Odgers was a feared junior enforcer who was never drafted.
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The government may need to start looking for an enforcer.
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It makes sense that Drake thinks he's an enforcer. 242.
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South Korea has been a vigorous enforcer of antidrug regulations.
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But the nation's tax collector today is an enfeebled enforcer.
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But who's the enforcer if Trump has broken the law?
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The Antitrust Division is the nation's most important antitrust enforcer.
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In person, Ms. Vestager's manner defies her tough enforcer reputation.
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Brussels has graduated from convenient scapegoat to the IMF's bogeyman enforcer.
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WE WILL BE A VERY STRONG ENFORCER OF IT. SORKIN: OKAY.
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The president nominated Makan Delrahim as his leading antitrust enforcer today.
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The EPA is the leading enforcer of safe drinking water laws.
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The EU competition enforcer subsequently sought feedback from rivals and customers.
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The EU competition enforcer did not seek comments about the tweaks.
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Politico: White House adviser Stephen Miller is the president's immigration enforcer.
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Reyes, though, has a reputation as a much more aggressive enforcer.
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As a former antitrust enforcer, I prefer competition over utility regulation.
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Smaller kids wanted him to be their enforcer or trouble-starter.
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He was the consummate enforcer in an era of physical play.
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Onetime enforcer Kevin Weeks testified how Bulger killed Arthur "Bucky" Barrett.
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He was considered the enforcer for disgraced network chief Roger Ailes.
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The EU competition enforcer can clear the deal unconditionally or demand concessions.
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Bullseye, once a minor-league bad guy, became the Kingpin's homicidal enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer extended its deadline for a decision to Aug.
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Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd), the cheerful, patronizing enforcer of the New Normal.
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The EU competition enforcer can approve the deal unconditionally or demand concessions.
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The EU competition enforcer subsequently sought feedback from Gazprom's clients and rivals.
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The EU competition enforcer can order governments to recover illegal state subsidies.
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Trump was not the author of the 2% rule, merely the enforcer.
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Speaking of enforcer nicknames, Cronin had a great one: Cronin The Barbarian.
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Then the enforcer pushed me out the door on the other side.
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In Congress, he had been something of a one-man ideological enforcer.
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Back in South Boston, he became an enforcer for an Irish mob.
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After all, he was the dead tyrant's chief enforcer for many years.
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Known in the family as the "silver fox" and the "enforcer," Mrs.
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Meagan has become the enforcer, telling her mother to separate herself. Mrs.
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Hogan has a reputation as a strong enforcer of EU trading rights.
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The EU competition enforcer delayed its decision on the deal to Aug.
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The EU competition enforcer and the Luxembourg finance ministry declined to comment.
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The EU antitrust enforcer will rule on the proposed merger by Feb.
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It has also long been a more aggressive enforcer of antitrust policies.
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He was Mr. Trump's enforcer, a role he once seemed to relish.
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Can you describe a particularly bad injury that you received as an enforcer?
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Sessions casts himself as law enforcer One of Democrats' top targets, Alabama Sen.
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The EU competition enforcer did not provide details in line with its policy.
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In a letter to the Trump administration's top antitrust enforcer last month, Sen.
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The EU competition enforcer will defend its decision in court, a spokesman said.
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So if fans wanted a journeyman enforcer in the game, so be it.
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He seesawed between being the block's Robin Hood and his crew's unforgiving enforcer.
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It prides itself on being the world's most rigorous — and independent — competition enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer decline to comment on the reason for the extension.
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But he can use his influence to become a kind of norms enforcer.
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The United States has been the ultimate enforcer of a liberal regional order.
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The EU competition enforcer, which suspended the deadline for its decision on Aug.
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The Los Angeles Kings won two Stanley Cups without a one-dimensional enforcer.
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The enforcer grabbed my elbow--the irony--and dragged me through the SubLounge.
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In the old days, the Rangers might have added a so-called enforcer.
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But he made clear that he also planned to be Mr. Trump's enforcer.
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The musicians union has a growing reputation as Egypt's enforcer of public morals.
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He was an enforcer who wouldn't tolerate certain people on the rec yard.
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Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Michael Stenger plays an enforcer role during the proceedings.
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The EU competition enforcer has delayed its decision on the deal to Aug.
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Pitt starred as a mob enforcer named Jackie in "Killing Them Softly" (2012).
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Germany, the biggest enforcer of austerity in Greece, has repeatedly rebuffed that demand.
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Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said the EU competition enforcer would assess the complaint.
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Indeed, it would continue in its role as an enforcer of antidiscrimination law.
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But Mr. Schiller has not entirely shed his role as Mr. Trump's enforcer.
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Last week, Cowboys enforcer Jason Taumalolo was charged by police for egging cars.
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Daenerys has a brief and steamy affair with her advisor and enforcer Daario.
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What was your day-to-day life like as an enforcer in the mob?
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Jeff Sessions, is not fit for the job of the nation's top law enforcer.
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Its fine was cut by 40 percent after it cooperated with the EU enforcer.
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The Court would have essentially sanctioned the President acting as lawmaker -- not law enforcer.
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Scott, the personable career enforcer who is now a minor leaguer, stole the show.
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The US has been the de facto enforcer of these treaties over the years.
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The EU competition enforcer did not name the companies in line with its policy.
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Haley, normally an enforcer, started off by chasing the puck in the left corner.
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The EU competition enforcer is scheduled to decide on the deal by May 24.
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He was the enforcer for a brutal gang of drug dealers in Bridgeport, Conn.
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" Look's like 4'11" enforcer Kristin Chenoweth got her point across ... don't mess with her.
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The EU competition enforcer, which is scheduled to decide on the case by Sept.
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The EU competition enforcer said the case had been administratively closed without providing details.
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Nancy Reagan was also the enforcer, fiercely protecting her husband's energy and his image.
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Its fine was cut by 40 percent after it cooperated with the EU enforcer.
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He worries mostly that Stephen will be another N.H.L. enforcer dead before turning 50.
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His testimony resembled that of a mafia enforcer who finally turned against the don.
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He had the look of an enforcer, a tough man with 22-inch biceps.
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Her chief whip, or party enforcer, entered her Downing Street residence on Tuesday night.
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It's not as if you go from bikini to burka-clad morality police enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer charged Canon with breaching EU merger rules in July 2017.
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Mr. Shannon's imperious enforcer lacks the eccentric spark he brings to his best roles.
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Mr. Kelly promised before his confirmation to be a reasonable enforcer of defensible policies.
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The EU competition enforcer is scheduled to decide on the deal by Dec. 19.
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Lawmaker, law enforcer and lawbreaker — that's a heck of a résumé, and alliterative, too!
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Maybe he prizes Mr. Kelly's loyalty as a willing enforcer of his immigration policies.
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But I think maybe enforcer for Elizabeth Warren, in case anyone comes after her.
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Watch the clip ... seems Michael Strahan is down to play the role of enforcer.
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The Labor Department has traditionally been the enforcer of labor laws and protector of workers.
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Crowe, meanwhile, plays an enforcer who's been hired to squarely knock him off that trail.
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Tireless as Mr Modi, Mr Shah has for decades been a close henchman and enforcer.
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She's enslaved, brought into Dryden Vos' Crimson Dawn syndicate, and trained as a brutal enforcer.
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The bill would also make the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), not the FCC, the enforcer.
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If he does, there would be no immediate enforcer in the government to stop him.
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The EU competition enforcer, however, wanted a longer duration, a demand which the company rejected.
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That can weaken the social norms that are often a more powerful enforcer of rules.
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His predicament is a sharp contrast with the fortunes of his former enforcer, Lt. Gen.
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Mr. Alene is a government official, whose job includes elements of both informant and enforcer.
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Mr. Ford was known as his brother's enforcer, publicly sparring with protesters and fellow councilors.
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Mr. Percoco was once a uniquely powerful figure, the governor's right-hand man and enforcer.
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"Kelly's leaning fully to the right and is the enforcer on this issue," said Rep.
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With those goals, Domi surpassed his famous enforcer father, Tie, in career points with 247.
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When he served as Mr. Cuomo's secretary, Mr. Schwartz was known as an aggressive enforcer.
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Your "Enforcer" headband won't support the ubiquitous chat system that other members love, for example.
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Holder is a star in the Democratic Party who was our nation's top law enforcer.
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The European antitrust enforcer said such gun jumping practices undermine its system for scrutinizing mergers.
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As a result, lawmakers took aim when Trump nominated his first antitrust enforcer, Makan Delrahim.
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The US has been the de facto enforcer of international drug treaties over the years.
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The EU competition enforcer, scheduled to rule on the deal by April 10, declined to comment.
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On Tuesday, however, Vanity Fair suggested a "widening rift" had developed between Trump and his enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer will rule by March 23 whether to clear or block the deal.
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A Republican former antitrust enforcer, who asked not to be named to protect business relationships, agreed.
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The Federal Trade Commission (as opposed to the FCC) would be the enforcer of the rules.
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At the same time, Vestager is an "entirely independent" enforcer of EU competition law, she added.
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How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote at Risk and Obama's Enforcer: Eric Holder's Justice Department.
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The EU competition enforcer will decide by July 23 whether to clear or block the deal.
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America has long been both the main cheerleader for and the chief enforcer of international prohibition.
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The EU competition enforcer did not provide details of the concessions, in line with its policy.
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The EU competition enforcer will decide by March 5 whether to clear or block the deal.
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The United States, once the world's principal drug-law enforcer, is in the most awkward spot.
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The Labour Party's chief enforcer said the party would not let this happen, a source said.
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Mr. Boogaard, above, was 28 and a prized enforcer when he died of an accidental overdose.
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Mascherano didn't like that, though, and in N.H.L. enforcer mode he just hammers Pogba from behind.
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The EU competition enforcer extended its deadline for a decision on the deal to March 6.
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"A very #MerryChristmas to all," Margrethe Vestager, Europe's top antitrust enforcer, wrote on Facebook last December.
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Front line officers serve a multiplicity of roles — from social worker to mediator, enforcer to deterrent.
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Jamal's brother, Jatemme (Daniel Kaluuya), is his enforcer, and it was their money that Harry stole.
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On the field, Smith was known as a hard-nosed enforcer who refused to bow to opponents.
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The shopkeeper kicks the bartender's enforcer over and over, eventually enlisting his adolescent sons to take over.
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The EU competition enforcer and Telia, which competes with Sweden's Tele2 and Norway's Telenor, declined to comment.
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Joe Percoco, the governor's enforcer and right-hand man, was also convicted this year for accepting bribes.
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But it's Get Out's Daniel Kaluuya, as Jamal's brother and enforcer Jatemme, who really steals the show.
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"One year without our enforcer," Hager, 37, continued, using one of her family's nicknames for her grandmother.
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Mr Xi, by contrast, is trying to revive the party as an enforcer of morality and taste.
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The EU competition enforcer sent statement of objections to the companies in late July, the people said.
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AT&T executives have repeatedly expressed confidence that it would reach an agreement with the antitrust enforcer.
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Mark Spencer - Chief Whip A little-known Conservative lawmaker, Spencer will be Johnson's chief enforcer in parliament.
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The EU competition enforcer is expected to seek feedback from customers and rivals before deciding by Jan.
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For decades, Mnangagwa was Mugabe&aposs enforcer, earning a reputation for effectively manipulating the levers of power.
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The player takes the role of an enforcer, trying to keep the peace in strange cyber-times.
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But China will need to be the chief enforcer of the sanctions if they are to work.
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The EU competition enforcer stopped its investigation last month after the companies failed to submit crucial information.
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Last week, the NHL named former enforcer George Parros to head up the Department of Player Safety.
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Both confirmed the view that Washington is no longer a reliable enforcer of the prevailing economic order.
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"Throughout the year he earned a reputation as a tough compliance enforcer," she told CNBC on Thursday.
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Cohen went from knockaround New York City lawyer to hardball enforcer for an avaricious real estate mogul.
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The initial findings by the EU antitrust enforcer could lay the groundwork for cases against some retailers.
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Interest No. 2: To underscore America's unreliability as a credible ally and serious enforcer of global norms.
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Senator Cory Booker's road from enforcer to reformer began with rocky oversight of the Newark Police Department.
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By and large, the agency has been a willing enforcer of the Trump administration's harshest immigration policies.
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The EU competition enforcer said its preliminary view was that the marketing schemes might constitute State aid.
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The EU competition enforcer has received the complaint and is assessing it, Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said.
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Mr Mnangagwa, now 75, was Mr Mugabe's long-serving chief enforcer, including during the outrageous poll in 2008.
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The EU competition enforcer said concessions offered by the companies last month were insufficient to allay its concerns.
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Othello becomes Omkara, a political enforcer both feared and regularly shunned for being a bastard of mixed caste.
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The EU state aid enforcer said the proposed surcharge reduction for energy-intensive users complied with EU rules.
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Hemedti, a one-time livestock trader turned militia commander in Darfur, made a meteoric rise as Bashir's enforcer.
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Mr Mnangagwa, Mr Mugabe's former chief enforcer, impressed gullible diplomats by promising a "new dispensation" and economic reform.
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But, fairly or not, Mr Obama does not have the reputation of an energetic enforcer of red lines.
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We cannot trust Jefferson Beauregard Sessions to serve as the top enforcer of our constitution and our laws.
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Reuters reported earlier on Friday that the deal would be cleared by the EU competition enforcer without conditions.
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The EU enforcer said it did not see any competition concerns despite the overlaps between the two companies.
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Shine also developed a reputation as an enforcer when Trump became angry at members at the press corps.
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Mondi said the EU competition enforcer raided its Vienna office and that it was cooperating with the investigation.
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Reuters had reported on Monday that the EU competition enforcer would clear the deal without demanding any concessions.
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The ACU's origin was as an enforcer of ideological rigor at a time of largely non-ideological parties.
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Sessions has irrevocably eroded confidence in his ability to continue serving as an impartial enforcer of America's laws.
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Surveys have shown that voters want a federal agency that's a tough enforcer of rules in financial services.
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Kessy is considered a team enforcer for Hershey ... reportedly the fight Tuesday was his sixth of the season.
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One such pardon was given to Ignacio Lupo, a top mob enforcer suspected in at least 60 murders.
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Cote was an enforcer—a tough guy whose job was to keep the other team's players in check.
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The EU competition enforcer in January this year cleared the FedEx and TNT deal without setting any conditions.
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Questions have been raised about how tough an enforcer the E.P.A. will be under the incoming Trump administration.
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He again found himself in the role of Trump's conservative enforcer -- a perception the President has historically loathed.
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For decades, Mr. Mnangagwa acted as Mr. Mugabe's enforcer and played a leading role in rigging past elections.
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At campaign rallies, Lewandowski acted as an enforcer, threatening to revoke credentials from reporters who didn't follow his directions.
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A handful of other countries also ban abortion, but the Center considers El Salvador to be the harshest enforcer.
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As right-wing lobbyist and ideological enforcer Grover Norquist says, the vast bulk of elected Republicans are against it.
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The move is the latest crackdown by the EU competition enforcer on tax deals between EU countries and multinationals.
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Ciccone was generally an honourable enforcer, one who held his own against heavyweights like Stu Grimson and Dave Brown.
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The Conservative lawmaker who lost his seat on Thursday and has experience working as a party enforcer in parliament.
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The EU competition enforcer said the country's latest measure complied with the bloc's rules ensuring a level playing field.
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The move came after the EU competition enforcer expressed concerns about the deal at a meeting with Microsoft executives.
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Four months later, the EU competition enforcer opened an investigation into GE's first notification and the misleading data provided.
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Lincoln Clay creeps up on the drug dealer (or the enforcer, or the cook) with a handgun tightly gripped.
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The trio are said to have enlisted the help of 59-year-old Michael Beck, an alleged mob enforcer.
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As Mr. Mugabe's chief enforcer, he was seen as playing a leading role in vote-rigging in past elections.
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As celebrated as he was for his cuddly "Grandpa Rossy" persona, Ross was also an enforcer in the clubhouse.
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The democratic part, political choice, is the enforcer of communal choices and accountable to the citizenry as a whole.
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The EU competition enforcer can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover for breaching EU rules.
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John Scott, the N.H.L. enforcer who made an unlikely run to the All-Star tournament last season, has retired.
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Under Wicker's bill, the FTC would be the chief enforcer of the law, backed up by state attorneys general.
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Reuters had earlier reported on Friday that the deal would be cleared by the EU competition enforcer without conditions.
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The Long Run Mr. Booker's road from enforcer to reformer began with rocky oversight of the Newark Police Department.
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George W.'s daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, also paid tribute to the woman known in their family as the "enforcer".
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Still, analysts said Choe appears to be more of a smooth "yes man" than a hardened enforcer within the government.
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"There's an entire genre of player that's gone by the wayside, which is the enforcer or the goon," Wyshynski says.
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The EU enforcer can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover for breaching the bloc's antitrust rules.
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The top overall pick next season is expected to be A'Ja Wilson, a lengthy 6'5'' defensive enforcer from South Carolina.
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When you find a business who are doing something illegal of course you will have to be the law enforcer.
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Langston bounced between heel enforcer and face strongman since his 2012 debut, never getting the time to develop either character.
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It's true that Sessions prides himself as a traditional law-and-order-style enforcer and opposes the legalization of marijuana.
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As attorney general in the Clinton administration, Reno was the first female to serve as the nation's top law enforcer.
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The European Commission, which has tussled with Microsoft and Google as an antitrust enforcer, has shown no sign of wavering.
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The SEC is, however, the lead enforcer in American financial markets and needs clearer laws to do its job properly.
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His father, a sailor turned enforcer for a New York construction union, had little use for his son's intellectual gifts.
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Europe's top antitrust enforcer is already examining Facebook's Libra currency so that it can 'act swiftly' if intervention is necessary.
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"Stay away from him!" the Phantoms assistant Riley Cote, a former N.H.L. enforcer himself, shouted at the Lehigh Valley players.
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The door re-opened and the enforcer, now wearing street clothes, gave me the silver jumpsuit he had been wearing.
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Europe's top antitrust enforcer is already examining Facebook's Libra currency so that it can 'act swiftly' if intervention is necessary
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Mr. Wang, 69, was the enforcer in Mr. Xi's drive to root out corruption and strengthen discipline in the party.
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Blues Coach Craig Berube played in more than 1,000 games and racked up over 3,000 penalty minutes as an enforcer.
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His previous work as the chief enforcer of the state's vehicle emissions regulations was instrumental in exposing Volkswagen's diesel deceptions.
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Companies like Enforcer and Poloandbike are making polo-specific bike frames; you can now buy bike polo mallets on Amazon.
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But it was residential separation, not Jim Crow policies, that proved to be the most enduring enforcer of segregated swimming.
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South Africa's importance as a democratic example and a key enforcer of regional security, then, is more important than ever.
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He placed a lot of the cult mentality on Attorney General William Barr, who he said acted as Trump's enforcer.
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The reality is -- you can't be the nation's top law enforcer and a personal legal fixer at the same time.
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He carries a reputation as a harsh enforcer of loyalty within the group, and as an unstinting enemy of Israel.
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" Pierce says he also feels the impact left by his grandmother, who was known within the family as "The Enforcer.
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Coriolanus, the Bloods' enforcer, becomes an "in-your-face hammer" who won't deliver the politically correct messages his handlers want.
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The EU competition enforcer, which is scheduled to decide on the deal by May 4, and UTC declined to comment.
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He as such changed his name to prove his dedication and cement his place as the "enforcer" of the group.
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So he knows what's what in terms of manners, but he seems himself as kind of an enforcer of this.
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A league that once valued and required enforcer types like Charles Oakley and Rick Mahorn is now laid-back and peaceful.
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But just as an injury halted the pro's career, the beating that Roughneck's enforcer delivered on the ice ended his own.
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Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso confirmed in an email that the companies had submitted important information requested by the EU competition enforcer.
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Clearnet is Europe's main clearing house for euro-denominated swaps and that could be a concern for the EU competition enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer confirmed Continental's complaint and said it was assessing this as well as those from Daimler and Bury.
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From Sydney's northern beaches, he's never lived out of home before either, but has quickly been designated team cook and enforcer.
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In spite of his role as enforcer and chief network spoilsport, Mr. Tankersley was generally well respected, even by his antagonists.
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The EU competition enforcer can levy fines up to 10 percent of a company's global turnover for breaching the bloc's rules.
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To root out scams, Kessler relies on techniques he honed through years of experience as a New York state tax enforcer.
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Chief finance enforcer Guo Shuqing is forcing them to recognise more non-performing loans while exiting lucrative shadow banking business lines.
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A "bearded giant" who once served as the landowner's enforcer, Daddy is a towering figure, a Robin Hood with huge fists.
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It consists of documents affirming the establishment of a Reparations Purpose Trust (with Artists Space as grantor and Rowland as enforcer).
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The EU competition enforcer can either accept the concession, demand more depending on the feedback or open a full-scale investigation.
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The two main local competitors are splinter groups of Los Metros, formerly a Reynosa-based enforcer group of the Gulf cartel.
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After three years as a feared enforcer in junior, Brashear went undrafted before signing with the Canadiens as a free agent.
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The EU competition enforcer can either clear the deal with or without conditions or it can open a full-scale investigation.
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A former white-collar attorney and prosecutor, White was billed as a tough-nosed enforcer and easily confirmed by the Senate.
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On Saturday, a former NHL-enforcer-turned-coach appeared to shove a 15-year-old player during a youth-league brawl.
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The case is distorted because the EU competition enforcer does not see Apple's iOS as a rival to Android, he said.
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On August 31, CAIET arrested four members of the CDN Tropa 202 enforcer unit in Ciudad Mier after a running gunbattle.
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The EU antitrust enforcer said concessions offered by Hutchison in the Italian deal would ensure a fourth telecoms operator in Italy.
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The move came after the EU competition enforcer expressed concerns about the deal at a meeting with Microsoft executives last week.
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Mr Mnangagwa, the dead man's bloodstained, long-serving enforcer, who ousted him in a coup in 2017, is expected to preside.
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A former organized-crime enforcer in Bangkok, Chalermpol Sawadsuk embraced Muay Thai in prison and now fights legally for a living.
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Up until Trump, both Democratic and Republican presidents have played the role of "reality enforcer" for both Israeli and Arab leaders.
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To replace Yeo, the Blues elevated one of his assistants, Craig Berube, a longtime N.H.L. enforcer, to be the interim coach.
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The EU competition enforcer extended on Monday its deadline for a decision on the deal to March 6 from Feb. 21.
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The elder Mr. Abedi, a onetime Qaddafi enforcer, fled Libya in 20153 after supporting Islamists seeking to overthrow the brutal leader.
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It has established a strong reputation for being nonpartisan and a fair enforcer of our laws, and it has protected us.
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Mr. Sessions' eager participation in an unjust Alabama capital system makes him a frightening prospective civil rights enforcer for the nation.
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Sessions's militancy about it appears to have more to do political opportunism than his responsibilities as the nation's top law enforcer.
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"Dirty Harry" (1971) — 90%"Magnum Force" (1973) — 58%"The Enforcer" (1976) — 58%"Sudden Impact" (1983) — 52%"The Dead Pool" (1988) — 46%
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When the former N.H.L. enforcer Todd Ewen died in September, reportedly of a self-inflicted gunshot, his brain was sent to researchers.
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Knight is seen as the enforcer of the university's marketizing agenda, and a lot of people were wearing masks of his face.
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Current Deputy White House Counsel Makan Delrahi is President Trump's pick to be top antitrust enforcer, the White House announced Monday night.
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Bio: Prior to working in private practice at a LA law firm, Delrahim was an antitrust enforcer in the G.W. Bush administration.
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"I already miss this FORCE of a woman — the 'enforcer' because she was the glue that held our family together," she wrote.
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But he is also the paid enforcer of a system of racist domination and economic exploitation that is breathtaking in its brutality.
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To the extent the price of college has become an aspect of inequality, big-college football has become an enforcer of inequality.
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Before the shift was out, Hathaway was nailed by enforcer Chris Thorburn, who was unsuccessful in convincing him to drop his gloves.
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In one scene alone, Rose pivots from grief-stricken woman to Finn fangirl to fearsome enforcer with whom you do not mess.
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Yet Mr Adams's sheer versatility, as a ruthless advocate of war and a tough enforcer of peace, was indispensable to the settlement.
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Outside the terms of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the United States has acted as an enforcer of a nuclear nonproliferation regime.
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Top job still vacant: DoJ's review of the merger has continued despite the fact that the top antitrust enforcer post remains unfilled.
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The EU competition enforcer then gave rivals and customers a month to provide feedback before it decides whether to accept the proposal.
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"But the truth is the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at The Enforcer is lifting us all up," he continued.
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His enforcer, Chuck Colson, drew up "enemies lists" that included such fearsome figures as actress Carol Channing and Vikings quarterback Fran Tarkenton.
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The EU antitrust enforcer intends to impose deterrent fines in the Android and shopping cases, according to charge sheets seen by Reuters.
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Until then, the staff will continue to walk a fine line between host and enforcer, all while trying to educate the public.
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Derek Boogaard, a 6-foot-8-inch enforcer for the Rangers, was found dead in his Minneapolis apartment on May 13, 2011.
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The EU antitrust enforcer will now decide by April 3 whether to clear or block the deal, Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said.
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According to Bloomberg, WeWork has retained Wall Street lawyer and former SEC enforcer Andrew Ceresney as it faces scrutiny from the SEC.
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The F.C.C.'s proposal drew protest from telecom and cable companies, which have pointed to the F.T.C. as a strong privacy enforcer.
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It was Sunny who became known as the enforcer, telling Tyler to watch himself and not to continue to raise these issues.
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The EU competition enforcer said rivals and customers have a month to provide feedback before it decides whether to accept the proposal.
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In his early days, he was a gang enforcer and describes in the book the surgical precision he deployed when hurting enemies.
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Mr. Chen is the chief enforcer of tough policies in the region, but he let Mr. Zakir do most of the talking.
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It involved the prime minister's chief whip, a much-feared party enforcer who, by long tradition, steers clear of the news media.
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Of course, Cohn is Trump's role model: In New York, Cohn, McCarthyism's ruthless enforcer, was disbarred for misconduct including dishonesty and fraud.
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The primary job of an enforcer is to fight an opponent on the ice as a way to avenge a perceived wrong.
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In the process, a provision allowing citizens to sue for violations was removed, leaving the state attorney general as the sole enforcer.
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And one is told by Aunt Lydia, the implacable enforcer, who has imposed Gilead's draconian rules on the Handmaids with vengeful relish.
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On Sunday January 12, there will be a conjunction between Saturn, the strict rule-enforcer, and Pluto, the lord of the underworld.
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Instead it was off to Chicago, where as a 1980s enforcer he put in his mandated service time in the Norris Division.
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The Justice Department's top competition enforcer foreshadowed exactly how large tech platforms like Apple, Facebook and Google could soon find themselves under investigation.
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The corruption discipline-inspection commission headed by Wang Qishan—Xi's kind of enforcer, super-commissar—was going after the Ministry of State Security.
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Mr Trump's nominee, Robert Lighthizer, is more likely to be a vigorous enforcer of trade rules than a shredder of the rule book.
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In short order, Jyn teams up with Rebel spy Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and Rebel-owned Imperial enforcer droid K-2SO (Alan Tudyk).
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"But the truth is the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at The Enforcer is lifting us all up," Bush, 93, continued.
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The company, which has agents in more than half a million locations worldwide, said it had been contacted by the EU antitrust enforcer.
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Reuters reported on March 20 that the EU competition enforcer would warn the company about possible anti-competitive effects from the proposed deal.
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Miami (CNN)President Donald Trump's immigration enforcer doubled down Friday on recent comments that undocumented immigrants "should be afraid" under the Trump administration.
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ArcelorMittal, based in Luxembourg, said it would work constructively with the EU enforcer to gain approval for the deal "in a timely manner".
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Today, senators must join in bipartisan conscience again to reject his nomination, this time as the nation's top lawyer and civil rights enforcer.
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The vice principal was the only woman who wasn't a nun in the administration, so it fell on her to be 'the enforcer.
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And almost everyone else on the list was an enforcer who wasn't supposed to score, like Rob Ray, Ken Baumgartner, or Dave Brown.
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Peat was primarily an enforcer, a player designated to drop his gloves and square off in fist-to-fist combat with an opponent.
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"James is an explosive athlete who can be an enforcer in the box, cover slot receivers or play deep safety," wrote USA Today.
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The dagger-eyed enforcer I had seen glowering behind the table in Senate committee hearings, they insisted, was not the man they knew.
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For example, at 296A, the answer to "*Law enforcer with the Coast Guard" is BOARDING OFFICER, which unites a BOAR and a DINGO.
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Mr. Schmidt had just met with Alberto Ayala, a deputy executive officer of the California Air Resources Board, the state's air quality enforcer.
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The enforcer of that tough-minded approach has been Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who has acted as Europe's main liaison with Russia.
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Sessions was an enforcer of much of the Trump administration's hardline approach on immigration and regularly praised the President's tough words on crime.
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She has reportedly acted as Kelly's enforcer as he has sought to impose order and discipline on a chaotic and disorganized West Wing.
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At one point, he and onetime enforcer Kevin Weeks shouted obscenities at each other when Weeks called Bulger a "rat" during his testimony.
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Porter had become an important aide to Kelly, who used the staff secretary as an enforcer inside the at-times unruly West Wing.
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The EU antitrust enforcer has said the merger of the number three and four players in the Netherlands may lead to price hikes.
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Rudy Giuliani was President Donald Trump's enforcer, circumventing official channels and bewildering professional diplomats as he pressured Ukraine to target Trump's political opponents.
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George Raft, anticipating his role in "Scarface," appears as Raymond's enforcer, so smooth he picks out a revolver to match his evening clothes.
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They also made waves by placing Chyna, a bodybuilder, in the group's enforcer role, which boldly went against gender norms in the wrestling world.
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His informal role as an enforcer or "goon" meant he was expected to throw down with anyone giving the star players a hard time.
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The issue of fighting in hockey briefly resurfaced when former NHL enforcer Brian McGrattan was knocked unconscious in an AHL game this past January.
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Phasma adds depth and nuance to a potentially one-dimensional evil enforcer, in a way that enhances her role on the screen as well.
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The EU competition enforcer has said it will drop its lawsuit launched against Ireland in October last year as soon as Apple pays up.
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Firas's mission to uncover the circumstances of his son's death draws him into confrontation with Abu Al-Tayyib (Amer Hlehel), the regime's local enforcer.
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Former President Barack Obama's administration faced a large number of megadeals in what one enforcer called a "merger tsunami" and blocked many of them.
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The EU competition enforcer will seek feedback from rivals and other third parties before deciding whether the offer is sufficient to allay regulatory worries.
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In the wholesale supply of fuels, the combined company would be a quasi-monopoly facing limited competition from imports, the EU antitrust enforcer said.
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The EU competition enforcer said Canon jumped the gun via a complex move and acquired Toshiba Medical Systems Corp prior to securing regulatory approval.
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The couple's tactics are defined by their exaggerated brazenness, usually carried out with help from Frank's chief of staff/enforcer, Doug Stamper (Michael Kelly).
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I think his point was, in that respect Gawker—and the media at large—was sort of this enforcer of sameness, of political correctness.
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The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission said Mnangagwa, who was a longtime enforcer for Mugabe, and the ruling party won the country&aposs July 30 election.
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Since 2009 the Treasury's sanctions enforcer, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), has imposed $14 billion in fines on those dealing with Iran.
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"The companies concerned may have violated EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices," the EU competition enforcer said in a statement.
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To keep Green out of trouble and prevent opposing teams from taking advantage of Curry, Golden State needs Pachulia to be the new enforcer.
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"The FTC has to be a proactive and aggressive law enforcer in this area, otherwise the new law will be dead-letter," he said.
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Enforcer-turned-analyst Paul Bissonnette, a teammate with the AHL&aposs Ontario Reign, said Emery would treat other players to dinner almost every night.
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The only non-enforcer forwards in the club are recent NHLer Craig Adams and former Senator Bill Muckalt, who's already an obscure player alumni.
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It started in 653, when a California-based civil enforcer Larry Lee found dangerous levels of mercury in skin-lightening creams sold on Amazon.
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The liveliest role goes to Zach Grenier ("The Good Wife") as Forest's security chief and enforcer, who spikes all the "Devs" talk with action.
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Mr. Barr, however, will find that those "huge behemoths" will continue to dominate, because, in part, the administration's chief antitrust enforcer is their champion.
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It's especially difficult to find disciplined professionals like Nate Colgan, an enforcer for the Jamieson gang and the reliable chronicler of Malcolm Mackay's novel.
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Albayalde rose to power as Duterte's enforcer in the brutal war on drugs the Philippines' president has waged since he took office in 2016.
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Wildstein, a former high-school classmate of Christie (whose nickname back then was Buttocks), was Bridgegate's mastermind and Christie's "enforcer" inside the Port Authority.
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Kelly was brought in to be an enforcer, and has been largely credited with cracking down on the chaotic operations inside the White House.
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The nominee for EPA's top law enforcer, the head of the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance, Susan Bodine, still has not been confirmed.
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The son of a middle-class law firm stenographer, he began his criminal career as a teenage enforcer and hit man in South Brooklyn.
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The General Court, Europe's second-highest, said the EU competition enforcer had wrongly blocked the deal and it annulled the decision on a procedural irregularity.
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The EU competition enforcer on Wednesday sent a statement of objections, or charge sheet, to the company setting out reasons why such measures are needed.
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Enforcer-turned-analyst Paul Bissonnette, a teammate with the AHL&aposs Ontario (Calif.) Reign, said Emery would treat other players to dinner almost every night.
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Comparing Ms. Sanders to Aunt Lydia, the rigid enforcer for a misogynist state on "The Handmaid's Tale," jabs at Ms. Sanders's role, not her looks.
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But those who knew Shine from his time at Fox wonder whether he will also act as something of an enforcer against Trump's media enemies.
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A television presenter was even told off by the Daily Mail, a zealous enforcer of poppy-wearing, for sporting one that was deemed too big.
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"But the truth is the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at The Enforcer is lifting us all up," the 93-year-old continued.
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Joseph "Rambo" Hunter, a former U.S. Army sniper and drill sergeant who worked as an enforcer for Le Roux, later appeared to corroborate Oz's story.
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In a previous role in Brussels he was an enforcer of austerity on southern European countries, which might in the future need the ECB's help.
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Former first lady Barbara Bush — known by her family as "The Enforcer" — starred in a video message Friday for her son Jeb Bush's presidential campaign.
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The EU competition enforcer said the anti-competitive practice to shut out competitors from the Slovak market for broadband services lasted more than five years.
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The EU competition enforcer, which can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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King as 'enforcer' The execution was "very rare," said Bruce Riedel, a senior fellow in the Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution.
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Fans gave John Scott, the enforcer voted as captain of the Pacific Division team, a standing ovation when he took part in the hardest shot.
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The EU competition enforcer is now reviewing E.ON's acquisition of Innogy's prized regulated energy networks and customer operations, with a decision due by March 7.
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"In order to address the competition concerns identified by the Commission, Vivendi committed to divest Telecom Italia's stake in Persidera," the EU competition enforcer said.
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Clinton also joked with the host that Bill Clinton is a softie with their granddaughter Charlotte, and their daughter Chelsea is more of an enforcer.
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Vito Genovese was his mentor, but he was also schooled by guys like Fat Tony Salerno and a terrifying mob enforcer named Gaetano (Corky) Vastola.
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The EU antitrust enforcer is likely to decide in the coming weeks whether to block the deal, with a formal decision expected by May 19.
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Thales, whose largest shareholder is the French state, said it had put concessions to the EU competition enforcer, after earlier disclosing talks with antitrust agencies.
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Some firms prefer to wait for the EU antitrust enforcer to set out possible anti-competitive issues so they can tailor concessions to address them.
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President Trump on Monday named Makan Delrahim, a former government antitrust enforcer and corporate lobbyist, to lead the Justice Department's review of mergers and acquisitions.
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The EU antitrust enforcer said the group ran a power cable cartel for almost 10 years from 1999, sharing markets and allocating customers between themselves.
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The EU antitrust enforcer has set an April 4 deadline for the Dow and DuPont deal, and April 12 for the ChemChina and Syngenta deal.
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"Users of eLeniency can directly provide corporate statements and upload supporting documents on a dedicated secure server of the Commission," the EU competition enforcer said.
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The EU competition enforcer said on Tuesday that third parties have a month to provide feedback before it decides whether the new measure is satisfactory.
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" Jenna Hager, her granddaughter wrote: "I already miss this FORCE of a woman— the 'enforcer' because she was the glue that held our family together.
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The EU antitrust enforcer intends to hit the company with deterrent fines in the Android and shopping cases, according to charge sheets seen by Reuters.
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He is a former enforcer for the Medellín drug cartel who has boasted of committing hundreds of murders on behalf of his boss, Pablo Escobar.
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Guzman dispatched the Beltran Leyva brothers to lead the charge, precipitating a bloody fight between the group and the Gulf Cartel's Los Zetas enforcer group.
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"The role of chief law enforcer for a community is not always the first role many people think of that are reform-minded," he said.
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The chief target of the anti-terrorism sanctions is the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the theocratic establishment's enforcer at home and strike-force abroad.
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In a 2016 interview with Britain's New Statesman magazine, Mnangagwa dismissed allegations he was a Gukurahundi "enforcer," saying these were smears peddled by political opponents.
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As a player, Oakley was notoriously an ornery enforcer type for his teams, and now he's basically playing the same role as Michael Jordan's friend.
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McGrattan's role has been that of an enforcer, so he and San Antonio defenseman Daniel Maggio got into it during the second period last night.
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Ms. Verma said her agency would become the "primary enforcer" of federal insurance standards in Idaho if the state did not "substantially enforce" these requirements.
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Sansa (re)marries Tyrion — there was some hinting toward this when they spoke earlier this season — and Arya serves as their enforcer/Master of Whispers.
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I met an enforcer for the yakuza, which is the Japanese mafia, and he was telling me how he was chopping up bodies of dealers.
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The ranks of Wall Street's regulators in Washington are continuing to turn over, as the Securities and Exchange Commission's top enforcer announced plans to leave.
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Also of note is "Hello Destroyer" (Saturday), a character study of a junior hockey enforcer that has proved quite popular with critics to the north.
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More ludicrous than offensive, it stars Edward G. Robinson as the titular enforcer with Loretta Young in full flapper mode as his wayward adopted daughter.
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"My view is that the FTC, if it gets back its authority in the internet space, is going to be a vigorous enforcer," he said.
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The EU competition enforcer had expressed concerns about whether the merged company would still be incentivized to produce new herbicides and pesticides in the future.
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I would say he had a big hand, and I believe that Kelly's leaning fully to the right and is the enforcer on this issue.
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It also reported that May's chief enforcer in parliament is confident the government has the numbers to defeat any attempt to hold a second referendum.
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And it's through that kind of storytelling that I'm starting to be able to appreciate the parallels between the hockey enforcer and the martial artist.
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One option would be for Congress to write a completely new law, and create a new enforcer and even a new court system to handle competition.
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The statement of objections usually lays out the case for the EU enforcer to block anti-competitive mergers unless companies can convince them otherwise with concessions.
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Gavin Williamson, her parliamentary enforcer, lets a tarantula named Cronus (after the castrator of Greek myth) scuttle about his desk during meetings—supposedly to intimidate MPs.
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The improbable selection of Scott, a journeyman and an enforcer, was the product of a fan campaign to send him to his first All-Star game.
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On a recent episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, Europe's competition enforcer Margrethe Vestager said big tech companies like Google and Apple need limits.
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"I already miss this FORCE of a woman— the "enforcer" because she was the glue that held our family together," Bush Hager wrote in the caption.
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The EU competition enforcer can give the green light with or without demanding concessions or open a four-month long investigation if it has serious concerns.
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The EU competition enforcer said Canon jumped the gun via a two-step warehousing move to acquire Toshiba Medical Systems Corp prior to securing regulatory approval.
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The EU competition enforcer raided several mobile telecoms companies in Sweden in April last year on suspicion they may have blocked rivals from entering the market.
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The EU competition enforcer also ordered the company to halt its anti-competitive practices or face fines up to 5% of Alphabet's average daily worldwide turnover.
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The EU competition enforcer also worried that high investment costs could deter the entrance of new players in a sector with only four major companies globally.
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Authorities have yet to announce an inauguration date for President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a former enforcer for Mugabe who succeeded him after a military takeover in November.
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The apartment building was run by an ISIS enforcer named Um Adab, a Moroccan who mistreated the women and their kids, denying them diapers and medicine.
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So instead, let's pick a player who missed out on the Roy/Vernon fun but still played a role in that game: Colorado enforcer Brent Severyn.
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Anderson was up there with Flair, but so much of his character revolved around being the second fiddle, the bodyguard, the Enforcer, as his nickname attested.
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Sadako could serve as a kind of societal enforcer, doing the things that people who would otherwise tut at their obnoxious peers wish they could do.
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The stasis was symbolised by the retention as second party secretary (behind only Raúl) of José Ramón Machado Ventura, an 85-year-old Stalinist ideological enforcer.
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"The Commission is concerned that Casino and Intermarche went beyond the purpose of their alliance and engaged in an anticompetitive conduct," the EU competition enforcer said.
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Anatomy of a Scene In the 1970s-set buddy comedy "The Nice Guys," a private detective and a hired enforcer team up to solve a murder.
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The pugnacious younger brother of President John F. Kennedy, Bobby served, in his capacity as attorney general, as his brother's chief political enforcer, strategist, and confidant.
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The Obama administration was a major, if underappreciated, enforcer of World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, bringing and winning a record number of cases, largely against China.
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The former N.H.L. enforcer Stephen Peat, 36, stood with his father, Walter, inside a maze of studded walls that formed the shell of their new house.
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Mr. McDonnell grew up poor here in Liverpool and is considered an enforcer, channeling the enthusiasm and passion of the new Labour members and of Momentum.
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During regulatory scrutiny of the WhatsApp deal in 2014, Facebook told the EU competition enforcer it was unable reliably to match the two companies' user accounts.
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Levada once memorably described it as "collective hostage-taking": It turned everyone into an enforcer of the existing order, independent and often outside of any law.
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Allen Grunes, a former Justice Department official supportive of more aggressive antitrust policy, calls Delrahim "practical" and "creative" and says he would be a good enforcer.
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Half the 22 athletes in the University of Toronto's bank did not have C.T.E., including the former hockey "enforcer" Todd Ewen, the researchers reported last month.
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The EU competition enforcer did not seek comments about the tweaks, an indication that it was likely to accept them, the source said, without providing details.
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The details: The EU competition enforcer will also reportedly tell Google to stop licensing deals that prevent smartphone makers from promoting apps run by outside companies.
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The agency, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, has been moving beyond its role as an investigator, operating as a political enforcer for President Xi Jinping.
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"Data is key in the digital economy," Margrethe Vestager, the top antitrust enforcer at the European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, said in a statement.
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But in Mr. Homan, the president may have finally found the ask-no-questions enforcer of the nation's immigration laws that he has always longed for.
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Caroline Worra sings Aunt Lydia — the enforcer of mores, the assailer of the weak, the collaborator with the patriarchy — with sadistic relish, half venomous, half gleeful.
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Germany, Europe's austerity enforcer, has clashed bitterly with the International Monetary Fund over whether to ease up on Greece to help it cross the finish line.
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Boogaard, a feared enforcer during six seasons with the Minnesota Wild and the Rangers, died of an accidental overdose of pain medications and alcohol in 223.
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Dela Rosa was the chief enforcer of Duterte's anti-narcotics crackdown, which has resulted in deaths of more than 5,000 people, mostly small-time drug dealers.
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And he acted as an enforcer of secrets, admitting to paying off at least one woman who alleged she'd carried out a sexual affair with Trump.
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As Mr. Trump's chief law enforcer, he is likely to fully support efforts to enlist local law enforcement in a widening dragnet for people without papers.
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The EU competition enforcer said five measures, among them loans, capital increases, and debt-to-equity conversions may have given Malev Ground Handling an unfair advantage.
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"With the enforcer of family planning population policy retiring from the historical stage, China has completed a u-turn in the national population policy," he said.
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The agency, authorized to pick and choose where to spend the penalty funds, had little incentive to perform the role of disinterested enforcer of the rules.
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The power play illustrated Moreno's role as enforcer for the embattled administration of President Nicolas Maduro, now branded a dictatorship by a growing number of governments.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Monday named Makan Delrahim, a former government antitrust enforcer and corporate lobbyist, to lead the Justice Department's review of mergers and acquisitions.
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Such curbs had prompted a complaint from the German Publishers and Booksellers Association to both regulators, triggering an investigation by the German enforcer in November 2015.
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The EU competition enforcer, which has set a March 15 deadline to rule on the deal, declined to comment while Qualcomm was not available for comment.
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At the moment, the US's refusal to sign the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea undermines its authority as an enforcer of maritime law.
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Last month, LSE set the stage for a negative decision by the EU competition enforcer when it rejected a demand to sell its MTS Italian trading platform.
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In the film, Russell Crowe stars as Jackson Healy, a paid enforcer who gets caught up in the case of a missing girl named Amelia (Margaret Qualley).
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Key players: Nemanja Matic: The Manchester United enforcer pulls the strings in midfield and is expected to protect the back four as well as orchestrate the attacks.
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The Rasputin of the Berlaymont (the commission's Brussels headquarters) fulfilled his duties with aplomb, serving as policy brain, enforcer-in-chief and micromanager of the EU's machinery.
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Building on the March findings, the EU antitrust enforcer will provide details of possible anti-competitive agreements, which could lay the groundwork for cases against some retailers.
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She said she'd pay the fake mob enforcer $1,000 for his time, to which he replied that a couple of his buddies had located the target's truck.
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Congress needs to reconsider and review the FCC's rules, replacing this hodge podge with a rational system that restores the FTC's role as the lead privacy enforcer.
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"The parties' combined market shares are generally limited (below 25 percent) and strong competitors will remain in all affected markets," the EU enforcer said in a statement.
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As influential as the career staff is, the final decision will lie with Trump's antitrust enforcer at the Justice Department, Makan Delrahim, and the Federal Communications Commission.
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In others, a child's on-set tutor serves as their welfare worker, doubling as an educator and an enforcer of the laws meant to protect the child.
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The EU competition enforcer also cited worries about Apple possibly halting referrals from Shazam to rivals of Apple Music, the second largest music streaming service in Europe.
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In 2015, after Ms. Vestager took over as the top antitrust enforcer, preliminary antitrust charges were filed against Google — five years after an investigation was officially opened.
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In practice, whether a rule was enforced or not depended on the personality of the enforcer and how she felt about the woman who had broken it.
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The European Union's antitrust enforcer ruled that huge tax breaks Ireland provided to Apple were illegal, ordering the country to collect about $14.5 billion in back taxes.
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Even with reform, the Human Rights Council, which is composed of elected governments, is not, and likely will never be, the decisive enforcer of human rights standards.
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Europe's competition enforcer said that Apple's illegal deals with the Irish government allowed the technology giant to pay virtually nothing on its European business in some years.
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"He was the family enforcer—he kept people in line, and he had a file on everyone," Rashid Khalidi, a professor of history at Columbia, told me.
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The flawed experience of the Securities and Exchange Commission, America's main enforcer of investor protection, offers an example of how such a thing might damage the Fed.
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The EU competition enforcer is worried the number of European players will be cut to three from two as a result of the deal, the sources said.
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Just trying to get to work when a subbro calls me a commie and next thing you know a station enforcer is threatening to revoke my pass.
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Though the impending end of the Mugabe era pleased most Zimbabweans, many remained cautious about Mr. Mnangagwa, who was long known for being the president's ruthless enforcer.
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Derek Boogaard, who had C.T.E., was 28 and a prized enforcer for the Rangers when he died of an accidental overdose of painkillers and alcohol in 2011.
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He is known as being Mr. Cuomo's enforcer on the board and wants to present his own fare proposals aiming to tie higher fares to service improvements.
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As Mr. Suharto's son-in-law and chief enforcer, Mr. Prabowo commanded the country's feared Special Forces and acted with impunity to keep the regime in power.
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REUTERS George Parros, a Princeton alumnus who spent almost a decade as a National Hockey League enforcer, is now in charge of the league's player safety department.
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The EU antitrust enforcer said that based on preliminary data provided by the seven countries, the deal may have a significant adverse effect on competition in Europe.
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Mr. Zhu, 61, appears to have been a key enforcer of the internment campaign, turning the orders of the regional party secretary, Chen Quanguo, into detailed plans.
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Paredes' image as a fearless enforcer of the law has drawn more attention to the battle, even as it has prompted a backlash from some prominent figures.
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They are responding with a missionary zeal to being treated as "the opposition party" that "should keep its mouth shut," as Trump enforcer Steve Bannon put it.
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Dubai police testified in court that Adam Delimkhanov—Kadyrov's closest ally, enforcer, and heir apparent—provided the killers with the murder weapon, a gold-plated 9-mm.
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The President and other top officials can cut deals, trading political decisions for commercial preferences, and vice versa, with the prosecutor acting as the system's ultimate enforcer.
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America's top labor law enforcer signaled last week that many unions, including media unions, may be left without recourse if their employer engages in illegal union-busting.
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Now, according to a report on FIFA's state of governance from one of Europe's ruling councils, the soccer organization's latest ethics enforcer may have made a misstep.
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But an R-rating also makes sense for Jackman's final appearance as the X-Men's enforcer because the character has always been rooted in a history of violence.
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The EU competition enforcer estimated a tax bill of about 400 million euros a year ago, two people familiar with the matter had told Reuters at the time.
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Apple has said it was a convenient target for the EU and that the EU competition enforcer used an "absurd theory" to come up with a punitive figure.
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Some of these bills would instill the agency with rule-making authority like the FCC's telecom authority, effectively establishing the FTC as a powerful new federal privacy enforcer.
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This was an era when the coaches of the previous season's Stanley Cup finalists picked the team and Milbury felt a one-dimensional enforcer deserved to be recognized.
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Both the EU's competition enforcer and the ISU, which has previously said such an approach could destroy the Olympic values underpinning sport, declined to comment on the matter.
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"Put those weapons down, dammit!" he yelled at the troops in a moment now famous for recalibrating the military's role in the disaster zone from enforcer to helper.
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The French and German governments, the most powerful EU member states, have lobbied hard for Europe's competition enforcer to approve the merger of Alstom and Siemens' rail businesses.
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With the global supply chain thus called into service as a sanctions enforcer, the U.S. had begun to impose its will on others, including friends and allies alike.
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A convoy of heavily armed CDN gunmen with the cartel's "Tropa del Infierno" (Spanish for "Soldiers of Hell") enforcer unit attacked the checkpoint and wounded two police officers.
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The transformation of South Africa's police force, from the enforcer of white-minority rule to an institution controlled by the black majority, has been painful and increasingly violent.
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He garnered a reputation as an "enforcer" for the All Blacks in an era when the game was not subject to multiple television camera angles and numerous replays.
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Sharks complete Ontario shootout sweep OTTAWA — The second shootout for the San Jose Sharks in 250 hours came down to a showdown between a sniper and an enforcer.
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"I've got to keep my nose down and be a law enforcer and do what's good and what I've committed to doing to the American people," said Delrahim.
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Once known as the governor's "enforcer," Percoco was accused of reportedly accepting upwards of $300,000 from executives at two companies with ties to the state of New York.
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Her enforcer was her powerful major-domo, Ward McAllister, a Gilded Age Steve Rubell whose velvet rope was his veto over an invitation to the annual Astor ball.
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Facing boycotts by church groups and the threat of federal censorship, Hays appointed an enforcer who could prevent the release of films unless producers complied with the code.
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He is one of three Indians to play in the league, following Manny Malhotra, who finished a 16-season career in 20133, and the 1990s enforcer Robin Bawa.
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A former champion equestrian, she joined Nxivm in the early 2000s and eventually became his legal enforcer, filing and financing lawsuits against his enemies, both real and perceived.
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We were talking to Mark about which hockey player would have the best shot at success in the UFC -- and without hesitation, Giordano brought up the legendary enforcer.
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He had an intimidating strong safety, Kam Chancellor, with diverse talents: Chancellor was an enforcer against the run, a dynamo in coverage, an asset in the pass rush.
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The judiciary was insulated from democratic accountability so that it could serve as an effective enforcer of the directives of the countermajoritarian Constitution against the democratically accountable branches.
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The EU competition enforcer can either approve the deal with or without concessions or it can open an investigation lasting about five months if it has serious concerns.
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He is primarily known not as an ex-enforcer, they said, but as a hockey oracle who dishes wisdom with tough love and a side of Canadian wit.
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The EU competition enforcer said it had been concerned that the Varta deal might shut out rivals or lead to price hikes, prompting the company to offer concessions.
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The EU competition enforcer will rule by May 29 whether to clear the deal with or without conditions, or whether to open a full-scale, four-month investigation.
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The EU competition enforcer can either give the green light with or without demanding concessions, or it can open a full-scale investigation if it has serious concerns.
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Andrew J. Ceresney, the former top government securities law enforcer, is returning to the law firm Debevoise & Plimpton, where he will become co-chairman of the litigation department.
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"The patent settlement agreement between Cephalon and Teva may have caused substantial harm to EU patients and health service budgets," the EU competition enforcer said in a statement.
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The EU competition enforcer opened a full-scale investigation into the Italian deal last month, concerned that this could result in higher prices and fewer choices for consumers.
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Since John Kelly was appointed Trump's chief of staff in August to bring some discipline to Trump's White House, she's been working as Kelly's deputy: the enforcer's enforcer.
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El Rey said his brother told him that El Chapo planned to send gunmen to the club to take out Ramon Arellano-Felix, the Tijuana cartel's chief enforcer.
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"Guizar-Cuellar was the leader, primary facilitator, enforcer, and main financial beneficiary of the unlawful commercial sex venture," U.S. Attorney David Anderson said in a statement announcing the pleas.
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NASHVILLE — John Scott expects the N.H.L. to change the fan vote procedures for the All-Star Game to keep a low-scoring enforcer like him from being picked again.
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The EU competition enforcer also said the deal may affect the supply and prices of certain aluminum flat rolled products used in the building, construction and floor heating industries.
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The EU competition enforcer also dismissed Siemens' arguments regarding CRRC, saying potential Chinese suppliers were unlikely to enter the market for rolling stock and signaling in the foreseeable future.
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Rogue One takes place just before 1977's A New Hope, when the Death Star was being built and Vader was in his prime as the Emperor's galactic enforcer.
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If Mogilevich was the brains, Ivankov was the enforcer—a vor v zakone, or "made man," infamous for torturing his victims and boasting about the murders he had arranged.
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The EU competition enforcer opened a second front against Google last year as it charged the company with using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals.
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When Liberty Coach Nancy Darsch told the 6-113 Lobo that she would be matched with Leslie on both ends of the floor, the maternal enforcer in Hampton emerged.
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Margrethe Vestager, a Danish politician who made her name levying multi-billion-dollar fines on big tech firms as the previous Commission's competition enforcer, will probably lead the effort.
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On August 27, 11 members of the enforcer unit were killed — four in an attack on a police station and seven in an attempted ambush on a CAIET patrol.
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The EU competition enforcer has been concerned that the deal may reduce competition in some flat carbon steel products and result in higher prices for customers in southern Europe.
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Mr. Tye gives us a visceral sense of the heartbreak Robert suffered in losing the brother he had ardently served for so many years as confidant, consigliere and enforcer.
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With Pelosi in charge of the House, Schumer now has more power over his caucus and seems thrilled to have an enforcer on the other side of the Capitol.
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"Clearance of this transaction is conditional on the divestment of FMC's sulfonylurea and florasulam businesses in the European Economic Area," the EU antitrust enforcer said, referring to two herbicides.
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An enforcer with five career goals to his name that only die-hards knew of is now an NHL All Star captain, a goalscorer (twice), and feel good story.
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Those who opposed the strict measure called these enforcer women "Fati commando," a derogatory term that combines Islam — in the nickname Fati for Fatemeh, the prophet's daughter — and vigilantism.
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And perhaps "favorite" isn't quite accurate, not when it comes to Aunt Lydia, the formidable enforcer who keeps Gilead's handmaids on the straight and narrow in the Hulu drama.
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Mr. Wildstein, by his own admission an inveterate prankster and liar, operated as Mr. Christie's enforcer at the Port Authority, and has pleaded guilty to orchestrating the lane closings.
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The EU enforcer had in 2015 accused the world's No. 1 chipmaker of abusing its market power to thwart Icera between 2009 and 2011, following a complaint from Icera.
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Both the FTC and DOJ currently have the authority to act against anticompetitive behavior in tech, but Hawley and others believe the FTC to be a wholly ineffective enforcer.
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Reinforcing the point, the military's enforcer and National police chief, Nguyen Ngoc Loan, took to pacing the parliamentary gallery, conspicuously displaying his revolver while imbibing six-packs of beer.
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The companies submitted their offer on Friday and the EU competition enforcer on Monday extended its deadline for a decision on the deal to March 6 from Feb. 21.
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The EU competition enforcer is now expected to seek feedback from rivals and customers before deciding whether to accept the concessions, demand more or open a full-scale investigation.
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General Sessions's efforts to right the ship and restore its historic status as a respected institution and enforcer of the laws of the United States are very welcome indeed.
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How can a network claim to be "fair and balanced" when their top anchor has a relationship with Cohen — Trump's enforcer and main conduit for info and shady deals?
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The affection was reciprocated: In Albany and beyond, Mr. Percoco had served as Mr. Cuomo's political enforcer, a fierce loyalist who was feared in many quarters of the Capitol.
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During his trial testimony, Mr. Wildstein, who had described his role at the Port Authority as the governor's enforcer, portrayed the Christie administration as obsessed with power and revenge.
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This "enforcer" would be able to fine drug manufacturers that have "unconscionable" price hikes, though the exact mechanism for leveling the fines isn't made clear in the early proposal.
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The EU competition enforcer will decide by July 10 whether to accept the proposal, demand more or open a full-scale investigation, according to a filing on its site.
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It's unclear whether the administration wants to stop the merger because of its animus toward CNN or because Trump promised a populist presidency that would be an antitrust enforcer.
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Overnight, McCray, who is often quiet to the point of timidity, was portrayed as a power-hungry enforcer, a stereotypical black woman who was now in control of City Hall.
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Democrats failed to land any knockout blows on Sessions during the hearing, with the Republicans on the committee unanimously coming to his defense as a fair enforcer of the law.
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He managed clubs in Scotland, Turkey, Italy, Portugal and England, experiencing several run-ins with the authorities, just as he did in his playing days as a powerful midfield enforcer.
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Kansas argues it was not trying to act as an immigration enforcer, but was simply trying to enforce its own identity theft law that applies to everyone in the state.
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The EU competition enforcer can either clear the deal with or without conditions after its preliminary review or it can open a full-scale investigation if it has serious concerns.
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Although Jólakötturinn might sound like a savage beast with a real distaste for poorly dressed children, like an extremely hairy Anna Wintour, it is actually an enforcer of good behaviour.
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Why it matters: Sanders' resignation as the administration's top border enforcer follows heightened scrutiny over the past week of the conditions at migrant children's detention centers at the southern border.
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The EU competition enforcer said the probe will focus on niche medicines containing the active pharmaceutical ingredients chlorambucil, melphalan, mercaptopurine, tioguanine and busulfan for treating cancer such as hematologic tumors.
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Whilst his boxing career was drawing to its close, a hard up Liston had been working as a henchman/enforcer for Robert Chudnick, a kleptomaniac jazz musician turned drug dealer.
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UFC superstar Chris Weidman is now playing the role of enforcer -- delivering a BRUTAL leg kick to a non-fighting Reebok exec ... all because the company man lost a bet.
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The EU antitrust enforcer is now expected to seek feedback from rivals and third parties before deciding whether to accept the offer, demand more concessions or open a full investigation.
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Other players have echoed the same sentiment, too, like former enforcer Mike Peluso, who texted his intentions to opt-out of the settlement and pursue his own litigation to Westhead.
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The U.S. software company submitted its LinkedIn concessions to the European Commission last week after the EU competition enforcer expressed concerns about the $26 billion deal, Microsoft's biggest ever acquisition.
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Clinton has herself assumed the cool posture of the in-the-know Twitter enforcer who shames people for their garbage posts: "Delete your account," she tweeted at Trump in June.
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He's been Mugabe's right-hand man for nearly four decades, first as his assistant during the liberation struggle, later as his intelligence chief, then cabinet minister and all-round enforcer.
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According to four people close to Kelly, the former Marine general has largely yielded his role as the enforcer in the West Wing as his relationship with Trump has soured.
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After a brief period working at a Long Island television station, he went on to be Hannity's producer and rode his coattails at Fox, becoming Ailes's deputy, enabler, and enforcer.
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The film would spawn four sequels, which play in a row on Sundance: MAGNUM FORCE at 8:15, THE ENFORCER at 10:45, THE DEAD POOL at 12:45 a.m.
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Clare Bronfman, who rose to become one of Nxivm's executives, took on the role of its legal enforcer, filing numerous lawsuits against people perceived as the group's enemies, prosecutors said.
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David Wildstein, who was installed as the governor's enforcer to be a top executive at the Port Authority, pleaded guilty to orchestrating the scheme and became the prosecution's chief witness.
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Shadary acted as something of an enforcer for Kabila — he was sanctioned by the European Union for his role in cracking down on protesters who demonstrated against Kabila's election delays.
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The answer was to provide each site with its own local blockchain, then have a global blockchain that acts as the ultimate enforcer of the rules once the systems reconnected.
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Instead she has proved to be a zealous, hands-on enforcer of Aceh's conservative moral code, issuing a nighttime curfew for women and personally dispersing events deemed to contradict Shariah.
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"These truck makers colluded for 14 years on truck pricing and on passing on the costs of compliance with stricter emission rules," the EU competition enforcer said in a statement.
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At the same time, Mr. Macron is trying to reinforce France's position as an enforcer of international treaties, which includes the Chemical Weapons Convention that 192 countries have signed. Mrs.
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Ms. Vestager's dual role as both a setter and enforcer of European Union rules could raise concerns about conflicts of interest and investing too much power in one office's hands.
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Ms. Vestager's dual role as both a setter and enforcer of European Union rules could raise concerns about conflicts of interest and investing too much power in one office's hands.
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"This may not seem ordinary to you now, but after a time it will," Aunt Lydia, a villainous enforcer for the Gilead regime, tells women being forcibly conscripted as Handmaids.
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But the problem seems closer to the statist aggrandizement that comes when state government becomes the definer and enforcer of morality and not the servant of what normal citizens believe.
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Mortified, Ferrara spotted the Blackhawks enforcer Ryan VandenBussche, a famed pugilist most known for ending the career of Nick Kypreos during a preseason fight in 20143, glaring in his direction.
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The accusations by the EU antitrust enforcer came amid a campaign to end restrictions hindering cross-border trade, aimed at boosting e-commerce and growth in the 28-country bloc.
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CON Through four episodes, the performances are, for the most part, just good enough, though Uma Thurman joined the cast in Episode 3 as a happily violent enforcer named Lenny.
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The Sunday Times said May's media chief, Robbie Gibb, and her political aide Stephen Parkinson were pushing for an election against the will of her chief enforcer in parliament, Julian Smith.
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In an interview with Bustle, Sylvia Hoeks, who portrays replicant enforcer Luv in Blade Runner 2049, admitted that she drew inspiration from Swift in order to craft the murderous robot's persona.
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The EU competition enforcer said in August last year that fees charged to retailers when they accept Visa cards issued outside the EU could raise prices for consumer goods and services.
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"The notion of leveraging your power in market A to enter into market B has a been around for a long time as a basis for enforcement," the ex-enforcer said.
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ARLINGTON, Va. — Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson wore the label like a tattoo during his first four N.H.L. seasons: a fourth-line enforcer who often committed bad penalties with devastating hits.
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George Parros has an Ivy League degree in economics, but he made a living for nine years as an N.H.L. enforcer, protecting his teammates by being willing to drop his gloves.
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The pint-sized enforcer is Kristin Chenoweth ... who's an Oklahoma native and DIE-HARD Thunder fan (peep the lid she's wearing) who we just happened to get out at LAX recently.
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The state chief law enforcer is looking into the recent "unauthorized collection" of 1.5 million user email addresses, which Facebook used for profile verification, but inadvertently also scraped their contact lists.
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Tax software companies argue that the government's conflict of interest—serving as tax preparer and tax enforcer—is reason enough to oppose allowing the IRS to send out pre-completed forms.
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I consider The Federalist Society to be brilliantly skilled legal adversaries representing a hard-line conservative legal philosophy and an aggressive movement to make the court an enforcer of conservative causes.
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On Wednesday, top law enforcement officials from the Five Eyes countries, including U.S. Attorney General William Barr and his top national security enforcer, John Demers, will attend a related London meeting.
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"The transaction will not materially increase Sony's market power vis-a-vis digital music providers compared to the situation prior to the merger," the EU competition enforcer said in a statement.
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Mr. Gosling is a nervous, struggling private eye and Mr. Crowe is a hired enforcer who switch from enemies to fellow investigators looking into the case of a missing young woman.
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He was seen as an enforcer, accused of being behind the extrajudicial killings and disappearances of civilians opposed to President Pierre Nkurunziza's government, said Vital Nshimirimana, a Burundian human rights activist.
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"Brexit should be an opportunity for our country to spread its wings, not have them clipped," Mark Harper, who formerly served as Conservative chief whip, or parliamentary enforcer, told the newspaper.
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The EU enforcer can demand more concessions if it feels the proposal is not sufficient or it can open a full-scale investigation that can take as long as five months.
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I could probably make a better argument for a second special counsel to investigate the Steele referral than Republicans made for their probe into partisanship in the nation's top law enforcer.
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They had been told that, they have said, by David Wildstein, a self-described enforcer for Mr. Christie at the agency who has pleaded guilty to conspiring to close the lanes.
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In 1967, when Mafia lieutenant Thomas "The Enforcer" Altamura decided he'd had enough of his rival, Big Tony Esperti, he stuck a bomb in Happy's Stork Lounge while Esperti was there.
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LONDON — Germany's top antitrust enforcer, Andreas Mundt, recently asked a room full of lawyers, academics and regulators to imagine a wall filled with their personal information collected by Facebook and Google.
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With the explosive Michael Cohen hearings occurring in the US, there must have been a temptation to draw media attention away from the serious accusations leveled by the president's former enforcer.
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US banks wary of being Trump's immigration enforcer: The financial industry is making clear it wants no part of Donald Trump's plan to force Mexico to pay for a border wall.
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And the Trump administration now has its first antitrust enforcer — corporate lawyer Makan Delrahim will helm the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, which polices competition and reviews major tech and telecom mergers.
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On the other side is Grover Norquist, the founder of Americans for Tax Reform, right-wing ideological enforcer, and keeper of the no-new-taxes pledge every Republican ends up signing.
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In its total opposition, Russia stands alone among the permanent five Security Council members, including the US, which has slowly attempted to shed its former status as top enforcer of drug war.
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The EU competition enforcer said the liners may have been illegally orchestrating price hikes since 2009 via public announcements of rate increase plans on their websites and in the specialised trade press.
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Naming Serena Joy—who, despite being a layered character, is fundamentally a rape enforcer—after a wine alongside the women who suffer most in Gilead, was another mind-boggling tone-deaf move.
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The EU competition enforcer charged Gazprom last year with a similar offence, a case which the Russian gas company is trying to settle with concessions to avoid a possible billion-euro fine.
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Former SEC enforcer Ghillaine Reid has joined McGuireWoods' government investigations and white collar practice as partner and as co-head of the financial institutions industry team's broker-dealer practice in New York.
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For him to be an enforcer, there had to be something external to enforce, and that was Flair and the Four Horsemen's combination of party-boy allure and in-ring fear factor.
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Marbs, burly like some enforcer-type from The Sopranos, anchors one end of a long table occupied by colorful sorts, most accented with a touch of purple in their hair and clothing.
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"Jokowi's Indonesia has evolved into something of an enforcer of the seas, arresting vessels that plunder not only its own fisheries but others too," Philip Jacobson wrote at conservation news site Mongabay.
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The Federal Trade Commission, chief enforcer of truth-in-advertising rules, has sent dozens of letters to companies and stars over the issue, including one to Vergara for touting bracelets on Instagram.
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Donald Trump Jr., 38, has played the enforcer, denouncing Corey Lewandowski, his father's former campaign manager, as a "bitter" figure who is out to hurt his father's bid for the White House.
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He's also a practiced enforcer: when he served at the FTC in the early 2000s, the agency sued to prevent anti-competitive mergers in the spirits and ice cream markets, Reuters notes.
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Both say they were told of that story from David Wildstein, Mr. Christie's onetime enforcer at the agency, who has pleaded guilty to orchestrating the shutdown and is now cooperating with prosecutors.
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Back in Mexico, El Mencho joined the police before enlisting with the Milenio Cartel, a satellite of Guzman's Sinaloa Cartel, eventually becoming a senior enforcer after stints as a sicario, or hitman.
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The Saudis have never publicly talked about the whereabouts of Mr. al-Qahtani, who was the crown prince's chief enforcer and one of the architects of the effort to consolidate his power.
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When he was 18, Chalermpol says he became an enforcer for an organized crime group in Bangkok, where he collected debts, ran drugs and even killed those he was ordered to kill.
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Under the standard endorsed by the Justice Department, Facebook would be protected from legal liability for stifling Vine unless an antitrust enforcer could show that Facebook sacrificed profits in this predatory act.
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He further Foxified the White House by offering a top job to Bill Shine, the former Fox News enforcer who oversaw the creepy cover-up of the Roger Ailes-Bill O'Reilly venery.
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" In notice of claim filed to inform the city of her federal civil rights suit, Mr. Rubin's client said the officers used Ms. James "as an enforcer to intimidate other female inmates.
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The European Commission's top antitrust enforcer, Margrethe Vestager, said "interim measures" were being taken against the company, the chip maker Broadcom, to ensure that its competitors were not marginalized amid an inquiry.
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Most Hong Kong officers receive training in crowd control, part of the legacy of the police force's origins as an enforcer of colonial power during the territory's 150 years under British rule.
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A journeyman enforcer, he scored two goals in the tournament and was voted the most valuable player after a grass-roots online campaign by fans to vote him in as a captain.
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Separately, the EU competition enforcer ordered Romania to recover 570 million euros ($618.05 million) of incompatible state aid from rail freight operator CFR Marfa because the support gave it an unfair advantage.
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The EU competition enforcer in 2014 accused Ireland of swerving international tax rules by letting Apple shelter profits worth tens of billions of dollars from revenue collectors in return for maintaining jobs.
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Unfortunately, federal campaign finance law is not a reliable enforcer of donor disclosure, both due to a relatively inactive Federal Election Commission and the permeability of the law as it currently stands.
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In Sessions, they see a traditional law-and-order style enforcer who they believe will repair the relationship between the feds and local police that has grown frosty in the Obama administration.
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Mr. al-Qahtani is viewed in the kingdom as a brutal enforcer of the crown prince's agenda and has used an army of online trolls to harass Saudi dissidents on social media.
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Harper, who was elected to parliament in 2005 after working as an accountant, has held junior ministerial positions and served as the government's chief enforcer in parliament under former prime minister Cameron.
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The iPhone maker owes Ireland $13.6 billion after an August ruling by the European Commission, the EU's antitrust enforcer, determined Apple had been underpaying taxes in the country for the last 13 years.
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Harper, who was elected to parliament in 2005 after working as an accountant, has held junior ministerial positions and served as the government's chief enforcer in parliament under former Prime Minister David Cameron.
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"I already miss this FORCE of a woman— the 'enforcer' because she was the glue that held our family together," she captioned a throwback photo of herself as a child with her grandparents.
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Jeff Sessions for the nation's top law enforcer would give the president-elect clout with supporters who cheered his pledges to crack down on illegal immigration, though it will certainly spark some controversy.
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Harper, who was elected to parliament in 2005 after working as an accountant, has held junior ministerial positions and served as the government's chief enforcer in parliament under former prime minister David Cameron.
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As a competition enforcer, I also appreciate that it's important to not lose sight of the microeconomics of markets, and markets can be very different depending on the products and competitors within them.
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So you grow because customers like you, but you get a problem with the law enforcer if someone say this is not right, this is not the way things were supposed to be.
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"Events of the past three weeks suggest that (Justice Department's top antitrust enforcer) Makan (Delrahim) might sue to challenge this deal," said Chris Sagers, who teaches antitrust at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.
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The EU competition enforcer will also tell Google to stop its anti-competitive practices such as licensing deals which prevent smartphone makers from promoting alternatives to apps such as Google Search and Maps.
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Chillingly, the men mention also Saud al Qahtani, bin Salman's powerful social media enforcer -- fired and under investigation in Saudi Arabia amid claims by Turkey that he was the mastermind of Khashoggi's murder.
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Instead, it gives you the choice to play as one of two new characters — inspector Nadeshiko or enforcer Takuma — and also shifts the setting from Tokyo to a much quieter man-made island.
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James will be expected to carry on the office's modern role as a financial watchdog and an anti-corruption enforcer, though she disclaimed the "sheriff of Wall Street" moniker on the campaign trail.
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Even worse for bin Zayed would be a Saudi Arabia in chaos and embroiled in a leadership struggle, risking turning his massive neighbor from dependable enforcer of their joint endeavors to unstable liability.
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As the country's top competition enforcer, Delrahim would play a key role in AT&T's merger review and in the bubbling debate over market concentration in tech, media, and the broader American economy.
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He had lost nearly 100 pounds since his heyday as a self-described "enforcer" and "bad cop" for Mr. Christie at the Port Authority, making him seem even more like a deflated braggart.
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The EU competition enforcer said the shipping companies may have been illegally orchestrating price hikes since 2009 via public announcements of rate increase plans on their websites and in the specialised trade press.
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The family called her Bar, Mother, Ganny, the Silver Fox and, notably, the Enforcer, as she used her wit, humor and tough love to raise six children, 33 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
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The EU's executive combines the roles of "guardian of the treaties" (enforcer of rules and arbiter in disputes), initiator of legislation and implementer of decisions taken by the European Parliament and national governments.
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One former Labour cabinet secretary, Jack Straw, recalled his first encounter as a young member of Parliament with his party's enforcer, who stopped him in a corridor and grabbed him between the legs.
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The news is very much out there that none other than Aunt Lydia, Gilead's most terrifying enforcer (in the "women's sphere" of fertility and domesticity at least), is one of the three narrators.
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Pence's pitch was as Trump enforcer, hectoring the gathered NATO allies for underspending and admonishing allies -- the UK, Germany and France -- for refusing to follow the US out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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The EU competition enforcer will also scrutinise whether land transferred to Jaguar Land Rover for the project and a fee exemption for converting the land to industrial land complies with the bloc's rules.
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Unlike internet search engine Google which has been in the EU antitrust crosshairs for close to a decade, Facebook has not drawn the attention of the Commission, the world's most aggressive competition enforcer.
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He pushed back on criticism that the policy turns El Salvador into an enforcer of the Trump administration's immigration policy, and also rejected suggestions it would lead to a massive influx of migrants.
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The EU competition enforcer said Knorr-Bremse's offer of concessions had not addressed the concerns and therefore it had not sought feedback from rivals and users, confirming a Reuters story on July 5.
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Vehicle owners would have the right to appeal the parking tickets, but would have little to go on to seek retribution: the tickets would not specify which resident enforcer had submitted the photos.
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"Regardless of how you stand on a particular rule or regulation, it at least ought to be clear, and there ought to be one interpretation and one enforcer of the rule," he added.
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This would be the fourth ruling by the EU competition enforcer following an order in October last year to Luxembourg to claw back up to 30 million euros from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
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Senior EPA communications adviser Jahan Wilcox, who frequently clashed with the press and served as a top enforcer for his chronically embattled former boss, was also asked to tender his resignation at PPO's request.
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The EU competition enforcer is expected to seek feedback from third parties before deciding whether to accept the proposal, demand more changes or open a lengthy investigation that could last up to five months.
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In San Francisco's Chinatown this culture anchored around Lau Bun, the Choy Li Fut kung fu master and local tong enforcer who opened one of the very first Chinese martial arts schools in America.
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And this public drama ... Almost everyone in the White House — and far beyond that to the Defense Department — has come to loathe national security adviser John Bolton's enforcer, deputy national security adviser Mira Ricardel.
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And this public drama ... Almost everyone in the White House — and far beyond that to the Defense Department — has come to loathe National Security Adviser John Bolton's enforcer, Deputy National Security Adviser Mira Ricardel.
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In 2013, California State Assembly member Mike Gatto championed a bill called AB 227 that gives businesses a 14-day period to correct their product before a private enforcer can take them to court.
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"The Enforcer" In a May 2018 interview with Business Insider, Carreyrou said he learned while reporting his first WSJ story that Balwani took on a prominent presence at Theranos quickly after joining the company.
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Indeed, one drawback of these Netflix series has been that these heroes reside in a world populated by street thugs and henchmen (including "Sons of Anarchy's" Theo Rossi as Cottonmouth's enforcer), not super-villains.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Hockey The Arizona Coyotes enforcer John Scott, who has just 1 point while playing part time in the N.H.L. this season, has been voted into the All-Star Game on Jan.
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But he could also choose to act like he's willing to become a strict enforcer but not follow through on it, something China does with banned goods going into North Korea all the time.
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Hefty fines, in particular against U.S. tech giants, have been a hallmark of Vestager's five-year run as Europe's antitrust enforcer, a policy which has earned her the ire of U.S President Donald Trump.
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Though no gangster himself, Kavanagh is the son of Gerald "Hatchet" Kavanagh, a former enforcer for—you guessed it—the Kinahan Mob who was murdered in September 2014 in—right again—Costa del Sol.
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At its core, The Birth of a Nation is a Braveheart-like martyr narrative with a slightly bland hero facing off against some generically horrible racists—most notably, Jackie Earle Haley's drawling, repugnant enforcer.
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The EU enforcer also dismissed Google's arguments citing Apple as a competitor to Android devices, saying the iPhone maker does not sufficiently constrain Google because of its higher prices and switching costs for users.
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Hefty fines, in particular against U.S. tech giants, have been a hallmark of her five-year run as Europe's antitrust enforcer, a policy which has earned her the ire of U.S President Donald Trump.
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For a humorless man who also runs his own church specializing in hardline evangelical nonsense, McGregor's jokes were too confusing to process, so Romero went before his congregation and asked God to play enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer had waved through the 8.6 billion euro ($9.8 billion) E-Plus deal after Telefonica agreed to sell some radio spectrum and rent out capacity on its network to smaller rivals.
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Hefty fines, in particular against US tech giants, have been a hallmark of Vestager's five-year run as Europe's antitrust enforcer, a policy which has earned her the ire of US President Donald Trump.
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Korsch is now a Stasi enforcer, working for Erich Mielke, who would soon become the East German Minister for State Security and create the most intrusive and effective police state in Communist Eastern Europe.
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Clinton's chief defender, enforcer, and gatekeeper during most of her years in the Senate and as secretary of state, is a deft practitioner of the combative, no-holds-barred politics that Mr. Trump favors.
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"At the same time, Valdez-Villareal became a top-level enforcer for the cartel and coordinated a war against his rivals, the Gulf Cartel and Zetas in Mexico," the Justice Department news release said.
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Third-party sellers — those who use Amazon's platform for distribution — have to collect sales taxes in a growing number of states and, in some cases, Amazon is required to play the role of enforcer.
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Europe's Antitrust Enforcer on Google, Apple and the Year Ahead | In an interview, Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition commissioner, discusses the issues underpinning her current investigations and whether she unfairly targets American companies.
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Torture and YouTube Around 2010, while at war with the Beltran Leyva organization, Guzman is accused of going after Israel Rincon Martinez, a top lieutenant and enforcer said to have killed Sinaloa Cartel members.
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The EU competition enforcer said it doubted whether a proposal by Swiss-based Rehau AG+Co to replace an existing paint shop in Viechtach, Bavaria met the innovation criterion to qualify for state aid.
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The EU competition enforcer opened an in-depth investigation last year and identified issues in steel for car parts, packaging such as food and aerosol cans and electrical steel for engineering products including transformers.
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Later, amid official reports warning the results were insufficient, Mr. Xi reassigned Chen Quanguo, 20173, the hard-line party chief in neighboring Tibet, to act as the chief enforcer of the crackdown in Xinjiang.
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Bong's diverse cast of American, British and Korean actors gives "Snowpiercer" the right international flavor, but it's Tilda Swinton who dominates as a Margaret Thatcher type who's a merciless enforcer of the status quo.
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The sultan, as the main enforcer of religion in the Southeast Asian country, has in recent decades advocated a hard-line vision of Islam that is at odds with the royal family's opulent lifestyle.
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Germany, Europe's austerity enforcer, has clashed with the fund, and the I.M.F. has refused to offer financial backing in the third bailout, a symbolic step, though one that analysts had been keenly watching for.
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That influence also raises a critical question: Will they install a loyalist enforcer atop the nation's law enforcement apparatus, or will they choose someone who maintains the department's once-traditional independence at all costs?
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A group of House and Senate Democrats on Friday reprimanded the Department of Justice's (DOJ) top antitrust enforcer for giving "lobbying advice" to a private company ahead of the controversial T-Mobile-Sprint merger.
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The most critical of those — and the most painful for the governor — is that of Joseph Percoco, who once functioned as his political enforcer and was referred to as a member of his family.
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"The 200 million euro capital injection in the bank would yield a return on investment to the Romanian State (as the bank's sole shareholder) in line with market conditions," the EU competition enforcer said.
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The case has dragged on for more than five years since the EU competition enforcer launched an investigation in November 2010, followed by three unsuccessful attempts by Google to settle the issue with concessions.
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Vestager, a former Danish economics minister, has gained a reputation as a tough enforcer, notably with a record fine totalling more than 8 billion euros ($8.8 billion) on Alphabet unit Google for throttling rivals.
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Current and former employees have described her as an Adam Neumann and WeWork enforcer, the legal mastermind who found ways to protect the company and its CEO, no matter what tricky situation presented itself.
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But Hamilton found trial testimony in an unrelated case, from a drug-gang enforcer turned government informant, in which he admitted on the stand to the kidnapping and to forcing Acevedo to shoot Martin.
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The situation is reminiscent of the N.H.L. All-Star Game last year, when a journeyman enforcer named John Scott rode a wave of good-humored fan support to an improbable berth on the team.
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Zimbabwe, where 37 years of misrule by Robert Mugabe were finally ended in a palace coup 14 months ago led by his vice president and onetime enforcer, Emmerson Mnangagwa, is a case in point.
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As a candidate, Trump announced he had a secret plan to defeat ISIS, even as he was suggesting that the US needed to pull back from acting as a world policeman and enforcer of stability.
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Lynch, who has been in the job as the United States' top law enforcer since April 2015, waived off rumors that she might be nominated to the Supreme Court to replace late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former minor league hockey player avoided prison on Thursday for supplying painkillers to late New York Rangers' enforcer Derek Boogaard, who died from an overdose of alcohol and oxycodone in 2011.
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Then he reluctantly agrees to drive her north to a haven called Eden where she will be safe from the oily British scientist (Richard E. Grant) and sadistic cyborg enforcer (Boyd Holbrook) on her trail.
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"I already miss this FORCE of a woman— the 'enforcer' because she was the glue that held our family together," Bush Hager said in an Instagram tribute to the former first lady after her death.
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"ACM will investigate, among other aspects, whether Apple acted in violation of the prohibition of abuse of dominance, for example, by giving preferential treatment to its own apps," the Dutch enforcer said in a statement.
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The EU competition enforcer only sets up such meetings when it has concerns a deal may hurt competition, giving parties an opportunity to offer concessions during a preliminary review or face a full-scale investigation.
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" UPDATE 12/20/18 12:55 pm: Yesterday afternoon, Judge John G. Koeltl dismissed Cenedella's case, writing that "the plaintiff has failed to allege adequately that he is an 'efficient enforcer' of the antitrust laws.
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Yet Wagner Moura is excellent at suggesting the chessboard in Escobar's mind as key pieces are moved around or, in the case of "the Lion" and Velasco, a chief enforcer, taken off the board altogether.
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Despite their enormous wealth, the Axelrods carry the toughness of their hardscrabble upbringing into the world of elites, which occasionally turns Lara into a mob-wife enforcer, issuing threats and muffin baskets full of cash.
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Since taking over as Europe's top antitrust enforcer in 2014, Margrethe Vestager has stepped up investigations into U.S. web giants such as Google and Amazon to decide whether her agency should regulate them more tightly.
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Before Zaza Pachulia played the role of physical, screen-setting, sometimes-dirty enforcer that gets the starts but more often than not finds himself on the bench to close games, Andrew Bogut did the same.
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Businessmen misstating their profits are likely to get a terse reminder to pay the difference or face a bullet; tax collectors who cheat the movement could be executed, a former al Shabaab enforcer told Reuters.
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In Ukraine, as happened in Georgia, Mr. Saakashvili has become a highly divisive figure, revered by supporters as a zealous enforcer of clean government but reviled by enemies as a showman prone to flamboyant stunts.
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They are fearsome and relentless forecheckers, unselfish with the puck and before our eyes discovering new possibilities within themselves; the former enforcer Ryan Reaves, for example, has scored two goals in the last three games.
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A negotiated electoral solution that abides by the Constitution and that allows them to save face and play the role of enforcer to an internationally backed agreement might be the only alternative left for Venezuela.
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They've turned a space in a building that once housed the enforcer of the Volstead Act — the Bureau of Prohibition — into a lavish, wildly (pun intended) adorned repository of vintage artifacts from around the world.
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Or Mr. Fuqaha's death could be an ominous sign of internecine rivalries among Palestinian factions and even within Hamas under Mr. Sinwar, who carries a reputation as a harsh enforcer of loyalty in the group.
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But it's unclear who would lead such an effort, given that the US, the de facto enforcer of the treaties over the past few decades, is currently allowing states to legalize pot without federal interference.
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However, in 2001, President George W. Bush not only reinstated it, but appointed Bill Steiger, head of the Office of Global Health Affairs in the Department of Health and Human Services, to act as its enforcer.
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Prominent Republicans and Democrats have offered Mr Trump the same advice: find a chief of staff in the ferocious mould of James Baker, chief enforcer in the White Houses of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
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Yet Laurer's portrayal of Chyna — D-Generation X's enforcer — was unique in wrestling in itself, and she became the first female wrestler to win the Intercontinental Championship, and the first woman to enter the Royal Rumble.
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All three of these novels ask you to empathize with characters on the wrong side of Star Wars history: fan-favorite General Admiral Thrawn, upcoming Battlefront II soldier Iden Versio, and First Order enforcer Captain Phasma.
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He became a commander in the Janjaweed, the Arab militia accused of committing genocide in Darfur in the early 2000s, before taking over RSF, which became Bashir's main enforcer against counter-insurgencies in Darfur and elsewhere.
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The EU antitrust enforcer said the carmakers had also discussed other technical issues, such as common requirements for car parts and testing procedures, but it did not have sufficient indications that these meetings were anti-competitive.
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The EU antitrust enforcer, which has been investigating the case over the last six years and could hand out fines up to 10 percent of a company's global turnover for breaching EU rules, declined to comment.
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"Since he is the chief enforcer of all laws of the Philippines, he will be the first one to obey the law," presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo told journalists, according to a transcript of the news briefing.
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"Specifically concerning Google's tax treatment in the UK, the Commission can confirm it has received a letter from a member of the Scottish National Party on this matter," the EU competition enforcer said in an email.
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Wabtec offered the concession in July after the EU competition enforcer said the deal to Create one of the world's largest public rail equipment companies would reduce competition and might lead to price hikes for customers.
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"Specifically concerning Google's tax treatment in the UK, the Commission can confirm it has received a letter from a member of the Scottish National Party on this matter," the EU's competition enforcer said in an email.
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He met Larkin two years later—not long after Lacey's father, the union enforcer, and his mother, an opera singer and registered nurse, were found frozen to death in a rented trailer in Oswego, New York.
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BERN (Reuters) - Switzerland's top law enforcer took on 2478 new criminal investigations last year, 21 percent more than in 20.9741, as one of the world's most secretive financial centers steps up efforts to tackle international crime.
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David Wildstein, who was installed as the governor's enforcer at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the bridge, pleaded guilty to orchestrating the lane closings and became the prosecution's chief witness.
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Harper, a square-jawed 49-year-old whose friendly, measured tone belies his background as an enforcer of party discipline under ex-prime minister David Cameron, is the bookmakers' least-fancied candidate to get the job.
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Brower: Her family calls her "the enforcer," and when George H.W. Bush was president, he would tell reporters, "Look out, the Silver Fox is really mad at you" if a story they wrote had offended him.
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The most intriguing character on or off the plantation is Cato (Alano Miller, who is fabulous), a sort of enforcer for the plantation owner; he is trusted more by the whites than by his fellow slaves.
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Many tech policy experts believe that Pai will propose allowing internet service providers to make voluntary, non-binding open internet commitments, a move that would effectively end the FCC's role as the nation's net neutrality enforcer.
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RIGA, Latvia — The governor of Latvia's central bank, a pillar of Europe's financial system for years and a zealous champion of austerity, has long been lambasted by his critics as a heartless enforcer of economic dogma.
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He is accused of trading his clout as the governor's confidant and enforcer for more than $300,000 in bribes, including his wife's salary; in return, prosecutors say he worked to help C.P.V. land a state contract.
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Mr. Xi won all of the 2,970 votes cast for president, and all but one legislator voted for Mr. Wang, admired and feared for his previous role as the party's chief anticorruption enforcer, for vice president.
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But in office, she has spoken out against statewide reforms of recent years aimed at reducing prison populations, and put herself forward as an aggressive enforcer of the law, an approach that won her two elections.
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Mr. Kelly had just handed day-to-day operations to a forceful, empowered aide some of her new colleagues are already comparing to Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the feared Vatican enforcer who eventually became Pope Benedict XVI.
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The EU competition enforcer said the measures limit the risk taken by Latvia up to 50% for each loan while the working capital loans will be provided at reduced interest rates with limited maturity and size.
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LONDON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - The British government's enforcer in the upper house quit on Thursday in protest at Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament, saying it risks undermining parliament at a critical time in the country's history.
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This is Rudy, as a private citizen and personal attorney for the president, lamely acting as a shadow secretary of state and Trump enforcer by attempting to influence the 2020 election in favor of his client.
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And though it has nothing to do with food, I loved this Mike Ives story for The Times about the former Rangers enforcer Barry Beck, who now lives in Hong Kong and coaches youth hockey there.
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Whether that is what's best for low-income families is at the center of a dispute between Houston and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which is the government's chief enforcer of fair-housing laws.
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The EU competition enforcer can give the go-ahead to Comcast's bid with or without concessions, or it can kick off a four-month long investigation if the company is not able to satisfy regulatory concerns.
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The FTC, the chief enforcer of U.S. truth-in-advertising rules, has sent letters to more than 35 stars and more than 40 companies telling them they must disclose compensation for promoting products on social media.
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However, I always like to stay away from the "bad Santa" analogy, because despite all this cruelty, you have to remember, the Krampus was understood as a servant of St. Nicholas, an enforcer of good behavior.
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Ramirez headed the agency, which enforces antitrust law and pursues companies that defraud consumers, during what another antitrust enforcer called a "tsunami" of high-value deals in industries that already were dominated by a few large players.
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Bossé Edges O'Connell in Legendary Slugfest After a touching tribute to the late Kimbo Slice, the main card continued with a light heavyweight bout between part-time radio host Sean O'Connell and former hockey enforcer Steve Bossé.
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The EU competition enforcer has also charged Google with using its Android mobile operating system to crush rivals, a case that could potentially be the most damaging for the company, with the system used in most smartphones.
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The NFL's reputation as humorless enforcer of bloodsport decorum isn't likely to change anytime soon, so let's not kid ourselves with a rant that it's time for the NFL to relax its rules on dancing and taunting.
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Reuters was the first to report on April 3 about the deal between the EU competition enforcer and Gazprom, which supplies about a third of the EU's gas and contributes 9 percent of Russian gross domestic product.
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The contest pits President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mugabe&aposs successor and former enforcer who now says he represents change, against Nelson Chamisa , the 40-year-old leader of an opposition targeted by violence and intimidation in the past.
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The EU competition enforcer, which can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover, could sanction Qualcomm on Thursday, one of the people said, while another said the decision could be pushed into next week.
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Makan Delhrahim, Trump's top antitrust enforcer at the Justice Department, has pledged to to enforce antitrust violations with respect to online platforms just as he would with any other industry, but insiders expect him to be cautious.
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Take Aunt Lydia, for example: As an older woman who can no longer have children but is also unmarried, she takes on the role of enforcer, a villain in a system where she legally has little power.
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At stake are the IMF's reputation as a stern enforcer of financial rescue programs meant to make indebted states viable and the European Union's determination to hold the euro zone together and avert another damaging Greek crisis.
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The EU competition enforcer can approve the deal with or without concessions or it can open a full-scale investigation of about five months should it have serious concerns about the merger's impact on consumers and rivals.
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This is what Scott's life has become in the aftermath of the hand-wringing over whether, as a bit-playing journeyman enforcer, he was worthy of being deemed an All-Star after being voted in by fans.
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When Nikki Haley's time as America's ambassador to the United Nations ends later this year, her defining legacy will be both as a staunch enforcer of Trumpism and as someone who simultaneously executed traditional Republican foreign policy.
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He invoked the name of Robert Jackson, the top antitrust enforcer for the agency about 80 years ago, who said he was reluctant to try to break up big companies just for the sake of doing so.
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The Commission has asked Google rivals to share information related to search advertising with the tech giant, a step suggesting the EU competition enforcer could be poised to hit Google with a fresh charge, the sources said.
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We also took a look at Senator Cory Booker's road from enforcer to criminal justice reformer, beginning with rocky oversight of the Newark Police Department, and Senator Kamala Harris's small-dollar, yet formidable, online fund-raising operation.
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When trusted by a president, the national security adviser holds an immensely powerful job, as gatekeeper, referee, enforcer and co-ordinator whenever questions of defence, foreign policy and national security reach the White House for a presidential decision.
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"The slipshod rationalizations thinly disguising an underlying desire to remove a strong enforcer surely do not justify making him the first official ever to be removed by a president for cause," wrote Brian Simmonds Marshall and Veronica Meffe.
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Indeed, a few years ago, an FBI agent was reading a Hollywood trade publication when the agent came upon a story about a movie that would star Sylvester Stallone as reputed mob enforcer and FBI informant Gregory Scarpa.
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What is more, he offers change: an end to Germany's role as enforcer of the austerity that has fed deep resentment across southern Europe, and an increase in government investment at home with less obsessing about fiscal discipline.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government's enforcer Julian Smith has told lawmakers that the Brexit agreement could be reopened if parliament shows it would back an agreement with legally-binding changes to the Irish backstop, BuzzFeed reported on Friday.
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Jae Crowder will fall back into a more comfortable role as a 22017-and-D enforcer, and Durant won't ever have to guard the opposing team's best player, leaving him to save some energy for the offensive end.
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The EU antitrust enforcer opened an investigation in December last year, warning that the deal could reduce competition and lead to price hikes in titanium dioxide pigments which are used in products such as paper, plastics and paint.
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The EU antitrust enforcer has charged Google with using its dominant Android to marginalise rivals following a three-year-long investigation - seen as the most important of three EU cases against the world's most popular internet search engine.
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The EU antitrust enforcer has charged Google with using its dominant Android to marginalize rivals following a three-year long investigation seen as the most important of three EU cases against the world's most popular internet search engine.
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"This could result in weakening the constraint currently exercised by competitors on Telia Company and could lead to higher prices of audio-visual services or less choice for consumers in Finland and Sweden," the EU competition enforcer said.
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There are various forms of medication, ranging from self-administered booze to prescribed sedatives (which, as with BA Baracus, pictured, the aviophobic enforcer of the "A Team", can be slipped into an unsuspecting passenger's milk if needs be).
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The EU competition enforcer, which subsequently sought feedback from rivals and customers, asked whether Persidera would be a viable and competitive player in the market for wholesale access to digital terrestrial networks for the broadcast of TV channels.
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He crossed the line once or twice, including a nasty stick-swinging incident with Wings' goalie Greg Stefan that earned him a big suspension, but he was generally considered a respected enforcer in an era packed with them.
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As a part of the governor's team when he first took office in 2011, Mr. Percoco has deep connections to Mr. Cuomo, with the former aide often acting as Mr. Cuomo's political enforcer and occasional de facto bodyguard.
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Witness the tale of a onetime Saudi religious enforcer who, based on research on early Islam, began arguing that there was no need to close shops for prayer, bar women from driving or insist they cover their faces.
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A few years ago, when Redinel Dervishaj, a violent Albanian gangster, was running protection rackets in Astoria, Queens, he had a secret weapon in his arsenal: a New York City police officer who occasionally worked as his enforcer.
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But in a carefully thought balancing act, Von Der Leyen has however confirmed at the helm of the executive's economic policy former Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis, who has a reputation as a tough enforcer of fiscal discipline.
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An English teacher partners her with Mason (Christopher Larkin), a social anxiety case and undocumented immigrant living alone in a McMansion, while his father, James (Andrew Pang), works as an enforcer for a crime syndicate in Hong Kong.
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That roster includes Margo Martindale as a mob matriarch, Domhnall Gleeson as a ruthless but lovestruck enforcer, Bill Camp as an honorable Mafia don, Common as an FBI agent, and James Badge Dale as Ruby's ill-tempered husband.
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This is unacceptable in a democracy and ought to alarm anyone who wants the FBI to be a nonpartisan enforcer of the law....The FBI wasn't straight with Congress, as it hid most of these facts from investigators.
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"There have been suggestions to complement the existing thresholds by other alternative criteria in order to capture some types of transactions in certain sectors, for example digital services and pharmaceuticals," the EU antitrust enforcer said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's government should have said in 2017 that a softer Brexit was inevitable after it lost its parliamentary majority in an election, the chief enforcer of her Conservative Party in parliament said.
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A 2016 document seen by Reuters said the EU competition enforcer planned to levy a large fine against the company and would order it to stop giving revenue-sharing payments to smartphone makers to pre-install only Google Search.
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Hart said he and a colleague had written to May's chief whip, or top enforcer in parliament, warning him that they believed some Conservative lawmakers were resolute on voting against any agreement, as they prefer a no deal exit.
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Barbara Bush's longtime friend, Susan Baker, the wife of former Secretary of State James Baker, described her in a eulogy as a "tough but loving enforcer" whose 73-year marriage to her husband was a real-life fairy tale.
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The EU competition enforcer is expected to rule in the coming months against Qualcomm in another case involving British phone software maker Icera, which was later acquired by Nvidia Corp, a person familiar with the matter has told Reuters.
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AB InBev did not immediately respond to a request for comment The EU competition enforcer said AB InBev's tactics included changing the packaging of both brands in the Netherlands and France to make them harder to sell in Belgium.
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The EU competition enforcer in April accused the U.S. technology giant of harming consumers because of its demand that mobile phone makers pre-install Google Search and the Google Chrome browser on their smartphones to access other Google apps.
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The EU competition enforcer can either clear the deal, with or without concessions, or it can open a full investigation if it has serious concerns that ChemChina's takeover of the world's largest pesticides maker could harm customers and rivals.
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The EU competition enforcer then appealed to the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ), arguing that the lower court was wrong to demand that it specify the type of companies that benefited unfairly from the tax breaks.
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Leakers were pursued under his tenure as FBI director, and many of those investigated may be rather perturbed by the image of someone who went from chief law enforcer to high-profile leaker when it was to his advantage.
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As a result of its near-zero tax arrangement with Ireland, Apple will now be embroiled for years in lawsuits relating to a ruling by Europe's antitrust enforcer, which ordered the company to pay $14.5 billion in back taxes.
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House Democrats are wasting no time in denouncing President Trump for firing the nation's top law enforcer after she refused to carry out his directives barring refugees and those traveling from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the country.
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The EU competition enforcer said Google's tactics include requiring smartphone makers to pre-install Google Search and the Google Chrome browser in return for access to other Google apps, and barring the manufacturers from using rival versions of Android.
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"Mnangagwa has been in politics for 60 years and in power, as the chief enforcer of Zimbabwe's first republic for 38 years," Jonathan Moyo, the main voice of Grace Mugabe's political faction, said this week on his Twitter feed.
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Using a series of emails and texts, Mr. Critchley showed that Mr. Wildstein, who had been hired as Mr. Christie's enforcer at the Port Authority, looked to Mr. Drewniak for direction on many issues well before the lane closings.
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As the governor's go-to "enforcer" for political agendas, Mr. Percoco was responsible for tactics — persuasion in some cases, outright threats in others — that have engendered bad blood among many of Mr. Cuomo's political opponents and even his friends.
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Scott, a journeyman enforcer, was voted in by fans but was demoted to the A.H.L. Now, if someone is voted captain and is hurt or in the A.H.L., the player with the second-most votes will take his place.
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In Germany, the deal might reduce competition in the retail fixed telecoms markets and retail TV markets, curb investments in next-generation networks and give the merged firm more power as a TV broadcaster, the EU competition enforcer said.
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In the Loop preserves a number of cast members from the show — most importantly, Peter Capaldi as the PM's enforcer — as well as its director and head writer, Armando Ianucci, who is also the creator and former showrunner of HBO's Veep.
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Alphabet Inc's Google challenged the European Union's record 4 billion euro ($4.60 billion) Android fine, just hours after EU antitrust enforcer Margrethe Vestager said she is looking into claims that "false comparison shopping sites" appeared in the company's shopping service.
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Among the most important of these civil rights laws is the Civil Rights Act of 1957, which created the Civil Rights division of the Department of Justice and made the attorney general the chief enforcer of the nation's civil rights laws.
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The EU competition enforcer, which launched an investigation into the company in June 2015 on concerns that the disputed terms may make it difficult for other e-book publishers to compete, did not respond to an email seeking immediate comment.
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The billionaire former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, DeVos had struggled through tough questioning by the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee as she essentially interviewed for the position as the nation's top education policy-maker and policy-enforcer.
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Much of the pushback against Kelly is driven by the same logic animating criticism against his Trump's approach to immigration and terrorism: That is, for people who view Trump's policies as overzealous and even draconian, Kelly would be a strict enforcer.
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The EU competition enforcer said it was looking into information that Aspen has imposed hefty and unjustified price increases of up to several hundred percent, and has withdrawn the drugs in some EU countries or threatened to do so in others.
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The Colombo captain, a gangster whose father was a violent enforcer for the crime family, had been convicted in Federal District Court in Brooklyn of a racketeering case that included charges of conspiracy to commit murder, tax evasion and illegal gambling.
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One more thing: As much as I loved Russian Doll, it was a bummer to see the name of Dave Becky — who is Poehler's producing partner, and was Louis C.K.'s enforcer/enabler — in the end credits of Russian Doll.
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In recent years, Crews has emerged as an enforcer of sorts for cultural accountability in how we talk about sexual violence and assault, shining a harsh light on the social pressures that silence victims and allows allegations to go unreported.
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"In that first phone call, which was an hour long, [my source] made very clear to me that they were running this thing as a partnership, and that Sunny was kind of the enforcer and Holmes's older boyfriend," Carreyrou said.
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At a promotional event at the United States Embassy in Beijing prior to the exhibitions, former Los Angeles Kings enforcer Kevin Westgarth told children and their parents how the sports enabled him to get an Ivy-league education at Princeton.
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Chance's travels somewhat haphazardly bring him into contact with a menacing enforcer ("My Name is Earl's" Ethan Suplee), a violent brute that gradually drags Chance deeper into his world, with the promise he can settle everything for the right price.
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The first two episodes of the show's 10-episode debut season are devoted to former yakuza enforcer Shun and traumatized bodyguard Lana Pierce (Natalia Tena, known as Osha on Game of Thrones and Nymphadora Tonks in multiple Harry Potter films).
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LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - The British government's enforcer Julian Smith has told lawmakers that the Brexit agreement could be reopened if parliament shows it would back an agreement with legally-binding changes to the Irish backstop, BuzzFeed reported on Friday.
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Under EU rules, of which the Commission is the enforcer, Italy should cut its structural deficit next year to 1.2 percent of GDP rather than allow it to rise and continue cutting it every year until it reaches a surplus.
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Chief Justice John Roberts is now feuding with the entire field of sociology Samantha Bee has a pointed reminder for men who abuse their power: "Women talk to each other" Trump nominates John Kelly's enforcer to lead Department of Homeland Security
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Because the liberal spirit mechanically destroys inherited customs and local traditions, sometimes in the name of market efficiency and sometimes in the name of individual rights, it creates more room for the expansion of the state, as marketmaker and law-enforcer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The main enforcer of party discipline of British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives - the Chief Whip - will meet lawmakers from the executive of the party's powerful 1922 committee at 1630 GMT on Wednesday amid calls for May to resign.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's top privacy enforcer is seeking greater powers to regulate Facebook Inc as the social media giant grapples with a tough new privacy regime in Europe and investigations around the globe over its handling of personal data.
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The EU competition enforcer, which opened an investigation in October 2016 and can hand out fines up to 10% of a company's global revenue, said the deal may remove the incentives for the two operators to improve their networks and services.
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The EU competition enforcer said it would investigate whether the network sharing slows down quality improvements in existing infrastructure or delays the deployment of new technologies such as 4G/LTE and future technologies as well as new services based on them.
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The EU competition enforcer on Friday said it hoped the entire amount of the disputed tax would be paid as soon as possible so it could pull its lawsuit launched against Ireland in October last year for the delayed recovery.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that her chief enforcer in parliament had made an honest mistake by breaking a so called pairing agreement at a crucial vote and that he and the party's chairman had apologized.
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It follows two characters who are pitted against each other: patent pirate Judith "Jack" Chen, and robotic intellectual property enforcer Paladin, both of whom are trying to stop the spread of a drug that gets users literally addicted to work.
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Best known as the country's anticorruption agency, the commission has lately assumed a growing role as political inquisitor, investigating the loyalty and commitment of cadres to Mr. Xi and his agenda, while cementing the commission's role as his chief political enforcer.
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Mnangagwa, known has "Ngwenya" or the "Crocodile" to many because of his well-honed survival instincts, was with Mugabe from the start: first as his assistant during the liberation struggle, later as his intelligence chief, cabinet minister and all-round enforcer.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, issued a defiant letter to his European customers on Tuesday after the region's antitrust enforcer ordered Ireland to collect 13 billion euros, or about $14.5 billion, in back taxes from the company.
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While the World Bank cannot reasonably be expected to become an enforcer of human rights law, there is much it can do to protect human rights and persuade borrowers to live up to commitments they have made in international treaties.
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The EU enforcer said Praxair will sell its entire gas business in the 28-country bloc, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, as well as transferring its stake in an Italian joint venture in central and eastern Europe to the partner Flow Fin.
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Mr. Mnangagwa had been Mr. Mugabe's enforcer (hence his nickname, "Crocodile") and lieutenant for decades and so shared responsibility for many of the disastrous and brutal policies that had decimated Zimbabwe's economy, despite its mineral riches and well-educated work force.
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Hadfield, who became the first Ranger to score 21971 goals in a season, on the last day of the 19403-21940 season, was more enforcer than goal scorer throughout the 211s, when the Rangers failed to win a single playoff series.
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"Finally, it is shocking that an agency that prides itself on public integrity and transparency, and presents itself as the enforcer of city rules, would blatantly disregard laws, bully and retaliate against employees, and demonstrate such poor judgment," she wrote.
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The recounting of the destruction of the warren — hauntingly rendered in the 1978 movie — is rushed through; when the group's burly enforcer, Bigwig (John Boyega), deals a death blow to a crow, the scene cuts to a flash of lightning.
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At least a semblance of legitimacy — especially for a government under Mr. Mnangagwa, who is known as the enforcer of some of Mr. Mugabe's most ruthless policies — will be critical in gaining recognition from regional powers, Western governments and international lenders.
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Republicans had championed Mr. Kemp as an enforcer of Georgia elections procedures — he oversaw purges of the voting rolls and supported a tightening of registration rules — but Democrats argued that he was rigging the system to his and his party's benefit.
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" Mr. Dillman played prominent roles in "The Enforcer" and "Sudden Impact," the third and fourth films in the "Dirty Harry" series, and won a Daytime Emmy Award in 1975 for his work on the TV series "The ABC Afternoon Playbreak.
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The European Union also has no central enforcer of clean air rules that is the equivalent to the Environmental Protection Agency, and regulators in individual European countries paid little or no attention to whether cars were polluting more than was acceptable.
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Audience Score: 44%Critic Score: 73%The dark thriller, which also starred James Gandolfini and Richard Jenkins, is about a mob enforcer (Pitt) who tracks down a group of men who think they are exempt from the rules of the gang.
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While there has been little national attention to this, Philadelphia has shown a disturbing culture of corruption and the FBI and US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania has been the only consistent enforcer of corruption in the region.
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Mr. Sechin, often described today as the second-most powerful man in Russia, excels at the dark, brutal, high-stakes infighting obscured behind the Kremlin walls, where he comes across as a kind of fearsome enforcer of domestic politics in business.
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In Mr. Kagan's view, the United States' retreat as the enforcer of the order it created after World War II is returning the world to its natural state — a dark jungle of competing interests, clashing nationalism, tribalism and self-interest.
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Though Mr. Mnangagwa served for decades as Mr. Mugabe's enforcer, including orchestrating the rigging of previous elections, he has presented himself as a break from the past — a pragmatist eager to mend relations with the West and make Zimbabwe business-friendly.
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The top enforcer of the war on drugs in the Philippines last month dared prosecutors to go after him for the deaths of thousands of people, after activists warned that his election to the Senate could insulate him from legal action.
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But the power play illustrated Moreno's role as enforcer for the embattled administration of President Nicolas Maduro, now branded a dictatorship by a growing number of governments, from France and the United States to South American neighbors Colombia and Peru.
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