Because if someone was gonna do harm to Mr. Hoffa, they were gonna have to do harm to me first.
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In attack we know we can do harm to any team.
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Or I'm enabling others to do harm to the Ogilvy brand.
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"There is concern that AI can do harm to people," Garfield said.
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We have skilled and determined attackers wishing to do harm to us.
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Companies that do harm to stakeholders are not likely to be good long-term investments.
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So there's compelling evidence that assholes are terrible human beings who do harm to other people.
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Bondi then said that she actually does not believe gay marriage would do harm to Florida.
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So we need these people to get out, because we don't want to do harm to civilians.
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Disinformation is when false or manipulated information or imagery is deliberately used to do harm to someone.
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More importantly, the same things that threaten European economic performance could do harm to the United States.
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MNUCHIN: WE'RE NOT LOOKING TO DO HARM TO THEM, WE'RE LOOKING TO CREATE BENEFITS FOR OUR WORKERS.
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Ending the test would not do harm to the "safe and reliable customer service" in the industry, he said.
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So a bad experience with that stuff, let alone a safety issue, can do harm to Amazon's well-cultivated brand.
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Why would someone do harm to a project they were so close to and had invested so much time in?
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"It's hardly in the interests of southern Spain to do harm to the UK pensioners out there," Raab told reporters.
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Their actions seek to obstruct and do harm to crime victims; that's objectively despicable regardless of one's views on immigration policy.
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We will not allow Iran to do harm to our citizens or those of our allies and so we will react.
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"She was threatening my family, threatening my wife and threatening to do harm to my baby at that time," Vinneccy said.
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This may be the first time we see a sensate fail at something, or do harm to another of the cluster.
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Having an accent, or simply speaking your mother tongue can do harm to your academic and career in the United States.
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Send to the fires of hell all the envious and the plotters who wish, and do, harm to Islam and Muslims!
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" Camerota then asked, "If they're mass shooters, if they want to do harm to people, they're not going to follow the law.
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"We must continue to responsibly vet applicants to prevent the entry of those who might do harm to our country," he said.
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I would happily give up my seat if someone believes that I am doing anything to do harm to the Ogilvy brand.
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After it received the citizenship, Sophia was interviewed by a member of the media about concerns it could do harm to humanity.
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We're at the point right now where those mobilized to act and do harm to others, they don't care where you're from.
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"We must continue to responsibly vet applicants to prevent the entry of those who might do harm to our country," Mr. Pompeo said.
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That you said in court that gay people, simply for fighting for marriage equality, were trying to do harm to the people of Florida.
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No, we allow freedom until an individual chooses to take something that others use for good and use it to do harm to another.
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"It's one thing to think these thoughts, but it's a crime to undertake to do harm to another," Hendricks said, according to the newspaper.
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"Many people came to do harm to Prophet Mohammed, and after engagement and getting to know him they changed their mind in a positive manner."
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So, you never release it and you never - - you essentially vow not to do harm to your client with their confidence they&aposve given you.
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At the same time, she listed a number of reasons why such a framework might not work or could even do harm to the economy.
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" She said that the wall is likely to keep out families, but not drug traffickers and "persons who come to do harm to our country.
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One could even argue that not administering them would do harm to the personal health of our patients and the herd immunity of our communities.
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For instance, the Invisible Children's viral Kony 2012 campaign was criticized for oversimplifications that could actually do harm to the people it aims to help.
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I MEAN, MY PROBLEM WITH THE STEEL AND ALUMINUM TARIFFS AS ORIGINALLY ANNOUNCED THAT IT MIGHT DO HARM TO AMERICAN USERS OF STEEL AND ALUMINUM.
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It's tempting to write the whole thing off as a joke given the facts at play, but could this probe actually do harm to the country?
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They had given me something to calm down, so I had relaxed a little bit instead of being uptight and ready to do harm to myself.
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"By the nature of the work he's in, you have to carve that out so as not to do harm to your own system," he said.
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"This individual is believed to have been distraught over some family issues and was potentially inside the church to do harm to himself," Corporal Bertagna said.
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Security companies compete with living, breathing human beings on the other side of the connection who are trying to do harm to those companies or their customers.
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But he said we lagged in the "deep battle," which is stopping people planning to do harm to the U.S. three to 10 years down the road.
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Just when Iron Man's sacrifice couldn't get any sadder, Endgame threw in a scene between Happy Hogan and Morgan Stark to further do harm to my feelings.
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"We can't anticipate or catch every single deranged person that may wish to do harm to his neighbors or his friends or co-workers or strangers," Obama said.
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The company's decision reflects its promise to investigate further consequences for Paul specifically, as well as policies that would punish creators who do harm to the YouTube community.
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Galicia dismissed President Donald Trump's assertion that many of the people crossing the border are "bad actors," who mean to do harm to the US and its people.
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Eventually, he joined the outfit full time as an analyst for several years, where he was tasked with assessing foreign adversaries' ability to do harm to U.S. interests.
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But to bring it outside the protections of the First Amendment, the law requires a "true threat" -- a serious expression of intent to do harm to the president.
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We live in troubling times, where multitudes of bad actors from these nations want to exploit our generosity by coming to the U.S. to do harm to Americans.
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"For example, that they won't release it to other people, and that they won't attempt to re-identify people and use that to do harm to somebody else."
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"Whereas we go, "it's so cute I want to squish it," others have one word and it means "you are so cute I want to do harm to you.
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"I believe your budget proposal would do harm to students in every facet of education," said Nita Lowey of New York, the ranking Democrat on the Appropriations Committee subcommittee.
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"Anderson, I don't believe gay people could do harm to the state of Florida," Bondi said to Cooper during their back-and-forth in front of an Orlando hospital.
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"This strike demonstrates that we will continue to relentlessly pursue those responsible for Manda Bay and those wishing to do harm to Americans and our African partners," Townsend added.
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"Right after I broke up with her, she was threatening my family, threatening my wife and threatening to do harm to my baby at that time," Vinneccy told Politico.
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It will certainly not do harm to the economy and, if academia comes up with the next real big thing, could actually help improve U.S. monetary and regulatory policy.
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This vulnerability can be exposed by those who would do harm to this nation, and has already been manipulated by those delivering illegal and synthetic drugs right to our doors.
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If Gazans attempted to breach the border, with and even without the stated intent to do harm to citizens and/or property, Israel had no choice but to stop them.
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"If it is an open state to carry, we will exercise our Second Amendment rights because there are other groups threatening to do harm to us," chairman Hashim Nzinga said.
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"AFRICOM continues to work with out partners to protect US interests and eradicate terrorists who wish to do harm to the US homeland, innocent Africans and international partners," he added.
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Its hope appears to be that, by reducing the amount of plastic waste that it produces, less will end up in the sea where it can do harm to marine wildlife.
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Scholars and industry observers warn that Chinese tech firms have become such an integral part to the global economy that severing ties with Huawei will do harm to 5G advancement worldwide.
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"These actions will provide safeguards for the players of these augmented reality games and help take one more tool away from those seeking to do harm to our children," said Gov.
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But a growing body of science shows how inhalation of minuscule particles from wood fires can nestle in the folds of lung tissue and do harm to the human immune system.
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Google announced today that it's teaming up with three security companies to help identify malicious apps before they're published on the Play Store and can potentially do harm to Android users.
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This doesn't have to do with which politician did the worse thing, it has to do with who now has the power to do harm to the United States of America.
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What the company does, according to CEO Larry Link, is protect applications against attacks that look like they could be normal behavior, yet are actually trying to do harm to a service.
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There's another reason why ultra-restrictive, low-calorie liquid diets are not a great idea: They can actually do harm to your mental health and relationship with food, according to the experts.
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"My doctors said there's no way for me to continue to deal with the incredibly rigorous demands of a congressional campaign without continuing to do harm to my body," Gilbert tells PEOPLE.
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Oftentimes, it's not enough to say members of the other party have the wrong ideas – members of the other party are portrayed as evil, incompetent and out to do harm to America.
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Further, many of these countries are where ISIS has ties, and they have openly admitted they will infiltrate our refugee and visa programs to send fighters to do harm to American citizens.
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To report or suggest otherwise is irresponsible and is likely intended to do harm to our company to the benefit of those who seek to gain advantage from posting these inaccurate reports.
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"People actually can do harm to a child by building attachment bonds and ripping them again and again by coming and going," said Jedd Medefind, the president of the Christian Alliance for Orphans.
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Savage told the police that after he tried to contact his daughter, Mason told him over the phone that he would do "harm" to Savage and his family and threatened to kill him.
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While the images were redacted to not show explicit nudity, after hearing from our readers, academic experts, and colleagues, we realized that those images could do harm to the real people in them.
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Larry Hogan also added a supplementary element to Maryland's already tough gun control: He signed a "red flag law" to keep guns away from people who may do harm to themselves or others.
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At the time, Maryland did not have what's known as a "red flag law," which is designed to keep guns out of the hands of people who may do harm to themselves or others.
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"But you were arguing (in court) that gay marriage -- if there was gay marriage, if there was same-sex marriage -- that would do harm to the people of Florida, to Florida society," he said.
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"Let me be clear: If the President seeks to do harm to Washington's national monuments by eliminating or reducing them, my office will initiate litigation to defend them," Ferguson wrote in his Thursday letter.
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It's clear if you wanted to do harm to a data center or it's contents you'd need to get past all this first, and that would involve much more social engineering than brute force.
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Does "America First" mean he will use America's military and cyberpower pre-emptively, to wipe out emerging threats, from rogue nuclear states to terrorist groups, before they can do harm to the United States?
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Our resources, especially as they pertain to deportation, must remain focused on getting rid of people who wish to do harm to Americans – not a young person who is here simply due to circumstance.
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When activated, they can mistakenly go too far in their effort to engulf and destroy pathogens and spew forth a slew of inflammatory chemicals that begin to do harm to the body's own tissue.
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President Trump's racist rhetoric makes the country less safe for people of color by encouraging and emboldening and pandering to those who wish to do harm to others based on the color of their skin.
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But even though the positive returns on a livestream could be tremendous, a creator who is not well-versed with visual language might not see those benefits and could potentially do harm to his campaign.
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They will need to prove in court that Assange did not publish the classified documents Manning leaked merely in the interest of transparency, but with the specific intent to do harm to the United States.
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The biggest issue is not bad-apple officers or hateful individuals who ride in their patrol cars waiting to do harm to a black kid with a toy, or to shake down an elotero man.
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President Trump's racist rhetoric makes the county less safe for people of color by encouraging and emboldening and pandering to those who wish to do harm to others based on the color of their skin.
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I don't believe at its heart [CBP] is intended to be a bad organization and do harm to people, but I also feel that it's overwhelmed with the challenges it faces and it's not performing well.
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As someone fascinated by Munchausen by proxy, by the delusions the human brain can construct to do harm to those who love us, I'm fascinated by how The Act lives inside Dee Dee's and Gypsy's brains.
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There's been no shortage of calls for "thoughts and prayers" but actual action that will keep deadly weapons out the hands of troubled individuals that seek to do harm to innocent people has been non existent.
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I don't believe at its heart the organization is intended to be a bad organization and do harm to people but I also feel that it's overwhelmed with the challenges it faces and it's not performing well.
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"If it is an open state to carry, we will exercise our Second Amendment rights because there are other groups threatening to be there that are threatening to do harm to us," Nzinga told Reuters on Monday.
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" In an incident report obtained by CNN, Timothy Savage stated that Mason said, "I'm gonna do harm to you and your family, when I see you I'm gonna get you, I'm going to f***ing kill you.
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Mr. Trump and his aides have suggested that terrorists and others who wish to do harm to the United States could arrive through normal immigration channels and that the administration needs time to tighten its vetting procedures.
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Mr. Panton was mortified that the article would do harm to his friend, according to a person who discussed the matter with him but declined to be named because he was not authorized to speak for the campaign.
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I'm sort of optimistic seeing that people younger than me find that they want to tailor their language so that they don't do harm to other people, and they don't really care so much about these old conventions.
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"This was an attempt to try to prevent traffickers and other individuals — and they do harm to these children — from being sponsors and getting children into their custody," Albence said during a hearing before the House Appropriations Committee.
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But everyone who say these things they need to realize and they know this, Jeanine, just like you, Michelle and I know this, there are people out there who exist who will be emboldened by this to do harm to someone.
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"Yes, our job involves talking to people in Afghanistan who potentially would do harm to Canadians and to try to use that information, to provide it to both Canadian authorities and the Afghan authorities, to forestall harming Canadian and allied lives."
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"At some point in the near future, there may be some others added to that list who are in important positions to do harm to our country," he added, hinting that he had an immigration-related case in the works.
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DHW: And if we're gonna do this, how do we make sure we do it, so we don't do harm to the issue around people's rights to privacy, the sense of acceptability that we want people to have about this museum?
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" A warrant was issued for Mason after he allegedly left a voicemail for Timothy Savage in May 2018 saying, "I'm gonna do harm to you and your family, when I see you I'm gonna get you, I'm going to f***ing kill you.
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Savage stated that Mr. Mason stated, 'I'm gonna do harm to you and your family, when I see you I'm gonna get you, I'm going to fucking kill you,'" according to the police report, which lists the incident type as "terroristic threats.
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Coupe said authorities are not sure of motive, but on Wednesday, The News Journal received two phone calls from inside the facility, with an inmate allegedly saying that President Donald Trump's administration will do harm to "the institution," according to the publication.
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" She added, "Let's try and do it from the inside and understand that those people are going to stand in a courtroom and ask for guilty verdicts for people who do harm to the community — and that's consistent with all progressive values.
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"The U.S. government is dedicated to ... preventing the exploitation of our nation&aposs immigration system by those who would do harm to our country," Chad Readler, acting assistant attorney of the Department of Justice&aposs civil division, said in a statement at the time.
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"If it is an open state to carry, we will exercise our second amendment rights because there are other groups threatening to be there that are threatening to do harm to us," Hashim Nzinga, chairman of the New Black Panther Party, told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Unlike the pro-abortion hardliners who see abortion as always the best solution for a woman facing an unwanted pregnancy, 52 percent of Americans in a recent Marist poll said they think having an abortion is more likely to do harm to a woman than good.
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"Although Snowden's objective may have been to inform the public, the information he released is also available to Russian, Chinese, Iranian and North Korean intelligence services; any terrorist with internet access; and many others who wish to do harm to the United States," the report said.
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As Exhibit 8 shows, I have provided the Committee with copies of tweets that Mr. Trump posted, attacking me and my family – only someone burying his head in the sand would not recognize them for what they are: encouragement to someone to do harm to me and my family.
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Mr. Trump has emerged as the champion of those voters who feel neglected, in large part by viscerally amplifying Mr. Brown's message that the borders are not secure, America is not safe from terrorism, the economy is lagging and immigrants are poised to do harm to the United States.
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Now, however, every property across the world labeled with the name Trump or known to be owned by the Trump Organization becomes a soft target for those wishing to do harm to the United States and its interests or, more insidiously, to put direct pressure on the American president.
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There are a lot of Republicans who are prepared to support reasonable, common-sense gun safety laws, new laws, stronger laws that protect rights for responsible citizens, people who are responsible gun owners, but will prevent those who want to do harm to innocent people from obtaining these weapons.
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This endeavor is more complex than attempting to seal off entry with a wall or banning entire countries from boarding planes to the U.S. In reality, high-risk individuals attempting to travel to and do harm to the U.S. can depart from anywhere and be of any nationality.
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As Exhibit 8 shows, I have provided the Committee with copies of Tweets that Mr. Trump posted, attacking me and my family -- only someone burying his head in the sand would not recognize them for what they are: encouragement to someone to do harm to me and my family.
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" Mae Jemison, who's the first woman of color in space and principal of the 100 Year Starship Initiative, said, "It's a difficult problem ... I've started to fall down on the side of ... mandatory in places where it will do harm to others if this group of people [is] not vaccinated.
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"[Roberts] having control over the AlienStock festival website and the [festival's] Facebook event, definitely allowed them to do harm to the event that we have been planning since the beginning," Burton told Mashable over the phone, adding that Roberts' decision may have been influenced by the older and more experienced DiMaggio.
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"Any figures that radicalize politics and do harm to center views and unity in the United States are good for Putin's Russia," said Victoria Nuland, who in a long diplomatic career had served both Republican and Democratic administrations, and had her phone calls intercepted and broadcast by Russian intelligence services.
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The music business has always had a big problem: From the days of Chuck Berry to Pete Townshend to Michael Jackson to Ian Watkins to Chris Brown, music labels consistently continued to support artists who are known to do harm to women — in many cases, choosing its bottom line over their safety.
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I had realized where I'm at and what I was doing, and I realized there was other people with me and I didn't want them to get hurt because there was 100-plus of these young men who were well-fed and healthy and strong and ready to do harm to somebody.
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In a speech in the swing state of Ohio, Trump also said that in implementing his call for a temporary ban on Muslims immigrating to the country, he would institute "extreme vetting" and develop a new screening test to try to catch people who intend to do harm to the United States.
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The FBI's legal ability to do this stems from a 1984 Supreme Court case in which the court ruled law enforcement can question a suspect without reading the suspect his rights whenever there is a "public safety exemption," meaning an officer believes the suspect has knowledge of something that can still do harm to the public.
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The government would need to show, in other words, that not only was Assange aware that publishing classified U.S. government documents would do harm to the United States, they'd need to prove that harming the United States—and not merely shedding light on its controversial political practices and military actions—was itself specifically his goal all along.
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"This is an ongoing effort to continue to upgrade (and) reduce the vulnerabilities of our perimeter, and recognizing that there are bad people out there that do want to do harm to us," New York Fed President William Dudley said in his first public comments on the recent heist, which is being investigated in an international effort.
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"I talked to people here not fans of yours who said that they thought you were being a hypocrite, that you for years have fought — you've basically gone after gay people…and said that in court that gay people, simply by fighting for marriage equality, were trying to do harm to the people of Florida, [and] to 'induce public harm,' I believe was the term you used in court," Cooper said to Bondi on-air.
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"If somebody wants to find me to do harm to me and it's not the police, and they put a tracking device on my car and I find a tracking device and I dispose of it after stomping on it 25 times, I would hope they would not be able to go to a local prosecutor, and somehow I'm getting charges filed against me for destroying someone else's property," Justice David said.
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Here's how Thrush and Haberman describe what the White House is telling itself: In private, three administration officials conceded that they could not publicly articulate their most compelling — and honest — defense of the president: that Mr. Trump, a hasty and indifferent reader of printed briefing materials, simply did not possess the interest or knowledge of the granular details of intelligence gathering to leak specific sources and methods of intelligence gathering that would do harm to United States allies.
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"In the face of the court's finding these kind of tactics unconstitutional, the NYPD continues to apply them, and it's just one more way that the city criminalizes poverty, and one more way the NYPD thwarts the laws on the books and violates people's rights," said Robert Gangi, Director of the Police Reform Organizing Project, an organization that "works to expose and correct abusive police tactics that routinely and disproportionately do harm to our city's low-income communities and people of color," according to its website.
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