The vote has drawn attention to Apple's concessions in China.
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She has also drawn attention to bigoted attacks against herself.
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In addition to Collins, Democrats have also drawn attention to Rep.
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Conversely, its listing has drawn attention to the company's counterfeit products.
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Dorian's ravages have drawn attention to the vulnerability of small islands.
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Jackie Speier has drawn attention to problems in Congress's harassment claim process.
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The runoff has drawn attention to the state's history of racist violence.
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A number of high-profile figures have drawn attention to the story.
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Journalists, prosecutors, and accusers have repeatedly drawn attention to Epstein's private jets.
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You are the one that has opportunistically drawn attention to the content.
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Mollie Tibbetts' disappearance on July 18 has drawn attention to those statistics.
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He could have built up the spectacle and drawn attention to himself.
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The Trump administration has drawn attention to these abuses through powerful sanctions.
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The president himself has drawn attention to historic lows in black unemployment.
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The group has often drawn attention to this history in local marketing campaigns.
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For months, an interminable press campaign has drawn attention to his radical sacrifice.
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His relatively tight-lipped approach has drawn attention to his crisis management style.
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A long line of feminist thinkers has drawn attention to this in different ways.
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But this idea has only drawn attention to one of the flaws of Mrs.
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Al Franken — have drawn attention to the issue of sexual misconduct by members of Congress.
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In the past few years several high-profile cases have drawn attention to the issue.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), a Democratic presidential contender, has drawn attention to the remaining uninsured.
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He has drawn attention to his campaign with a mischievous Twitter feed during Democratic debates.
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And it&aposs that rule of law that&aposs important that you have drawn attention to.
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He has drawn attention to inequality, and to the economic and political influence of Wall Street.
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To his credit, Trump has drawn attention to Iranian misbehavior in ways the Europeans never have.
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Oscar-winning stars like Brie Larson ("Room") have also drawn attention to the lack of critic diversity.
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Opponents of Mr. Bolsonaro have drawn attention to his long history of racist, homophobic and misogynistic remarks.
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A raft of new research, meanwhile, has drawn attention to the political consequences of the housing market.
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Articles he's written and speeches he's given since then have drawn attention to his views on executive power.
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Yet reports of the PIF's discontent have drawn attention to three interrelated problems that perplex other investors, too.
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Others say Damond's death has drawn attention to police brutality in Minneapolis, according to the New York Times.
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For better or worse, this has drawn attention to those who have been the subject of Trump's remarks.
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Across the nation, the Black Lives Matter movement has drawn attention to police shootings of unarmed black men.
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But administration officials have in recent weeks repeatedly drawn attention to the risks posed by China's espionage activities.
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Clinton has since repeatedly drawn attention to the issue during her quest for the Oval Office this year.
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Both Booker and Castro have drawn attention to the lack of black and Latino representation on Thursday's stage.
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The current standoff has drawn attention to a particularly dangerous aspect of US nuclear policy that must be changed.
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That, in turn, has drawn attention to their illegal status in the United States, raising concerns of possible deportation.
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Sanders has drawn attention to the abuse meted out online to his supporters, including campaign co-chairwoman Nina Turner.
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Journalists have drawn attention to several vaguely-defined clauses within the new law that they say threaten free speech.
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Democratic lawmakers have drawn attention to the delayed aid following the powerful earthquake that struck the island this week.
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But he has also repeatedly, and clearly, drawn attention to the killings of Christians in Muslim countries like Egypt.
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The attack has finally drawn attention to the "forgotten war", which has intensified since peace talks broke down in August.
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The row has drawn attention to the testy relationship between Ecuadorean academia and the left-wing government of Rafael Correa.
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In recent months, the U.N. agency has drawn attention to the Lake Chad Basin spanning Cameroon, Chad, Niger and Nigeria.
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The steady trickle of Republicans coming out for Clinton have boosted her campaign and drawn attention to a divided GOP.
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Mr. Johnson has drawn attention to the fact that he regularly takes the subway, unlike the mayor and the governor.
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But had Mr. Heller sat in the gallery doing the bidding, it would immediately have drawn attention to Mr. Cohen.
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The disappearance of the submarine had confounded experts and had drawn attention to the dilapidated state of Argentina's armed forces.
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The Black Lives Matter movement has been going on for several years now, and has drawn attention to its cause.
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Social media outrage over the Trump administration&aposs border policies has drawn attention to a Microsoft cloud computing contract with ICE.
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Similar explosions over the years have drawn attention to the aging infrastructure beneath the streets of the nation&aposs largest city.
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He has called the investigation a "witch hunt" and drawn attention to alleged conflicts of interest with members of Mueller's team.
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A series of suicides in New York has drawn attention to the economic desperation of drivers competing with ride-hailing apps.
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The violence has drawn attention to Mr. Adityanath's failure of governance during disputes between the upper-caste and lower-caste Hindus.
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She has merely drawn attention to the science of climate change, which is not, at a basic level, difficult to understand.
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The Disney film Moana has drawn attention to these accomplishments and helped inform a new generation about the complexity of Indigenous astronomy.
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"Donald Trump has a way of talking to get people's attention, and it's drawn attention to a very important issue," Pence said.
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Since 22012, activists have drawn attention to the environment with a call to switch off appliances worldwide during an annual Earth Hour.
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Biden's half-century of public life has drawn attention to his record on race and civil rights in the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Biden's half-century of public life has drawn attention to his record on race and civil rights in the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Novack said Cruz lifted his holds because he had successfully drawn attention to what he considers deep problems with the nuclear pact.
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Thanks to such nominations, past Oscar ceremonies have drawn attention to worthy films seen by few as well as the giant blockbusters.
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Since 2007, activists have drawn attention to the environment with a call to switch off appliances worldwide during an annual Earth Hour.
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Even though its cause remains unknown, the fire has drawn attention to the urgent need for better waste management practices in the city.
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"Apple is in a potentially disastrous situation and it needs to be drawn attention to," Todd Gordon told CNBC's "Trading Nation " last week.
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" Pence said Trump has a way of talking that gets people's attention and his comments have drawn attention to a "very important issue.
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But Stone himself had drawn attention to what he said during his testimony by publicly saying afterward the committee doubted him, Jackson said.
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The letter also noted a string of anti-Semitic attacks in the United States that have drawn attention to growing anti-Semitic violence.
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Since the changes went into effect, law enforcement officials across the state have drawn attention to crimes committed by people freed without bail.
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It has also drawn attention to his wife Heidi's job with the firm, from which she has taken an unpaid leave for the campaign.
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Different economists have drawn attention to the fact that the U.K. has a trade surplus with the U.S. – its largest single-country trading partner.
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Kaepernick, 28, has drawn attention to racial oppression and inequality he began kneeling on one knee during the national anthem at his NFL games.
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He has drawn attention to the under-representation of Asian actors in Hollywood and called out sexism in his HBO show, Master of None.
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Indigenous activists in Nepal have long drawn attention to a host of abuses by the anti-poaching forces who patrol the country's national parks.
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WannaCry's fame has also drawn attention to criminals' normal business of attacking targets that can be relied on to pay up quickly and quietly.
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The unfolding situation has also drawn attention to Trump, who has been accused of sexual harassment and assault by more than a dozen women.
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Monday's takeover in Oakland also isn't the first time homeless people have drawn attention to inadequate shelter and unaffordable rent by occupying vacant properties.
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A spike in coronavirus-related news coverage has drawn attention to advertisers' practice of blocking their ads from appearing around news they deem negative.
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Then read the New Republic's article on how Campaign Zero has drawn attention to another, often overlooked aspect of criminal justice policy: police union contracting.
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In his native China, Ai has drawn attention to crises such as the collapse of a children's school and its links to corrupt regional officials.
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In recent years, a number of police shootings and excessive force cases against black residents in the city have drawn attention to the systemic problem.
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THE murder of a shopkeeper in Glasgow on March 24th has drawn attention to Britain's relatively small and unknown community of Muslims called the Ahmadiyya.
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Accusations of a "fishing expedition" The leaked emails have also drawn attention to foreign lobbying laws and the government's historically loose standards for enforcing them.
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Pollster Dan Cox said on Tuesday that the partial government shutdown has drawn attention to the number of Americans living without a financial safety net.
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Democrats have drawn attention to Trump's hotels, golf courses and other business interests around the world in questioning potential conflicts of interest for the president.
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The case has drawn attention to the problem of sex abuse at Catholic institutions that is committed by church employees who are not clergy members.
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Although fear around the coronavirus has drawn attention to disaster preparedness gear, many of the companies stress that their kits aren't only for extraordinary circumstances.
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I think that the conversation itself has been sparked and that's the important part, that we are talking about it and it's been drawn attention to.
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Still, Ms. Marzian and Ms. Newman have drawn attention to the fact that their colleagues are imposing abortion restrictions on women that are intrusive and unnecessary.
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But he has also drawn attention to market liberalism's support for low-wage legal immigration, which he promises to reduce, and for high-tech guest workers.
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Trump's allies have described Mueller and Comey as close friends and have drawn attention to Democratic donations from some of the lawyers on the special counsel.
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In Iraqi Kurdistan, anti-government protests have drawn attention to the Kurdish leaders' distribution of oil revenues to governing patronage networks despite the region's financial crisis.
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Not to mention the fact that by refusing to answer the question, she's arguably drawn attention to the issue, sparking conversations that could lead to change.
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The violent killings of several women and children from a Mexican-American Mormons in northern Mexico has again drawn attention to the country's spiraling crime rates.
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Her metamorphosis, and the government's efforts to silence her, have drawn attention to the escalating repression of political activists since 2016 by the ruling Communist Party.
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On Monday, the company said the employee had drawn attention to certain financial measures and the company's public disclosures, including commentary on its historical financial results.
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In turn, it has drawn attention to the limits of American influence — that, too, in a country whose independence from Sudan the United States supported enthusiastically.
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A public awareness campaign, organized by the National Council of Asian Pacific Islander Physicians, called Screen at 23 has drawn attention to the issue, and a.
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Gawker has argued that the tape is newsworthy because Hogan is a celebrity who had publicly bragged about his sexual prowess and drawn attention to the tape.
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OurMine has drawn attention to itself after gaining access to the social media accounts of various company CEOs and other high profile staffers, as well as celebrities.
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The case has attracted national media coverage and, in the process, has drawn attention to the role of gun industry marketing and distribution practices in gun violence.
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In New York City, whose population is at a record high of 303 million residents, conflicts among pedestrians, cyclists and motorists have drawn attention to busy corridors.
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Cucinella made only a brief mention of star golfer Phil Mickelson, who allegedly received a tip from Walters and whose involvement has drawn attention to the case.
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Blog posts have drawn attention to extreme colors and suggested boundaries of good taste, while social media has made for open season on people's house paint choices.
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Mr. Politi's story has drawn attention to possible loopholes in Romania's struggling health system, in which private hospitals play a growing role alongside the state-run network.
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Breast milk has long been known to contain human milk oligosaccharides, but the discovery that they're important for the microbiome to thrive has drawn attention to them.
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Social media videos have also drawn attention to people calling police to report black Americans doing ordinary activities such as mowing lawns and swimming in community pools.
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Regulation for one could be regulation for all, and scrutiny of individual companies' privacy practices or moderation failures in the past has drawn attention to industry-wide issues.
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By the end of the week -- without even counting Comey's testimony -- Trump had drawn attention to several storylines that had nothing to do with the administration's infrastructure proposals.
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It's impossible to predict what Trump, or his Environmental Protection Agency, will do about (or to) the report, especially now that the Times has drawn attention to it.
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But he may have drawn attention to his own words instead, at a time when debate around abortion rights is exceptionally contentious and the stakes are exceptionally high.
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Ressa and her publication have drawn attention to Duterte's use of extrajudicial killing by the police in an attempt to crack down on drug users in the Philippines.
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Beauty news Instagram account Estee Laundry has drawn attention to the product among similar items from other brands, leading to a bigger conversation around how cosmetics are labeled.
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The case has drawn attention to a practice known as "balance billing" where hospitals go after patients for additional payments beyond what their insurance was willing to pay.
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The prolonged detention of a prominent global business leader has drawn attention to the ability of Japanese prosecutors to hold suspects for extended periods without formally charging them.
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The erratic flight path appeared to mirror problems the plane had on Sunday night when flying from Bali, and it has drawn attention to the pitot-static system.
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But the barricade, and similar ones erected at transport points across the country, has disrupted travel for Canadians since last week — and drawn attention to the pipeline dispute.
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The case has drawn attention to strict abortion laws, and in some cases the criminalization of the procedure, as President-elect Donald J. Trump prepares to take office.
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In recent years, a few high-profile rule violations in high-profile tournaments have drawn attention to the sport's tendency to be punitive to the point of absurdity.
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In an arid region that relies on agriculture, the accident has also drawn attention to the practice of drilling boreholes, often without permission, in order to find water.
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Even consumer activist Erin Brockovich, the main subject of a 2000 movie named after her, has drawn attention to Flint's plight on her Facebook page and in public appearances.
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Those and other disturbances have drawn attention to problems the station's concourse-level areas, which can quickly become crowded with delayed passengers when one disruption ripples to other trains.
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Now, beauty news Instagram account Estee Laundry has drawn attention to the product among similar items from other brands, leading to a bigger conversation around how cosmetics are labeled.
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Source: Autonomous Next This year's surge in the price of bitcoin and another digital currency, ethereum, have drawn attention to the cryptocurrencies and the potential of their blockchain technology.
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While that court cannot directly operate the levers of the law, it has drawn attention to cases that need review, and innocent people have been freed as a result.
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A growing outcry has put Mr. Abe's conservative administration on the defensive and drawn attention to the darker side of an increasingly influential right-wing education movement in Japan.
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The killing has also drawn attention to Trump's business ties to Saudi Arabia and the relationship between the crown prince and Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner.
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These rules ensure that the USA could not be targeted by an ICC-investigation without a referral by the Security Council (the ACLU has drawn attention to this point elsewhere).
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The ministry statement said Mr. Jaishankar had also drawn attention to India's concern about the slow progress in the Pakistani trial of those accused of complicity in the Mumbai attack.
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The movement has drawn attention to the power imbalances between bosses and their subordinates, and raised the question of whether sexual relationships between the two can ever be completely consensual.
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For those with more sexist views, Trump's remark may have drawn attention to the fact that Clinton was not acting in the stereotypical way that they expect of a woman.
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While the auction has drawn attention to the precipitous fall of the once-mighty taxi industry, it does not reflect the hardship — and heartbreak — of individual owners like Mr. Isac.
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Rather than putting the issue behind them, however, the move only prolonged the controversy and has drawn attention to divisions that erupted inside the party around a highly sensitive issue.
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The report comes as the company is dealing with the aftermath of two deadly crashes of its 737 Max aircraft, which have drawn attention to the company's production and safety standards.
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Its defense—that Cambridge Analytica's activities do not constitute a "data breach"—has only drawn attention to the laissez faire way in which the social network profits from its user data.
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This year, many activists have drawn attention to a recent report that shows that the majority of the dogs eaten in China are actually stolen companion dogs, or dog-napped strays.
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And that's drawn attention to Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs — a man who has largely stayed out of press and public awareness until now.
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The project has also drawn attention to the library's vast trove of e-books: After the launch, downloads of the e-reader — SimplyE — increased by nearly 70 percent, the library said.
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The panel did cast its first impeachment-related vote on Thursday, but while that action may have drawn attention to their work, it did not change the nature of the probe.
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As a result, criminal justice reformers across the political spectrum have drawn attention to people who have ended up behind bars for offenses like illegal shellfish harvesting and illicit rainwater collection.
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Drawing from the origins of the term Me Too, the movement has also drawn attention to other forms of structural inequality, involving race and class, and the persistence of multiple discrimination.
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Brits in the Remain camp have also drawn attention to the £2.7 million the Leave campaign spent on data services from Aggregate IQ, a Canadian digital marketing firm linked to Cambridge Analytica.
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Ofsted, the schools inspectorate, has also drawn attention to the phenomenon of illegal, unregistered schools, which offer dogmatic religious education to children whose parents falsely claim to be teaching them at home.
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The U.S. deaths have drawn attention to counter-terror efforts in the arid Sahel region where an Islamist insurgency involving countless armed groups has been intensifying for years, regularly killing local soldiers.
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October has marked Cyber Security Month across Europe and in the US. The event has drawn attention to the growing challenge of navigating the modern landscape of cyber security and online threats.
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A number of researchers had drawn attention to the bug, most notably former Bitcoin Foundation chairman Peter Vessenes, but developers didn't seem to realize how devastating the bug could be once exploited.
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Many of the police shootings that have drawn attention to the inappropriate and all too often deadly actions of officers illustrate the role of race and implicit bias in their devastating outcomes.
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Outrage over the murder of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi operatives has drawn attention to the Saudi-led war in Yemen, where airstrikes have targeted weddings, funerals and a school bus.
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The case has also drawn attention to Saudi Arabia's guardianship system, which requires women to have the permission of a male relative to travel, sometimes trapping them as prisoners of abusive families.
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From the suffrage processions of the early 20th century to the Tea Party rallies of 2009, marches have drawn attention to crucial issues, occasionally resulted in violence and often prompted opposing gatherings.
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The accuracy of the counts, particularly of the street homeless population, has been challenged, but the visibility of such people has drawn attention to the near-record levels of homelessness in the city.
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The change comes amid the rise of the "Me Too" movement, which has drawn attention to examples of powerful men in politics, media and business who have sexually harassed women in the workplace.
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Flashes of violence have drawn attention to a sprawling homeless encampment under three miles of I-63 in Seattle, a phenomenon familiar in many major U.S. cities — New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles.
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The stories have drawn attention to the economic despair in the industry and prompted the City Council to weigh new legislation to help taxi owners reduce their debt and to increase driver wages.
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A phalanx of silent, high-speed bikes being used for deliveries in neighborhoods like the Upper East Side of New York has drawn attention to the need for new and better-defined regulations.
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But the episode has drawn attention to a new state law that has disappointed Australians and tourists alike by requiring that their identification be scanned to get into certain bars after 10 p.m.
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The success of the US women's team, which is ranked first in the world according to FIFA, the sport's world governing body, has also drawn attention to pay disparity between male and female players.
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But Mr Traini has once again drawn attention to the extremism of some of the League's supporters: police found far-right paraphernalia and a copy of Adolf Hitler's autobiography, "Mein Kampf", at his home.
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His new arrest has drawn attention to his past friendships with powerful people, including Donald Trump before he became president, former President Bill Clinton, Britain's Prince Andrew and former Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz.
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Ryanair's decision has drawn attention to the power of vested interests in Ukraine, whose government has vowed to tackle endemic corruption in exchange for a $17.5 billion bailout deal from the International Monetary Fund.
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On the border: A photograph of a Salvadoran man and his 2000-month-old daughter floating dead along the banks of the Rio Grande has drawn attention to the perilous journey that migrants face.
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It has also drawn attention to how unequal men's and women's participation in politics remains in Brazil, which lags behind nearly all of its Latin American neighbors in the number of women in office.
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A number of high-profile cases in recent years have drawn attention to violence against women and girls in the South Asian nation, prompting activists and politicians to mount a push to tackle the issue.
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Since the show aired, many celebrities have spoken out against or disavowed Kelly, and several publications have drawn attention to the fact that Gaga was one of Kelly's most recent high-profile collaborators and apologists.
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It would have drawn attention to the fact that for all his determined opposition to the Iran deal and tough bargaining on the MOU, Netanyahu has, in his critics' eyes, gotten very little in return.
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Recent news articles have drawn attention to the enormous amount of electricity the crypto miners use, with negative environmental consequences, their intense demand for computer-processing chips, and even their possible drag on American productivity.
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Student activists and advocates in the education community have drawn attention to the problem in recent years, and the food pantries that have sprung up at hundreds of schools are perhaps the most visible sign.
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But the recent series of deaths has drawn attention to the economic desperation that many taxi and livery drivers are grappling with, and has renewed calls to rein in Uber and other ride-hailing services.
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Ghosn's prolonged detention — more than 100 days before he was first granted bail in March — had drawn attention to what critics call "hostage justice," a tactic used by prosecutors to prolong incarceration to extract confessions.
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The UN General Assembly, the Security Council, G-20 and G-7 leaders have all drawn attention to the role of the private sector and the importance of fostering public-private partnerships in this fight.
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While the industry mostly projects a wholesome image on stage and screen, a series of scandals, public personal breakdowns and untimely celebrity deaths this year has drawn attention to the darker side of the culture.
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Ryan Kennedy, an assistant professor of health behavior and change at Johns Hopkins University, says the posters may have drawn attention to another sign in the mock store that restricted smoking to people 18 or older.
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A group of legal scholars have drawn attention to a somewhat obscure section of the Clean Air Act that they say could unlock greater executive authority — which even the economy-wide system wonks so fervently desire.
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But reformers like Lina Khan, now the majority counsel to the House Judiciary's antitrust subcommittee, have drawn attention to other forms of harm that can stem from monopolization, including the crushing of small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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A member of the collective confirmed to Hyperallergic that the protests have drawn attention to the issues at hand and galvanized ing a huge number of Hong Kong's residents to fight for human rights and democracy.
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The schism at the heart of Tata has drawn attention to what made it possible in the first place: an overly complex structure trying to oversee too many businesses, deficient corporate governance and a penchant for opacity.
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The invitation by the UAE government of Pope Francis has drawn attention to the comparative religious freedom enjoyed by its residents, who span more than 200 nationalities, in a region that's better known for strict Islamic conservatism.
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The allegations against Weinstein have renewed a debate about sexual harassment in the workplace and drawn attention to Clinton, the Democrats' 2016 standard-bearer who made the treatment of women a key plank of her presidential campaign.
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An operator of the account said its name was inspired by Diet Prada, an Instagram account known for calling out copying in the fashion industry that has also recently drawn attention to sexual harassment accusations in fashion.
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The "great national debate", which began in January and ended this week, has drawn attention to the marathon total of 92 hours that the French president has spent listening to such grievances and answering queries in public debates.
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Khashoggi's assassination has created a crisis for the Trump administration and drawn attention to President Donald Trump's business ties to Saudi Arabia and the relationship between bin Salman and Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner.
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Even before the armed robbery this weekend of four American swimmers, including the gold medalist Ryan Lochte, a series of crimes had drawn attention to Brazil's shortcomings in providing security for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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Mr. Johnson's case has drawn attention to a pattern of homophobia-driven crimes in the 1980s and '90s in which gay men were targeted by gangs of young people, who sometimes forced them off cliffs to their deaths.
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The crisis has drawn attention to several grievances between Stockholm and Beijing in recent years, including the arrest and detention of Swedish citizen Gui Minhai by Chinese police and a recent visit to Sweden by the Dalai Lama.
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Indeed, the real difference may be that in the UK, the open, public debate over Trump's visa has drawn attention to the issue of free expression, while in the US similar decisions have been made quietly without public discussion.
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Her case has drawn attention to Saudi Arabia's strict social rules, including a requirement that women have the permission of a male "guardian" to travel, which rights groups say can trap women and girls as prisoners of abusive families.
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Stars like Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, and Carli Lloyd have very publicly drawn attention to the disparity in pay between the men's and women's national teams, even despite the latter's more significant financial and hardware contributions to the federation.
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Reports of sexually charged crimes such as attempted rape rose by double digits in Sao Paulo state in August from a year earlier, and high-profile cases of sexual assault on public buses have drawn attention to the issue.
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The real estate mogul has drawn attention to his readiness and knowledge of national security with a series of controversial comments over the past several weeks critical of decades of U.S. strategic orthodoxy pursued by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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In the Obama era, critics and supporters alike have drawn attention to the idea of code-switching—the phenomenon racial and ethnic groups practice worldwide, where an individual modulates how they speak depending on with whom they are speaking.
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As the founder and executive director of Data for Black Lives, Milner has drawn attention to problems with predictive policing (algorithmic systems for predicting where crime is likely to occur) and criminal risk assessments (algorithmic systems for predicting recidivism).
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Human rights groups have drawn attention to the treatment of workers building World Cup stadiums, while there have been allegations of wrongdoing over the way in which Qatar convinced FIFA members to choose it to host the World Cup.
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Mr. Emanuel's remarks joined a series of disclosures, court findings and report conclusions in recent years that have drawn attention to a code of silence in Chicago, and, some say, have set off a gradual process of dismantling it.
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Washington (CNN)A Friday exchange between Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and a Fox News journalist has drawn attention to Biden's shifting accounts of what he advised President Barack Obama about the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
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The suit has drawn attention to a grungier Seattle, and Mr. Murray has admitted that the 1980s were a time of partying — at gay bars like Neighbours, at the gay gym and at the gay beach on Lake Washington.
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"The question of what information may be shared between participants in these markets is complex and recent conduct events have drawn attention to the risks associated with sharing information in an inappropriate manner," the board said in a statement.
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" Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, who led the charge on behalf of the miners, said that at the very least, he and his colleagues had drawn attention to "what coal miners have done for this country.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The firing of a professional cheerleader has drawn attention to an industry that seemed to be operating outside the #MeToo movement.
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The case has drawn attention to the central role of Facebook in political discussion in Cambodia, where the government has shut the main opposition party, arrested its leader and cracked down on media and civil rights groups over the past year.
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Jess McIntosh, a Clinton communications aide in 28503, told The Guardian last month that the field of women in the 22019 cycle has drawn attention to the likability question again, but in a different way compared to earlier presidential campaigns.
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From the pages of National Geographic to here at Refinery29, Sinclair's stunning portraits have drawn attention to this widespread issue — it's estimated that every two seconds, a girl is forced into marriage, according to Sinclair's nonprofit, Too Young To Wed.
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"The Kaifeng Jews are in a kind of survival mode again," said Anson Laytner, a retired rabbi in Seattle and past president of the Sino-Judaic Institute, who has worked with the Jews in Kaifeng and drawn attention to the clampdown.
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Wealthier Americans paid taxes in the past when tax avoidance was viewed as freeloading, said Emmanuel Saez, an economist at the University of California at Berkeley whose work has drawn attention to the wealth tax as a fix for worsening inequality.
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A recent misstep in which he promoted his Douglass Plan (a group of policies meant to address the concerns of African Americans) by aligning it with black leaders who were not endorsing his candidacy, has further drawn attention to this issue.
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Hopefully, by these players choosing to make their test results public, they have drawn attention to the critical need for young people to follow CDC recommendations in order to protect others, particularly those with underlying health conditions and the elderly.
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In recent days, the president has drawn attention to an NPR-Marist poll that showed his approval rating rising sharply among Latinos, even while the controversy over the border wall reached a new pitch of intensity amid the partial government shutdown.
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The situation involving Mr. Baer and the allegations against Mr. Kraft have drawn attention to how team owners and executives are punished after being accused of misconduct, compared with players, for whom fines and suspensions may carry a greater impact.
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And while some shows have chosen to delay topical yet potentially controversial episodes in the wake of recent shootings that have drawn attention to race relations in the United States, UnREAL decided to face racism, violence and discomfort head-on in Monday's episode.
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Image 2 of 2 RIO DE JANEIRO – Female sports journalists in Brazil have been campaigning to curb the sexism and harassment they face while doing their jobs — and incidents during reports from the World Cup have drawn attention to their LetHerWork movement.
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The eruption has drawn attention to the singular community living in this secluded corner of Hawaii's largest island, and it prompted many on the mainland to wonder why so many people chose to live in the path of the state's most active volcano.
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Over the past few months, lawmakers have called for an overhaul of the way sexual harassment complaints are handled and processed on Capitol Hill, and drawn attention to what many say is a pervasive culture of sexism and coercive workplace environment in Congress.
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Intense scrutiny of the role of Prince Mohammed, now the Saudi crown prince, has drawn attention to what critics call his reckless conduct of the war in Yemen, where thousands of civilians have died in airstrikes by Saudi and other coalition warplanes.
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Indeed, many people have drawn attention to the numerous parallels between the two cases, but I would like to draw attention to one difference, one that could bode well for Ford: the absence of a racial element in a heated racial environment.
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Contributing Opinion Writer LOS ANGELES — Tucked into the hundreds of millions of dollars that have bought Michael Bloomberg admission to the presidential sweepstakes is an incongruous silver lining: His candidacy has drawn attention to the inherent racism of the criminal justice system.
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President Trump, who lost Virginia in the 2016 election despite winning the rural, less populous parts of the state, has repeatedly drawn attention to Virginia's debate over guns in recent days, warning that state Democrats were threatening Americans' right to bear arms.
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Caruana Galizia, a renowned investigative reporter, was killed when a car bomb exploded near her home in October 2017, and a series of recent arrests have drawn attention to the role that members of Muscat's inner circle might have played in her murder.
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Andrew Adonis, a Labour peer and another former adviser to Mr Blair, has drawn attention to the salaries and perks enjoyed by vice-chancellors (a recent Channel 4 investigation found that one had spent £1,600 of university cash transporting his dog from Australia to Britain).
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Khashoggi's killing has drawn attention to Trump's business ties to Saudi Arabia and the relationship between bin Salman and Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, who has assiduously courted the crown prince and arranged Trump's first overseas trip to the kingdom.
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This is not, strictly speaking, new policy for the U.S., but the Trump administration's strategy of maximizing the cruelty of immigration policies—as a deterrent or as red meat for the base or, more likely, both—has drawn attention to them and heightened their viciousness.
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Front-line Wells Fargo workers had drawn attention to the problem, too; in April 2015, at the bank's annual shareholder meeting, Wells Fargo employees with the Committee for Better Banks submitted an 11,000-signature petition calling for an end to sales quotas that fueled fraud.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — A celebrity plastic surgeon has been charged in the death of a patient, in a case that has drawn attention to the dangers posed by risky elective cosmetic procedures in a country that is generally seen as being obsessed with beauty.
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But what has drawn attention to this latest release is the notoriety of one Taliban figure in particular: Abdul Rashid Baluch, who was on the United States Treasury Department's "Specially Designated Global Terrorist" list and was arrested in a narcotics raid five years ago.
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This is not the first time in the 2020 primary that Democratic candidates have weighed in on the side of workers and drawn attention to labor issues across the US. Multiple candidates have joined picket lines and declared their support for labor this election cycle.
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Now Taylor Lorenz reports on how the influencer friendship breakup has drawn attention to the YouTube "tea channels" which cover this and other dramas in obsessive detail: Tea accounts, so called because the word tea is slang for juicy information, are like online gossip magazines on steroids.
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And even though "subscribe to PewDiePie" is just a meme, it's not just a meme, because Kjellberg has a history of amplifying white nationalist rhetoric that is both serious and violent, and the shooter has now both drawn attention to him and used him as a messenger.
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The Supreme Court's decision last week to sidestep what could have been a landmark challenge to partisan gerrymandering, citing procedural faults, has drawn attention to a case over North Carolina's GOP-gerrymandered congressional map, which legal experts believe offers clear evidence of direct injury to voting power.
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The Interpreter The recent mass killing in Toronto by a man who once called for an "Incel Rebellion" has drawn attention to an online community of men who lament being "involuntarily celibate" and dream of a social order granting them access to the women of their choice.
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He has drawn attention to a caravan of migrants that is trekking through Mexico toward the United States as he seeks to fire up support for fellow Republicans in campaign battles with Democrats who are trying to wrest control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A Chinese executive of Huawei arrested earlier this month in Poland on suspicion of spying said on Friday he was not guilty in the case, which has drawn attention to what some Western countries say is a security risk from the world's biggest telecoms equipment company.
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The murder of Khashoggi, who worked for the Washington Post, has caused a foreign policy problem for the Trump administration and has drawn attention to both Trump's business ties to the country and the relationship between bin Salman and Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner.
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During and after the trial, experts and activists claimed the officers' actions exemplified the "code of silence" among police, which Vox's P.R. Lockhart laid out: In recent years, a number of police shootings and excessive force cases against black residents in the city have drawn attention to the systemic problem.
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That time Bridges tried to stealthily slip his computer onto a pile of laptops that IT was wiping It took a while for anyone to catch on to what Bridges was doing, and he may have never gotten caught if Force's unrelated slip-ups hadn't drawn attention to Bridges's own activities.
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He has drawn attention to a caravan of migrants that is trekking through Mexico toward the United States as he seeks to fire up support for his Republican party, which is facing some tough battles as Democrats seek to wrest control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate.
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It also helped bring about Eggers's subsequent books (including The Circle, which is set to become a feature film in 215), has drawn attention to his literary publications (McSweeney's and The Believer), and helped bring about the founding of 826 Valencia, an afterschool tutoring program that aims to help kids write better.
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Appropriately, the report clearly indicates where people have been killed and houses damaged and destroyed by these attacks on cultural heritage — and we only need to look at Mwatana's many other reports to see how the organization has drawn attention to the human rights situation in the country for more than three years.
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It upheld the 2011 conviction of an Austrian woman who had been fined €480 ($546) because, in a seminar on Islam, she had drawn attention to the marriage of the Prophet Muhammad to the six-year-old Aisha and said that such a thing would be regarded by today's standards as child molestation.
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Nominating anyone along those lines would have fulfilled a promise to make the court more representative of the nation and drawn attention to the Republican Party's desperate, power-mad commitment to keeping the Court the same, and their blindness to the merits of having a more diverse court—even if it means handing the nomination power to Donald Trump.
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But those efforts have also raised concerns about whether Trump expects to face the same level of accountability for military decisions he has kicked down to the Pentagon and have drawn attention to the inherent risks of downsizing the White House's role in overseeing the US' escalating military campaign against ISIS and al-Qaeda and its offshoots.
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Critics on the right have also drawn attention to Strzok's work at the beginning of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Some articles and think-tank studies have drawn attention to specific areas designated as opportunity zones, including areas included in zones because they are adjacent to low-income census tracts, areas that are already gentrifying and areas that are in college towns that aren't disadvantaged but appear to be low income because much of their populations are students.
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Christine Blasey Ford's claims that Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers while he was drunk have drawn attention to a speech he gave four years ago in which he discussed heavy drinking at Yale Law School — and to an offhand remark about his high school days that he made during another speech.
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Mandatory minimums are usually in the news because of their prominence in discussion of sentencing reform for drug offenders, but the ranchers at the center of the militia takeover of a federal wildlife building in Oregon have drawn attention to another crime that has a harsh minimum—in their case, five years for fires that they claim spread accidentally to federal land.
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In addition to those who have been killed or displaced inside Syria, more than 4.8 million Syrians have been forced to flee as refugees, according to the U.N. Omran's photo has once again drawn attention to the ongoing humanitarian crisis, much like the images of another young Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, forced the world to pay attention to the plight of Syrian refugees.
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Although King has made important points about two serious problems with Facebook, it's disappointing that a man who has been called the "King of Horror" didn't use his platform to drawn attention to the horrific abuse heaped on women and other marginalized writers in this country every day on social media from people not unlike the characters in his own novels.
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In recent weeks, environmentalists have drawn attention to the mine, which is operated by the energy company RWE in the Hambach Forest, east of the city of Aachen, in an effort to highlight the disparity between Germany's pledges to reduce its carbon emissions and uphold its commitments to the Paris climate accord and the country's heavy use of its only significant natural resource, soft coal, or lignite.
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The announcement certifying that the ruptured well had been plugged with cement brought a point of closure in the long-running drama that has disrupted life in the Porter Ranch community and drawn attention to a massive underground storage facility owned by Southern California Gas Co. Testing showed the well was no longer leaking, Jason Marshall, chief deputy director of the California Department of Conservation, said at a press conference.
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Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE (D-Fla.), who has repeatedly drawn attention to the girls's plight, said she believes Boko Haram "is smart enough" to keep the girls alive, if only as a bargaining chip.
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