" He'd evaded the question, so I asked it again, and again he evaded it: "When I go into that voting booth, I tend to vote Republican.
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That May, a cheering convention of the American Legion demanded the deportation not only of immigrants who evaded military service during the First World War but of any men who evaded service.
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So far, Nevada has evaded the infection this hunting season.
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Conway evaded the question twice, then responded, "To be determined."
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Some say Epstein evaded justice a final time on Saturday.
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As for Mr Congo, he evaded justice, but not punishment.
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The invasion was evaded, and this was Kania's significant contribution.
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He initially evaded capture by blending in with fleeing students.
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"Instead he has evaded real answers at every turn," Blumenthal said.
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The central problem that Mexico has evaded is that of governance.
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It's the second time the issue has evaded Supreme Court review.
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The chase lasted several hours as the couple successfully evaded officers.
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He evaded arrest throughout his lifetime, hiding in camps throughout Colombia.
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The suspects then quickly fled the park and evaded police capture.
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Somehow Haag evaded the angry throng and hurried back to Bolivia.
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In some cases, witnesses have evaded subpoenas by not showing up.
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"standing offer," American officials evaded Chamoun for months, referred him to
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It's large, it's flightless, and for weeks it has evaded capture.
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The one piece that's always evaded us, though, is the couch.
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But Snyder has so far evaded any accountability for the disaster.
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The Bakraoui brothers evaded the police officers investigating the Paris attacks.
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Specifically, Russia's emboldened interest in cryptocurrencies hasn't evaded the U.S. government.
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He fled on foot, and evaded the authorities for two months.
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The conversation Donald Trump seems to have evaded Hispanics voters' wrath.
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But those most immediately responsible for his fate have evaded accountability.
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Ailes's most ominous political spawn, however, has so far evaded accountability.
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Weirdly, though she had many skillful throws, the creature evaded her.
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It&aposs not clear where Wiggins hid or how he evaded authorities.
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He had evaded capture for years amid tight security, per the BBC.
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On issues of ad targeting, Facebook evaded substantive questions with semantic dodges.
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They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities.
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When Tia confronted Chris over this betrayal, he evaded her every question.
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After the bloodbath, Salah Abdeslam evaded a dragnet to return to Brussels.
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Some rockets have evaded interception, landing in cities like Ashkelon and Sderot.
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In many of them, responsibility has been evaded, and cleanup still stalled.
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Nyugen allegedly evaded authorities Saturday and remained at large over the weekend.
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She evaded more than $3 million in taxes between 2009 and 2011.
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When asked about the deal, Boglioli evaded the questions by cracking jokes.
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But they apply only to his company and can be easily evaded.
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Abu Hafs, Salahi's cousin and a senior Al Qaeda official, evaded capture.
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The 26-year-old singer seems to have largely evaded the negative press.
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"You evaded the question," Sanders told Clinton, pushing her to defend Israel's actions.
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Prosecutors said he evaded taxes on $16 million laundered through shell companies overseas.
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Other dancers appeared frequently and were tagged by friends, but he evaded me.
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Guzman evaded authorities then, but was finally captured months later in Los Mochis.
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But not Hammer, whose career has evaded certain doom for nearly a decade.
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Had it been any smaller, FarFarOut would have likely evaded detection, explained Sheppard.
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Moreover, initiatives under the order will probably be piecemeal, small and easily evaded.
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Ms. Boogie has evaded this by performing a type of hip-hop miracle.
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The acting chief of staff evaded a subpoena compelling his testimony this month.
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The Turks are evaded but the coast looms, jagged and rocky, suddenly close.
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Their hope is to charge violent offenders who have long evaded the law.
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What seems certain is that, somehow or other, he evaded surveillance in Tokyo.
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This technique might have evaded scrutiny if male and female feet were identical.
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Her mother famously evaded the question in the years leading up to her campaign.
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Of the 180 regions mapped, some performed an obvious function, while others evaded explanation.
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Smoke the turkey evaded capture from police until he eventually received an honorary mayorship.
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Since its inception, CFPB has evaded democratic oversight from either Congress or the president.
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They evaded police and later abandoned the vehicle after it hit a parked car.
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He "evaded death by minutes", an official close to him said at the time.
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When it was discovered during home renovations, the grimy bundle barely evaded the trash.
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But he had evaded a police dragnet in Brussels' Molenbeek district for four months.
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I don't believe limits are so inherently limiting; they can be evaded and confronted.
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The 2018 World Cup largely evaded the narrative of the proverbial clash of nationalisms.
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Trump may have evaded the "blue wall" in 2016; but he didn't demolish it.
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Though he evaded serious punishment, he was jailed and registered as a sex offender.
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Deutsche Bank leaders evaded a no-confidence vote by shareholders, but dissatisfaction is growing.
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Mbappé collected it, evaded Federico Fazio and beat Armani low to his left side.
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Some journalists refer to him simply as "Boris," a familiarity that evaded Mrs. May.
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The Vermont senator has long brushed off political vulnerabilities and evaded attacks from rivals.
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The Chinese officials instead continued onto the base and evaded military personnel pursuing them.
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Sarah evaded the challenge of sculpting hands by hiding them behind a colorful bouquet.
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But the hot pink Motorola RAZR, in its revolutionary sleek flip form, evaded me.
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Police issued an arrest warrant for Wirathu last month, but he has evaded arrest.
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Now, Gates appears to have evaded prosecutions on those charges through his plea deal.
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Some migrants who evaded Mexican police were met by U.S. officials who used tear gas.
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They also want to ensure that their proposed taxes on the rich are not evaded.
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Critics and press were asked to sign nondisclosure agreements (I didn't sign mine, evaded detection)!
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While commercial success came to Hammer's horror productions quickly, critical respect evaded it for decades.
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Natia probably evaded the last headcount, but he fits the bill for every faceless statistic.
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He evaded arrest and wrote a report picked up by a Marxist journal in Prague.
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When I asked my question, he evaded and he joked—I thought it was outrageous.
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Beyond that, Mr. Sanders has often evaded and even struggled with thorny questions of policy.
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E-cigarette makers have evaded similar regulations, through a combination of lawsuits and intensive lobbying.
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Some of those accused have not only evaded justice but remain in positions of power.
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Between fashion and undergarments, it seems that concept has just evaded most designers and manufacturers.
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Crimson-faced, jelly-legged Amir "King" Khan evaded some punches, ate others, but never fell.
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After Mr. Zaharan's followers attacked worshipers of the Sufi sect, he evaded arrest and disappeared.
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"They have evaded taxes, desecrated tribal lands, exploited workers and poisoned communities," his proposal reads.
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In her childhood, Knoll had evaded an infamous roundup of Parisian Jews in July 1942.
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When asked whether middle-class taxes would increase under her plan, Warren evaded the question.
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Some belong to serial killers who have evaded detectives for decades; others to murder victims.
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We simply lack good metrics that can't be gamed or evaded by most targeted providers.
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Livingston easily evaded Harden with a behind-the-back dribble and drove for a dunk.
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It was true that he had briefly evaded service, but so did many other men.
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Apple products, which are largely assembled in China, have evaded some, but not all, tariffs.
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But he evaded capture until 2011, three years after a heavily disguised Karadzic was arrested.
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And why has he evaded two questions in his last two press conferences on this question?
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He was fired after a subsequent Chinese health commission investigation found he had "deliberately evaded oversight".
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Fortunately for these devotees, the Singularity movement has largely evaded perception as a cult-like organization.
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The third man evaded serious injury and was treated at the scene for cuts and bruises.
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Or could it be a new sexual practice, some thrilling act that previously evaded human imagination?
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Matt and Sweat evaded capture for three weeks, surviving in the rugged Adirondacks with minimal supplies.
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THE 212-year-old burglar evaded police in Osaka, Japan's second-largest city, for eight years.
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Karadzic was indicted in 1995, but evaded authorities until being captured in Belgrade, Serbia, in 2008.
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In July, a 4-foot-long alligator evaded capture in a Chicago park for a week.
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And they began piecing together a multilayered terrorist attack that evaded detection until much too late.
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Cruz evaded the question each time and turned the questions into an attack on broadcast media.
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Asked whether he would allow his female relatives to join the battle, Kadhim evaded the question.
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Hannah doesn't get why Fran is so upset: She's delighted to have evaded trouble at work.
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He even evaded reporters by hanging out "among" the bushes (just don't say he hid there!).
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We do not intend to allow our sanctions to be evaded by Europe or anybody else.
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In addition to those charges, the US government alleges Meng illegally evaded US sanctions against Iran.
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But they expressed concern his actions had evaded the attention of the authorities for so long.
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The incident began Friday night after the suspect evaded police in a pickup, crashed and fled.
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But the customs police now say that he evaded $51,732 in taxes owed on the sale.
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Sometimes the men had evaded debt collectors, leaving ex-wives to deal alone with repayment demands.
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BB-8, having evaded The First Order, wanders in search of help on the planet Jakku.
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Committee Republicans — as well as McCabe — evaded reporters when the interview broke up at 10 p.m.
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Whether intended or not, the insinuation is clear: Bialik has evaded harm because of her own choices.
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Even though Bundy was put on the FBI's Most Wanted List, he evaded capture for 46 days(!).
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A confession from the evil rich man who dismembered one of his victims and somehow evaded justice!
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But there was one big surprise among the bunch that had evaded the rumor mill: Google Clips.
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He evaded questions about whether he'd join other Republican-appointed justices to reverse the 1973 Roe v.
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Originally called rum runners, powerboat racing grew out of the speed boats that evaded authorities during prohibition.
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But Nuñez said Chekatt evaded arrest that morning, and went on to allegedly attack the Christmas market.
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She appears in several full-length gowns, serving the sophisticated chic that previously evaded her public image.
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Jimmy Carter issued an open-ended pardon to draft-dodgers who evaded service in the Vietnam War.
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We still lack a comprehensive strategy to address the Iranian challenge, which also evaded the Obama administration.
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The cultural image of the male artist has perhaps evaded a proper examination: Who would conduct one?
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Obvious though, to anyone who travels to North Korea, is that they have evaded the existing sanctions.
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Almonte scored in the seventh on Roberto Perez's triple to deep center which evaded the diving Buxton.
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Mohi said how the couple evaded security and climbed the pyramids will be part of the investigation.
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Now he (and those in his circle, the thinking seemed to go) had once again evaded scrutiny.
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At the time, they said, he suffered injuries to his leg and face as he evaded capture.
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He took coincidences as meaningful; he aw-shucksed every time an "anomalous phenomenon" mysteriously evaded the cameras.
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The virus strain, which is specific to elephants, has evaded scientists ability to culture in the lab.
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Bharara said prosecutors were committed to making sure that people who evaded paying taxes were held accountable.
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He has also evaded questions from lawmakers about those reports, sometimes saying he doesn't recall the events.
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Unlike some other rescuers, she and her mother evaded detection the entire time they fought the Nazis.
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He evaded the question when asked if Equifax would allow consumers to remove themselves from its files.
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Felton evaded one defender and took the ball to the house to make the score 1563-7.
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If Adams has evaded the churn of celebrity culture, it's partly because stardom came as it did.
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Authorities said the perpetrators, who are still on the run, evaded detection partly by starting a fire.
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She got to New Hampshire, where she evaded George Washington's dogged, sometimes illegal efforts to recapture her.
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Critically, Tokyo's automotive sector may have evaded the punishing 25% tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump had threatened.
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With the Affordable Care Act, they could purchase what had previously evaded them for about $150 a month.
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Chorney's low shot evaded a bunch of skates and found its way through Halak's pads at 5:6003.
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Atambayev evaded arrest during a previous raid on Wednesday night, which failed after supporters clashed with security forces.
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Ali dodged their presumptions and expectations as cagily and as stylishly as he evaded George Foreman's sledgehammer blows.
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Hundreds of marchers evaded and scuffled with Mexican police in an attempt to cross the border en masse.
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Charlotte York Goldenblatt always evaded falling into trendy traps by sticking to her tired and true preppy basics.
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Now that it's established that Moriarty was never back at all, shouldn't Sherlock face the punishment he evaded?
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As for U.N. financial sanctions, the report said they are among the most poorly implemented and evaded measures.
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He evaded detection until he went to the Nevada DMV this summer to renew his state ID card.
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We can practice self-care and still fight passionately for the full equality that has forever evaded us.
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There's a mountain of instances, collected over two decades, where Fox News has distorted truth or evaded it.
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His reflexes had slowed and he had to absorb blows he would easily have evaded in his prime.
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Google, which runs the world's largest online advertising business, had largely evaded public or congressional scrutiny until now.
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Francis Lim, Rappler's legal counsel, said that Rappler had not evaded taxes with respect to the 2015 investment.
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The mushroom is now one of about 30 GMOs that have evaded regulation in the past five years.
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Monteros and Oscar Humberto Jimenez Contreras are suspected of having evaded some $2.8 million in taxes, authorities said.
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Authorities found that she and her companies had evaded 248 million yuan ($34 million/£28 million) in taxes.
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Fan was found to have evaded taxes by splitting her earnings into two contracts — one public, one hidden.
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The night before, Phillies pitcher Adam Morgan barely evaded serious injury when he ducked underneath Cespedes's scorching liner.
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Instead, of course, he babbled and evaded, at one point demanding to know if Matthews was a Catholic.
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The question has become a popular (and sort of relentless) way to properly address a topic long evaded.
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From his redoubt on the rocky shoreline of southwest Haiti, he has evaded capture for nearly a decade.
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General Washington miraculously evaded capture after the 1776 Battle of Brooklyn, the largest battle of the entire war.
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Twice she was apprehended; both times, she evaded punishment by convincing the guards she was looking for food.
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CREW argued that AAN evaded record-keeping and disclosure requirements under the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971.
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Blackwater founder Erik Prince may have evaded U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, two senior U.S. officials reportedly said Monday.
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From the WSJ:Last year [Trump] lifted restrictions on ZTE, Huawei's smaller rival, after it had evaded U.S. sanctions.
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Or had this stomach-turning type of aggression simply evaded the rumor mill but been happening all along?
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I evaded the draft during Vietnam; she is ex-Army, a volunteer, deployed in Somalia, a crack shot.
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While he evaded mainstream movements like Pop Art, he oddly and selectively adapted elements of those same movements.
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This responsibility cannot be evaded by pointing to the mistakes of those allies, legion as they may be.
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In Brazil police arrested Luiz Carlos da Rocha, an alleged drug lord who had evaded capture for 30 years.
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In 1977, Jimmy Carter granted pardons to thousands of Americans who had evaded the draft during the Vietnam War.
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The pair settled in a drainage canal where they evaded capture until a large thunderstorm forced them to separate.
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That also meant the businesses evaded a 24 percent value-added tax due to the Greek state, he said.
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Another Chinese woman narrowly evaded the kidnappers outside a language center in Jinnah, on the city's outskirts, he added.
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Manning seems to be that rare person who has evaded the usual internet cynicism—and that positivity is contagious.
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On one level, it's about the fact that he's a cold-blooded killer who has evaded justice for decades.
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So far, Maddie has evaded punishment, and her exes have, more or less, forgiven her for callously using them.
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FIVE years ago, Ryan Collins evaded police in Albermarle County, Virgnia by weaving through traffic at more than 140mph.
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Illinois, which has the lowest credit ratings among the 50 states, evaded downgrades to junk with the budget enactment.
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Art dealers and economists weigh in on why Chinese art narrowly evaded a new 22014% tariff on Chinese goods.
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Problem is, we're told the camera doesn't face the front of the building and the robbers evaded the lens.
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During the Civil War, blockade runners that evaded the Union navy were one of the Confederate army's few lifelines.
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Sanctions are being evaded, talks are failing, and certainties pertaining to sustained nuclear deterrence are more uncertain than ever.
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These ripples are the last holdout from Einstein's general theory of relativity to have evaded confirmation by direct evidence.
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Higginbotham evaded them for two nights before the searchers found him submerged in a creek across the county line.
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Mr. Roveda had come to the United States illegally from Brazil in 2005 and evaded a subsequent deportation order.
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He evaded taking an explicit stance on how he would rule regarding different cases — including the looming Texas v.
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"The platforms may have misrepresented or evaded in some of their statements to Congress," the New Knowledge report says.
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The committee has just weeks to work out a deal that has evaded their respective party leaders for years.
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But the courts at the projects had the best hoops, so Bamba evaded the watchful eye of his mother.
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No, boring in the sense that Tesla has finally developed the self-sustaining business that has long evaded it.
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The senator may have narrowly evaded prison with a mistrial, but voters aren't going to forget what he's done.
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We dropped the idea of going to the site unaware of the fact that we had just evaded death.
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The woman had already evaded authories at a highspeed after acting strangely Visit Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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After completing his baccalauréat at a crammer in France, he evaded national military service by exaggerating a back injury.
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Normally, Bobby would have ignored or evaded Fiachra Calhoun's midweek-afternoon overtures, but right now he needed a drink.
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The attempt failed when Mr. Erdogan evaded capture and rallied supporters onto the streets to face down the coup.
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Is Justin Trudeau just an unusually awesome leader, bringing the kind of sweeping change that's sometimes evaded President Obama?
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Critics have also noted that IP and domain bans are easily evaded using services such as a virtual private network.
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Between 2012 and 2016, "Cohen evaded taxes by failing to report more than $4 million in income" to the IRS.
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Days later the Wall Street Journal broke a story about how Clinton dissembled on how he evaded the military draft.
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Rest in peace, my true love, who I took for granted, most bomb pussy, who, because of me, sleep evaded.
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Some evaded a police cordon and crossed a slope to reach Mytilene, where a group tried to set up tents.
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Blankenship's company deliberately evaded safety regulations for years and even had two sets of books to mislead miners and inspectors.
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He evaded Clinton's efforts to get him to attack Obama, and ended on a crowd-pleasing anti-bank stem-winder.
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But while they certainly looked close, the Arrow actress evaded questions about her personal life while walking the red carpet.
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Coleoid cephalopods are widely believed to be colorblind, and the mechanics behind their vivid camouflaging have evaded biologists for centuries.
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David Berkowitz — the self-proclaimed "Son of Sam" — evaded police for more than a year but was arrested on Aug.
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While some people have successfully hoisted boomboxes over their heads or evaded airport security, others have embarrassed themselves on Jumbotrons.
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In February, Cesar Silva, a presenter with the opposition-aligned UNE TV, narrowly evaded a knife attack live on air.
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Now Georgia officials are grappling with what, exactly, should happen to a man who evaded capture for nearly 50 years.
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HIS STUDIO was named after Scheherazade, the heroine of "One Thousand and One Nights" who evaded execution by weaving stories.
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The news that a corporate giant might have evaded billions of dollars in taxes could become another populist rallying cry.
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Hence: bei loushui (to be tax-evaded), bei zisha (to be suicided), bei piaochang (to be johned), and so on.
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Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, have evaded capture for days, despite an increasingly intense effort to find them.
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Authorities believe Seth Aaron Ator evaded the background check system by purchasing the weapon he used through a private transaction.
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Hundreds of migrants evaded Mexican police and U.S. border patrol agents fired canisters with tear gas to keep them back.
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Independence doesn't always mean safety, though: While Laura has evaded any brushes with violence, Kate's been raped by a client.
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Even in the absence of symptoms, some patients have sought to ensure that I hadn't somehow evaded the flu vaccine.
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That phase of agreement has evaded negotiators for more than nine months, through six rounds of talks in Doha, Qatar.
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The eighth, a Korean construction worker, intentionally evaded US military prevention and containment efforts to continue to work on base.
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Mr. Christy, a self-described survivalist, had evaded the authorities since June by stealing supplies and living in wooded areas.
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Beyond the 85003 million, there are a vast number of additional criminal illegal immigrants who have fled or evaded justice.
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Any such investigation must start with the principle that Hirono evaded, which is that Kavanaugh deserves a presumption of innocence.
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In coming years, campaign finance limits will be (and maybe already are) evaded by robot armies posing as "small" donors.
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In remote Pakistan, a fuel-loaded pickup that had evaded the police collided with a passenger bus around 4 a.m.
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Success at the highest level has evaded Paul in cruel ways, but his dominance at every other point still stands.
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Britain has said it does not accept liability for the alleged losses or recognise the estimate of alleged duty evaded.
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Some have deliberately evaded immigration officials, or agents simply lost track of them while their cases wound through the courts.
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Despite being a prominent suspect in the Black Dahlia murder, he evaded apprehension and the case has never been solved.
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Rest in peace, my true love, who I took for granted—most bomb pussy—who because of me, sleep evaded.
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A solution to the war, which has drawn in both Russia and the US, has evaded the international community for years.
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The gunman, Minquell Kennedy Lembrick, evaded police for about a day before apparently killing himself while hiding in an Americus home.
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Gamerbee seeks to build the kind of community and life in gaming that has often evaded him in the outside world.
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TMZ broke the story ... Bruce maniacally evaded arrest from cops for years -- from changing his appearance to setting up booby traps.
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When Ted Cruz slickly evaded endorsing Donald Trump for president — live from the stage of the Republican National Convention, no less!
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Extra note: ERODED was a bonus answer that was not in my initial fill attempt; I tried EVADES/EVADED at first.
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How did Langly figure out his world wasn't real, since the truth has apparently evaded other dead geniuses, including Steve Jobs?
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His legend grew as he evaded Mexican authorities, with stories of him helping the poor and paying everyone's tab at restaurants.
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But a timeline released by investigators Monday reveals new details about what the escapees did as they evaded capture for days.
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And if these missiles carried chemical or nuclear weapons, even one missile that evaded the defense systems would cause catastrophic damage.
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They evaded capture for three weeks before one of them was killed and the other was captured near the Canadian border.
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In the case of Wells Fargo, Cramer hopes to gauge whether the bank has evaded the cross-selling scandal for good.
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By that time, DPR20163 had already passed ownership of the site on and, publicly, it looked like he had evaded prosecution.
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Mulvaney, viewed as a central figure in the administration's decisions with respect to Ukraine, evaded a subpoena for testimony last week.
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In the past, women were often criticized or made to feel ashamed for speaking openly, while alleged harassers evaded serious scrutiny.
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In the deciding game of the third set, he evaded four break points to ultimately clinch on his second match point.
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All three of her sons had been ISIS commanders, and were now dead, but she had evaded deportation to the camps.
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This may be Cristiano Ronaldo's and Lionel Messi's last, best chance to win the one major title that has evaded them.
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But in an interview in his brand-new office next to the White House, Droegemeier evaded questions about his own views.
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Rader is famous for how long he evaded capture, living a normal life for three decades before his arrest in 21959.
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On a summer morning in a desolate corner of Iraq's western desert, Jim Mattis learned he'd narrowly evaded an assassination attempt.
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"These are guys who evaded our safeguards, and lie, stuff like that's going to happen," Mr. Blankfein said in early November.
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" That report noted, "Regrettably, it appears that the platforms may have misrepresented or evaded in some of their statements to Congress.
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Then he hit the links with Tiger Woods and Dustin Johnson, the world's No. 26 golfer, but evaded most photographers, above.
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The group, which included the officials' wives, evaded military personnel pursuing them and stopped only after fire trucks blocked their path.
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Then, after many trips over three years — the filmmakers shooting and waiting from dawn to dusk — a lizard evaded certain death.
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In case he evaded justice somehow, they would all know who he was, according to a person included in the group.
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It is thought to have a few hundred members, but it has evaded a military crackdown and remains a serious threat.
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He was a fixture on the FBI's Most Wanted List, and evaded police for 16 years before being captured in 2011.
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Asked time and again whether he was wrong to try to shut down the bank, Garrett evaded the question every time.
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He not only managed to defend himself against attacks, but also landed the type of blows that have evaded his run.
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Throughout the back and forth with Cuomo, Conway evaded questions by giving non-answers or changing the subject, classic Conway moves.
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After a gunman killed 17 people at his school, Marjory Stoneman Douglas student Darian Williams evaded his grief by resorting to humor.
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Today, it was revealed that many of the items hailed from Irisagrig, a Sumerian city whose exact location has long-evaded historians.
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Twarock's tilings therefore applied to a wider range of viruses, including the polyomaviruses and papillomaviruses that had evaded Caspar and Klug's classification.
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The raid doesn't seem to be related to the Russia probe, though Cohen hasn't entirely evaded scrutiny in the special counsel's investigation.
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For years he evaded capture by moving around the country, all the while attempting to get to the United States, failing twice.
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But Salah deftly collected the ball at the end line with an elegantly curling shot that evaded both keeper and defenders alike.
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It was not the first time El Chapo had escaped prison and evaded police though, this time, his freedom was short lived.
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But (spoiler alert!) Mulder has once again evaded death and is back in action as he and Scully attempt to save humanity.
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Prosecutors said Simmons evaded paying taxes through a cash-only lifestyle and by depositing royalty checks in various third-party bank accounts.
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Afterwards, Etter allegedly dropped the woman back off at her car and evaded police until he was pulled over on June 27.
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On Friday, Trump ordered a study into the causes of U.S. trade deficits and a clampdown on countries that evaded import duties.
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After his conviction, he escaped from a maximum security prison in 2001, using a laundry cart, and evaded Mexican authorities for years.
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The two service companies are suspected of having evaded taxes and withheld wages, a spokesman for state prosecutors in Koblenz told Reuters.
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Huawei equipment is widely installed in Europe and European governments have so far evaded calls by the U.S. to boycott the company.
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It was also a lesson that behavior that would have felled any other candidate did not harm Trump as he evaded accountability.
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We need to know if the president has illegally evaded taxes or unethically avoided them by exploiting special breaks in the law.
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In a Washington Post piece Monday saying the state "evaded" the EPA, McCarthy claimed her agency's relationship is usually strong with states.
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But even as Central America ushered in a wave of democratization, the security forces of the Northern Triangle evaded comprehensive institutional reform.
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They evaded the mine field that informers from the factory had told them about and avoided the 30 guards and their dogs.
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Prosecutors charge that the two men knowingly evaded foreign lobbying disclosure laws by doing work for Moscow and then lying about it.
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Epstein had previously evaded similar charges when he secured a nonprosecution deal with federal prosecutors in Miami more than a decade ago.
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Yellen also has evaded making guesses about that scenario as well, though tradition would indicate that she'll find out sometime in August.
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Kevin Spacey evaded questions about his sexuality for years, insisting that it was a private matter even as Hollywood gossip surrounded him.
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His hair is white and mostly gone, though his Fu Manchu mustache — the one that somehow evaded George Steinbrenner's grooming police — remains.
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Many of the candidates lighten their populist overtures with an empathy that often evades Mr. Trump — and, some Democrats say, evaded Mrs.
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As a result, fraudsters have evaded law enforcement scrutiny, and honest market participants are sometimes confused about the rules of the road.
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On the other hand, their appearance must not be used to raise money or increase membership — a limit that is easily evaded.
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Last week on Capitol Hill, he evaded reporters eager to pin down his thoughts, his handler hurrying him into the nearest elevator.
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The meter receipt scheme evaded detection because each ticket was disputed separately online, with cases dispersed among as many as 200 judges.
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The program is widely understood to be beset by significant design flaws but has evaded reforms throughout its fifty years of existence.
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But that fatality rate could prove to be much lower, especially if it turns out that many milder cases have evaded detection.
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News reports have said that Mr. Ghosn evaded airport security measures by hiding in a box that was loaded on the plane.
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"Because it had evaded recognition and was misidentified for so long it was named the 'Hoodwinker Sunfish' by its discoverer," he added.
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He has so far evaded questions on whether he intends to run this time around, but party figures expect him to stand.
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A night like this one at Elaine's—at any bar—is a series of potential deaths successfully evaded until time runs out.
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The billionaire had previously evaded charges for child sexual abuse in 2007 after cutting a "secret deal" with then-US Attorney Acosta.
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But Batson is easily evaded, as even barely competent lawyers are usually capable of offering reasons for striking jurors unrelated to race.
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At the end of Game of Thrones' penultimate episode, "The Bells," a white horse magically appeared before Arya, who's barely evaded death.
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Winslet either evaded the topic, defended her decision to work with him, or even praised Allen for being so in tune with women.
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Though its responses can rightly be described as voluminous, the social network still evaded answering certain questions and provided vague answers to others.
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Authorities used a free genealogy and DNA database called GEDMatch to try to track down the killer who had evaded them for decades.
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Before his 1986 arrest in Los Angeles, Shakur evaded authorities for several years and was on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
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Mr. Cosby discussed the night a bit, suggesting he thought she had had an orgasm, but then evaded her questions, Ms. Constand testified.
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The inquiry found that Google had not evaded tax, but critics allege that the deal was still too generous to the tech firm.
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In 2014, Guzman evaded capture by fleeing through a network of interconnected tunnels in the drainage system under Culiacan, the Sinaloa state capital.
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Farmer assured the consul they were not, in fact, in jail; they had evaded capture and were heading back to the United States.
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Other current and former officials have evaded subpoenaed testimony, arguing they are immune from compelled congressional testimony as top advisers to the president.
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The critics also maintain that Democratic leaders have too easily evaded the pay-go guideline by simply passing a rule to waive it.
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But a significant number at least initially evaded the Silicon Valley giant's defenses, and users have continued to try to share the content.
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He wasn't, if you were assuming he would be just as dogged with Clinton throughout the debate on questions she deflected or evaded.
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Eduardo Escobar tripled in two in the sixth to give Minnesota the lead, the second run scoring when Plouffe evaded McCann's diving tag.
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Prosecutors have asked for her to be jailed for four years and fined the equivalent of 300 percent of the $165,400 taxes evaded.
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Friday's strikes by American, British and French missiles evaded Syria's sophisticated air defenses and they also encountered no Russian interference with the operation.
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But because of a loophole in the act (the interpretation of the "advice exemption"), employers and consultants have largely evaded its reporting requirements.
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While Changpuek kicked and moved and evaded most of Cikatic's attempts to hit him, the Tiger only needed to find his mark once.
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While immigration authorities could theoretically deport all those who have evaded removal orders, they will not be able to remove them all immediately.
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Mr. Assange evaded the investigation for seven years by holing up in Ecuador's embassy in Britain, where he continued his activities with WikiLeaks.
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Pinto had evaded justice for years, hiding in Budapest until his capture on a Portuguese arrest warrant last year led to his extradition.
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Residents said the community has largely evaded the increased immigration enforcement efforts of recent years, though they fear Dulce's disappearance could change that.
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With 27,246 followers and counting, we're thrilled that Kirby is finally getting the recognition that has apparently evaded him for so many years.
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Making their way by night across 100 miles of forest, they evaded the North Vietnamese for two weeks with little food or water.
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For a candidate who campaigned as the consummate deal artist, it's an unpleasant reminder that grand bipartisan compromises have so far evaded him.
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Asked why the American people should feel comfortable with a president who asks foreign leaders to investigate US citizens, Trump evaded the question.
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Farther north in Minnesota, another Republican-leaning seat has evaded the GOP's efforts by backing Democrat Rick Nolan for the past three terms.
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But he has either been running on a slow course, or in slow conditions, and the title of world-record holder has evaded him.
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Prosecutors said that Tucker's business charged interest rates as high as 700 percent, and evaded legal liability through sham relationships with Native American tribes.
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Photo: Rene JohnsonA pet peacock that's evaded capture for weeks in Vermont has reportedly ditched his human family for a group of wild turkeys.
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He also claimed that Germany had more of the least carbon-efficient power stations in the EU, but evaded the criticism that Poland receives.
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In that moment, I felt something — something that had evaded me for years, something I never thought I would feel again: pride in myself.
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Near the San Ysidro border crossing, hundreds of Central American migrants evaded Mexican police, crossed a small river, and marched down a side street.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said the shooter had evaded a police dragnet and was on the run, raising concerns of a follow-up attack.
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Until then, any Russians that might have juiced themselves up in the past but evaded detection since would probably continue to enjoy the benefits.
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He evaded multiple raids by the Mexican authorities, including a close brush after he sat for an interview with the American actor Sean Penn.
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Homan and Sessions claimed at least 800 people had evaded capture during recent raids and suggested Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf was partly to blame.
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The most important of Hochschild's pro-Nationalist subjects is a Texaco executive who evaded U.S. laws to send Franco the oil his army needed.
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Epstein, a well-connected hedge fund manager, had previously evaded similar charges when he secured a non-prosecution deal with federal prosecutors in Miami.
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Local police said they're aware of the turtles and have tried to capture them, but "so far they've evaded apprehension," reported the Seattle Times.
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But the senior officials responsible for devising, authorizing, and ordering unlawful detainee abuse have so far evaded investigation or prosecution by the U.S. government.
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There are supposed to be restrictions on "service providers" in law firms or financial companies from pass-through benefits, but they are easily evaded.
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Penn secretly interviewed Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán for Rolling Stone after he escaped from a Mexican prison last summer and evaded capture for months.
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The United States has raised tariffs on steel from Vietnam that Washington says originated in China and evaded anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel.
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Not exactly fleet of foot, Suzuki ripped a liner that evaded the glove of Phillies center fielder Odubel Herrera and rolled toward the wall.
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In 1994, Tunick evaded security cameras to capture a likeness of Rodin's iconic nude sculpture, The Thinker, in front of Trump's Taj Mahal hotel.
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Earlier in May, Brazilian police filed charges alleging Gerdau evaded $429 million in taxes and against Chief Executive Officer André Gerdau Johannpeter for corruption.
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Rader evaded capture all the way until the 2000s, so it's unlikely we'll see him and Holden in a room together in season two.
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Investigators were probing the company to determine if it evaded taxes by failing to declare the full extent of its activities in the country.
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He had recently evaded several other raids by Mexican authorities, including a close brush after he was interviewed by the American actor Sean Penn.
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Many were associated with a small record label, URC, that evaded the Japanese music industry's strict censorship rules by selling records through the mail.
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By secretly putting the tardigrades on board, Spivack also evaded an armada of other government agencies and policies in both the US and Israel.
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India has a large amount of what is known as "black money," meaning cash or any other form of wealth that has evaded taxation.
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For a time, Tarusa Pages , which was issued by a regional publishing house in Kaluga, evaded the censorship of Communist Party ideologues in Moscow.
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French news outlets suggested that he had evaded detection by carrying a "ceramic knife," a theory that the authorities had not confirmed by midafternoon.
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The North has evaded America's "maximum pressure" campaign with a 300 percent increase in internet use that has opened up new opportunities for cybercrime.
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Although Mr. Duterte has fashioned himself a man of the people with a bloody crackdown on criminality, he has evaded one crucial populist fight.
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American Green Berets helped train a special-forces unit called the kaibiles , named for a Mam leader who had evaded capture by Spanish conquistadors.
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Facing a worsening public backlash over accusations they evaded rules on diesel emissions, German automakers have rushed headlong to upgrade their vehicles' emissions systems.
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The driver was freed on bail and evaded immigration authorities when they went to arrest him, said Mr. Odette, a resident of Rockwall, Tex.
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The hedge fund manager previously evaded similar charges when he secured a non-prosecution deal with federal prosecutors in Miami more than a decade ago.
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Those words evaded fans and critics of the show from its grave, and they've become the main focus now that the series has been resurrected.
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Photo: AP ImagesThe identity of the Golden State Killer, a notorious serial killer who terrorized California in the 1970s and 1980s, evaded police for decades.
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This past Sunday in Redding, California, a woman evaded the authorities in a brightly colored van painted to resemble the famous Scooby-Doo vehicle. Redding.
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The evaded funds could have constructed 10 hospitals, quintupled the sports budget or financed the entire agricultural sector for a year, according to government calculations.
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Fan and companies she represented also evaded 248 million yuan ($36 million) in additional taxes, Xinhua said, but it gave no details regarding this figure.
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Al-Baghdadi evaded capture for nearly a decade by hewing to a series of extreme security measures, even when meeting with his most-trusted associates.
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Lurking near the back post, Ibrahimovic evaded his defender on a corner kick to nod the ball in from close range in the 73rd minute.
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And tax police in Milan have told Amazon they believe the world's largest online retailer has evaded around 130 million euros of taxes in Italy.
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Letang, who had been penalized for holding Vincent Trocheck, bolted out of the penalty box just as a bouncing puck evaded Florida defenseman Aaron Ekblad.
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Gallardo initially evaded arrest, but finally was caught in April of 1989 and charged with the kidnapping and murder of Camarena, in addition drug trafficking.
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But there has always been a Hearst truther contingent that believes she really became the revolutionary "Tania" and has largely evaded responsibility for her crimes.
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Both are obviously famous men who seem to have evaded public accountability for alleged sex offenses for decades, but is that where the overlap ends?
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is investigating China Zhongwang after the U.S. Aluminum Extruders Council alleged the company evaded U.S. import tariffs on aluminum extrusions.
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As I evaded sniper fire, I noticed a red button under the counter and hit it, crawling into the antique elevator that appeared behind me.
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Uber has been under pressure amid an internal investigation into sexism claims, a trade secret dispute with Alphabet and allegations that the company evaded regulators.
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Essure was approved in 2002 following the FDA's most stringent device review process, but the documentary said Bayer evaded critical safety questions at the time.
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A few beekeepers had evaded the ban by camouflaging their hives with faux-brick contact paper or otherwise making them blend in with the rooftops.
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Two teenagers wanted for multiple killings in Canada may have evaded police who thought they have cornered them in a remote and inhospitable wilderness town.
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"President Trump has evaded accountability for his near-daily attacks on our basic legal, ethical, and constitutional rules and norms," Nadler said in a statement.
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In meetings in Israel, Trump will discuss how he plans to broker peace between Israelis and Palestinians, a goal that has evaded many previous administrations.
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Mr. Pence evaded the question, saying the campaign had been about "issues the American people care about," but Mr. Trump eventually gave him an assist.
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Two days ago, Real Madrid star James Rodriguez largely evaded the police after a high speed chase by entering the gates of his practice grounds.
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Marriage is a myth, bunting is the baseball strategy of cavemen, Joe Paterno was a drooling buffoon, John Wayne evaded military service at all turns.
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But he evaded a lengthy jail sentence through a plea deal with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Florida and served only 13 months in jail.
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At least four Browns defenders had an opportunity on that drive to thwart Enunwa on his 2559-yard touchdown catch, but he evaded them all.
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The giant rat evaded detection probably because of its tiny population, and the fact that it lives hidden within dense vegetation of rain forest canopies.
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Mr. Christy, a "bushcrafter," or someone skilled in wilderness survival, has evaded the authorities by stealing supplies and living in wooded areas, Deputy Clark said.
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While many have been captured as they try to cross the border into Turkey, an unknown number are thought to have successfully evaded the authorities.
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Since Kevin was shot in the face (though the bullets evaded major organs), the detective cautions Tench that he doesn't want to be looked at.
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The findings — that he forged ethics documents, used unsafe and ineffective gene-editing methods and intentionally evaded supervision — suggest that he could face criminal charges.
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The holders of such power tend to be men, who have evaded accountability, let alone atonement, who have, over and over, proved impervious to receipts.
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Despite a tumultuous first two decades of the century, much of our connected way of life has evaded the stress of a singular global event.
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Vice President Pence, who along with Giuliani and Pompeo has evaded subpoenas for documents, was also named as having knowledge about the push for investigations.
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On Tuesday, fans of the Miami Marlins were delighted to stop watching baseball for a bit as a stray cat evaded capture in the outfield.
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It evaded Anderson, who left the crease to play the puck, and also Harpur, who could have stopped it, or advanced it, but did neither.
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The company blamed the poor results on slumping sales and the cost of investigations into whether it had sold diesel cars that evaded emissions regulations.
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He declined to describe how he evaded security forces, except to say that they were not particularly efficient, and his team managed to distract them.
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Mr. Spicer also evaded questions about Mr. Trump's associates by repeatedly returning to what he said were Hillary Clinton's ties to Russia, even though Mrs.
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Ignoring officers' lights and sirens to pull over, Reinking sped toward his apartment in rush-hour traffic in the stolen car and successfully evaded police.
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However, many gamers may have simply turned to Steam, the U.S.-based digital distribution platform, which has somehow evaded being blocked by state firewalls so far.
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Turkish intelligence services – through embedded devices that had evaded detection – had captured audio and, one well-informed source insists, also video files of the Khashoggi killing.
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In meetings in Israel, Trump will discuss how he plans to broker peace between Israel and the Palestinians, a goal that has evaded many previous administrations.
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Known by its acronym NSU, the group evaded arrest for almost 14 year, thanks to a network of supporters and repeated mistakes by German security agencies.
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Death was an attempt to communicate; people feeling the impossibility of reaching the centre which, mystically, evaded them; closeness drew apart; rapture faded, one was alone.
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It was reported on Sunday that police have investigated more than 30 cases of child rape since 2015 where victims evaded age checks on dating apps.
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According to a report in the Associated Press, the indictment states that the quartet evaded paying a total of 151 million Icelandic Krona, or $1.2 million.
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This massive addition to the tried and true Domino's pizza tracker has apparently existed outside the U.S. for awhile, but it's evaded our shores until now.
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The dire future of machine rule, prophesied in the first "Terminator" way back in 1984, has been evaded, revised and reinstated in many sequels since then.
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Some of the explicit calls for violence discovered by BuzzFeed News were taken down — albeit months after they were posted — but many posts evaded Facebook's censors.
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The first hour of the special focuses on Kemper's childhood, the thought process behind his grisly murders, and how he evaded capture by outsmarting law enforcement.
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And despite the United States' efforts, "financial sanctions remain some of the most poorly implemented and actively evaded measures of the sanction regime," the report finds.
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That's right, Bush — who once evaded an entire team of defenders as a running back at USC — hasn't even racked up a single yard this year.
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That has invited criticism from congressional Republicans and their allies, who say Obama evaded Congress in committing the United States to major greenhouse-gas emissions cuts.
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Something about Gloria evaded our grasp, whereas Marina feels all too solidly present and, despite the defiant poise of Vega's performance, oddly bereft of moral ambiguity.
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They promised a final solution for the issue that had evaded all previous administrations, hanging like a heavy cloud over the growth prospects of the country.
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In the months after Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán escaped from a Mexican prison, actor and director Sean Penn interviewed the notorious druglord as he evaded capture.
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As stewards of our personal data, the public and elected officials are right to demand direct answers to hard questions that Facebook has thus far evaded.
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And he even evaded a question during an interview with Meet the Press host Chuck Todd on whether he'd back Clinton, if she wins the nomination.
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Critics, including likely Republican presidential election rival Donald Trump, say she endangered government secrets and evaded transparency laws but the former first lady denies any wrongdoing.
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But the man was holed up just a ten-minute walk from his mother's house, and evaded the entire EU security regime for over 120 days.
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Google, Twitter and Facebook "evaded" and "misrepresented" themselves and the extent of Russian activity on their sites, according to two reports for the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Washington last month blacklisted Rosneft Trading SA, another subsidiary of Rosneft, over accusations it had actively evaded U.S. sanctions and propped up the Venezuelan oil sector.
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Daniel Berrigan, who died in 2016, all but poked the F.B.I. with a stick, popping up repeatedly to speak even as he evaded capture for months.
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He still sported his familiar Fu Manchu mustache, which then and in recent years had somehow evaded the Yankees' ban on facial hair below the lip.
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That's particularly possible in the case of real-life Nazis after the war, who often evaded justice and whose prosecution often created more mystery than answers.
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Mr. Bashir has evaded the reach of international law since the court issued a warrant for his arrest in 2009, but he has managed to travel.
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Trump's comments Thursday were his most extensive yet on whether he would pardon Stone, a question he had previously evaded even as relentlessly decried Stone's treatment.
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But he evaded capture during the long U.S. occupation as other Saddam aides were killed or put on trial and sectarian civil war engulfed the country.
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According to CBS, more than 30% of child support payments are evaded altogether, and less than half of all child support payments are paid in full.
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The investigation, which was opened in early 2017, alleged VESI had evaded taxes on revenues from 2009 to 2015 for a total of 9.6 million euros.
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Protesters feared the ambulance would take Ragbir to another ICE facility, but it instead evaded protesters and headed to Bellevue Hospital, according to the Daily News.
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The Commerce Department initiated the investigation into China Zhongwang after the U.S. Aluminum Extruders Council alleged that the company evaded U.S. import tariffs on aluminum extrusions.
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The government investigation found that starting in 2016, Dr. He had deliberately evaded supervision, used unsafe and ineffective methods, and forged ethical review materials, Xinhua reported.
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Conley so far has evaded the "contract year" curse by having arguably his best season yet, but he's been consistently strong for the past half-decade.
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But among those with more than $40 million in assets — not the top 1 percent but the top 0.01 percent — about 30 percent of taxes are evaded.
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"They evaded any questions we had for them and it was clear to us they didn't know our building specifically," said Rick Zakalik, the center's executive director.
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The well-connected hedge fund manager previously evaded similar charges when he secured a non-prosecution deal with federal prosecutors in Miami more than a decade ago.
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For almost two hours, the cow evaded officers armed with tranquilizer equipment and generally caused a raucous as authorities repeatedly tried and failed to corral the animal.
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Anderson evaded discussing her relationship with Rami while on the French talk show Quotidien in which host Yann Barthes asked her if they were still an item.
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In fact, during a recent press conference Carrie Lam evaded a question about whether she even has the authority to withdraw the extradition bill on her own.
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After missing three games due to illness, Gunnarsson marked his return to the lineup with a snap shot from the edge of the circle that evaded Rask.
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Clinton spent the final weeks before the primary facing questions about how he evaded the draft, whether he had slurred Italian Americans and whether he could win.
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But the actress admits to PeopleStyle that the aging process has not evaded her — and shares all her secrets for staying at the top of her game.
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"During the period of the suspended sentence, this criminal evaded supervision and control and continued to engage in the criminal act of illegally selling vaccines," he said.
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Together with existing biometric identification systems, we're starting to build a pretty robust surveillance system that can't simply be evaded through face paint or a thick jacket.
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Illinois, which has the lowest credit ratings among the 50 states, evaded downgrades to junk in the wake of the budget enactment and an income tax increase.
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Yet although it has long been clear that Liverpool fans were not to blame for what happened, justice has so far evaded those who campaigned for it.
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Lucas added extra gloss to the scoreline 11 minutes later when Maxwell's excellent cross evaded Loties and the Brazil international was on hand to head past Reynet.
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Syria and North Korea evaded international sanctions by shipping missile parts which would be assembled in Syria by North Korean technicians, Bechtol argues in his latest book.
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In April, Milan tax police said it believed the world's largest online retailer had evaded 120-130 million euros of taxes in Italy, a source told Reuters.
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For Eisenhower, this became a personal obligation that could not be evaded, a truth he must have absorbed during the daily family Bible readings of his youth.
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He evaded some questions by raising the specter of executive privilege, which the president can invoke to shield some communications with subordinates from legislative and judicial scrutiny.
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For Republicans, it's an opportunity to press forward on reforms to healthcare and tax policy that evaded them in the first two years of the Trump presidency.
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Pallone also pointed out Monday that Pai had evaded a reporter's question at a press conference earlier this month about whether he'd spoken with the White House.
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Certainly economic analysis of multiple major industries can be debated forever, but there are pretty basic questions unanswered or evaded here, which weakens the FCC's entire case.
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It has merely been evaded, eroded and enfeebled by the corroding effect of decades of industry pressure and ideological drift, yielding hesitant enforcers and a hostile judiciary.
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BANGKOK — Thailand's prime minister evaded journalists' questions on Monday by turning to a life-size cardboard cutout of him and telling the reporters to quiz it instead.
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Now in their 60s, the three are like family, or so it seemed on Saturday as they supported, teased, challenged, embraced, evaded and grappled with one another.
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And in another case in Bulacan province, north of Manila, police shot a man dead early Wednesday after he allegedly evaded a lockdown checkpoint on a motorbike.
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Harvey struck out Eugenio Suarez, though, and evaded more damage when Walker dived up the middle to snag a soft liner off the bat of Devin Mesoraco.
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Yet it has evaded penalty, even when it is accused of killing civilians, by successfully leveraging its ties with powerful allies like France and the United States.
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He was eventually caught after a 13-year-old boy evaded the killer, woke his father, caught Ramirez's car and license plate details, and alerted the police.
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Once viewed as an outdated statute that could be evaded with little consequence, FARA has now been aggressively applied in a number of high-profile criminal cases.
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Mr. Pompeo pointedly evaded questions from reporters in Lisbon about the defense treaty and whether the United States would not prevent Israel from annexing the Jordan Valley.
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They evaded military personnel pursuing them and stopped only after fire trucks blocked their path, claiming not to have understood a guard's directions to leave the base.
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But Judge, it turned out, evaded the Washingtons' dogged (and sometimes illegal) efforts to recapture her, and would live quietly in New Hampshire for another 50 years.
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For many fans, Esperanza Spalding's story starts with her 2011 Grammy award for best new artist; it's a foundation that she has both built on and evaded.
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Opinion Columnist Cleared of "collusion" and flush with victory, President Trump is a man unleashed, ready to tackle everything that's evaded him over the last two years.
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Federal investigators are also examining whether Manafort evaded taxes or laundered any money he received from his decade-long work for Ukraine's pro-Russia Party of Regions.
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But it did provide much-needed advice to a number of American women artists who boarded ships to get the training opportunities that evaded them at home.
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"Over the last several years, President Trump has evaded accountability for his near-daily attacks on our basic legal, ethical, and constitutional rules and norms," Nadler said.
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AFTER WHAT had seemed an endless period of delay and crunches evaded, this week Theresa May at last presented a draft Brexit deal agreed by negotiators in Brussels.
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The hedge fund manager had previously evaded similar sex trafficking charges when he secured a non-prosecution deal with federal prosecutors in Miami more than a decade ago.
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The dog reportedly evaded detection until its owner got a text from his mother-in-law: She couldn't find the animal anywhere in the house in Hong Kong.
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"Practically every product on the market today is required to list its ingredients, yet these items have inexplicably evaded this basic consumer protection," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Greig, 64, was called to testify in 2014 before a grand jury about how the couple evaded authorities for 16 years, but ultimately refused to offer any details.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — So, there was this quarterback playing at Arrowhead Stadium who zipped sidearm passes and evaded defenders and completed throws that peers wouldn't even consider trying.
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The committee said VAT was regularly being evaded on goods stored in UK-based "fulfillment centers" or warehouses and dispatched by UK-based companies including Amazon's UK arm.
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The deputy task force commander in Marawi, Colonel Romeo Brawner, said Hapilon evaded security forces because rebels had a network of lookouts and gunmen ready to defend him.
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After a series of tepid disciplinary actions, which the Infowars host evaded with ease, three of the biggest tech platforms acted in near-unison beginning late Sunday night.
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According to Green, he evaded the marriage question while Woodson slowly stirred a pot of water and told him, out of the blue, she would never hurt him.
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An LAPD officer said he'd seen Hernandez multiple times around the same location, but that "she'd always evaded [the police]," according to an email exchange seen by Cunnings.
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While living in Washington, D.C. during the mid-73s, when he was in his mid-27s working for a non-profit, Noah evaded fares on the Metro daily.
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Reuters reported on Thursday that Italian finance police believe that Google evaded 227 million euros ($248 million) in taxes in Italy between 2009 and 2013, citing unnamed sources.
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Shady Sessions evaded questions about his meetings with Kislyak saying he "could not recall," which he repeated so many times it should be made into a drinking game.
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Russia this week said it thinks one of its airstrikes may have killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghadi, a figure who has evaded international forces for years.
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The new indictment argues that Mike Sorrentino evaded his 85033 taxes and made several cash deposits on one day of less than $10,000 to avoid bank reporting requirements.
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Chan, who won silver in the team and men's singles events at the 2014 Sochi Games, is a three-time world champion but Olympic gold has evaded him.
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The committee said VAT was regularly being evaded on goods stored in UK-based "fulfilment centres" or warehouses and dispatched by UK-based companies including Amazon's UK arm.
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Because you haven't been able to show that Google is charging high prices or Amazon is charging high prices, they've largely evaded any kind of meaningful antitrust enforcement.
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Investigators are also looking into suspicions that the Cho family, including the company&aposs chairman Cho Yang-ho, evaded taxes and used airline services to smuggle luxury goods.
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Yepez has so far evaded detention, though federal forces arrested his sister-in-law, alleged to be his finance chief, along with six others, a security official said.
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It also may have saved Gray's spot in the rotation when he returns from the All-Star break, though Manager Aaron Boone evaded that question before the game.
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WASHINGTON — North Korea has evaded United Nations sanctions for many months by exporting coal, sand and petroleum, and importing luxury goods including armored sedans, alcohol and robotic machinery.
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He said it was worth looking into accusations raised by a New York Times investigation that Mr. Trump evaded millions of dollars of taxes before he became president.
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After his indictment in 1995, Mr. Mladic evaded arrest for 16 years, despite the presence of thousands of NATO soldiers in the region for much of that time.
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John R. Bolton, who left the White House in September, has emerged as perhaps the most conspicuous witness who has evaded House Democrats as they build their case.
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Deutsche Bank has said it had stopped trading carbon dioxide rights in 2010, suspended those alleged to have evaded tax, repaid what was owed and cooperated with investigations.
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In interviews in recent weeks, Mr. Pompeo repeatedly evaded questions about the content of the call between the two presidents, and never volunteered that he had listened in.
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Hylton, who won a 4x400m bronze medal at the 2011 World Championships, has denied the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission's claims that he refused or evaded a drug test.
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How he evaded his minders is a story still to be told, but his exit lets Tokyo, Paris, and his former employers end a mutually embarrassing diplomatic affair.
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In Priebus' own interview with CNN, which came hours after the news of his replacement broke Friday, he evaded talk about Scaramucci's accusations or the acrimony between them.
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Dalvin Cook burst up the middle, stepped through a tackle at the line of scrimmage and evaded rookie safety Darnell Savage near midfield for a 75-yard touchdown.
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Other accounts said Ghosn, who held multiple international passports, may have evaded authorities by using forged papers and a false identity at a smaller under-the-radar airport.
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And yet, for almost 20 years a single object in her posession — an oversize steel C-clamp — has evaded any such conversation thanks to its sheer straightforwardness and heft.
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Google may have evaded the first few rounds of grill-a-tech-exec, but its CEO Sundar Pichai wound up in the hot seat on the Hill after all.
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Reuters reported on Thursday the agriculture ministry's unscheduled inspections at BRF were the first salvo in its own investigation into police allegations that the company evaded food safety checks.
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Despite spending a lifetime scamming, stealing, and slothing his way around, Frank often manages to find himself catching lucky breaks that would have inevitably evaded a person of color.
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O) evaded 227 million euros ($1853 million) in taxes between 2009 and 2013 and could hit the U.S. Internet giant with hefty punitive fines, investigative sources said on Thursday.
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But a criminal complaint filed by federal authorities does show she has evaded deportation efforts in the past and been accused of assault and domestic violence, among other crimes.
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Meshmesh said the new reality on the ground could pose a threat for people who had evaded mandatory military service or Kurdish activists who are wanted by the government.
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Dumba received the puck at the right point, evaded Nashville's Miikka Salomaki with a move to his left and fired a shot through traffic beating Rinne at 13:14.
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The main suspect, a Toronto man by the name of Dennis Melvyn Howe, has evaded authorities for over three decades and is speculated to have died at this point.
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In media appearances, several of the president's surrogates have also evaded the question, following Trump's decision to exit the international accord aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change.
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He said his meeting with Putin was "open for grabs," but when asked directly if he had ever worked on the behalf of the Russians, Trump evaded the question.
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Scott's 2009 book The Art of Not Being Governed examined Southeast Asia from the standpoint of the highland regions that have evaded imperial authority up to the present day.
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Using enhanced techniques, the Olympic committee has retested more than 225,223 doping samples from the Beijing and 223 London Olympics to catch cheats who evaded detection at the time.
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In the sit-down interview, he evaded the hosts' questions about Khashoggi's murder and cast doubt on evidence that said Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman was involved.
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As such, the Department violated the Administrative Procedure Act when they intentionally evaded the requisite notice and comment rulemaking while nonetheless enforcing the "Dear Colleague" letter as binding law.
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Bruni: I am going to take that as a nondenial denial, or as a denial nondenial, and note that you have completely evaded the issue of your downward dog.
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The man — who evaded death by escaping straight jackets, torture chambers and locks and chains — died from injuries sustained from two swift punches to the gut by a student.
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In 2016, for example, while its well-documented harassment problem continued to worsen, the site remained slow to act and sometimes evaded or contradicted its own rules and policies.
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In 2016, the Commerce Department made documents public that showed ZTE's misconduct and also revealed how a second company, identified only as F7, had successfully evaded U.S. export controls.
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Ms. Freeland easily evaded our efforts to get her to open up about President Trump, who called Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister, "very dishonest and weak" earlier this year.
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He was set to interview a member of the Solidarity movement, the highest-ranking official not yet in custody, who had evaded arrest by moving to different hide-outs.
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And before last week's primary election, Mr. de Blasio studiously evaded questions about whom he wanted to see emerge victorious, declining to endorse either Mr. Cuomo or Cynthia Nixon.
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"In this case, at the very least, and this part I know, one of our people lied to us and evaded our systems and our controls," Mr. Blankfein said.
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The state hopes the measure will garner it much of the estimated $7 billion a year businesses have evaded paying in payroll taxes; unions hope to recruit new members.
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"For too long, North Korea has evaded sanctions and used the international financial system to facilitate funding for its weapons and mass destruction and ballistic missile programs," he said.
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BERLIN — German prosecutors searched the offices of Daimler, the automaker that produces Mercedes cars, on Tuesday as part of an investigation into whether the company improperly evaded emissions rules.
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Dictators evaded term limits (such as by declaring they don't apply to the current president, as in Tajikistan and Kazakhstan) in Lebanon, Eritrea, Angola, Senegal, Burundi, Rwanda and Sudan.
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The dispute has evaded mediation efforts by Washington which has strong alliances with both sides and fears the split among Sunni Muslim U.S. allies could benefit Shi'ite Muslim Iran.
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Yet Hezbollah has evaded oversight of its rearmament efforts, by hindering and intimidating the work of peacekeepers operating as part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).
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While the paper focused solely on mint and menthol vapes, it raises questions about how e-cigarette companies — and the tobacco industry at large — have evaded scrutiny for years.
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Season one was hugely lauded by both critics and Emmy voters, and its second season deftly evaded the sophomore slump label, winning roughly similar levels of praise and awards.
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It encompasses many decades during which political officials have evaded accountability for broken laws and illicit foreign contacts, and business and corporate elites have skirted punishment for outright fraud.
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As he tossed the used diaper in the trash, he caught a glimpse of his son's penis, and something that had evaded him since birth suddenly became crystal clear.
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Even so Detective Conan is not exactly what one might associate with a terrorist mastermind who evaded capture for many years, or even a close confidant of such a person.
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Monáe, who has evaded questions about her sexuality for the duration of her career, seemingly didn't want to discuss it in a recent interview with the New York Times Magazine.
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The girl is Sylvia Hermann (Haley Lu Richardson), and the boy is Klaus Eichmann (Joe Alwyn), the son of high-ranking Nazi Adolf Eichmann, who has evaded capture since WWII.
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And we've learned that Manafort is alleged to have evaded paying taxes on income that he and Gates earned through secret offshore bank accounts, shell companies and fraudulent bank loans.
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Duterte also hit out anew at the former owners of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, another media outlet known for scrutinizing his government, accusing them of being oligarchs who evaded tax.
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After spending three days living as Georgio, I'd found a lot of answers to a lot of questions, yet there's one that's consistently evaded me: Who, really, is Georgio Peviani?
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us, she's been trying in vain to serve Chris with the temporary restraining order she got last month, but he's evaded service 3 times.
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Many delegates were surprised on their final Saturday across three weeks when informed that President-elect Lincoln, having evaded a possible assassination plot in Baltimore, had checked into their hotel.
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"We have seen over the years that the State of Florida has evaded its legal responsibilities in many instances to ensure access to care for the children of Florida," Sen.
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Even though he was living only a few blocks from what at the time was Brooklyn's Police Headquarters, he had evaded capture until Mr. Shea and a partner found him.
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Repeatedly pressed about whether she would allow tactics she considers immoral, Haspel at times evaded senators' questions and noted that the CIA does not have a formal role in interrogations.
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With my parents, I evaded deportation thanks largely to the papers provided by Lutz, the Swiss consul-general to Budapest at the time and truly a Righteous Among the Nations.
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Trump evaded the question, talking about corruption, asking "Are talking to me?" and telling Mason to ask Finland's president, who was taking part in the press conference, a question instead.
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As revealed through their indictments, they knew how to launder money through a variety of schemes, all of which evaded government scrutiny until the special counsel's investigation focused on them.
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The Turkish government is also angry over the case of an Iranian-Turkish businessman, Reza Zarrab, who is fighting federal charges in the United States that he evaded Iranian sanctions.
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BEIJING — For months, a group of outspoken young communists has put China's leaders on edge, organizing a fiery campaign for workers' rights that has evaded the government's tight political control.
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In the reports, Google, Twitter and Facebook (which also owns Instagram) were described by researchers as having "evaded" and "misrepresented" themselves and the extent of Russian activity on their sites.
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Lined up in the backfield, Gronkowski grabbed a 1-yard pass from Brady, then stormed up the right sideline, where he evaded three tacklers and vaulted toward the goal line.
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The bacterial infection, transmitted by a tiny winged insect from China, has evaded all efforts to contain it, decimating Florida's citrus industry and forcing scores of growers out of business.
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" The national security adviser, John Bolton, raised the ante, directly targeting our closest allies: "We do not intend to allow our sanctions to be evaded by Europe or anybody else.
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"These are guys who evaded our safeguards, and lie, stuff like that's going to happen," Mr. Blankfein said on the sidelines of The New York Times DealBook conference on Thursday.
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Multinational companies recall the big fines and scorching headlines that European banks suffered a few years ago to settle accusations that they had evaded the United States' sanctions against Iran.
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Mr. Lapid advanced legislation to phase out wholesale exemptions for the ultra-Orthodox, instituting annual quotas for the enlistment of yeshiva graduates and sanctions for those who evaded the draft.
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Sanders was the big winner of the night, because he entered the debate as the front-runner but evaded the kind of harsh treatment that a front-runner usually gets.
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Trump acknowledged the long odds for his plan's success, but expressed confidence that he would be able to accomplish a feat that has evaded nearly a dozen of his predecessors.
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According to prosecutors, once Ghosn had evaded immigration officers by hiding in oversize luggage, the former auto executive flew to Turkey and then to Lebanon, which is his childhood home.
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The ovoid forms, in beige, puce and black, recall human breasts as much as cows' udders or sex organs, and for Rama, anyway, sexual readings were never to be evaded.
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Duterte also hit out anew at the former owners of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, another media outlet known for scrutinising his government, accusing them of being oligarchs who evaded tax.
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The court has ruled that Mr. Polanski, who has evaded extradition for decades while living in Switzerland, Poland and elsewhere, must return to the United States to resolve the case.
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More broadly, why has Mr. Trump evaded reporters' questions about renewed fighting in eastern Ukraine or the Russian deployment of a new missile in conflict with a 1987 arms agreement?
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He evaded basic questions, such as whether he thought Mark Judge should testify or whether he favored an FBI investigation, even when the same questions were asked again and again.
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Yepez has so far evaded detention, though federal forces arrested his sister-in-law, alleged to be his finance chief, along with six others on Tuesday, a security official said.
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RBC, Canada's biggest bank, is one of several financial institutions named in documents that appear to show how some clients of law firm Mossack Fonseca evaded tax and laundered money.
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The abundant evidence presented at the trials has put to rest any broad doubts that there was an organized plot to unseat Mr. Erdogan, who himself evaded capture that night.
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Speaking at a conference in November, when the charges against the two former Goldman employees were made public, Mr. Blankfein said, "These are guys who evaded our safeguards, and lie."
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She told Recode's Kara Swisher that others in the health and science world — such as Gwyneth Paltrow's wellness site Goop — have evaded those same controls and are spreading bad info.
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It has merely been evaded, eroded and enfeebled by the corroding effect of decades of industry pressure and ideological drift, yielding" what he says is, "hesitant enforcers and a hostile judiciary.
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A huge lizard that evaded Florida authorities for more than a year was recently caught and "humanely" killed in Key Largo, and will no longer be threatening local humans and wildlife.
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Even when controlling for other offensive variables, such as the tally of passes completed and the count of tackles evaded, sneaking behind the opponents' defence was correlated with greater attacking success.
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Amazon has evaded a request from a group of senators demanding that it disclose the names of the third-party companies it contracts to deliver packages all across the United States.
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He engaged in two gunfights with security forces as he evaded a police dragnet and bragged about his acts to the driver of a taxi that he commandeered, prosecutor Heitz said.
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One dog in Kyoto, Japan, thought it had cleverly evaded station staff at Kitaoji station when it went through the ticket barriers and tried to hitch a ride on the subway.
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Williams, though, evaded questions about where he thinks rates are going, as Fed officials almost always do, saying only that his current economic outlook is strong but he recognizes challenges ahead.
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Many more well-known figures have either already pleaded guilty or so far evaded extradition to the US. Still others, such as former FIFA president Sepp Blatter, have never been charged.
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It was in Tora Bora that Osama bin Laden and other senior Qaeda militants took refuge during the American-led invasion in 2001, and eventually evaded capture by slipping into Pakistan.
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"If the civil rights laws can be evaded that easily, then they really become meaningless in many circumstances and that takes us down a very dangerous and hurtful path," she said.
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The suspected gunman has been identified as 29-year-old Chérif Chekatt, who was known to French police and evaded arrest in an unrelated investigation on the morning of the attack.
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"By forcing customers into secretive arbitration, Wells Fargo kept the scandal out of public view, allowing the fraud to mushroom while the bank evaded full accountability," it said in a statement.
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Information such as process lists can help identify which security products are running and must be evaded while computer and domain names can reveal the organizations the affected systems belong to.
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Despite those and other reports stretching back about a decade, the couple evaded serious consequences, apparently benefiting from a lack of communication among the authorities across states, according to The Oregonian.
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The official reason for the demand, from House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, was to explore how America's notoriously byzantine and oft-evaded tax laws get enforced against presidents.
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International financial sanctions are the most poorly enforced and the most actively evaded by the regime, with North Korea operating with "seeming impunity" in several countries, according to the U.N. report.
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"Importers in the United Kingdom evaded a large amount of customs duties by using fictitious and false invoices and incorrect customs value declarations at importation," the Commission said in a statement.
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He fended off a U.S.-backed invasion at the Bay of Pigs in 21962 and claimed he survived or evaded hundreds of assassination attempts, including some conjured up by the CIA.
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John Podesta evaded the question during a CNN interview but noted he was "frustrated" with Sanders at the time for criticizing December's Paris climate deal, which Clinton and President Obama supported.
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In addition to speaking about rates, Powell also said Wednesday that he doesn't consider climate change to be a principal concern for the Fed, and largely evaded multiple questions regarding politics.
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Thompson got a bloody nose, this is true, but he also evaded bad situations time and time again because Whitaker's focus was drawn completely away from attacking Thompson's body or legs.
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OLAF told Reuters roughly 8.2 million euros ($9.6 million) of anti-dumping duties were evaded when organic coated steel from China was shipped through Vietnam and given Vietnamese certificates of origin.
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Here, in an area where the weather is notoriously moody, the clear skies that had evaded us in the supposedly milder Victoria area, would, with luck, greet us in the morning.
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This is a serious seminar about herbalism, an obvious fact that evaded me for the initial minutes of the session as we discussed the evils of modern medicine and (gulp) vaccinations.
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According to Pro Football Focus, only four running backs — Kareem Hunt, Melvin Gordon, James Conner and Saquon Barkley — have avoided more tackles rushing and receiving than Peterson, who has evaded 193.
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PARELES The songs Maggie Roche (1951-2017) wrote to sing with her sisters, Suzzy and Terre, as the Roches and on her own sidestepped categories the way they evaded pop symmetries.
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Despite decades of work and billions in investment, vaccines for H.I.V., tuberculosis, cancers, neurodegenerative and autoimmune diseases have evaded our best efforts, and we remain woefully unprepared for the next pandemic.
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They evaded an arrest by the Gestapo when my grandfather displayed his uniform, revolver and medals: He had served as a medical officer in the German army during the Great War.
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Like other Latin American officials battling criminal charges at home, Mr. Lyons had evaded court appearances by remaining in South Florida, ostensibly because his wife was pregnant and needed medical care.
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In exchanges with Business Insider last year, Michael Sanchez repeatedly denied sharing "penis photos" with AMI but evaded answering questions about whether he had leaked messages obtained by the National Enquirer.
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Homelessness evaded me, too: I was lucky enough to find a girl on Craigslist that was looking to sublet her apartment in Austin ASAP, so I slid right into her lease.
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Within ICE, I am going to create a new special Deportation Task Force, focused on identifying and removing quickly the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in America who have evaded justice.
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On the first play, Jones found Evan Engram, who evaded a tackler around the 40-yard line and ran along the sideline into the end zone for a 75-yard touchdown.
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While Mr. Müller denies having known of illegal software that evaded emissions regulations, he held high-ranking positions at Volkswagen when the so-called defeat device was being developed and deployed.
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In exchanges with Business Insider last year, Michael Sanchez repeatedly denied sharing "penis photos" with AMI but evaded answering questions about whether he had leaked messages obtained by the National Enquirer.
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Its most lenient provisions allowed the deadlines to be evaded indefinitely; all that was required was that the state and the sugar industry show that they were making their best efforts.
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In a jailhouse interview with Jillian Lauren for New York magazine, Mr. Little said that he had evaded capture by preying on those whose deaths would not garner widespread public attention.
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China Using Taped Confessions to Intimidate Young Communists, Students Say The authorities appear to be escalating efforts to crush a student-led campaign for workers' rights that has evaded Beijing's control.
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He also noted that he had sentenced another defendant who had hidden $200 million in overseas accounts and evaded $18 million in taxes to only seven months in prison, plus restitution.
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News reports about Volkswagen's cheating, and later about the alleged collusion, raised public awareness about the degree to which nearly all European carmakers evaded emissions standards in one way or another.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday slapped steep import duties on steel products from Vietnam that originated in China after finding they evaded U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy orders.
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New York: 'They evaded any questions' There was a bomb in the lobby, claimed the person who made the call to the Jewish Community Center of Greater Buffalo in Buffalo, New York.
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But if the patterned addition evaded you, we wouldn't be surprised, because the coffee chain's latest release is a camouflage-print sleeve that celebrates its initiative to hire veterans and military spouses.
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He evaded a question about his record on fossil fuels, instead opting to speak broadly about the urgency of climate change — without actually endorsing the Green New Deal, a brainchild of Rep.
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"North Korean networks have engaged in fundraising and have evaded trade and financial restrictions through the use of front companies, agents and deceptive financial techniques at banks across the region," they wrote.
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Officials said at the time the suicide bomber drove an explosive laden car at full speed from behind a berm and evaded troops to reach the Jordanian post and detonate his car.
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The decision means Spencer, who faced a four-year ban on charges that she refused or evaded a drug test on April 27 2016 at her training base, can resume competing immediately.
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Police had been looking for the suspect, 22-year-old Syrian refugee Jaber Albakr, since he evaded them during a raid on an apartment in the eastern city of Chemnitz on Saturday.
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Oil sanctions in the past have been evaded by using intermediaries, said Scott Maberry, who specializes in international trade at Sheppard Mullin law firm, but he doubted that would happen with PDVSA.
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In September 2017, news surfaced that Bouvier is under criminal investigation by Swiss authorities for having evaded more than €100 million (~$113 million) in taxes related to his cross-border art dealings.
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In April last year, it launched an investigation into whether Jean-Claude Arnault, a photographer married to a member of the Swedish Academy that picks the literature prize winner, had evaded taxes.
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If the perfect gift for your beer-loving friend—the one already in possession of more growlers, pints, and koozies than they can count—has evaded you this holiday season, fret not.
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An analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), a think tank that promotes reduced immigration, estimates there are a further 2628,28500 aliens who have been ordered deported, but have evaded authorities.
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"Over the last several years, President Trump has evaded accountability for his near-daily attacks on our basic legal, ethical, and constitutional rules and norms," House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, D-N.
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The first was in a pool match against Sweden: an outrageous feint, or "Cruyff turn", with which the Dutchman evaded a defender, opening a pocket of space where there had been none.
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Little is known about the new radical group that has claimed a series of pipeline bombings in Nigeria's oil-producing region this year and evaded gunboats and soldiers trawling swamps and villages.
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Behind the scenes, though, there are simmering reasons to worry: Venture capitalists' own investors fear they are still backing serial sexual harassers who have evaded the industry's best attempts to catch them.
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One great fortune—and reputation—that has evaded such scrutiny is that of the Sacklers, a family whose dubious business practices are not an artifact of previous centuries but an ongoing reality.
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The individuals collectively earned more than $2.2 million between 2011 and 2014, and evaded paying $99,729 in individual income taxes, the South Carolina Department of Revenue said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Italian prosecutors believe drugmaker Recordati evaded taxes of around 300 million euros ($452 million) by shifting some of its revenue to its Luxembourg- and Ireland-based units, judicial sources said on Wednesday.
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In the middle of the din, Mr. Blitzer, CNN's Dana Bash and Errol Louis of the NY1 news channel did a good job following up and pointing out when candidates evaded answering.
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The ad blocker they've created is lightweight, evaded anti ad-blocking scripts on 50 out of the 50 websites it was tested on, and can block Facebook ads that were previously unblockable.
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Lam argued that the bill was needed to guarantee justice in cases like a man who was accused of killing his girlfriend in Taiwan, then evaded prosecution by fleeing to Hong Kong.
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Amazon issued a statement denying it had evaded any taxes, and said its profits in Italy, on which taxes are paid, had been low due to its considerable investments in the country.
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Mr. Schumer has specifically asked that a trial include testimony from four witnesses who evaded the House and a wide array of documents that the White House blocked House investigators from obtaining.
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It would take time for officials to track down the right one: Eric Robert Rudolph, an anti-abortion militant who, in 1998, was linked to other bombings, but evaded police for years.
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In Britain, the only agent of consequence who evaded the police for any length of time was Max Petrovsky, Moscow's envoy to the British and French Communist Parties from 1924 to 1929.
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He ran laterally and a few yards upfield before pitching the ball back to Trubisky, who evaded a number of Green Bay defenders before tossing the ball to tight end Jesper Horsted.
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In 2012, he evaded capture by the F.B.I. and the Mexican federal police by ducking out the back door of his oceanview mansion in Los Cabos into a patch of thorn bushes.
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On Tuesday, the top commander for the U.S. military's Pacific Command, Admiral Harry Harris, stressed that diplomacy was "the most important starting point," and evaded answering specifics on a U.S. military strategy.
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The Mueller team alleges Manafort evaded taxes by wiring money from concealed overseas bank accounts to remodel his homes, buy sleek cars with loud engines, and purchase garments made from exotic animals.
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Dunbar, a professor of black studies and history at the University of Delaware, centers on Judge, an enslaved woman in George Washington's household who escaped as a young woman and evaded capture.
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Mitnick was charged for over two dozen cyber crimes in 1995, evaded the feds for two weeks before being caught with 100 cloned cell phones, and then served nearly four years in prison.
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It followed a massive leak of documents from a Panamanian law firm allegedly detailing ways hundreds of thousands of clients had evaded tax and laundered money spanning a period of almost 40 years.
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He engaged in two gunfights with security forces as he evaded a police dragnet and bragged about his acts to the driver of a taxi that he commandeered, Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz said.
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Photo: Impossible FoodsThe Silicon Valley startup behind the plant-based Impossible Burger seems to have evaded concerns that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration would deem an ingredient in its food potentially unsafe.
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Malaysian police on Tuesday said they had asked Macau authorities to detain Malaysian financier Low Taek Jho, who they believe evaded arrest in Hong Kong and escaped via ferry to the nearby island.
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"Under similar circumstances, anyone else would have to bear the consequences for their actions, but in this case, justice and accountability seem to have evaded the American people once again," said California Rep.
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If someone has broken the law in some way, if they have evaded taxes or didn&apost register as foreign agents, and that&aposs true, then I think they should be held accountable.
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" Efron pointed out Bundy evaded capture for so long due to his privilege as a white man saying, "Ted Bundy was a clean-cut, white dude, white person, so talk about white privilege.
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It follows a similar pattern to several app makers, as discovered by TechCrunch earlier this year, which abused their enterprise certificates to develop mobile apps that evaded the scrutiny of Apple's app store.
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"Although North Korea has evaded demands from the international community to cease its aggressions for decades, President Trump's peace through strength policies are working and bringing peace to the Korean Peninsula," Republican Rep.
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"Within ICE, I am going to create a new special Deportation Task Force, focused on identifying and removing quickly the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in America who have evaded justice," Trump said.
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Yan operated at least two chemical plants in China that were capable of illegally producing "ton quantities" of the drugs, and evaded detection by systematically altering their chemical makeup, the Justice Department said.
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In 2016, Indonesia assisted Interpol in the landmark capture of a giant Chinese-flagged vessel that had evaded Argentina's navy and fled into international waters after it was suspected of illegal fishing there.
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Prosecutors, last month, were investigating five managers at Alphabet Inc's Google as part of a probe into allegations the firm evaded taxes worth 227 million euros ($257 million) in Italy, according to sources.
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Sanctions evasion To pay for these programs, Pyongyang has skillfully evaded UN restrictions in order to earn cash, according to a recent report from the United Nations Panel of Experts on North Korea.
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DeBrincat opened the scoring at 4:40, when he corralled a loose puck around center ice, evaded Thomas Chabot's attempt to poke the puck free and fired a shot under Anderson's left armpit.
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Tony Buck, on drums, used just rattles and a bell for the early part of the performance, only gradually adding cymbals and making explicit a pulse that evaded resolving into a fixed meter.
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The American came into his own in the second where he chained a number of submission attempts together, using a kimura lock to sweep from guard before locking up an evaded heel hook.
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Known for its rich culture and once-vibrant economy, Puerto Rico's future has been sabotaged by its political leaders who have evaded their duty to make tough decisions resulting in nearly irreparable damage.
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If Daenerys had simply allowed King's Landing to surrender without consequences only after she evaded its air defenses, then every other recalcitrant lord in the Seven Kingdoms would have incentive to resist her.
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Just before halftime, Wilson evaded the rush to connect with David Moore on third-and-13 for a 38-yard pass play that set up Marshawn Lynch's 5-yard touchdown three plays later.
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"Over the last several years, President Trump has evaded accountability for his near-daily attacks on our basic legal, ethical, and constitutional rules and norms," Nadler said in a statement announcing the probe.
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Nur lied about the circumstances of his birth — telling Harding that he was born in Mogadishu's "Martino hospital, Room 18" rather than in the bush — and evaded other questions about his humble childhood.
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But the facts it uncovered point towards this being a run-of-the-mill money-making operation that used tawdry, hateful clickbait and evaded Facebook's apparently negligible protections against this kind of thing.
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Two of Trump's former campaign aides were criminally charged in relation to their decade-long ties to a pro-Russian Ukrainian political party — and allegedly laundered money and evaded taxes to hide it.
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The city began seizing 46 ice cream trucks Wednesday in "Operation Meltdown" after operators violated traffic laws and then evaded fines for nearly a decade, Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a news release.
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The world will turn in your direction, and your abusers will look worse and worse with every passing day (even if they've evaded any concrete kind of consequences), but first — you have to wait.
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On Wednesday, he will meet with federal regulators in Washington about when Volkswagen will fix nearly 2500,240 cars in the United States — among 11 million affected worldwide — equipped with devices that evaded emissions standards.
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Earlier this week inside a Travis County, Texas, courtroom, 52-year-old Robert Van Wisse was sentenced to 30 years for the murder of Laurie Stout after he'd evaded arrest for years, PEOPLE confirms.
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Meanwhile, the president&aposs one-time campaign chairman Paul Manafort indicted on multiple charges, as you pointed out, that he funneled millions of dollars through overseas shell companies and evaded taxes in the process.
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Blackhawks center and captain Jonathan Toews had the initial shot, a wrister from the slot which was denied with a pad save by Niemi after Toews cut inside and evaded Stars defenseman Alex Goligoski.
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Low, who has so far evaded arrest, issued a statement through his U.S. attorney on Monday protesting the handover of the yacht as an "illegal act" for ignoring court proceedings in the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Monday slapped steep import duties on steel products from Vietnam that originated in China after a final finding they evaded U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy orders.
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Japan, the world's third largest economy, has evaded his ire, but Tokyo also hasn't yet agreed a trade deal with the US. He's emboldened by an incredibly resilient US economy he claims as valediction.
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YANGON (Reuters) - A Myanmar official on Tuesday told a court that a nationalist Buddhist monk, Wirathu, who has evaded arrest on sedition charges, "incited hatred" against leader Aung San Suu Kyi and her government.
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The man, whom police are calling "Steve from Virginia" – though authorities don't know his real name for certain – has so far evaded all New York Police Department efforts to coax him inside the building.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian prosecutors believe drugmaker Recordati evaded taxes of around 400 million euros ($452 million) by shifting some of its revenue to its Luxembourg- and Ireland-based units, judicial sources said on Wednesday.
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So far, the Bluetana app has detected 64 Bluetooth-based skimmers that had evaded other, existing scans, according to the researchers, and cuts down detection time to just a few seconds rather than minutes.
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Hemeti, too, evaded accountability for Janjaweed crimes in Darfur, which is how he and the rebranded RSF, formed out of mainly Janjaweed militias in 2013, were in place to occupy Khartoum and massacre civilians.
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Mr. Hadzic was indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in 2004 but evaded arrest and lived as a fugitive in Serbia, Russia and elsewhere for seven years before being captured.
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A number of officials — mostly career officials and not political appointees —have complied with subpoenas for testimony despite objections by the White House; other key witnesses, like Mulvaney, have evaded subpoenas for their testimony.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Federal police raided the offices of Brazilian steelmaker Gerdau SA on Thursday and summoned its chief executive to testify on suspicion the company evaded hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes.
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But the company's ability to invest in new technologies has been handicapped by $26 billion in fines and court settlements stemming from its admission that it had evaded emissions limits in the United States.
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If the accusations against Kavanaugh are true, they provide an extreme example of someone ascending to the peak of their professional career, having evaded punishment for serious criminal offenses and predatory behavior toward women.
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Because All County performed no real work, the transfer of money through the corporation was essentially a gift that evaded the 2800 percent tax in place at the time, tax experts told The Times.
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The strange story of how Mr. Walker — a war hero with no criminal history — became a serial bank robber who evaded police for months sounds like the plot of a heist movie or thriller.
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They explore the potential for using D.N.A. and genealogy databases to identify the killer's family, which Ms. McNamara believed was the best route for finding a criminal who had evaded investigators for four decades.
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In an interview with NPR&aposs "All Things Considered" cohost Mary Louise Kelly, Pompeo evaded a series of questions about former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and ended up cutting the conversation short.
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The Chargers were up by 4 points in the fourth quarter when Rivers evaded the rush and delivered a 25-yard pass to Dontrelle Inman, who finished with 119 receiving yards and a touchdown.
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The sadness that had evaded Serena when she'd searched for it, so that she had believed her own heart was a dry husk, found her here in the café when she least expected it.
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Last year Italian tax police alleged that Google had evaded paying taxes worth 227 million euros ($248 million) between 2009 and 2013 in a move which was said could result in heavy punitive fines.
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The Russian leader has forged a quasi-military alliance with Iran that has allowed him to project power in the Persian Gulf – something that has evaded Moscow since the end of World War Two.
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At the trial, Mr. Mueller's prosecutors presented evidence that he lied to obtain bank loans, evaded taxes and used foreign accounts to hide millions of dollars earned from his political consulting work in Ukraine.
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The government has presented this month's parliament session and its controversial removal of presidential term limits as widely welcomed despite criticism that has evaded the censors and seeped onto Chinese social media at times.
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To deepen the mystery, it's unclear how the chyron evaded scrutiny from producers in ABC's "special events" department, which is in charge of special reports such as the one in which the false report occurred.
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That image said it all: Freedom had evaded a people for far too long and that moment in 1963 on the National Mall, where Martin Luther King Jr. spoke of his dream, was the time.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Prosecutors are investigating five managers at Alphabet Inc's Google as part of a probe into allegations the firm evaded taxes worth 227 million euros ($257 million) in Italy, investigative sources said on Thursday.
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But a look inside the villa in Bashiqa one day after Kurdish peshmerga forces said he was eventually killed by an air strike showed how he evaded death for almost an entire day of fighting.
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Rather, researchers are arguing that a decade-old experiment may have furnished the first evidence of a new type of particle that has evaded detection by some of the most sophisticated particle accelerators for years.
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During the Vietnam War, protesters — including activists Abbie Hoffman and Amy Carter — evaded jail time using the necessity defense for charges related to their occupation of an administrative building at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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" (Arizona Republic) Gardner, a vulnerable senator who's up for reelection in 2020, evaded questions over the recess about Trump's requests for foreign government interference: "It's an answer that you get from a very serious investigation.
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Salah Abdeslam, a prime suspect in November's Islamist attacks in Paris, probably evaded a police raid in Brussels on Tuesday, Belgian public broadcaster RTBF said on Friday after investigators found his fingerprints at the scene.
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Jaber Albakr, 22, who evaded police on Saturday and sparked a two-day manhunt before being turned in by fellow Syrians, hanged himself in his cell on Wednesday evening with his T-shirt, officials said.
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It followed a massive leak of documents from a Panamanian law firm allegedly detailing ways in which hundreds of thousands of clients had evaded tax and laundered money spanning a period of almost 40 years.
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The game also evaded the more unsavory details of embalming (all of the orifices stitched and sealed are on the face), and there was just one point where I had to make a difficult choice.
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Even though her blood testing device never progressed far beyond an impressive high school science fair project, she evaded regulators for years, notched a $9 billion valuation, and landed on the cover of Fortune magazine.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - Reigning Commonwealth Games 400 meters hurdles champion Kaliese Spencer denied on Wednesday that she "refused or evaded a drug test" and plans to legally challenge the assertion by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission.
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El Chapo and his loves Guzman and his wife spent much of their time apart as he evaded authorities, and he would check in on her and their twin daughters, born in California in 2011.
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Mr. Erdogan, who evaded capture by the coup plotters on the night of July 15, 2016, has accused a former ally, the Islamist cleric Fethullah Gulen, of masterminding the coup from his refuge in Pennsylvania.
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CARACAS — Questions and condemnation of Venezuela's leadership poured in on Tuesday following the suspicious death of an opposition activist who authorities said evaded justice by throwing himself from the 10th floor of a police building.
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A Pennsylvania man who threatened to "put a bullet" in President Trump's head and then evaded the police for three months by surviving in the wilderness was arrested on Friday in Ohio, the authorities said.
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In this episode, The Impact looks back on President Ford's clemency plan through the lives of two men: one who fought in Vietnam and served on the Clemency Board, and one who evaded the draft.
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They did not account for pharmacies that were already ordering inappropriately large quantities of opioids, and many of the tracking systems could be evaded by dividing orders into smaller quantities, or switching to new dosages.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Brazil's agriculture ministry has opened its own corruption probe into police allegations that BRF SA, the world's largest chicken exporter, evaded food safety standards, a ministry official said on Wednesday.
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The State Department official also evaded questions about whether Pompeo sought the early departure from Kiev of the acting U.S. ambassador, William Taylor, whose testimony was a key factor in the House Democrats' impeachment case.
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After all, one of the main facets of Bundy's trial was that to many, he defied the traditional serial-killer stereotype — one of the key reasons he stayed evaded capture for as long as he did.
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Deutsche Bank, which did not comment on Monday's court proceedings, has said it had stopped trading carbon dioxide rights in 2010, suspended those alleged to have evaded tax, repaid what was owed and cooperated with investigations.
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Yepez, the gang's leader, has evaded capture, though authorities said Wednesday they captured seven people linked to him, including his sister-in-law, believed to be his finance chief, and her husband, a federal police officer.
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ATHENS, Greece – Greek anti-terrorism police in Athens have arrested an extreme far-right lawmaker on treason-linked charges, more than two days after he evaded arrest by speeding past a series of police highway checkpoints.
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On Monday, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif asked parliament to form a commission to investigate allegations stemming from the Panama Papers leak but opposition lawmakers walked out, saying he had evaded questions about his family's affairs.
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Boris Johnson repeatedly evaded answering leadership debate questions Tuesday on whether he'd keep the British ambassador to the U.S. in office if he becomes prime minister this month, following the leak of cables criticizing President Trump.
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Officially stateless, the STS-50 evaded authorities by flying eight different flags at different times, including those of Sierra Leone, Togo, Cambodia, South Korea, Japan, Micronesia and Namibia, the ministry said in a statement on Sunday.
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Beyond tax avoidance schemes, questionable labor practices abroad, its problematic business in China, the iCloud downpour that led to the Fappening, and, most recently, the great FaceTime bug of 2019, Apple has generally evaded negative press.
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A sneaky, rather vicious otter has evaded capture for 10 days, after killing at least 10 prized koi fish at the serene Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver, B.C., according to CBC News.
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A confidential United Nations report, seen by Reuters on Monday, found North Korea evaded U.N. sanctions by "deliberately using indirect channels" to export banned commodities and had generated $270 million between October 2016 and May 2017.
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It came in the 57th minute, when Ruidiaz lofted a pass to Leerdam on the right side of the penalty area and Leerdam evaded a lunging Nicolas Benezet and smashed the ball toward the far post.
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Mr. Ghani's government, failing to persuade the Taliban to come to the table this winter, is hoping that a quick deal with Mr. Hekmatyar, which evaded the previous administration, would bring it much-needed good news.
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Authorities at the time believed that Johnnie Allbritton was shot to death by a burglar in his home, but his wife mysteriously evaded a polygraph test, reporting getting shot in the chest just before the appointment.
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On that first play of overtime, Carson Palmer evaded the Green Bay blitz long enough to complete a 75-yard catch-and-run to Larry Fitzgerald, which set up a game-winning touchdown two plays later.
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The prosecution said chief suspect Owni Mutee and his 28 other accomplices had evaded paying 539 million dinars ($760 million) by bribing officials to dodge customs and taxes from a counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco production business.
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The duo evaded the police and the F.B.I., who were especially frustrated because they repeatedly found shell casings at the shooting scenes but had no way to trace them to the weapons that had been used.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Milan tax police have told Amazon they believes the world's largest online retailer has evaded around 130 million euros ($142 million) of taxes in Italy, a source close to the matter said on Friday.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 18 (Reuters) - A former Deutsche Bank employee alleged to have evaded tax when buying and selling carbon emission certificates told a Frankfurt court on Thursday that he was the innocent victim of criminal traders.
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The "Chrisley Knows Best" couple reached a settlement with the Georgia Department of Revenue last week stemming from allegations they evaded nearly $2 million in state taxes between 2008 and 2016 ... and it's mostly good news.
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Whitaker's appointment has also been challenged by Democratic lawmakers and conservative legal scholars, including George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, who argue that Trump illegally evaded the normal DOJ line of succession.
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On Houston's next drive, Watson evaded a sack by wriggling away from one defender and bouncing off another before rolling out to find Taiwan Jones for a 34-yard reception to set up first-and-goal.
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The Giants trailed by 4 points late in the third quarter when Beckham caught a routine, short slant pass, evaded four Cowboys defenders and dashed virtually untouched into the end zone for a 61-yard touchdown.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian police on Tuesday said they had asked Macau authorities to detain Malaysian financier Low Taek Jho, who they believe evaded arrest in Hong Kong and escaped via ferry to the nearby island.
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But as the Intercept reports, ICE has evaded sanctuary rules by using NYPD fingerprint records to send letters to immigrants arrested — usually for low-level misdemeanor offenses — asking them to come into the agency's Manhattan offices.
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Police had been looking for the Syrian suspect since he evaded them during a raid on Saturday on an apartment in the eastern German city of Chemnitz, where they found 1.5 kg of highly-charged explosives.
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"For nearly 23 years, Roslyn Pilmar and Evan Wald evaded justice for their gruesome crime and thought they would get away with it," the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said in a statement. Mrs.
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Spencer, who has denied the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission's claims that she refused or evaded a drug test, will also learn sometime over the next week whether her request to have the provisional ban lifted is granted.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Salah Abdeslam, a prime suspect in November's Islamist attacks in Paris, probably evaded a police raid in Brussels on Tuesday, Belgian public broadcaster RTBF said on Friday after investigators found his fingerprints at the scene.
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The State Administration of Taxation (SAT) said companies and individuals in the industry who voluntarily "rectify their behavior" and pay back taxes evaded prior to December 31 will be exempt from administrative punishment and fines, Xinhua said.
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And Rodgers, despite his humbling start, evaded the pass rush with little sidesteps, gaining just enough time to throw two touchdown passes and set up four other scores while completing 18 of 36 passes for 210 yards.
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Univar USA Inc evaded $36 million in antidumping duties on 36 shipments of Chinese saccharin, the department alleged, adding that the settlement would resolve a lawsuit that had been filed in the U.S. Court of International Trade.
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Deutsche Bank employees alleged to have evaded tax when buying and selling carbon emission certificates had concerns over whether their trading activity was legal but carried on anyway to maximize profits, a Frankfurt court heard on Monday.
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On one occasion, investigators mounted a raid that found no one -- and had to play down media reports that Abdeslam had evaded capture by concealing himself in a piece of furniture that was being moved into storage.
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Others go into hiding: the arrest in Molenbeek on March 18th of Salah Abdeslam, the Belgian-born prime suspect in the attacks on Paris last November, demonstrated the frightening ease with which security services could be evaded.
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A law student that wanted to get into politics before metamorphosing into a criminal celebrity, his story unfolded in real-time, with America's eyes on him as he evaded capture and terrorized young women across the country.
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Cifuentes took the stand against his former boss on Thursday, sharing details on Guzman's trafficking operations and how the head of the Sinaloa cartel evaded authorities in a series of remote mountain hideaways in his home state.
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Instead, important decisions about Britain's future were evaded or postponed, kicked down the road for a post-referendum future that for Mr. Cameron and his Sancho Panza, the former chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, never arrived.
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It was a remarkably smooth putsch against a man who had seen off rebellions and attempted coups, survived U.S. sanctions and evaded arrest by the International Criminal Court on charges of genocide and war crimes in Darfur.
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In December it was revealed that Mr. Abdeslam may have evaded the Belgian police two days after the attacks because of an arcane law that prevented law enforcement officers from raiding a private home after 9 p.m.
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The news of the subpoenas came the same day that McGahn evaded public testimony before the committee on instructions from Trump, who cited a Department of Justice legal opinion that McGahn is immune from compelled congressional testimony.
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Armed with those regulations, wildlife advocates on Tuesday entered India's Supreme Court in hopes of saving a female tiger known as T-13, who has evaded capture four times and is believed to have killed 13 people.
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Bettencourt had kept $98 million in secret Swiss bank accounts, evaded taxes, given envelopes of cash to cabinet ministers and made illegal campaign contributions to Nicolas Sarkozy shortly before his election to the French presidency in 2007.
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The notorious kingpin, Rafael Caro Quintero, who rose to prominence as a marijuana and cocaine trafficker in the 1980s, has evaded the authorities since he was released on a legal technicality from a Mexican prison in 2013.
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Though non-mainstream news outlets identified Buck's pattern over two years ago and have continued to follow up with in-depth reporting, he's evaded serious scrutiny until now, allegedly by leveraging his influence to target marginalized people.
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By conveying the earnest hopes and embarrassment-driven fears of each character so realistically, Freaks and Geeks evaded the flat high school tropes that played out so predictably in other TV shows and films of its time.
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On one second-quarter drive, Jones evaded Shaq Barrett for an 217-yard scramble on third-and-252 and pulled out of Barrett's grasp, rolled left and hit Saquon Barkley for 19 yards on third-and-4.
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Bell, who murdered Marine Larry Dickens in August 1978 after the latter man intervened when Bell exposed himself to a group of girls, reportedly evaded capture for years until he was arrested at a yacht club in 1992.
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For now, Mr Khan, who has seldom attended parliamentary sessions and who has described the assembly as "the most boring place on earth", must find a sense of dedication, detail and compromise that has evaded him till now.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia, acting on a request from Interpol, has seized a fishing boat carrying 600 illegal gillnets that can stretch up to 20163 km (18 miles) after it evaded capture in several countries, the Fisheries Ministry said.
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Abdeslam evaded police in two countries for four months before his capture, and the attackers in Brussels may have rushed their plot because they felt authorities closing in On Thursday, Abdeslam was also summoned to court in Brussels.
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Under this plan, if a migrant evaded the new system and traveled through Mexico into the United States, Mexico's government would in future allow the person to be returned to Mexico, Fox News said, citing an unnamed official.
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Their patrols have helped reduce the numbers of migrants stopped in the interior from 123 people from May 212 to July 21 last year to 20.8981 in the same period this year, showing less evaded the joint net.
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It also means that it's harder for the vast majority of the population to accumulate wealth, because the taxes that are evaded at the top have to be compensated for through higher taxes for the rest of us.
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Salah Abdeslam, a suspect in the attacks in Paris in November whose arrest seems to have triggered the Brussels bombings, evaded police for four months before he was arrested in Molenbeek, the Brussels suburb where he grew up.
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Held facing trial in France, he will be transferred to Belgium to first stand trial there, with an alleged accomplice, for attempted murder as Abdeslam evaded capture during a shootout with Brussels police three days before his arrest.
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Hastert never faced sexual abuse charges because the statute of limitation had expired, but he pleaded guilty in October 2015 to structuring bank transactions in a way that evaded requirements that he report where the money was going.
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Forced arbitration clauses often prohibit class-action lawsuits, but as the astonishing amount of arbitration demands against Uber illustrates, disgruntled drivers found a way to organize in a powerful way that evaded the limitations of this employment clause.
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ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan claimed 800 targeted undocumented immigrants evaded ICE officers because of Schaaf's warning, which prompted a San Francisco ICE spokesperson to resign because he found the number misleading and reportedly asked for a correction.
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In personnel as well as policy, the rule is live by the sword, die by the sword: The all-powerful Don McGahn was sacked by Trump for disloyalty when he evaded the president's apparent bidding to obstruct justice.
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By not speaking publicly, he insulated his office from credible accusations of leaks and evaded Mr. Trump's attacks on the inquiry, burnishing Mr. Mueller's image as an apolitical arbiter supervising the most politically consequential investigation in a generation.
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And although Ms. Symonds has thus far evaded runway shows and Vogue spreads, she is said to be an enthusiastic clothing renter, a strategy that allows her to occasionally wear designer clothes while keeping her green credentials intact.
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Prince Edmond de Polignac had unrealised musical ambitions, and had spent many years, at the insistence of his family, touring Europe in a genial, halfhearted, theoretical search for a wife; somehow, he—more than she—always evaded capture.
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Ruslan Shamsuarov, the son of a senior Lukoil executive, evaded police for five hours on May 22 along with several friends in his $175,000 Mercedes jeep, part of what the group said was high spirited post-nightclub entertainment.
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DNA collected from these ancestry kits and uploaded to a genealogy database helped authorities find the "Golden State Killer," who had evaded capture for decades after committing dozens of rapes and murdering 12 people in the 70s and 80s.
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She says she is running on "economic populism," but has been criticized as cozy with Wall Street and Silicon Valley donors, and on Monday, she evaded a question on CNN about whether the existence of billionaires was morally defensible.
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But to-date, there are no precise numbers of how many were killed abroad and how many may have evaded into other countries to continue their cause — leaving the whereabouts of many unknown, with the potential of rebounding stateside.
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These are two candidates whose spectacular failures and stark shortcomings are only overshadowed by the fact they have consistently evaded significant personal consequences while growing ever richer through calculated connections and deft manipulation of legal, political and financial systems.
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" Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, meanwhile, evaded the question of whether or not Trump accepted Putin's denial of Russian interference in the 2016 election, instead insisting to ABC News' This Week that Trump is "focused on strategically negotiating with Putin.
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A judge here in Xingtai, a city in Hebei Province about 220 miles south of Beijing, sentenced Mr. Liu to death after detailing a broad conspiracy to manufacture and smuggle fentanyl that evaded China's strict controls on pharmaceutical production.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China Zhongwang Holdings said on Sunday it was seeking legal advice after the company and its controlling shareholder, Liu Zhongtian, were indicted on charges they evaded $1.8 billion of tariffs by smuggling aluminum into the United States.
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In the interview, which was published Tuesday, Sanders evaded the question of how he would break up big banks within the first year of his administration and prosecute fraudulent bankers, something he has repeatedly promised to do as president.
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" Asked by lawmakers last month whether he had heard from any of the investigators, Mr. Barr evaded the question and said that the article was "sourced through associates of some of the people who worked on the Mueller report.
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When a reporter asked Mr. Biden this month in Los Angeles whether he would support allowing undocumented immigrants access to Medicare and Medicaid, the former vice president evaded the question — he spoke generally about immigration — and a follow-up.
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Jim Cramer noted on CNBC that Musk has evaded questions about whether missed guidance on shipments of Model X SUV crossovers and Model S sedans is a sign that demand for the expensive electric vehicles has reached a plateau.
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A spokesman said the 35-year-old had been left "angry and shaken" after the burglars apparently evaded both the 24-hour security teams that patrol the street known as "Billionaire Row" and Ecclestone&aposs own internal security officers.
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Prosecutors charge that Manafort and Gates knowingly evaded foreign lobbying disclosure laws by doing work for a Brussels-based nonprofit called the European Centre for a Modern Ukraine, which falsely claimed to have no ties to Ukrainian government officials.
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Memo From Britain LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May, who has for many weeks evaded debate over how Britain will exit from the European Union with the phrase "Brexit means Brexit," promises more clarity in a speech later this month.
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The family also says that the local host evaded negative reviews by changing the name of the listing, and no background check of the security guard was conducted even though he had access to all the rooms on site.
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Chahed, a member of Nidaa Younes and ally of President Beji Caid Essebsi, has promised a cabinet capable of delivering economic reforms that have evaded past prime ministers, but opponents say he may not have the political capital to deliver.
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The Epstein case is also a reminder of how rich and politically connected men seem to have evaded scrutiny and justice when faced with allegations of sexual misconduct -- until now, a societal shift the President has seemed slow to embrace.
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Trump views a summit as a legacy-defining opportunity to make the nuclear deal that has evaded others, but he pledged to walk away from the meeting if he believed the North wasn&apost serious about discussing dismantling its nuclear program.
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Cameron's father, Ian, and members of his Conservative Party were among the tens of thousands of rich and famous people named in a leak of documents from Panama-based Mossack Fonseca which showed how clients had evaded tax and laundered money.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank employees alleged to have evaded tax when buying and selling carbon emission certificates had concerns over whether their trading activity was legal but carried on anyway to maximize profits, a Frankfurt court heard on Monday.
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The day after his arrest in Northern California, new details are emerging about Cummins, 163, and how he evaded law enforcement during a nationwide manhunt that lasted more than five weeks after allegedly kidnapping Thomas, his 15-year-old student.
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US authorities temporarily shut one of the world's busiest border crossings, after hundreds of migrants from Central America evaded a phalanx of Mexican police, crossed a small river, and marched down a side street in front of a pedestrian crossing.
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"Any solution must be bold," the media giant argues, claiming that Google has previously evaded similar attempts at regulation by continuing to abuse its market position "under the guise of a different name," despite initially seeming to change its behavior.
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Yesterday, the United Kingdom's Sunday Times reported that law enforcement officials in the UK have investigated more than 30 cases where children evaded age requirements on dating apps and were later raped, according to public records obtained by the outlet.
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When pressed to respond to questions about Trump's extensive lies, utter lack of transparency and fractal conflicts of interest, Pence simply evaded and dodged until moderator Elaine Quijano was forced to move on, causing the Republican to visibly exhale in relief.
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Jones had on June 20 found that the units evaded a state law meant to protect small businesses from unexpected workers' compensation costs, through the sale of a nontraditional policy whose terms and rates had not been reviewed by state officials.
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Of the two, Morgan Stanley came out of the crisis the more tarnished, less for what it did than for what it was: less profitable; less connected, through its former employees, to political power; and less respected for having evaded disaster.
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Among those occupying the federal property are the sons of Cliven Bundy, a rancher who had already evaded two decades of court decrees over illegal cattle grazing when armed supporters faced off with federal officials near his Nevada ranch in 2014.
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"Sinclair has long evaded the FCC rules it's now trying to completely erase with the help of the Trump FCC under Chairman Pai," Craig Aaron, President and CEO of DC-based public interest group Free Press, said in a statement.
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The indictment alleges Mike evaded his 2011 income taxes and made multiple cash deposits on the same day in amounts less than $10,000 into different bank accounts that he controlled in an effort to allegedly evade the banks' reporting requirements.
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The spat broke out when it emerged that in the final draft to be sent to parliament the 100,000 euros referred to each of a series of taxes evaded, including in hidden, overseas accounts, rather than to the overall total.
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The results of this adoration is evident in the countless fan-forum posts, the forever sold-out tour dates and—in cases that evaded even some of music's biggest stars—lyrics tagged on various bridges and concrete slabs across North America.
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This leaves a couple of big, obvious questions that neither Trump Jr. nor Trump Sr. has seen fit to answer in their various softball media appearances and that Kellyanne Conway and Sarah Huckabee Sanders have evaded in their hardball ones.
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It has evaded some of the strictures suffered by other forums because it is neither a news site nor a means of exchanging salacious videos (a new preoccupation for regulators, who recently called for 24-hour monitoring of live-streaming sites).
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Gavin Brown's enterprise has evaded blue-chip status partly by deliberately favoring the margins (of SoHo, then Chelsea and most recently Greenwich Village) and partly by watching its biggest discoveries (Chris Ofili, Peter Doig, Piotr Uklanski) go off to larger operations.
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Canada's steps follow U.S. actions from last week when the United States Commerce Department had slapped steep import duties on steel products from Vietnam that originated in China after a final finding they evaded U.S. anti-dumping and anti-subsidy orders.
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He slammed NAFTA and U.S. trade policy, but evaded Holt's question on the specifics of his plan to rebuild, other than to return to his promise to enact punishing tariffs for American companies eyeing a foreign move out of the country.
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On one occasion early on in Molenbeek, investigators mounted a raid that found no one — and had to play down media reports that Abdeslam had evaded capture by concealing himself in a piece of furniture that was being moved into storage.
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Pressure on Russia International calls are growing louder for a political solution to end the war -- something that has evaded the Security Council for years, with Russia using its veto power as one of five permanent members to block resolutions.
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The dispute has evaded mediation attempts by Kuwait and Washington, which has strong alliances with both sides and fears the split among Sunni Muslim U.S. allies could benefit Iran in a decades-old tussle for influence in the Middle East.
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For years, the Supreme Court has evaded setting a standard for what constitutes partisan gerrymandering, the practice of mapping out congressional districts in odd shapes to manipulate their political composition and ultimately give one party a leg up during voting.
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Michigan State 68, Duke 67 WASHINGTON — Cassius Winston held the ball and ran with it as time expired, looking more like an elusive Michigan State running back than a point guard as he evaded all last-second attempts to foul him.
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Although the extent of the damage is still being assessed, building by building and road by road, the city on Saturday had already begun to return to normal as shopkeepers and families cleaned up the mess, grateful to have evaded catastrophe.
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"How can it be that those who have evaded accountability and checks and balances for almost a decade, are now responsible for performing oversight and holding the executive to account?" the DA's chief whip John Steenhuisen said in a statement.
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But Jonathan Chait's New York magazine article said that The Times's investigation proved that Mr. Trump is a "crook," and said that he had evaded prosecution because of insufficient scrutiny and because the alleged financial crimes took place too long ago.
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The investigation found that Cambridge had nimbly evaded what few restrictions Facebook imposed by contracting with an academic researcher working at Cambridge University, who used an app to harvest the data, almost all of it without the users' explicit consent.
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DNA tests, camera traps, numerous spottings and pugmarks — tiger footprints — have pinned at least 13 human killings on a single, 5-year-old tigress that seems to have developed a taste for human flesh and has evaded capture several times.
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"The 12th Man" depicts a Norwegian hero's resistance to Nazism during World War II, centering on the true story of Jan Baalsrud (Thomas Gullestad), a rebel fighter who evaded capture for over two months during the German occupation of Norway.
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He has terminated a decades-long practice of publicly posting his appointments calendar and that of all the top agency aides, and he has evaded oversight questions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill, according to the Democratic senators who posed the questions.
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A senior member of the secularist Nidaa Tounes and ally of President Beji Caid Essebsi, Chahed promised a cabinet capable of delivering economic reforms that evaded past prime ministers, but critics say he may not have the political capital to succeed.
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The strike on the refinery caused no casualties but disrupted global oil markets and called into question the Saudi military's ability to protect some of its most valuable infrastructure, as some of the missiles evaded radar detection before hitting the refinery.
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They started with unified finger snaps and then burst into dance: They ran, leapt, kicked, charged, evaded and overtook one another, evoking not only masculine aggression but also the architecture of New York City, its alleys, underpasses, scaffolding, empty lots.
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The group of 48 lawmakers, split evenly by party, are calling for their immigration-border security outline to be included in a budget deal that has evaded congressional leadership for months because of the impasse on immigration and other issues.
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The Jamaican Anti-Doping Commission(JADCO) claimed the 28-year-old, part of the team that came third at the 2011 World Championships in Daegu, had failed or evaded to submit a sample requested by a collection officer in April 2016.
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In order for a New York state tax charge to carry mandatory prison time, however, the defendant must have evaded at least $1 million of state tax liability in a period of not more than one year, according to Alonso.
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In an animated exchange on ABC with host George Stephanopoulos, Jordan — one of the president's most vocal supporters — evaded answering "yes" or "no" to the question of whether Trump's request for foreign powers to investigate a political rival was appropriate.
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Together with her husband, Stepanov, a former employee of Russia's national antidoping agency, Stepanova spoke out about how Russian athletes had systematically doped and evaded drug testing, as she herself did until she was punished for a violation in early 2013.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States said on Saturday it overwhelmed and evaded Syrian air defenses overnight to strike every target at the heart of Syria's chemical weapons program, in a multi-pronged attack from the air and sea alongside British and French allies.
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A Chinese scientist who created what he said were the world's first "gene-edited" babies evaded oversight and broke ethical boundaries in a quest for fame and fortune, state media said on Monday, as his former university said he had been fired.
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I was interested in the idea of a film made to represent a community that evaded the tropes of training people to take up their own cameras or running POV interviews where the filmmaker's vision is fulfilled by editing choices of subjects interviewed.
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The scene Hordes of reporters mobbed the front entrance of the GOP headquarters and gathered across the street from an alleyway behind the building, but Trump's motorcade evaded the glare of the cameras and led the presumptive GOP nominee to the back entrance.
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Progressives have evaded the Constitution's checks and balances on the federal government by unceasingly expanding its regulatory reach, transferring the actual authority to make the rules from Congress to unelected bureaucrats, and then demanding that judges defer to the results virtually without question.
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I've been a massive fan of early Australian punk for a long time, and 1979 was maybe the pinnacle for Aussie releases, so how this track had evaded being included on a bloodstains/KBD/Back to Front/Murder Punk comp is baffling.
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Screenshot: redditWith three-quarters of a million subscribers, r/The_Donald has been a gleefully pro-fascist eyesore on the larger Reddit community, which, for reasons no one seemed able to justify, had evaded any sort of meaningful enforcement of site-wide policies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department wants to go after money launderers, tax evaders and terrorists by cracking open the shell companies they use to hide cash flows, but critics say a new agency effort to identify them could be easily evaded.
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He evaded answering a question about whether Bill Clinton's indiscretions were a legitimate topic and a (rather odd) follow-up question about whether Hillary Clinton was "an enabler of sexual misconduct", by talking about American's Judeo-Christian roots and railing against secular progressives.
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The longtime Law & Order: SVU actor (real name Tracy Lauren Marrow) was arrested in New York early Wednesday morning by Port Authority police after he allegedly evaded a toll while approaching George Washington Bridge on the New Jersey side, according to TMZ.
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Little else is known about Albakr, who evaded police in Chemnitz on Saturday and traveled to Leipzig, where he met up with a group of Syrians he contacted via an online network before they tied him up at their flat and alerted police.
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But this exchange stood apart from the rest because, in the process, she highlighted that women of her generation (all three are in their late 40s) hold a level of responsibility for the years Kelly evaded any serious questioning into his actions.
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"What was revealed through this investigation was a man who had spent decades preying on women that he drugged and sexually assaulted, and a man who evaded this moment right here far too long," Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele told reporters.
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In a confessional moment, I might have admitted that I wasn't a particularly good "intubator"; the few times I had tried, the textbook vision of the vocal cords, glistening tantalizingly beyond the epiglottis, like some V-shaped promised land, had somehow evaded me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The British Museum in London, which for decades evaded the Greek government's requests to repatriate the Parthenon Marbles to Athens, is now facing pressure from one of the world's most powerful leaders, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Douri, a wiry man with a ginger moustache, evaded capture during the 2003-11 U.S. occupation and Iraqi and U.S. officials accused him of organizing an insurgency by minority Sunnis against U.S. troops and the new Shi'ite led authorities in 2005-7.
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Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the director of the drug-testing laboratory at the 2014 Sochi Games, said that with the help of Russia's intelligence service, Russia's WADA-accredited lab had substituted steroid-laced urine samples and had evaded the detection of antidoping authorities.
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The summer prior, when I was 11, I attended Washington Park Summer Camp, a Shangri-La where we swam outdoors in a pool complete with a water slide, under the supervision of teenage counselors who were cool and lax and easily evaded.
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"We do not intend to allow our sanctions to be evaded by Europe or anybody else," John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, said in a speech Tuesday at a forum sponsored by a group intensely critical of the Iran nuclear accord.
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The raids on Tuesday, in which about 100 investigators targeted BMW offices in Munich and an engine factory in Austria, suggested that all of Germany's top domestic automakers may have evaded emissions rules, although perhaps not to the same degree as Volkswagen.
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The reports, by two cybersecurity firms hired to trace Russian influence, said the companies "evaded" and "misrepresented" the extent of the Russian activity, and when they did hand over data, they often did so in formats that made them difficult to analyze.
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In one instance, a customer who now lives in Manhattan, identified only as "Client-1," had evaded income taxes for years with the assistance of Mr. Owens and Mr. Brauer, using accounts o n the Isle of Man and in Hong Kong.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump and his allies repeatedly take aim at the Justice Department investigation into his campaign's possible links to Russia's election meddling, Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general overseeing the inquiry, has mostly evaded the attacks through inventive maneuvers.
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After the international court issued the warrant in 2006, Mr. Ntaganda evaded justice for seven years, going from one armed group to another and even serving as a general in the Congolese Army, said Ida Sawyer, deputy Africa director at Human Rights Watch.
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The fallout from Chu's essay demonstrates how our ability as trans people to speak to and about our own bodies and experiences involves navigating prejudices and preexisting cultural ideas; when you think you've evaded one, another one sneaks up in its place.
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It garnered more than 22019,9683 listens, and was shared across four different playlists, and ultimately evaded detection until researchers from the Institute of Strategic Dialogue (ISD) found it by using simple Arabic searches for the names of terrorist ideologues, groups, and texts.
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Buttigieg did not simply defend his record from attacks by Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar, he responded in an authentic tone that has evaded his past debate performances and has been the missing ingredient in a campaign that sorely needed a breakout moment.
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Even in Britain, which has so far evaded the heatwave and where music lovers heading to the Glastonbury festival in wellington boots in anticipation of the traditional downpours and muddy fields, meteorologists were predicting a blast of hotter weather at the weekend.
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He had "deliberately evaded oversight" with the intent of creating a gene-edited baby "for the purpose of reproduction," according to the initial findings of an investigating team set up by the Health Commission of China in southern Guangdong province, Xinhua news agency reported.
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Working in recent years as the lead prosecutor for cases related to the Russian-occupied region of Crimea, Mamedov has largely evaded public attention for his role in the scandal, despite public scrutiny of meetings between Giuliani and other Ukrainian officials, including Lutsenko and Shokin.
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SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) - A Chinese scientist who created what he said were the world's first "gene-edited" babies evaded oversight and broke ethical boundaries in a quest for fame and fortune, state media said on Monday, as his former university said he had been fired.
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He had "deliberately evaded oversight" with the intent of creating a gene-edited baby "for the purpose of reproduction", according to the initial findings of an investigating team set up by the Health Commission of China in southern Guangdong province, Xinhua news agency reported.
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