from the appraisal action.
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"Being disqualified just validated everything we have gone through," he says.
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A third warning would have seen him disqualified from the race.
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The Donnellys weren't the only runners disqualified thanks to Murphy's work.
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It's not the first movie to be disqualified for this reason.
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" "Congresswomen Dina Titus and Jacky Rosen disqualified themselves from public office.
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He was disqualified for using ethanol and lost his bronze medal.
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I guess if this were a sporting event, I'd be disqualified.
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Persky was disqualified by the administrative judge following the DA's request.
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Canada was awarded the bronze after the United States was disqualified.
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And a federal judge is disqualified because of his ethnic ancestry.
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Fourteen Russians have been disqualified this month, with nine medals lost.
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Those convicted of rape or arson are disqualified, Ms. Powell said.
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She was disqualified before she could move on to the deadlift.
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Also included were times for athletes who were disqualified for doping.
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Elizabeth Warren said Pence was "actively disqualified" from managing the response.
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She limped away after each jump and soon enough was disqualified.
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Now there are questions about why Mr. Brooks's opponent was disqualified.
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If you fall asleep, start laughing, or use technology, you're disqualified.
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" A few minutes later, the announcer blares: "Oscar Demarco is disqualified!
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Anis Ananenka of Belarus, who finished 43rd in the men's 800m, was also disqualified for the same substance, while fellow Belarussian Alena Matoshka, 25th in the women's hammer throw, was the third athlete to be disqualified.
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In 1968, the initial winner was later disqualified over a drug test.
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The horse was disqualified for interference at the Kentucky Derby this weekend.
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The following year four more democrats were disqualified for the same thing.
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Two of the disqualified candidates in 2016 had overtly pro-independence views.
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If their T levels are higher, they can be disqualified from competitions.
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She flouted the rules and lied to us, so we disqualified her.
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That means he will almost certainly be disqualified before the first round.
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CAS said the results of both athletes in Rio had been disqualified.
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Wilson was disqualified for a false start even before they get going.
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If you refinance, you could be disqualified from accessing that repayment help.
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Hermitage pushed back in court, asking for Baker Hostetler to be disqualified.
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But after lengthy deliberation by the judges Choi was disqualified for interference.
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THE clerics disqualified the candidates, but they could not disqualify the people.
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The Russian Federation team was also disqualified from the women's 4x400m relay.
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Many popular reformist candidates have been disqualified from running in recent elections.
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Ryan Anderson either won or was disqualified, depending on who you ask.
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A BAA spokesperson confirmed that disqualified runners don't have their spots filled.
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In a hilarious turn of events, Middleton was disqualified from the tournament.
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Boxers who deliberately head-butt can also lose points or be disqualified.
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The United States crossed the finish line third but was later disqualified.
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Reggie won decisively on points, but Ron was disqualified for unsportsmanlike behaviour.
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If Mr. Ali fails, he could be disqualified from running for president.
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Once gone, she was penalized for bumping into a competitor and disqualified.
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Because the writer used only Times sources, the essay has been disqualified.
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That is just one hurdle, and many candidates end up being disqualified.
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On the day that García was disqualified, Fish spoke with García's wife.
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Their talking point was clear: Jefferson's atheism disqualified him from the presidency.
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The judges decided the sisters fit neither category, so they were disqualified.
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That might have disqualified him in another era, but Americans stomached it.
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Shortly after she began her campaign, Rwigara was disqualified by electoral authorities.
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Earlier state-run TV and other media reported Dar had been disqualified.
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I do not think presidents-elect should be disqualified for policy disagreements.
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"Any contestant mistreating his animal may be disqualified," the race rules state.
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Some contenders are disqualified for valid reasons, or at least lawful ones.
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One more forfeit and the team could be disqualified from the league.
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His spotty record on civil rights, they argued, should have disqualified him.
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In fact, there is no procedural mechanism by which Senators can be disqualified as jurors -- in contrast to our court system, which creates a selection process through which certain jurors can be disqualified if they are biased or unqualified.
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A panel of judges ensured that people who broke these rules were disqualified.
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There is one story about the Vice President -- "'Veep' Actor Disqualified from Emmy."
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Front-line supporters of the current movement are angry that they were disqualified.
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In July, four other pro-democracy lawmakers were disqualified for improper oath-taking.
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But I believe this man is disqualified to serve and endangers the republic.
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They can also be disqualified from practicing medicine for two to 10 years.
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He stepped down last year after a court disqualified him from holding office.
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Hillary Clinton is disqualified from being commander in chief of the United States.
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Another was disqualified for taking part in an illegal protest, as it happens.
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Hill said she did not think Biden's history disqualified him from being president.
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Several independence-leaning candidates were disqualified after refusing to sign the new declaration.
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However, she was disqualified because she just stretched her arm inside the track.
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Both athletes had already been disqualified from the 2008 Beijing Olympics over doping.
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And another 25 percent are disqualified for drug use or a criminal record.
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Kramer finished first in Vancouver, but was disqualified for choosing the wrong lane.
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On August 5th over 2,000 people gathered in support of the disqualified candidates.
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Shortly after Xi's visit, Law and four other pro-democracy lawmakers were disqualified.
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His chance came when the electoral authority disqualified two other candidates on technicalities.
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Soon after, she was disqualified from two previous races that she had won.
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Sharif quit after he was disqualified by the Supreme Court over undeclared assets.
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Bridenstine pushed back against the notion that his past political actions disqualified him.
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"I watched that hearing last Thursday and Brett Kavanaugh is disqualified," Warren continued.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) disqualified her for testing positive for steroid use.
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All of her results as far back as July 28, 2017 were disqualified.
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Some are disqualified by the lack of a degree or a criminal record.
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Runners found to have cheated are disqualified, and their prize money is withheld.
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Dancer's Image remains the only winning horse to be disqualified from the Derby.
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Yet the exposure of the President's habitual lying has not disqualified him politically.
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Sinohydro was disqualified from the bidding for the contract eventually won by Navelena.
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Shortly after she began her presidential campaign, Rwigara was disqualified by electoral authorities.
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We're going to help them confirm their nominees, many of whom are disqualified?
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Kapachinskaya was also disqualified from her 400m run where she had placed fifth.
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Workers generally can't be disqualified for benefits due to unsatisfactory job performance though.
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That's because I had an accident a few years earlier that disqualified me.
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A cyclist had tested positive for a banned substance and had been disqualified.
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It was over whether Dr. Shafi's Muslim faith disqualified him from the job.
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Even if it had made more disclosures, says Stephen Lubben, a law professor at Seton Hall University, McKinsey may not have been disqualified all the time; and if it had been disqualified, AlixPartners may not have snapped up all the work.
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Priyanka Chopra knows how it feels to be disqualified because of her skin color.
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This year the supreme court disqualified one of the front-runners for the presidency.
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The board also disqualified another candidate for giving cash to poor voters while campaigning.
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She was temporarily disqualified for a lane violation before being reinstated after a review.
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The last time a candidate was disqualified for breaking spending rules was in 2011.
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Judges aren't disqualified from ruling on cases that involve the presidents who nominated them.
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In doing so, analysts say, DeSantis instantly disqualified some 1.4 million voters—including Riddle.
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Rarely has a disqualified candidate played such an influential role in shaping an election.
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Authorities have disqualified key opposition candidates from contesting next year's election citing prior convictions.
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Also Canda player have to be disqualified 😠😡😡😡#최민정선수 평창올림픽 pic.twitter.
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Mr Cheng's democratic rival, Edward Yiu, was the only disqualified legislator to run again.
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Also, if you already have a full-time job, you're not disqualified from applying.
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This was the first time a horse crossing the line first has been disqualified.
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The IOC said all of Russia's 4x10km team would be disqualified given Legkov's violation.
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Two lower courts said this fact disqualified him from protection under the First Amendment.
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Failure to complete required fields may result in your application being disqualified from consideration.
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He had originally been disqualified by a substandard score on a mental aptitude test.
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Asa Hutchinson, means he is permanently disqualified from being a judge and public servant.
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The Ohio native said those charges shouldn't have disqualified him from the convention stage.
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The IOC said all of Russia's 4x10km team, which included Vylegzhanin, would be disqualified.
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Roy Moore to me, when he brought in Steve Bannon, should have been disqualified.
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Chermoshanskaya is the seventh athlete formally disqualified from the Beijing and London retesting program.
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She was disqualified from last week's Kingsmill Championship after failing to sign her scorecard.
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But he was disqualified after the race for a breach of fuel flow rules.
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Twenty assembly members voted against Lee's nomination, two abstained and two votes were disqualified.
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How many men would suddenly find themselves disqualified from important positions in public life?
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RuPaul's Drag Race disqualified contestant Sherry Pie amid allegations of sexual misconduct and catfishing.
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A third is on trial and will be disqualified if his conviction is upheld.
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Maximum Security was disqualified, and his jockey, Luis Saez, was suspended for 15 days.
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But Ms. Riaz was disqualified on a paperwork technicality by the Board of Elections.
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Then they disqualified at least 2202,2628 other would-be candidates — because they seemed untrustworthy.
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The third-place finisher in the women's half-marathon, Gadise Megersa, was also disqualified.
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If an investigation reveals the accusations are valid, the athlete should be automatically disqualified.
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Another of those disqualified was veteran activist Leung Kwok-hung, known as "Long Hair".
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Ninety of those disqualified were sitting members of Iran's parliament, which has 290 seats.
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He definitely should be disqualified from this election process just because of that tape.
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The world champion Peter Sagan was disqualified from the Tour after causing Cavendish's crash.
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"Mitch McConnell, I think, has disqualified himself from taking the oath of participating."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Mr. Morsi, the understudy, got the nomination only when the first choice was disqualified.
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The last time a candidate was disqualified for breaking spending rules was in 20183.
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Peick was eventually disqualified, but we all know it was Friese's bad on this one.
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This wasn't his first disqualification Meza was disqualified from marathons twice before, The Times reported.
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Without established credit, though, you might be disqualified from some jobs and some financial services.
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I have been asked often if Biden's inappropriate behavior with women disqualified him for office.
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That's when they looked at me with serious expressions and told me I'd been disqualified.
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He only reached the run-off after two other candidates were disqualified on questionable grounds.
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Lois Dodd didn't pursue the path of abstraction, which immediately disqualified her in many circles.
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It was only after the race that her teammates told her she had been disqualified.
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The Jury of Appeal said Husillos had been disqualified under Rule 163 governing lane infringement.
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If the trumped-up case is not overturned on appeal, he is disqualified from running.
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They finished third in the finals, but were later disqualified for an illegal baton exchange.
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Jamaica's Steven Gayle, Latvia's Austris Karpinskis and Alonzo Russell from the Bahamas were also disqualified.
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It did not specify who had been disqualified from running for the 88-member panel.
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Conservatives insisted that these pathologies disqualified black people from enjoying the full rights of citizenship.
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He is really not qualified and in fact should be disqualified because of these ties.
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Mili's family believes she was disqualified because of the way she looks with short hair.
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If found guilty, Yingluck like her brother Thaksin, would be disqualified from becoming premier again.
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Although the conservative Guardian Council disqualified many reformist candidates, the youth did not get discouraged.
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Michael Flynn's blinding religious hatred & shady Russian ties disqualified him as NSA on day one.
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In 2004, an Iranian judoka scheduled to wrestle an Israeli was disqualified for being overweight.
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Four other athletes were disqualified after also failing re-tests carried out by the IOC.
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"The Jamaican team is disqualified from the men's 4x100m relay event," the IOC's announcement reads.
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Its fragility should have disqualified it from HS2, a decades-long high-speed rail project.
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Many eligible Republicans disqualified themselves by publicly expressing misgivings about Trump's suitability for the Presidency.
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The Americans finished third but were disqualified from Friday's final for an illegal baton exchange.
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A young candidate, Chris Deschene, was disqualified because he could not speak the language fluently.
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Several candidates were disqualified and went to court; that case has not yet been decided.
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Chris Christie — he should be disqualified simply because of his involvement in the Bridgegate scandal.
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"The woman in question was not disqualified because of her social media profile," she said.
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The struggle that consumed the group erupted in February 2015 when the association disqualified Mrs.
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Yet Congress disqualified inmates from getting federal Pell Grants during the "tough-on-crime" 1990s.
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After Silva was disqualified in London, some Brazilians bombarded her with racism on social media.
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Somehow Kessel being a "third-line player" disqualified him but not Justin Williams in 2014.
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But traffic will not be an excuse for missing a tee time and getting disqualified.
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The courts have disqualified Nawaz Sharif from heading a political party or holding public office.
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When authorities said the signatures were fake and disqualified his candidate, Akimov decided to march.
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Mr. Sussman said his clients believed the religious-based exemptions disqualified them from the ban.
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He also appeared to have won the 2019 Kentucky Derby, before being disqualified for interference.
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Had Kamworor failed any tests, he would have been disqualified from running in New York.
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Russian athlete Mariya Abakumova, the original gold medallist, was also later disqualified for doping violations.
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Bloomberg has sworn off asking for donations, even though that had disqualified him from debates.
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The Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Mr. Sharif was disqualified because of undeclared assets.
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The National Electoral Commission eventually disqualified her over irregularities involving the signatures needed to run.
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Errani, a 29-year-old Italian, has also been retroactively disqualified from tournaments from Feb.
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This "asset" disqualified him as indigent and he was promptly kicked out of the program.
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And the case had more challenges: The judge disqualified some of the prosecution's expert witnesses.
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Numbers of voters disqualified from voting in the U.S. The fascination with Gross Domestic Product.
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"Under current law the shooter would've been legally disqualified from purchasing a firearm," Cornyn said.
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Submissions will be disqualified if we discover you have sent in more than one entry.
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Sagan, the world champion, was disqualified for elbowing Cavendish to the ground two days ago.
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Judge Allyson Kay Duncan, appointed by Mr. Bush, also disqualified herself, without giving a reason.
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Mr. Anderson told congregants that "the lord says" Mr. Romero was "disqualified" to lead them.
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If you've been "Barred from competition, briefly," you have been disqualified, or DQ'ED for short.
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Maximum Security is the first Derby winner disqualified for interference in the race's 145-year history.
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The other four continued to aim at the food with the short rods and were disqualified.
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It's the first time a Derby winner was disqualified because of a foul on the track.
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Although Blackburn's insurance covered the surgery, he was disqualified from coverage for not being obese enough.
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Though Switzer was disqualified after finishing, public uproar eventually lead to the formal inclusion of women.
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In addition, Gingras has been disqualified from all competitive results obtained on and subsequent to Oct.
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He leads in the polls, but is in jail for corruption and will probably be disqualified.
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Also disqualified was Edward Yiu, who swore in his oath to "fight for genuine universal suffrage".
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American runner Paul Chelimo ended the race in the silver medal position but was later disqualified.
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On June 10, the organizers of the race, Conqur Endurance Group, announced Meza had been disqualified.
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In 2017 organisers disqualified a man for wearing a bib registered to a woman called María.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, campaigning in Iowa, said the disclosure disqualified her to be president.
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CES gave a sex toy an award and then disqualified it...because it's a sex toy.
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Two months later she was disqualified from the election, held in August, on dubious technical grounds.
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The election was marred by accusations of unfairness: two of the most popular candidates were disqualified.
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Boutin Kim wearing red uniform in the 1st picture wasn't disqualified although she pushed Choi Minjeong.
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In the consequentialist view, Clinton should be judged, and critics would argue disqualified, on those grounds.
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That disqualified a lot of the parties, concerts, meals, and hang-outs people like to Snap.
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Thailand's Election Commission on Monday officially disqualified Ubolratana from seeking the prime minister post, Reuters reported.
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Despite crossing the finish line first in Vancouver, Kramer was disqualified for choosing the wrong lane.
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But the Guardian Council, grouping hardline conservative clerics and jurists, has already disqualified thousands of candidates.
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As of Monday, 25 Russians have been disqualified from Sochi and 11 medals have been stripped.
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Within hours, the king issued a statement saying her candidacy was "inappropriate" and she was disqualified.
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Competitors who break this rule are first cautioned, then eventually disqualified if they repeatedly infringe it.
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After the school's judicial court determined McIntosh should be disqualified, Brooks was then announced the winner.
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Miankova was also disqualified from the same event at the London Games where she finished seventh.
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Scientists who violated the policy would be disqualified from receiving awards from the union, said Davidson.
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Pro-independence campaigners have been barred from running for office and others disqualified from the legislature.
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Earlier Chilean equestrian athlete Mauricio Gonzalez was disqualified and sent home after testing positive for marijuana.
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Eighteen percent of Democrats said he should be disqualified, and 20 percent said they were unsure.
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Barring CDS holders from buying loans by adding them to disqualified lender lists is one option.
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They were also disqualified twice more after clinching medals before team members tested positive for drugs.
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Safety concerns are the primary reason a pilot might be disqualified from the course, he said.
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Officer Watson said a candidate would not be disqualified for being a victim of sexual assault.
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The rights of absentee voters must be protected so that ballots are not too easily disqualified.
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That should have disqualified Dragonstone, which is hardly more than a stone's throw from King's Landing.
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Twelve participants, including 11 girls, were medically disqualified from soccer for the rest of the season.
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He was the first apparent Derby winner ever disqualified because of a foul on the track.
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Because that violates our contest rules, we have disqualified it and removed it from the list.
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For such a serious breach of golf's rules, Mickelson could have been disqualified from the championship.
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But even without the hyphen, if you are "disqualified" from something, you still might be UNFIT.
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Lizzo's representatives believe this should have disqualified the Raisens from pursuing their claim a second time.
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Under California horse racing rules, Justify should have been disqualified and his $600,000 purse money returned.
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All three of these contestants should immediately be disqualified for not knowing who Tom Hanks is.
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That disqualified more than half of the store, and so I was drawn to the outliers.
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The king swiftly declared her candidacy "inappropriate" and both the princess and the party were disqualified.
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If they are true, they should have disqualified him from ever competing in the first place.
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"The only disqualified person in this country is you, Nicolás Maduro," Mr. Capriles wrote on Twitter.
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This has disqualified him from taking the debate stage under rules from the Democratic National Convention.
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Submissions will be disqualified if we discover you have sent in more than one entry. 593.
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If a trial juror said he would refuse to consider the evidence, he would be disqualified.
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But some of the real opposition figures who were disqualified from running are still claiming victory.
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The IOC said the athlete had tested positive for banned substance turinabol and had been disqualified.
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Submissions will be disqualified if we discover you have sent in more than one entry. 593.
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Last July, the Supreme Court disqualified Mr. Sharif from holding public office because of a misdeclaration.
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On Thursday, Mr. Bullock's campaign unsuccessfully argued once again that the disqualified poll should be counted.
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Within hours, the king issued a statement saying her candidacy was "inappropriate" and she was disqualified.
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When thousands of reformist candidates were disqualified in January, Mr. Rouhani did not intervene on their behalf.
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Odebrecht and state bidding agency Proinversion denied allegations from the disqualified consortium that the auction was rigged.
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Seven votes were disqualified, two members abstained and one member did not participate, the parliament speaker said.
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Nothing in U.S. Department of Labor regulations would have disqualified Navarro from working as a labor broker.
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A Hong Kong court later disqualified the two from taking office, ruling their oath of allegiance invalid.
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A seventy-year-old man has been disqualified from the Los Angeles Marathon months after the race.
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Noor Alexandria Abukaram was disqualified because she was wearing a hijab, which doesn't conform to uniform regulations.
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Her time at the race was disqualified, but the rest of the team qualified as a team.
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When the pole vaulter's package grazed the pole, knocking the bar off the stand, Ogita was disqualified.
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I am running this race and I have been disqualified and everyone knows it except for me.
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He led the presidential race until August 31st, when Brazil's top electoral court disqualified him from running.
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But two weeks later, they disqualified the device and banned its exhibition — because it's an adult product.
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Among those disqualified was Khomeini's grandson Hassan Khomeini, a charismatic reformer blessed with his grandfather's potent name.
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Hernandez told WOWT that she was "not happy" that officials disqualified her team because of her appearance.
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Speculation about how unwelcome candidates may be disqualified in future is rife, as ideology wrestles with constitutionality.
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Many players have been suspended by Valve, including a list of SEA gamers disqualified from Shanghai Majors.
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Mr Sharif was disqualified from office by the supreme court over allegations of impropriety, which he denies.
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During the race, 11 athletes were disqualified and 11 more withdrew from the race, according to NBC.
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Odebrecht won the contract in 2014 after its sole competitor was disqualified the day of the auction.
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But reformist leaders said last week that almost all of their candidates for Parliament had been disqualified.
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"He has had unofficial meetings with disqualified candidates, and of course, hopes for justice," Mr. Nowbakht said.
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What should I do if I think a school unfairly disqualified me because of my social media?
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Under the rules, a player is not disqualified for signing for a higher score than he shoots.
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In November, more than 200 runners were disqualified from the half marathon in Shenzhen, in south China.
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The election commission quickly disqualified her and the party was dissolved for involving the monarchy in politics.
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So if you have a typo on your resume, it may mean that you've just disqualified yourself.
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While they were able to compete—and received praise—they were later disqualified for being two-spirited.
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Athletes were medically disqualified for an entire season in 3.5 percent of concussion cases, the study found.
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The situation went from bad to worse, though, when they were disqualified along with Trinidad and Tobago.
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Disqualified candidates can appeal against the decision with the Guardian Council reviewing their cases within a week.
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Trump has been using the fact of Cruz's birth to suggest that he was disqualified for office.
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Six athletes, including three Russian medalists, were disqualified on Wednesday from their events at the Beijing Games.
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In 2016, he called the president a "bully" who should have been "disqualified" from running his campaign.
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If the wind is over 2305 kilometers per hour in any direction, the whole run is disqualified.
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Taser, which had been disqualified from competing due to inappropriate contacts with officials, was given another chance.
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Fifty-seven percent of men said Biden should not be disqualified, while 21625 percent said he should.
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A policy of "zero tolerance" is enforced, and any athletes taking performance-enhancing drugs are immediately disqualified.
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Researchers estimate that between 220 and 22013, sex-testing procedures disqualified approximately one in 265 elite athletes.
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Alptekin's results were disqualified and, since this was her second violation, she was suspended for eight years.
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He should certainly be disqualified for any job in the next administration, especially if it involves immigration.
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The court, however, disqualified Mr. Sharif for not declaring a salary from one of his son's companies.
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Those members disqualified themselves from serving in the Trump administration, but Mr. Hook did not sign on.
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The magazine disqualified most of DJ Khaled's bundled purchases, suspecting that some of the marketing by Shop.
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Mihai Barbat was banned from the tournament, and his daughter was disqualified from both singles and doubles.
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Future Forward founder Thanathorn has already been disqualified from his own seat in another legal case. Yes.
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But on Facebook, she expressed strong views against the defendant, enabling Mr. Laughrun to get her disqualified.
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Double-check instructions to avoid being disqualified on a technicality, and know when to cut your losses.
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Parliament held a special election to replace his predecessor and mentor, who was disqualified on corruption charges.
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In September 22, more than 23,2 runners were disqualified from the Mexico City Marathon for course cutting.
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More than 7,85033 potential candidates were disqualified from their races, most of whom were reformists and moderates.
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The White House has made clear that such letters disqualified the signatories from roles within the Pentagon.
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The GOP leader said senators all have political interests and would be disqualified in any normal trial.
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He was disqualified from a Challenger event a year earlier in Georgia for making a racist remark.
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Michael Isaacson has, in effect, disqualified himself from any faculty position at a school like John Jay.
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Russia was disqualified from that race this year after one of its athletes, Antonina Krivoshapka, tested positive.
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O'Brady, Rudd and Worsley, disqualified Mr. Ousland's epic solo jaunt from the laurel of an "unsupported" journey.
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After a review, officials found Maximum Security guilty of a contact foul and disqualified him from the race.
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Lawyers for both candidates will also appear in court Tuesday to battle it out over the disqualified ballots.
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Although Maximum Security crossed the finish line first, a challenge was filed and the horse was eventually disqualified.
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A controversial slide depicting Facebook's now-defunct policy that disqualified subsets of protected groups from hate speech shielding.
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He criticized the Supreme Court verdict that disqualified him as premier for not declaring a source of income.
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You just need to read the rules and make sure you follow them so you don't get disqualified.
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But my satisfaction was short-lived — I was the first of nine competitors disqualified for doping in London.
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But if a driver falls below a 4.75 rating for any reason, they'll be disqualified from the program.
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Pre-race favorite Maximum Security crossed the finish line first but was disqualified for interfering with other horses.
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Democrats want Kavanaugh to be disqualified from the Supreme Court, while Republicans want him to be on it.
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Last year he had been disqualified from holding office by the country's Supreme Court in a graft case.
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William's team came in fifth during the second race, but Kate's team was disqualified for starting too early.
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William's team came in fifth during the second race, while Kate's team was disqualified for starting too early.
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Of the three firms, only Schlumberger ultimately submitted an offer, and it was disqualified by the tender committee.
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"Peter Sagan is disqualified from the 2017 Tour de France after today's tumultuous sprint in Vittel," he said.
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Every potential new member must visit each house; otherwise, she will be disqualified and eliminated from the process.
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The company was cited $2,500 a day for each day a disqualified driver was found to have worked.
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Then the electoral commission disqualified her, saying she had not collected the 600 signatures she needed to stand.
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Because his team's first baton pass was made outside the 20-meter passing zone, the Americans were disqualified.
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Choi, after losing first place, was then disqualified from winning the silver medal for interfering with other athletes.
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Mr Sharif was disqualified from office by the Supreme Court for failing to declare all sources of income.
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His third stint in the job ended on July 22009th after the Supreme Court disqualified him from office.
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He was one of several candidates disqualified by electoral officials for promoting Hong Kong's independence from mainland China.
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Instead she was disqualified by electoral authorities who said she had falsified signatures needed for her election bid.
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She was disqualified at a bout in November for wearing her hijab; it violated USA Boxing uniform regulations.
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Winter said that had Fox informed the committee that he was ill, he likely wouldn't have been disqualified.
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For the first time in 145 years, the horse who finished first in the Kentucky Derby was disqualified.
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They were disqualified and Girard, now 33, was confirmed as the London 2012 Olympic champion in April 2018.
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The AIU said that all of Kalalei's results since that event in the Netherlands would now stand disqualified.
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However, barely a month before the election and after weeks of legal gyrations, the electoral authority disqualified them.
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The case, which concerns the purchase of luxury apartments in London, could see Sharif jailed and Maryam disqualified.
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About 85033,500 families — including 1,500 children — are expected to be disqualified from receiving assistance by the new law.
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A federal judge disqualified the firm, saying its lawyers might have to appear as witnesses in the litigation.
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Franky Zapata always dreamed of flying, but being color blind, he was disqualified from becoming a helicopter pilot.
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Now, McCain's arguing to colleagues that Haspel should be disqualified, but Graham said he told McCain he's wrong.
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But, should they actually make employment decisions according to those beliefs, they would be disqualified from federal contracts.
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Paul dropped out of the undercard debate out of protest for being disqualified from the main debate stage.
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But the campaign committee defended its decision, arguing that Moser's criticism disqualified her as a general election candidate.
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Even though Redmond was disqualified for receiving outside aid, the image and the memory were and remain powerful.
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"It's rubbish for everyone," said Jolyon Palmer, a driver for the Renault team, whose lap time was disqualified.
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Israel's Supreme Court will almost certainly be asked to decide whether he should be disqualified from taking power.
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Mr. Sharif resigned in July, after the Supreme Court disqualified him from holding office following a corruption probe.
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Mattis also recommended that transgender individuals who require or have undergone gender transition be disqualified from military service.
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VICE News finds out what some people are willing to do to make sure their signature isn't disqualified.
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If he had displayed it or directly addressed it, he'd probably have been disqualified from running for office.
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He also disqualified himself, in her view, in a variety of ways unrelated to his conduct toward Ford.
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Three months later, the Supreme Court disqualified Mr. Sharif from holding public office on account of a misdeclaration.
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He was disqualified from a fourth-round match at the 1990 Australian Open after a series of outbursts.
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There will be few moderates for Iranians to vote for, after thousands of candidates were disqualified from running.
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The movie was disqualified by the Academy because it is mostly in English, which is Nigeria's official language.
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If not for a rules change last year, Thompson would have been disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard.
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But he failed in his bid for Maryland attorney general in 2006 after being disqualified on a technicality.
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Barega appeared to accidentally trip leader Kejelcha, who nearly pulled Barega to the track and was later disqualified.
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Since then, a host of his allies have been either disqualified by the courts, or face corruption cases.
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It is the first time a Derby winner has been disqualified because of a foul on the track.
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Of course judges should not be disqualified because of their race, and few immigrants are rapists and murderers.
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The outspoken Kagame critic was arrested shortly after she was disqualified from contesting the August 2017 presidential race.
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The consortium won the lucrative contract in 2014 after its sole competitor was disqualified at the last minute.
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Those sentences mean all three will be disqualified from running for a Legislative Council seat for five years.
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"We're just hearing it every day that Trump has disqualified himself by being an indecent person," Wilson said.
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We're a country without royals, meaning—at least in theory—no one's disqualified from celebrity by their bloodline.
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If Mr. Ali's appeal, scheduled for March 7, fails, he will automatically be disqualified from the presidential race.
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After the probe, the top court disqualified Sharif and ordered the NAB to investigate and conduct a trial.
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However, Hillary Clinton should also be disqualified from serving in even local community leadership for a variety of reasons.
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In Minnesota, one elector was disqualified after declaring he would vote for someone other than his state's winner, Clinton.
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A successful relationship is not disqualified because it did not work initially, success comes in how you repair it.
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But then, just as the opposition candidates reached the required number of backers, the electoral commission simply disqualified them.
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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, another former president, was jailed for corruption and disqualified from running in the election.
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In response, the NCAA disqualified North Carolina from hosting neutral-site championship events for the 2016-17 academic year.
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After a review of the race, the team was disqualified for an improper baton handoff between Rodgers and Gatlin.
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Human Rights Watch says it reviewed documents that show significant numbers of candidates were disqualified for their political opinions.
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She wouldn't just be a disaster, Hillary Clinton is disqualified from being commander in chief of the United States.
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Last year, its sand castle suffered a major collapse and was disqualified for using material besides sand and water.
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One of my teammates was disqualified from a conference championship because he ran out of balls to play with.
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The women's team came into the Games under added pressure, after their male counterparts were disqualified for doping violations.
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The IOC added it had disqualified the athletes from Sochi, effectively stripping Tretyakov and Nikitina of their Olympic medals.
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The big picture: In 1968, Dancer's Image was disqualified days after winning the Derby for failing a drug test.
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Well-known poker professional Antonio Esfandiari was disqualified from a tournament for urinating in a bottle at the table.
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In 1981, parliament disqualified the liberal Abolhassan Banisadr as president, and then Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini dismissed him.
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New Zealand were disqualified just hours before the final of last year's qualifying tournament after Vanuatu challenged Wynne's eligibility.
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Its decisions have to be vetted by the Council of Guardians—the reactionary grandees who disqualified so many moderates.
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Being born in Canada would suggest to some that Cruz is disqualified from being President of the United States.
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Pro wrestler Scott Hall was disqualified from a T.G.I. Friday's for being drunk, rowdy and disrespectful to the bartender.
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"She's disqualified from being commander-in-chief," Rubio says in nearly every stump speech, prompting applause wherever he goes.
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Some of the robots were disqualified after falling over or when they stopped dancing before the minute was up.
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Yet, the whole team was disqualified before they were able to play their first game, WOWT 6 News reports.
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Authorities have clamped down on opposition forces, disqualified democratic legislators, jailed activists and banned a pro-independence political party.
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When the defending champion Linford Christie was disqualified for causing two false starts, how did that affect your mindset?
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In September, Escobar disqualified the Donnellys, and notified the BAA that these runners were no longer eligible for Boston.
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"You disqualified Nigeria's first-ever submission for Best International Feature because its in English," DuVernay wrote in a tweet.
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It also disqualified the company from bidding for the West Coast and South Eastern franchises for the same reason.
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Cole said the group's funding should be immediately cut off and the group should be disqualified from future grants.
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Joyce was disqualified from holding office due to his New Zealand heritage, though he's expected to win it back.
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Previously, Alexander Zubkov, Voevoda's team mate in both events, was also found guilty of anti-doping violations and disqualified.
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Perhaps comedy, far from being disqualified for so unhappy a task, is the only genre that can tackle it.
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Entrants married less than 10 years or who are unable to travel during the dates provided will be disqualified.
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They said James's positions on transgender and immigrant rights should have disqualified her from weighing in on AI ethics.
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But because of a cut he sustained in the second bout, he was disqualified from fighting in the third.
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While their oaths were aborted before they were disqualified, the latest action targets lawmakers who have already taken office.
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Officials found out he cheated and subsequently disqualified Buffalo's team, giving a victory to their rivals from nearby Rochester.
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He moved into second place when the same appeal that gave him an Olympic gold medal also disqualified Bakulin.
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Even while still a disqualified nonmember, China was allowed to dictate the exclusion of another applicant, which was qualified.
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The chair umpire warned him of a time violation, and to not throw up again or risk being disqualified.
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One way to be disqualified from possessing a gun is to have been involuntarily committed to mental health treatment.
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Despite Emslie's distinguished war record, her marriage in 1921 disqualified her from future employment as a surgeon in Britain.
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In Saudi Arabia, 12 camels were disqualified from a beauty contest after their owners used Botox on their lips.
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As of early Saturday morning, she had not withdrawn her candidacy, nor had Thailand's Election Commission officially disqualified her.
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Then there are the part-time social services workers — graduate students like myself — who could be disqualified from SNAP.
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Many candidates don't want to be disqualified from a search when a job listing asks for candidates with degrees.
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If Mueller is discredited, then whatever he finds out is disqualified in the eyes of Trump's most loyal supporters.
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She was disqualified from the 2016 Houston Marathon after her timing chip failed to register splits at several checkpoints.
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She was later disqualified from the race and confessed that she had, in fact, skipped parts of the course.
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Last month the Islamabad High Court also disqualified from parliament Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif, one of Sharif's closest allies.
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He told local radio station RPP that Odebrecht had "disqualified itself from working with the Peruvians" by paying bribes.
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Both plays came after booth review overturned a targeting call in the first quarter that would have disqualified him.
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This leaves open the possibility that she -- or other activists running for office -- could be disqualified again in future.
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Magdalena Alvarez, a former public works minister and vicepresident of the European Investment Bank was disqualified for nine years.
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I do not think they should be disqualified because they won the Electoral College instead of the popular vote.
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" Critics have also pointed to vote counting irregularities including nearly 2 million votes that were disqualified as "bad ballots.
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Cha objected to the idea of an attack on North Korea, which seems to have disqualified him from consideration.
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The nomination drew a swift rebuke from King Maha Vajiralongkorn, and the princess was disqualified by the Electoral Commission.
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Britain won the second heat impressively ahead of Belgium and defending champions Bahamas but were then disqualified, allowing Brazil to slip into the final by the back door Poland, Cuba and outsiders Botswana also progressed but Trinidad and Tobago were also disqualified after originally finishing in a qualifying position in the first heat.
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""There were claims that the approach may have unintentionally disqualified certain applicants, and that some applicants were disqualified because of convictions that weren&apost related to the position for which they applied," Target said, adding that the new process "ensures individuals are considered for employment based on their qualifications, interview and availability.
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It was the first time in the Derby's 145-year history a horse was disqualified for action during the competition.
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He's firmly siding with disqualified horse, Maximum Security, and he's blaming "political correctness" for the overturn of the horse's victory.
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During Mao's rule, those sitting the exams were disqualified even for having relatives with dodgy views or wealthy class backgrounds.
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The Hong Kong government accused them of making invalid oaths, and a court disqualified them from their posts in 2016.
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There's no indication on the 990 filing about precisely who the "disqualified person" was or even what activities are involved.
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"That just immediately disqualified me from any of the educational opportunities or even wanting to continue at school," she says.
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If we are not allowed to be complex, compromising, wholly human — as human as men — then we are all disqualified.
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Allen shoved Budke when he got up and Budke was assessed a Flagrant 2 foul and disqualified from the game.
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But two weeks later, they disqualified the device and banned its exhibition at the event — because it's an adult product.
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That year, Andretti crossed second but was declared the winner when Bobby Unser was disqualified for an illegal pit stop.
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He tried to join the French Foreign Legion but was disqualified because of hearing loss he suffered in the Corps.
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A high school cross-country runner in Ohio says she was disqualified from a recent race for wearing a hijab.
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This time, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, another would-be third-timer, was disqualified, along with 1,629 other candidates, including all 137 women.
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But Silva was disqualified during a preliminary match for an illegal hold, a technicality related to a recent rule change.
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Sharif resigned as prime minister in July after the Supreme Court disqualified him for not declaring a source of income.
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Both bids will be evaluated first by a task force and disqualified if they did not meet FIFA's technical criteria.
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Britain's Jack Burnell, disqualified in Rio, finished fourth and 1.5 seconds behind Olivier after being second at the halfway stage.
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They were among eight athletes disqualified from the Games on Thursday as part of the IOC's re-testing of samples.
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Award-winning humps: A dozen camels have been disqualified from a "camel beauty contest" in Saudi Arabia for using Botox.
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But instead, the IOC disqualified a third of the team and allowed the rest to compete under the Russian flag.
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Our elders won't know who they are and will likely just hang up on them, and be disqualified from service.
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Barring an outright dismissal, the defense is asking that the lead prosecutor, Commander Christopher Czaplak, be disqualified from the case.
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Although he appears to do 25 reps in the minute he's allotted, Guinness judges later disqualified six for improper form.
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Mr Maduro has declared that the three parties that shunned the mayoral ballot have disqualified themselves from all future elections.
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Mr Khamenei's vetting agency, the Guardians Council, disqualified more than 1,600 potential candidates, leaving just six to run for office.
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But that hasn't quelled the outrage for Choi fans who demand to know why she was disqualified and Boutin wasn't.
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"And I think it is yet more evidence why this man is dangerous and divisive and disqualified from being president."
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In Wednesday&aposs election three seats were uncontested because one candidate died, another was disqualified and a third was declared.
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Candidates who are secular or who've sided with reformist or centrist policies in the past will most likely be disqualified.
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Torres, who become the frontrunner in the polls after other leading candidates were disqualified, has run for president twice before.
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Fast-forward to October 31, 2018 and CES Projects senior manager Brandon Moffett informed the company they had been disqualified.
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Felons who announced they were running for office, meanwhile, believing they were eligible to do so, could also be disqualified.
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This should mean that female runners are disqualified for illegal handoffs or dropping the baton less frequently than males ones.
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The American and Trinidadian teams paid the price for approaching changeovers at full speed, with both disqualified for illegal handoffs.
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Six of 118 competitors in the men's and women's 20km race walk competition at the 2012 Olympic Games were disqualified.
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The Supreme Court did reinstate Balad after it was disqualified in 2009, when it ran separately in a parliamentary election.
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Would the student body have allowed a black student body president to be disqualified on anonymous charges of voter intimidation?
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And Trump has pushed back by publicly claiming that he would have won the popular vote if "illegals" were disqualified.
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Wong was disqualified on Tuesday from standing in the upcoming district elections, a move he said was "clearly politically driven".
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Three weeks after winning Ironman Canada, Miller was disqualified from the race, her time erased, her first-place finish voided.
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Importantly, "bad actors" are disqualified from relying upon this exemption and it does not allow transactions involving "public shell" companies.
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But after accusations of cheating from the Russian, Swiss, French, Belgian, Polish, and Austrian teams, all Chinese troops were disqualified.
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Their unreasonable demands assert that religious organizations are disqualified from competing for a federal contract simply because they are religious.
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Last month, Iranian officials disqualified more than half the candidates for office, a move that was derided by rights groups.
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O. J. Mayo has been dismissed and disqualified from the N.B.A. for violating the terms of the league's antidrug program.
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A Reuters/Ipsos survey showed one in five Republicans thought Trump's comments about groping women disqualified him from the presidency.
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The two disqualified legislators, Yau Wai-ching, 25, and Baggio Leung, 30, were told to appear in court on Friday.
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While neither William nor Middleton actually won the tournament, William managed to beat the duchess, who ended up getting disqualified.
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At the Russian National Walking Championship in Sochi this year, 15 athletes did not show up, withdrew or were disqualified.
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Edward Leung Tin-kei, arguably the paratrooper with the best chance of securing a seat in LegCo, has been disqualified.
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Trump disqualified himself at every campaign stop, in every interview, and with every Russia related story that has been revealed.
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"The screen went black, and it said, 'Something you answered disqualified you for this job,'" she says at the roundtable.
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After placing 7th in the 73 kilogram division at the London games, he tested positive for marijuana and was disqualified.
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From the start, his campaign has been full of comments that would have instantly disqualified virtually any other presidential candidate.
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He said or did things almost every day on the campaign trail that would have disqualified any previous presidential candidate.
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One time at a competition they said she'd be disqualified, but she still used paint, because that's her art form.
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One party that advocated Russian military bases and Russian pensions was disqualified from the parliamentary election by the electoral commission.
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After a long review, however, he was disqualified, and the third-place Polish skater moved to second to advance instead.
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Kentucky Derby ruling: An appeal by the owners of the disqualified winner, Maximum Security, has been denied by state regulators.
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The younger politicians I support have been disqualified from the Legislative Council or sentenced to prison for previous protest activities.
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About 30 opposition candidates were initially disqualified from running, and many just happened to be outspoken critics of the Kremlin.
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Now, read the article, "Country House Wins Kentucky Derby After Maximum Security Is Disqualified," and answer the following questions: 1.
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In June, Jeff Sessions, who was then the attorney general, disqualified victims of gang and domestic violence from the status.
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Ortega, a permanent US resident from Mexico, said she did not know that her immigration status disqualified her from voting.
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The seat fell vacant in July after the Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Sharif was disqualified because of undeclared assets.
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Maximum Security in 2019 would have been the seventh if he had not been disqualified for interference turning for home.
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"Some people would say 'Well, he shouldn't be, you know, he's disqualified, or that person shouldn't be speaking,'" Blair said.
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Earnhardt Jr. placed fifth with Cole Custer winning after Denny Hamlin was disqualified due to a failed post-race inspection.
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His low scores disqualified him from affordable car loans and safe apartment rentals that he needed to stabilize his life.
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The Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc and the Comrades Marathon have both disqualified top finishers because of positive drug tests.
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It noted that Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. had disqualified himself from the case, presumably because of a financial conflict.
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It was not clear what in Mr. Townley's past disqualified him, and in every administration some officials are denied clearances.
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Joshua Wong was disqualified on Tuesday from standing in upcoming district elections, a move he said was "clearly politically driven".
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Aarseth's ruling overturned a November decision by the Dunleavy administration's Division of Elections that disqualified the recall from the ballot.
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Instead of notching a career achievement, Saez became the rider of the only Derby winner to be disqualified for interference.
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In 2013, after logging a suspiciously fast split time late in a 100-mile race in Texas, she was disqualified.
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It has endorsed the removal of elected governments and has sentenced one elected prime minister to death and disqualified another.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said this week that Trump's decision on Jerusalem essentially disqualified the U.S. from overseeing those negotiations.
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"#RoyMoore disqualified himself for the Senate prior to these recent revelations due to his disregard for constitutional limits," Dent tweeted.
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When the referee disqualified Golota for repeated low blows, Bowe's handlers brawled with Golota while fights erupted in the crowd.
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Manuel Chaves, former deputy prime minister under Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, was disqualified from holding public office for nine years.
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In a 5-3 decision, the Court reversed the Utah Supreme Court decision that the illegal stop disqualified the evidence.
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Walkers, on the other hand, can be disqualified from a race at any time if they're seen breaking the rules.
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CNN previously reported that Uber and Lyft have approved thousands of people who should have been disqualified because of criminal records.
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He interviewed the referee who disqualified Tyson, Mills Lane, as well as the boxer himself just moments after he bit Holyfield.
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A British editor was expelled, democratic activists jailed and barred from contesting local elections, and opposition lawmakers disqualified from public office.
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Ghostrider, the Yamaha built to drive itself, was disqualified from the Darpa Grand Challenge, about three feet from the starting line.
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The same race again disqualified him for irregular splits in 2016 -- and then banned him from entering again, The Times reported.
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Months later, two of those legislators were disqualified for amending their oaths of office in a way that Beijing disapproved of.
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No, I drive my body to train it, for fear that, after having preached to others, I myself should be disqualified.
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Image via ProPublica A controversial slide depicting Facebook's now-defunct policy that disqualified subsets of protected groups from hate speech shielding.
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According to a famous story, Zsa Zsa entered the Miss Hungary beauty contest in 1936 but was disqualified for being underage.
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Team U.S.A. had a tumultuous path to the final: They were initially disqualified after Felix dropped the baton in the heats.
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Wong said he was the only person disqualified out of more than 1,100 candidates in district council elections set for November.
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With McCowan disqualified because of fouls, Notre Dame's strategy on the final play was to get the ball inside to Shepard.
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Craig doesn't want them to touch Daniel unless he's really falling—if they help him, he'll be disqualified from that obstacle.
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We need to pass legislation linking terrorist no-fly lists with the FBI's list of individuals legally disqualified from acquiring firearms.
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But, in this case, some voters may have been disqualified unfairly, merely because they did not know about the new requirement.
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In 2007 Roberto Madrazo, a former presidential candidate, was disqualified from the Berlin marathon after cutting a third of the course.
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They clocked in an impressive 4.6 tons, but were disqualified when judges found out most of the rice was thrown away.
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Fast-forward to October 31, 2018 and CES Projects Senior Manager Brandon Moffett notified the company that it had been disqualified.
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Trump's pattern of misogyny, including his horrendous comments about Fox News' Megyn Kelly, should have disqualified him even before the primaries.
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Rights lawyer Khaled Ali has said he will still run, but he might be disqualified over a legal case against him.
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A recent Hong Kong court decision disqualified four elected pro-democracy legislators, bringing another wave of uncertainty to the political circle.
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"I thought Donald Trump disqualified himself at numerous points," the liberal-leaning Stewart said in a CBS television interview on Thursday.
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Over the past two years, six pro-democracy lawmakers have been disqualified from public office and several young democracy activists jailed.
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The IOC also said it had disqualified from the athletes from Sochi, effectively stripping Tretyakov and Nikitina of their Olympic medals.
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In 2012, Cibelle Ribeiro, a favorite in Brazil's Miss BumBum contest, was almost disqualified after refusing to take an X-ray.
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Sharif&aposs political future has been in doubt since July, when the Supreme Court disqualified him from office over corruption charges.
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Both of them, he said, would be disqualified from the Oval Office if the conspiracy theories advanced by Mr. Trump prevailed.
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He's virtually disqualified himself to be the kind of person we can expect to stand back & make sure justice is served.
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A Supreme Court ruling disqualified Sharif from office in July over a corruption investigation, though his party still runs the government.
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Friday's ruling marked the first time in the country's history that a leader was disqualified from office following a judicial process.
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An electoral tribunal, in a judgment smuggled out at 12.05am on Good Friday, decided that Ms Fujimori should not be disqualified.
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The U.S. team set a new championship record time but were disqualified to hand Brazil their first gold of the meet.
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Robert McIntosh, the son of a prominent Republican fundraiser, originally won the election by popular vote, but ended up getting disqualified.
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Even though the project clearly met the spirit of the Community Reinvestment Act, examiners disqualified the loan based on technical requirements.
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"In the Olympics when the gold medal winner is disqualified then it's the silver medal holder that takes over," Lagarde said.
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"This means that any winner in the elections can be disqualified by the Guardian Council," said Ali Shakourirad, a reformist lawmaker.
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Dutchwoman Kirsten Wild, winner of the race in 2018, crossed the line first but was disqualified after inadvertently causing the mayhem.
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The ninth, Justice Thurgood Marshall, had disqualified himself because he had been the Justice Department's Solicitor General when Ali's case originated.
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Meanwhile, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce was disqualified from parliament, resulting in the loss of the coalition government's parliamentary majority.
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"I wanted to know how they could give someone a first spot in Kona who should have been disqualified," she said.
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Soon after the policy review was announced last year, Ensign Marberry came out as transgender and was disqualified from flight school.
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Blanton has never shown remorse or accepted responsibility for killing children, which alone should have disqualified him for parole, Jones said.
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I was hired unexpectedly because the person who was supposed to take the job was disqualified over a drunk-driving conviction.
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Doug Stafford raised Petraeus's own admission that he shared classified information, saying it disqualified him for the role of top diplomat.
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At the 213 London Games, Silva was disqualified for an illegal leg grab during a fight against Hedvig Karakas of Hungary.
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Entries generated by a script, macro, other automated means, or by any means that subverts the entry process will be disqualified.
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Including the disqualified legislators charged on Wednesday, ten out of the city's 30 democratically elected opposition lawmakers are fighting court cases.
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The nominee would have to die, accept a nomination to a different office or be disqualified, board spokesman John Conklin said.
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He actually embraced 210 people, but the Guinness World Records team disqualified some of the hugs for being more like headlocks.
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She was also disqualified from her second race for inexplicably moving too far infield at the finish and missing the line.
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That disqualified me from ever having my cosigner removed — something the lender didn't tell me (or my aunt) at the time.
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And while Kavanaugh's behavior during the confirmation hearings should have disqualified him from a seat on the court, the Senate disagreed.
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And if you cite a weakness that is crucial to your success in the role, that could also get you disqualified.
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The Guardian Council, which vets candidates and is dominated by hard-liners, disqualified most of the reformists who wanted to run.
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Judicial ethics scholars, like Indiana University's Charles Geyh, say Nance may have disqualified himself from serving on the bench going forward.
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But Gugliemelli is the only one to have been disqualified thus far in season 12, which is currently airing on VH1.
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Also disqualified and expelled from the Olympics on Friday were the women's bobsledder Olga Stulneva and the men's speedskater Alexander Rumyantsev.
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In the 1973 finals, he pushed Newcombe to five sets, coming within one set of being disqualified from this list. 26.
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Carlos, his friend and fellow American, had nearly been disqualified when he left his lane in a heat of his own.
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Up to an additional 219,219 ballots were disqualified by election officials who found that voters' signatures did not match state records.
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Over the last three years, up to 20 percent of those reaching the final rounds were disqualified for excessive post processing.
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Before the pardon, Mr. Behenna was barred in Oklahoma from voting and owning firearms, and would be disqualified from some jobs.
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Country House, declared the Kentucky Derby winner, above, after Maximum Security was disqualified, is sick and will skip the Preakness Stakes.
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After Maximum Security, who crossed the line ahead of him, was disqualified for interference while turning for home, those plans changed.
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On Sunday, officials also said that 400 delegates had been disqualified, leaving nearly 4,800 to decide who would succeed Mr. Zuma.
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The president argued that Mr. Mueller had multiple conflicts of interest that disqualified him from overseeing the inquiry into election meddling.
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Two Russian women who placed first and third in that race were later disqualified for doping, elevating Ms. Montaño years later.
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And only on that basis Kavanaugh is totally disqualified to be a judge — at any level, let alone the Supreme Court.
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They were disqualified because of previous statements on Hong Kong's status and whether it should pursue greater autonomy or even independence.
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The Arizona Republican Party Chairman Jonathan W. Lines tweeted back that the remark had disqualified Bennett from leading the state. Rep.
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Trump's decision prompted leaders in Arab and other Muslim-majority countries to declare the U.S. essentially disqualified from brokering such negotiations.
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On May 4, Maximum Security became the first horse in the race's 145-year history to be disqualified after finishing first.
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Iran's leaders disqualified more than 122,000 candidates, including most moderates and centrists, paving the way for tougher domestic and foreign policies.
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This testing condition is what disqualified wide receiver Antonio Brown's desired helmet for 2019; the ensuing saga was national sports news.
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In Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif stepped down as the country's prime minister after the Supreme Court ruled that corruption allegations disqualified him.
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In the event that the potential winner is disqualified for any reason, Sponsor will award the prize to an alternate winner.
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Donald Trump had many faults, but he let us decide whether or not they disqualified him from serving as our president.
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Mr. Pruitt's financial entanglements with lobbyists and his repeated indiscretions have disqualified him from being able to fulfill the Agency's mission.
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The princess was quickly disqualified by the Election Commission and the party that nominated her was later banned from the election.
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The commission ruled that a past corruption conviction, which Navalny claims was trumped up to silence him, meant he was disqualified.
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Niemann is of German, Irish, and Italian descent, and was thus disqualified from applying because of her race and national origin.
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You would think that a man could get disqualified for doing such horrible things, but look at where we are now.
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"The fact that Sharif was disqualified on the grounds of Article 62 is potentially very problematic because more than half the current parliament and members of the provincial assemblies could be disqualified on the same grounds," echoed Rafiullah Kakar, an assistant research officer at the Commonwealth Young Professionals Programme, in a note published by the London School of Economics.
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Cowboy Bob got disqualified in his opening round match against Paul Orndorff by clobbering his opponent with a cast on his arm.
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"We need to remain on the political stage," said Ibrahim Asgarzadeh, a reformist leader who was disqualified from participating in the elections.
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The Anti-Defamation League has called for Ellison to be disqualified based on "deeply disturbing" remarks he made about Israel in 2010.
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Nunes has simply disqualified himself, and many of his Republican colleagues think that as well," Hoyer told CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront.
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"I don't think it has disqualified him," Hill said when asked how Biden's role in the Thomas hearings had impacted his candidacy.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Two young lawmakers disqualified by Hong Hong's High Court from the city's legislature have vowed to appeal the judgment.
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Both delegations also renewed calls, however, for reforms to Peru's electoral system so that candidates are not disqualified so close to elections.
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But by the typical rules of amateurism, a team that accepts any prize money would be disqualified from future Pac-12 events.
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It effectively disqualified the U.S. from leading the peace process in the eyes of the Palestinians, diplomats and analysts told VICE News.
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Because he had admitted possession of a narcotic earlier in the year, Mr Roof ought to have been disqualified from buying it.
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Some of the more vocal women would be disqualified (by the captains) from participating in paid events, as punishment for speaking out.
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"She never showed that she would give up on the sport until 2012, when she was disqualified at the Olympics," he said.
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Mark Goodliffe, the 11-time victor, was disqualified after a late error, so Roger Crabtree, a former pensions clerk, took the trophy.
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The ruling, which disqualified three opposition lawmakers, was a preposterous attempt to prevent Parliament from making sweeping reforms the country desperately needs.
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Last week, the Guardian Council disqualified more than 7,000 of the 12,000 parliamentary candidates, including almost all reformist candidates and many moderates.
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Sharif was ousted and disqualified from holding office by the Supreme Court in July 2017, and convicted in absentia a year later.
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They did not win in Vancouver in 2010, while the Russian winners of the 2014 Olympics have since been disqualified for doping.
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The 21-year-old Chow becomes the 13th politician barred from standing for office or disqualified from the legislature in recent years.
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Calling Mexicans "rapists" should have disqualified him on Day One (or for saying Obama wasn't born here, as he did in 2011).
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Most of the disqualified candidates have lodged appeals against the decision and were planning to launch a nationwide protest against the IECC.
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The RIAA recognized the giveaway in its calculation, but Billboard disqualified those numbers, on the grounds that it doesn't recognize gratis promotions.
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Gintare was disqualified at the start of the first race after crossing the line ahead of the starting gun in heavy traffic.
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She finished the race in four hours and 2613 minutes, but would later be disqualified and expelled from the Amateur Athletic Union.
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In the short term, she may be the main beneficiary if he is disqualified: she might then win without a run-off.
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Turkish boxer Adem Kilicci and Russian discus thrower Vera Ganeeva were also disqualified from London for testing positive for the same substance.
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The AIU said she would be banned for eight years from June 5 and her results would be disqualified since April 7.
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And they ask, in the case that the charges are not dismissed, that Steele and his office are disqualified from further involvement.
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They said that after Trump was elected and disqualified from bidding to acquire the site for commercial development, he switched his position.
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Usually the riders responsible are disqualified, but on Tuesday, after minutes of tense deliberation, the race was restarted with all six cyclists.
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Julio Guzmán, who is second in the polls, was disqualified because his party failed to obey its rules when it nominated him.
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"Hillary Clinton is disqualified from being the commander in chief of the United States," Rubio said during a Republican debate last month.
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His cause was bolstered after two popular candidates were disqualified and a third was arrested in Miami on suspicion of drug trafficking.
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It was the first time every athlete has been disqualified from a heat at a major championships, according to statistician Mark Butler.
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David Nalbandian was disqualified during the final at Queen's Club in 2012 after kicking an advertising board into a line judge's leg.
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A hapless judo athlete from the other Georgia went to the wrong site and missed the official weigh-in and was disqualified.
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Under the "good moral character" provision, someone who has committed a crime may be disqualified temporarily or permanently, depending on the severity.
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Essentially, once the family discovers she's from California and not related to the Gettys, she's disqualified from being eligible to date Nick.
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On Twitter the question "What is Aleppo?" was trending, with many critics arguing that Mr. Johnson had disqualified himself from the presidency.
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Kazakhstan has had more than 30 positive cases since the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and had five champions disqualified from Beijing and London.
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On Friday, a high school athlete won a 100-meter freestyle race representing Anchorage's Dimond High School — but then was quickly disqualified.
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Her conduct has disqualified her from any such discussion, unless it is to explain how someone can be a bystander to genocide.
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Even if Donald Trump ceases his racist, divisive talk and stops promoting his clearly unworkable solutions, he should have already disqualified himself.
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Sharif was ousted and disqualified from holding office by the Supreme Court in July 2017 and jailed earlier this year in absentia.
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Election officers have disqualified at least five candidates from running for legislative office over questions on their beliefs about the city's future.
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In 1964, a South Korean fighter, Choh Dong-kih, refused to leave the ring for almost an hour after he was disqualified.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) slammed Clinton, highlighting the number of classified emails and saying she should be disqualified from the presidency.
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Wong said he was the only person disqualified out of more than 1,100 candidates in district council elections set for November 24.
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Some of the runners had served bans before the 2012 Games; others were disqualified after the fact and stripped of their honors.
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The Americans were then later disqualified for stepping into Bolt's lane and Canada, led by De Grasse, were promoted into third place.
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Ms. Nawaz won election in 2017 after Mr. Sharif's seat in Parliament fell vacant when the Supreme Court disqualified him from office.
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Four cross-country skiers were disqualified and barred from competing in future Olympics: Yuliia Ivanova; Alexey Petukhov; Evgeniya Shapovalova; and Maksim Vylegzhanin.
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They found nearly 203,000 cases of people who had been naturalized despite having criminal histories that should have disqualified them from citizenship.
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An assistant professor at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, La., she had already worked through a different issue that disqualified earlier payments.
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Ms. Rwigara was later disqualified from running, with the government saying she lacked enough supporting signatures and had forged some of them.
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It's unclear if Kelley's assault charges constituted domestic violence, but such a conviction could have also legally disqualified him from gun ownership.
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Three years later, the Russian athlete who had taken the gold that year was disqualified for doping, and Semenya's medal was upgraded.
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But he was disqualified from the trial by a senior Pentagon official who concluded that the U.S. military tortured him at Guantánamo.
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It was the first time in the 92-year history of the Hambletonian that a winner had disqualified after capturing the final.
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Under some state laws, so-called faithless electors who vote against their state's results may be fined or even disqualified and replaced.
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Olsen was placed in concussion protocol, while Anderson was disqualified from the remainder of the game for the helmet-to-helmet contact.
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Wong said he was the only person disqualified out of more than 1,100 candidates in district council elections set for Nov. 24.
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Observers expect a more hard-line parliament to be elected, after Iranian leaders disqualified more than 7,000 candidates, most of them moderates.
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Other political leaders, including the former presidential candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski, have been arbitrarily disqualified from running for office for several years.
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Those disqualified including 90- sitting members of Iran's 29-year parliament that were seeking reelection, according to AP. View the discussion thread.
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She soon found out that she had been disqualified for spending too much time on her back on the freestyle flip turn.
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He walked onto the Division I basketball team (but was disqualified before he could play because his years of eligibility had expired).
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" Mr. Reese chimed in: "You tend to think you're disqualified any time you've got a protagonist farting in an old woman's face.
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To me, Trump is the man who could not remember which foot medically disqualified him from service in Vietnam, then insulted Sen.
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Intelligence agencies and law enforcement from the coalition states also will share information -- for example, about individuals disqualified from possessing a firearm.
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Nawaz resigned on Friday after the Supreme Court disqualified him for not declaring a small source of income - something he rejects receiving.
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In case you were concerned, you're allowed to give as many tiny donations as you'd like without being disqualified from these sweepstakes.
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At the recent Simplot Games in Pocatello, Idaho, another runner elbowed Woodhall during a tight spot in the race and was disqualified.
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Here is the rest of her tweetstorm: Michael Flynn's blinding religious hatred & shady Russian ties disqualified him as NSA on day one.
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As of Sunday, 99 Russians had been disqualified from all past Olympics: more than three times the total of any other nation.
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When the judge disqualified the entire office from a death penalty case, Ms. Harris appealed, accusing the judge of abusing his discretion.
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At least 12 contestants have been disqualified from Saudi Arabia's annual camel beauty contest because the owners injected their lips with Botox.
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Apparently, Uber found this out after Recode broke the news of the hire earlier this month, which disqualified Ronen for the job.
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"With or without the nuclear deal, all of them would be disqualified," said Farshad Ghorbanpour, an analyst with close ties to Mr. Rouhani.
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British swimmer Jack Burnell was disqualified close to the end for reasons yet to be disclosed, and had harsh words for the judges.
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The Odebrecht-led consortium in Peru won the lucrative pipeline contract in 2014 after its sole competitor was disqualified at the last minute.
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Russian law states that someone sentenced to a prison term for a crime such as embezzlement is disqualified from running for elected office.
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Joe Biden, the former vice president also running for President, received five Vietnam deferments for education and was later disqualified because of asthma.
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Days after the demonstration, the state Supreme Court removed Griffen from the drug case and disqualified him from handling any execution-related cases.
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Maximum Security was disqualified from the Kentucky Derby on May 4 after crossing the finish line 1 3/4 lengths in the lead.
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The frontrunner, who earned 4,977 votes, was disqualified amid allegations of voter irregularities and appealed the decision twice before Brooks was declared winner.
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A dozen beasts have been disqualified from this year's Saudi "camel beauty contest" because their handlers used Botox to make them more handsome.
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Khan was cleared by the courts but Tareen was disqualified in December under the same constitutional article used to remove Sharif from office.
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Javier Culson of Puerto Rico was disqualified for a false start and sat sobbing by the side of the track before trudging away.
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The pipeline consortium won the contract in 2014 during the previous government after its sole competitor was disqualified the day of the auction.
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However, just 103% say the video disqualified Trump from being president and that he should drop out of the race, while 210% disagree.
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The news sent shockwaves throughout the horseracing community since no horse had ever been disqualified due to race riding in the event's history.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn strongly opposed his sister's nomination, calling it "inappropriate" and unconstitutional and her candidacy was swiftly disqualified by the Election Commission.
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"My view — then and now — is that people who knowingly march under the Nazi banner have disqualified themselves as 'good people,'" he wrote.
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But a week before the three winners were set to leave, one of them found out that she was pregnant and was disqualified.
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Registered sex offenders, suspected terrorists, and those with felony convictions on their record are disqualified during Uber's screening process, the company's policies state.
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Then suddenly Mili, who has a short haircut, and her teammates were disqualified because the tournament officials said that Mili was a boy.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn strongly opposed his sister's nomination, calling it "inappropriate" and unconstitutional and her candidacy was swiftly disqualified by the Election Commission.
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" Biden said Trump is "disqualified" by his comments "because he's questioning not only the legitimacy of our elections, but the legitimacy of democracy.
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Her team was disqualified from a tourney cause they thought she was a boy because of a clerical error that wasn't handled properly.
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Another would-be opponent, Diane Rwigara, was disqualified by the election board despite her insistence that she met all the requirements to run.
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" Trump announced the ban on transgender service members last year, stating that transgender applicants are "disqualified from military service except under limited circumstances.
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With an avowed preference for modest attire, headscarves and long dresses, many of these women have found themselves disqualified from being considered feminist.
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The Pakistan Supreme Court on Friday disqualified former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for lifetime from holding any public office, Xinhua news agency reported.
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"He was locked in," said Overbey, whose squad, despite winning, was disqualified from the tournament for fielding Durant, the most obvious of ringers.
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"If more evidence comes out that can prove that he did this, then sure, by all means he should be disqualified," Short said.
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McSally did not repeat her "treason" attack on Fox News but said the comment shows Sinema is "disqualified" to be in the Senate.
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The California Horse Racing Board is accused of dropping the case instead of immediately reporting the failed test, which would have disqualified Justify.
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Earlier on Friday, Norway's former European outdoor champion Filip Ingebrigtsen was disqualified in the heats of the 1500m for stepping off the track.
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"Are nominees disqualified by virtue of the clients and the causes that he or she has represented as a lawyer?" he asked. Sen.
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After an initial false start, her boat was disqualified for not returning to the starting line, meaning the duchess finished in last place.
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However, he was later disqualified after threatening to kill either former President George W. Bush or former President Obama, according to the Post.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and other regional leaders declared after Trump's announcement that the U.S. had essentially disqualified itself from overseeing such negotiations.
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Ousted leader Nawaz Sharif was disqualified by the Supreme Court last month and within days had installed Abbasi as a temporary prime minister.
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"Republicans continue to block our justice system from functioning so this disqualified bigot can reshape the Supreme Court in his image," Reid added.
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Three-time premier Sharif, who was disqualified from holding political office for life, has been suffering from a heart condition and kidney problems.
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But one entire island of remaining players was controversially disqualified due to their failure to fight in the eyes of the tournament organizers.
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He flashed a red paddle and, like that, the nation's heroine-to-be was disqualified after one hour and 27 minutes of racing.
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He argued that her lawyers and former President Bill Clinton were up to no good, and contended that Mr. Comey's findings disqualified Mrs.
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"I believe that, quite frankly, he's disqualified himself as a public servant," Murphy told reporters on a conference call organized by his campaign.
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And if a migrant is not eligible for a visa, they are not worth protecting, because they have disqualified themselves through criminal behavior.
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Not disqualified but needing to show leadership are the IG, DOJ minus Sessions, FBI Director Christopher Wray, and the appeals process for McCabe.
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The decision makes for a total 10 Russian Olympians who have been disqualified after revelations of state-sponsored doping at the 2014 Games.
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Once they were aware, he argued, they had made reasonable efforts to renounce foreign allegiances and thus should not be disqualified from office.
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To Mr. Donoghue's surprise, two of the politicians in the cases — Mr. Ludlam and Ms. Waters — argued that all seven should be disqualified.
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Absent that, she argues, Judge Kavanaugh should not be disqualified over an allegation from his teenage years that he has so resolutely denied.
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Once President Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Mr. Abbas declared that the move had disqualified the United States as a peace mediator.
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Maximum Security was disqualified as the winner of the Kentucky Derby on May 4 after stewards determined he had interfered with other horses.
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Ms. Lau had announced that she would run again, but last month the electoral authorities disqualified her, without bothering to hear from her.
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Pumpkins that arrive at the weigh-offs in less-than-pristine condition — say, with deep holes or big rotten spots — are usually disqualified.
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The investment firm Sherborne Investors said James E. Staley's previous relationship with the financier disqualified him as a director of the British bank.
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A dozen politicians, especially aspiring ones from a young generation, have either been disqualified after the election or barred from standing for office.
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Mr. Christensen said he believed that the assault case disqualified Mr. Kelley on two separate grounds under federal law from owning a gun.
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I asked him if he thought his stand would be disqualified, as it looked more like a display of horrors than a lantern.
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The U.S. was denied a possible podium sweep when Olympic champion Brianna McNeal was disqualified in the opening heats after a false start.
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As for the other two winners, the company said, they were disqualified because they are too young and/or are not US citizens.
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So it begs the question: Would the Academy have distinguished and not disqualified "Lionheart" if the film had mostly been in Pidgin English?
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Country House, with jockey Flavien Prat, crosses the finish line second but is declared the winner after Maximum Security is disqualified for interference.
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Ms. Keathley also separately disqualified Mr. McIntosh for failing to account in a finance report for glow sticks used in a campaign video.
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In the statement, the school district did not name the official who disqualified Willis, but said it is moving to decertify the individual.
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The 2007 triple world champion was part of the 4x100 relay team that was disqualified in the final at this year's Rio Games.
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"We'll have questions later — anybody who asks about Donald Trump will be disqualified from the occasion and will have to leave," he said.
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But in 2016, Maiya Maneza of Kazakhstan and Svetlana Tsarukayeva of Russia were disqualified after retesting of their samples revealed performance-enhancing drugs.
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To the Editor: Judge Brett Kavanaugh disqualified himself for the Supreme Court — indeed, for any court — by lying under oath at his hearing.
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On Sunday, Israel's High Court of Justice disqualified one of the candidates from that party, Michael Ben Ari, from running in the election.
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If Thai Raksa Chart is disqualified, that safety net may disappear - making the headline-grabbing nomination of the princess seem like a miscalculation.
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Believe me, there's a whole bunch of people in this room who, the very fact that I cursed immediately disqualified anything I said.
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