However, four flagrant foul "points" in the postseason (two points for a flagrant-2, one point for a flagrant-1) result in a suspension.
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A flagrant-22 foul is less severe than a flagrant-216, which results in an automatic ejection.
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Under league rules, any player who accumulates four flagrant foul points over the course of the playoffs will be automatically suspended for one game, and every additional flagrant foul will result in either a one-game suspension (for a Flagrant Foul 1) or a two-game suspension (for a Flagrant Foul 2).
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Under league rules, any player who accumulates four flagrant foul points over the course of the playoffs will be automatically suspended for one game, and every additional flagrant foul will result in either a one-game suspension for a flagrant foul 1 or a two-game suspension (for a flagrant foul 2).
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But Green, whose flagrant-1 foul on Adams in Game 3 was upgraded to a flagrant 2 by the league on Monday, will begin the night only a point — or one flagrant 1 — away from an automatic one-game suspension.
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The teams combined for 50 fouls, including two flagrant fouls by Cherry, ejected after committing a flagrant 2 foul with 11:23 remaining.
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Cleveland's Jones got a one-game suspension for his hit on Biyombo, but Green's flagrant-26 foul was upgraded to flagrant-93, meaning he is now a flagrant-29 call away from an automatic one-game suspension for the balance of the playoffs.
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Scott Foster told me they were looking at it to either determine if it was Flagrant 1 or Flagrant 2, I was in shock.
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The refs issued a Flagrant 1, and Jeff Van Gundy came in with the hottest of takes, saying that there was no flagrant warranted.
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Usher was ejected after lead official Darron George viewed a replay of his flagrant-1 foul on the Rainbow Warriors' Dawson Carper and upgraded it to a flagrant-1.
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As one senator said, Facebook has allowed "flagrant displays of bulls---" on its platform — how can we trust that it will not allow "flagrant displays of bulls---" in its financial transactions?
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The Vandy junior was whistled for a flagrant 1 foul.
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He committed his first flagrant foul in the first half.
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There's some flagrant Built to Spill ripoffs on that record.
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This is a flagrant violation of a Security Council Resolution.
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The call was a Flagrant 493 foul, indicating excessive contact.
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The Australians' actions amounted to nothing less than flagrant cheating.
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So, as President Trump's lies become more flagrant, they shrug.
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But why choose such a flagrant example of Chinese misbehavior?
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"It's flagrant political suppression by the government," Mr. Law said.
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They were defined by, and proud of, their flagrant weakness.
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This movie is just a little more flagrant about it.
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Leading 49-45, Butler's Christian David was called for flagrant one.
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Green is one flagrant foul away from a one-game suspension.
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North Korea has been a flagrant menace for far too long.
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The flagrant racism in the age of Trump isn't really different.
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During the 2016, the mainstream media was flagrant in its bias.
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Liberals insisted he was operating with flagrant disregard for the law.
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Four flagrant foul "points" in the postseason results in a suspension.
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I have no words for flagrant anti-Semitism on display here.
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However, I find his flagrant misrepresentation of his work experience problematic.
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The agency has acted only in instances seen as particularly flagrant.
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Subtle and flagrant allusions to non-Dead songs pepper their shows.
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"It was a flagrant violation of our sovereignty," Lopez Obrador said.
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" Barbash wants STX to resolve "the flagrant violation of her rights.
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Smith was assessed a flagrant foul and both received technical fouls.
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Mr. Weinstein may be our most flagrant monster at the moment.
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Noll was assessed a flagrant 1 foul but Wheeler never returned.
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I was also envious of Olantis's flagrant disregard of social norms.
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Morris, by the way, was assessed a flagrant two and ejected.
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State TV described the attack as a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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One of the most flagrant techniques is tinkering with voter ID laws.
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And it appears Kavanaugh's flagrant disregard for such appearances is the point.
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Donald Trump waged a bitter campaign defined by flagrant appeals to bigotry.
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Ryan was ejected for a flagrant 2 foul with 5:20 left.
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The Kremlin called the arrest of the Russian national a "flagrant incident".
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On Tuesday, the N.B.A. ruled it a Flagrant 1 foul on Varejao.
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" Flake, on the Senate floor, lamented "flagrant disregard for truth and decency.
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Most of the discussion has been about Trump's flagrant disregard for norms.
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I like the idea of fucking flagrant self-promotion and self-hatred.
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I almost respect Fellowes' flagrant disinterest in making this an actual movie.
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For this flagrant violation of basic fundamentals, the Mets paid no price.
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There were three flagrant-one and two technical fouls in the game.
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Thomas removed his headband and smiled — and Schroder received a flagrant-one.
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" Interrogators' access to medical records was a "flagrant violation of medical ethics.
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The 85033-0 vote called settlements a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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"I have no intention of allowing this flagrant waste of money," Rep.
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Misinformation and conspiracy theories are a flagrant, long-term problem on YouTube.
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American leaders should be extremely wary of the risks of flagrant nuclear brinksmanship.
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" It says the ones that exist represent a "flagrant violation under international law.
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Washington and Montez Mathis were both assessed flagrant 2 technical fouls and ejected.
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More important, is the systematic and flagrant violations of human rights in Iran.
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The flagrant kitsch of the work also sits uneasily with the show's conceit.
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Arpaio's actions and Trump's pardon are flagrant attacks on citizens' rights and protections.
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The NBA reviews all flagrant fouls and will decide what action to take.
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The Security Council called those moves "violations and flagrant disregard" of previous resolutions.
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Whitehead claims posting the pics is a flagrant violation of copyright laws ... i.e.
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The flagrant deceit of the so-called "Lisa affair" shocked the German public.
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Clearly, this was a flagrant and unashamed violation of international standards and law.
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Sullinger was called for a flagrant foul on Schroder later in the period.
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That would be a flagrant violation of the rule of law, of course.
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It is the sort of flagrant acting-out one expects in repressed families.
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What he's accused of is unbelievably dangerous and a flagrant misuse of power.
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The longer Schiff spoke, the more flagrant the rule violations on the floor.
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First, "serious or flagrant problems" in intelligence programs and activities involving classified information.
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The officials reviewed the play and the foul was called a flagrant 1.
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It was a flagrant, even though I wasn't trying to intentionally foul him.
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Now the signs of cattle were everywhere, in flagrant violation of the law.
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Each subsequent flagrant point will earn the player an additional one-game suspension.
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For some, the most flagrant symbol of defiance came from showing one's face.
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Dudley and Butler were ejected, and Embiid was called for a flagrant foul.
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Platt was called for a flagrant foul ... and Fitchburg ended up losing the game.
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" Palestinian Islamist group Hamas accused Trump of a "flagrant aggression against the Palestinian people.
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It should be mentioned that the footwear displayed in this video is absolutely flagrant.
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Matthews wasn't pleased with the number of technical and flagrant fouls on the night.
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" The White House: "North Korea has been a flagrant menace for far too long.
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Jordan was called for a flagrant foul on Lance Stephenson with 3:24 left.
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His insecurities are on parade: petty bullying, attacks on women, cheap racism, flagrant narcissism.
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He said any nuclear test would be a "flagrant violation" of Security Council resolutions.
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Pistons forward Blake Griffin was ejected for a flagrant foul with 7:06 remaining.
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Peter Maurer, the organization's president, called the attack a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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Clinton for president, called Mr. Trump's remarks a flagrant violation of American democratic traditions.
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"Is it not a rather flagrant (and naive) admission of a bias?" he said.
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The betrayal of his first wife with his flagrant public affair with Marla Maples.
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I was in my late teens, desperately trying to cover up my flagrant homosexuality.
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Tristan Thompson of the Cavaliers was called for a flagrant foul on Shaun Livingston.
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The Normal Party: Donald Trump is a chaos candidate, a flagrant breaker of taboos.
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His flagrant and frequent flip-flops and cavalier choice of words are highly disturbing.
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Those strikes were swiftly condemned by Moscow as a flagrant violation of international law.
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Milwaukee led 13-90 when Matthew Dellavedova drew a flagrant-2 and was ejected.
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The failure to provide real credit card security is a flagrant abuse of power.
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Their bias is so flagrant they don&apost even pretend to hide it anymore.
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Embiid was called for a flagrant foul, his third point of this year's playoffs.
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On the other, so much flagrant consumption amounted to a kind of cheap caricature.
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But officials have learned to expect such flagrant interventions in UK politics from the President.
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It often feels like we crave this kind of flagrant disregard for a person, though.
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Because of the flagrant-foul call, they had the ball again in a tie game.
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Although the elbow appeared inadvertent, DeRozan was issued a flagrant-1 foul after the play.
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Indeed, Facebook's history of privacy scandals makes the current revelations feel all the more flagrant.
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Koch Industries, she reports, has been perhaps the most flagrant and willful polluter and scofflaw.
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British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt called the offensive a "flagrant violation of the ceasefire agreement".
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Joe Arpaio's actions and Donald Trump's pardon are flagrant attacks on citizens' rights and protections.
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The bombing attacks on hospitals and children are "flagrant violations of international law," he added.
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However, Yemeni Information Minister Muammar al-Iryani told Reuters the pullout was "a flagrant show".
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Pyongyang's nuclear and missile program was a flagrant violation of United Nations resolutions, said Putin.
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"The cumulative points system is designed to deter flagrant fouls in our game" said VanDeWeghe.
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Donald Trump, from shady business deals to flagrant misogyny, and all their attempts to stop
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The tariff increases can be modest or more punitive depending upon how flagrant the violation.
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After shirt tugs and two-handed shoves, the flagrant gesture was finally called a foul.
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The sixth man had 13 points when he was tossed for a flagrant 2 foul.
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Officials reviewed the play, but ruled it a common foul rather than a flagrant foul.
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Doing so is a flagrant violation of the employer's duty to bargain in good faith.
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Then, early in the fourth quarter, Schroder was called for a flagrant foul on Thomas.
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Previously, these types of fouls were subject to being called flagrant but were not automatic.
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Every representative should condemn this flagrant abuse of power or stop pretending devotion to duty.
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"The tripartite aggression is a flagrant violation of international law," state news agency SANA said.
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"This is a very flagrant error of the campaign, and I own it," she said.
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The foreign ministry described May's measures as a flagrant provocation and promised a speedy response.
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TMZ has learned this flagrant spitter was fired from his delivery gig in recent days.
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Such flagrant disregard of religious liberty as guaranteed by the Constitution cannot be blindly ignored.
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Smith also shoved Al Horford and picked up a flagrant foul followed by a technical.
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"This was a clear and flagrant abuse of the directory!" one of the recipients wrote.
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Payton was charged with a flagrant 2 and was ejected along with Crowder and Morris.
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Is there no way to at least block them from such a flagrant banner position?
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"This was a clear and flagrant abuse of the directory!" wrote one of the recipients.
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The parties committed flagrant violations of the cease-fires to which they were ostensibly bound.
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The sheer number of flagrant social media posts has also led to uncomfortable internal conversations.
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"In my sector it's flagrant," said Abdenour Hadjici, a sales manager for a plaster company.
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Rice's manic personality could be off-putting, and just as flagrant as the video showed.
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Qatar's UN Ambassador Alya Al Thani described the incidents as a "flagrant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the State of Qatar, as well as a flagrant violation of the provisions of international law, conventions, charters and international norms," according to the statement.
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The football boot scene is a mess of colour, flamboyance, flagrant peacocking, and speed-enhancing engineering.
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After replay review, Tristan Thompson received a Flagrant 2 foul and ejection with 2.6 seconds left.
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This specific sin, recorded in Northam's own mind and copped to only when forced, is flagrant.
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Sadly, alcohol isn't the only way Jax's flagrant disregard for Brittany's family's values rears its head.
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Discrimination is particularly flagrant in Silicon Valley, where women hold just 5 percent of leadership positions.
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The trick is saying enough, but not too much, since flagrant campaigning can mean disciplinary action.
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And if anyone personified flagrant sexual indulgence in the '90s it was her client Charlie Sheen.
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Of course, it wouldn't be a White House tweet if it didn't include a flagrant misspelling.
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And then there's the Daily Mail, which exists in its own category of flagrant tabloid sensationalism.
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But Hubbard's alleged crime is just the most flagrant example of how Alabama lawmakers abuse Medicaid.
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Unless the meal takes place in a fraternity house, the flagrant burp is considered bad manners.
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Fox will not allow this flagrant injustice, riddled with errors and gratuitous character attacks, to stand.
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Here's an answer: Twitter is for people who love watching flagrant, petty, hilarious celebrity beef unfold.
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Wheeler's comments, however, are in line with the Trump administration's flagrant ambitions to boost fossil fuels.
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Her flagrant statements ultimately shed a light on a larger issue that many writers face: censorship.
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Randle was handed a flagrant 1 foul on the play and Morris made the free throw.
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When discussing corruption in the Trump era, it's easy to focus on the most flagrant examples.
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A flagrant one--one whose views are indistinguishable at the level of principle from Richard Spencer's.
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A pardon for his conduct demonstrates flagrant disregard for the rule of law in this country.
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Breezily flagrant about the romance, Willkie once conducted a press conference in her Greenwich Village apartment.
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" She added, "The violations discovered by this investigation can only be described as willful and flagrant.
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Alibegovic was hit with a Flagrant 1 technical for his two-handed foul across Peak's shoulders.
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Those who do manage to run afoul of this law are usually the most flagrant offenders.
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It is Russia that is in flagrant breach of international law and the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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In a rare lapse, Winston missed both free throws after the flagrant-1 foul on Reid.
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The University of Oklahoma's president, David L. Boren, has been a flagrant violator of that precept.
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But a critical sequence for the Celtics followed when Westbrook was whistled for a flagrant foul.
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But her real fear, as it well should be, is being perceived as a flagrant racist.
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It is in flagrant contradiction with the official reports published by the department he now leads.
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I really love flagrant stupidity—people who make mistakes in public that are huge and long.
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Many have a defiant swagger and flagrant disregard for the existing systems that govern their country.
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How on earth did he expect to get away with such a flagrant and easily proved mistruth?
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Griffin was called for a technical from the bench after Drummond's foul was ruled a Flagrant Two.
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Yes, the anonymous letter Snooki and Jenni "Jwoww" Farley wrote Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola about Magro's flagrant cheating.
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"The trawlers were caught in the flagrant offence of fishing without authorisation in Senegalese waters," Mara said.
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Despite those efforts, instances of flagrant racism continue to flare up on Airbnb and make international headlines.
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Just look to Donald Trump; he resists irresistible truth with the flagrant abandon of a bratty teenager.
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"The activities of beoutQ are a clear and flagrant breach of our intellectual property rights," they said.
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For more than eight years now, Putin's Russia has been in flagrant violation of the INF Treaty.
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Philadelphia missed a great opportunity with 32.5 seconds left when Jimmy Butler drew a flagrant-one foul.
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The second quarter included a flagrant-foul charge against Green for leveling LeBron James on a fastbreak.
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The Philippines had apologized on Tuesday for what Kuwait viewed as a "flagrant" violation of its sovereignty.
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Trump's authoritarian attempt to build his destructive border wall is a flagrant abuse of that constitutional structure.
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In the normal world, such a flagrant disregard for national security would probably lead to an indictment.
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Putting politics firstThere is another key reason Pompeo needs to go: his flagrant politicizing of the office.
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" He lashed out at the president's "flagrant disregard for truth and decency" and uttered the syllables "enough.
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So the question ... multiple passengers tell us drug use was out in the open ... flagrant and notorious.
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"When there's a plaque for many of these, typically it's revisionism, or even more flagrant," said Hanks.
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The personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency.
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Whalen was called for a common foul, but it was reviewed and upgraded to a flagrant-1.
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Pistons forward Marcus Morris was ejected with 7:23 for a flagrant 283 foul against Davis Bertans.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) said last month the investigation revealed "flagrant manipulation" of the lab data.
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"Misuse of the peremptory challenge to exclude black jurors has become both common and flagrant," he said.
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Flagrant abuse of Cites risks undermining the treaty's integrity and compromising its ability to regulate sustainable trade.
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No, it was a flagrant assault on our electoral rights, our national security, and our fundamental values.
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The flagrant foul call fired up many fans and commentators, who almost unanimously felt it was incorrect.
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The regulator described it as a "flagrant violation of extant laws," guiding forex repatriation in the country.
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A player will be punished with an automatic one-game suspension after reaching four flagrant-foul points.
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The Cavs' forward, who had just two points and five rebounds in defeat, was called for a foul, a flagrant 2 foul that the NBA also downgraded to a flagrant 1 on Friday, while contesting the shot and then began jawing with Green afterward with 2.6 seconds remaining.
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Referees ruled that Harrar was fouled on the shot, but also assessed the sophomore with a flagrant foul.
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Baker hit a jumper, and on the shot, the Spartans' Kyle Ahrens was called for a flagrant foul.
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Last night, Apple revoked Facebook's enterprise developer certificate over an app in flagrant violation of Apple's developer policies.
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I finally didn't check Yes, Somewhat, or No, but wrote in 'I have none, my desires are flagrant.
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That's a flagrant violation of the president's constitutional duty to take care that the laws are faithfully executed.
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"We have been clear that we will not stand for Iran's flagrant disregard for international norms," he said.
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What the story barely touches upon, however, is Conway's well-earned reputation for telling flagrant and outrageous lies.
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As tabled, she believes, the bill is a "flagrant misinterpretation" of the Supreme Court's decision 14 months ago.
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Her document is remarkably assiduous in places, and filled with flagrant, or at least gaping, holes in others.
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Much of the discussion about why referees do not call these flagrant fouls revolves around Lin's Asian background.
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We cannot stand silent when dictators act with such flagrant disregard to fundamental norms of fairness and justice.
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Such flagrant disparities — chief executives are paid tens of millions of dollars for running troubled companies — rile critics.
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He introduces eight entries: TEEN JEOPARDY, JUDO MAT, FLAGRANT FOUL, RUGLIKE, EXPORT TAX, RAP CDS, NUNCHAKUS and JIGGLED.
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Atlanta guard Cam Reddish was ejected in the fourth quarter after getting called for a second flagrant foul.
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Lopez was called for a Flagrant 219 foul against Charlotte's Marvin Williams, and Gibson picked up a technical.
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That was almost immediately followed by a flagrant foul on the other end by Paul Millsap on Sullinger.
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The incident gave Green his fourth flagrant foul point of the playoffs, which carries a one-game suspension.
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The secret could be anything — a plague of worms; corruption; a culture of flagrant harassment, exploitation and abuse.
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It was provable, it was offensive, it was flagrant, and to write around it would have been silly.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said the cheating was most flagrant at the last Winter Games, in 20153 in Sochi, Russia.
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In past administrations, national security advisers have gone out of their way to avoid such flagrant political interventions.
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It was at once austere and flagrant, a rebuttal of cherished notions of what a garden should be.
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"The cumulative points system is designed to deter flagrant fouls in our game," VanDeWeghe said in a statement.
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Bloomberg spokesperson Galia Slayen told The Verge the edits made were so flagrant as to not be deceptive.
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It was, like stop and frisk, a flagrant violation of civil liberties even if it was technically legal.
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Forced to foul, Desi Rodriguez pushed Jaylen Barford, their feet tangled, and it was judged a flagrant foul.
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His flagrant pressure campaign at the Justice Department inspired grim warnings from Democrats and condemnations from all corners.
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The State Department would also have emphasized that assassination was a flagrant casus belli, or provocation for war.
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As yet, no detestable remark, no flagrant display of ignorance, no scummy business deal has dissuaded his followers.
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This loss apparently derived from Trump's flagrant mismanagement of his Atlantic City casinos and other ill-fated enterprises.
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It's one of the more flagrant examples of unhinged tech leadership, but it's far from an isolated incident.
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" Sheehan sent a letter to EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler calling stonewalling of investigations a "serious or flagrant problem.
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" The congressional Democrats decried Trump's actions as a "flagrant disregard for the law," adding that they "cannot stand.
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This flagrant abuse of property rights and the rule of law sent the economy into a deep dive.
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His frequent and flagrant transgressions of truth seemed sort of like a joke you could be in on.
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To judge from social media reaction, they also see a flagrant abuse of power in this sexual encounter.
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Late into overtime, a flagrant 2 disqualifying foul was called on Thompson for contesting a shot by Shaun Livingston.
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Source: Kurtis Productions SEC attorney, Deena Bernstein talks with American Greed about Steven Palladino's flagrant spending of investor funds.
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Auburn's woes included a Flagrant 2 foul that prompted the ejection of Devan Cambridge with 9:59 to play.
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It's not just Facebook and Google's egregious VPN apps or the occasional flagrant TV and movie torrent software, either.
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Russia, for instance, views America's support for civil society and democracy promotion as a flagrant violation of its sovereignty.
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Now that the newness is gone, the flaws in the season two's writing are more flagrant and less forgivable.
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At least Funeral still shows as flagrant a disregard for getting me in my feelings as it ever did.
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After attending an expungement fair last year, Turner said he got his flagrant felony charge dropped to misdemeanor possession.
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According to Ramachandran, such flagrant mismanagement of resources is not only an environmental issue—it's a social issue, too.
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It's not just the steel industry that is fending off a massive Chinese cyber war and flagrant trade violations.
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For example, Iran has been condemned nearly 70 times by various U.N. bodies for its flagrant human rights violations.
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The Raptors maintained possession after the flagrant foul and Lowry made a 3-pointer for an eight-point lead.
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In fact, that track is one of the most flagrant examples of the sexual spectrum that Prince ever traversed.
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Draymond Green picked up a flagrant foul in a tussle with LeBron James during Game 4 on Friday night.
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Senator John Kennedy accused Facebook of promoting "flagrant displays of bullshit" during a Congressional hearing on Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency.
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G J.R. Smith's flagrant-2 foul on Monday might have been based on reputation, coach David Blatt said Wednesday.
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"Looking at that play, I'm not sure if that was someone else that that's a flagrant foul," Blatt said.
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He has four technical fouls in the playoffs, three shy of earning a suspension, along with two flagrant fouls.
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In December 28500, the United Nations General Assembly slammed the flagrant violations of human rights by the Iranian regime.
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It makes sense to slap Pyongyang on the wrist for flagrant violations of nuclear non-proliferation treaties and norms.
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But on the critical matter of Trump's opacity and flagrant corruption, it's really Congress that ought to be acting.
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"I have never seen such open and flagrant defiance of Apple's rules by an App Store developer," Strafach concluded.
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He doesn't bother with Trump's flagrant character deficiencies; he is horrified by the practical effects of the president's ignorance.
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The one that came just days later cinched a romance that righted wrongs flagrant enough to captivate a nation.
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"Arbitrary eviction of a reputable university is a flagrant violation of academic freedom," the university said in a statement.
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Mavs center Andrew Bogut was first called for a flagrant foul for leaning into Harden on a hard screen.
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And it allowed China's ruthless dictatorship to take center stage through flagrant cheating and violations of global trade law.
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Then, both Boston's Jared Sullinger and Millsap picked up flagrant-one fouls 20 seconds apart in the third quarter.
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On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Iran's new missile test a "flagrant violation" of the U.N. resolution.
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Better if The Times helps readers understand this crucial story than let others, with flagrant political motives, do so.
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Such acts, the resolution said, amounted to "a flagrant violation" of the Geneva Convention's protections of civilians in wartime.
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But there has never been a Super Bowl performance this subversive, militant, or flagrant in its assertion of blackness.
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In the artist's work, flagrant playfulness reigns supreme, and the human body points at an unresolved sense of geometry.
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It's a flagrant contradiction according to basic economic theory, but it makes sense when you consider the endowment effect.
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" Susan E. Rice, the national security adviser, said it was "a flagrant violation of multiple United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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TIP-INS Suns C Alex Len received a flagrant 1 for his foul on Jason Smith during the second quarter.
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The refs restored order as Thompson made his way back to the locker room after receiving a flagrant-2 call.
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Allen shoved Budke when he got up and Budke was assessed a Flagrant 2 foul and disqualified from the game.
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U.S. District Judge Laura Taylor Swain agreed, taking particular issue with Costco's flagrant use of the term "Tiffany" in marketing.
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But veterans of past presidential campaigns say the 2020 groundwork is much more flagrant than is traditional or was expected.
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WWE might have been the most flagrant misuser of #TeamUSA recently, according to metrics from social media intelligence firm Brandwatch.
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"Deutsche Bank has been a flagrant offender of our money laundering laws," U.S. Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen told Reuters.
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First, Allen received a flagrant foul on February 8 after falling to the court and tripping Louisville forward Ray Spalding.
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Mr Tshisekedi tried to take a stand against flagrant vote-buying by blocking the new senators from taking their seats.
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CONWAY: Well, it&aposs a little shocking that the bias of this particular writer would be so flagrant and blatant.
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Kanye West, amidst his flagrant outbursts and rants, announced that there'd be an onslaught of new material from G.O.O.D. music.
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Texas, one of the most flagrant examples in recent memory of a naked political dispute masquerading as a legal one.
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The allegations represent a "flagrant betrayal of public trust," according to Eric Gonzalez, the acting district attorney for Kings County.
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Alabama cut the lead to 58-57 when Briscoe was called for a flagrant-1 foul with 7:11 remaining.
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But then Kaleb Wesson was called for a Flagrant 13 foul, and Tanner Borchardt made one of two free throws.
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Japan, the United States and South Korea's military condemned the missile launch as a flagrant violation of United Nations sanctions.
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Anim and Mamukelashvili both were called for their second technical fouls, while Powell received a flagrant foul after the play.
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Olynyk was issued a regular offensive foul and Oubre was assessed a flagrant foul two and was ejected mid-game.
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Among other reasons, it's easy to dismiss the president's mercurial rage and flagrant insults as little more than temper tantrums.
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So there's a fair bit of slack built in before any action may be taken to tackle flagrant nose-thumbers.
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Trump's unprecedented efforts to delegitimize and exploit our monuments represent a flagrant disregard and disdain for our most cherished symbols.
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The Southeastern Conference reviewed the incident and determined Jennings committed a "flagrant personal foul" and suspended him for a half.
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"North Korea's nuclear tests are a flagrant violation of all international conditions," Merkel told the Bundestag lower house of parliament.
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"As the flagrant disregard for our dreams -- our children -- has surfaced, you'd better believe I am now angry," Mehl said.
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But Trump's conduct here is so flagrant, so lawless and so abusive that Pelosi is now changing course on impeachment.
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That stretch included a flagrant foul by Milwaukee's Jason Terry for striking Ron Baker in the neck with his forearm.
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He walked out of the locker room after his teammates had left and would not comment on his flagrant foul.
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Golden State led, 52-35, when James collided with Green near midcourt, resulting in a flagrant-1 foul on Green.
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We won't back down from holding President Trump and his associates accountable for their flagrant violations of New York law.
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And so, even though SEX initially made me uncomfortable with its flagrant absurdity, it challenged me to take my time.
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But there was one lie Friday so flagrant and easy to disprove there's no good reason not to point it out.
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"This is an example of flagrant and audacious fraud, and a shameful misuse of public funds," US Attorney William McSwain said.
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With 52.7 seconds remaining before the break, Allen was assessed a flagrant foul for a hip check on North Carolina's Brooks.
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So if a creator is using Stadia, which Google and YouTube want them to do, what protects them from flagrant abuse?
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"Elsewhere in the world, many things happen, many flagrant violations of human rights, but nobody cares," he said during the session.
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Lyles scored 210 points in the quarter before being ejected for committing a flagrant foul against Frye with 218:211 remaining.
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" Vladimir Safronkov, Russia's deputy ambassador to the UN, defended his country's position on the strike, as a "flagrant violation of peace.
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They see that as a flagrant retreat from the solemn pledge President Trump gave to American people in his inaugural address.
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He alleged that Palombo knew perfectly well at the time that this constituted an "outrageous and flagrant breach" of the rules.
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That's apparently all over, 'cause Jay is now totally on board with flagrant fouling, and he told our camera guy why.
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Volkswagen was the most flagrant cheater, but many other diesel car models used perfectly legal methods to skirt past pollution testing.
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Budenholzer and Westbrook engaged in a brief shouting match afterward, but officials declined to review the play for a flagrant foul.
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Following that he released his biggest single to date, "Flagrant" featuring YMTK, a smooth song that blew up via the internet.
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The officials reviewed the play and assessed a flagrant 2 foul to Cousins, who exited with 18 points and nine rebounds.
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"I never thought that they would call a flagrant foul," Green said of his feelings during the break in the action.
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Senator John Kennedy accused the tech giant of promoting "flagrant displays of bullshit" during a Congressional hearing on Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency.
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But can you imagine if Chelsea Clinton and John Podesta were caught colluding with the Russians in this flagrant a manner?
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The FD initially called her expulsion a "flagrant violation of press freedom", but later called for an explanation from Dutch police.
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"Nowadays, to get a flagrant foul, you got to fall down and grab your head, roll on the ground," Lue said.
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After Doncic missed the second of two free throws with a chance to tie, he was assessed a flagrant-1 foul.
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Trump creates chaos for no reason other than his own flagrant inability to follow rules or respect the interests of others.
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Mr. Hiaasen calls him "a septic inspiration to impressionable mouth-breathers" like Blister, who becomes a flagrant racist and deadly menace.
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Chandler was whistled for a flagrant I foul when he elbowed Ersan Ilyasova in the jaw late in the first quarter.
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Read more: 7 Democratic lawmakers who served in the military and intelligence agencies accuse Trump of 'flagrant disregard for the law'
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And an appeals court threw out Tigano's conviction, calling the seven-year delay a "flagrant" violation of his speedy trial right.
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Macron's flagrant foray into domestic US politics mined outrage among Trump's US opponents at his actions but it was also risky.
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The Trump administration has taken a hard line against North Korea, calling the country a "flagrant menace" after this weekend's test.
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The works of Shahpour Pouyan, and to a lesser extent Shiva Ahmadi, represent an equally political but somewhat less flagrant approach.
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The fight demonstrated perfectly that there is a fine line between using a stiff arm well and committing a flagrant foul.
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"Civilians are caught between warring parties that appear to be operating in flagrant violation of international humanitarian law," Mr. Colville said.
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In the immediate aftermath of Clinton's 2016 candidacy, and her loss to a flagrant misogynist, countless women ran for public office.
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Michelle Goldberg In the frustrated anguish of Puerto Rico, we can see the real-world consequences of Donald Trump's flagrant incompetence.
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SAFRONOVA What I found striking — and this is very true to the books too — is how flagrant the female anger is.
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Most Republicans in Congress couldn't care less about the president's flagrant abuses of power or their oaths to uphold the Constitution.
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China makes no secret of its desire to be the world leader in artificial intelligence, whether by competition or flagrant theft.
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The game grew contentious in the third quarter, when a scuffle resulted in four technical fouls and a flagrant-1 foul.
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For all his flagrant sinfulness, he's assembling a near-theocratic administration, his cabinet full of avowed enemies of church-state separation.
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"We have been clear that we will not stand for Iran's flagrant disregard for international norms," Pompeo said in a statement.
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"When it comes to online security, the United States has flagrant double standards," Mr. Wu said, according to Chinese state media.
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That's a dedicated team that's working on ensuring that we're proactively working on removing the most flagrant violations of our policies.
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I permanently ended the sexual side of our relationship after a particularly flagrant and physically scary interaction, but we remained friends.
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To stem flagrant abuse, the Women's Tennis Association this year reduced the number of permitted bathroom breaks to one from two.
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McCarthy's initial years in the Senate were marked by an impatient and flagrant disregard of the body's rules, customs and procedures.
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Stevenson was assessed a flagrant-1 foul with 19:46 left in the second half when Blake Hinson fell under him.
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It would be easy to lose heart at the rank nationalism and flagrant racism still on display in our own day.
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Critics say those elections were not free and fair, and they accuse his government of corruption and flagrant human rights abuses.
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Even when he was victorious, he claimed, in a flagrant lie, that undocumented immigrants voting illegally cost him the popular vote.
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Hunter Adams's "Dig Two Graves" is that rare chiller conjuring eeriness and dread without defaulting to abundant gore or flagrant nudity.
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The Indigenous Missionary Council said it was a "flagrant" violation of Brazil's Constitution that defends indigenous rights to their ancestral lands.
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If Dellavedova had been hit with a flagrant when Draymond didn't get one, that would not have been a good look.
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The White House, meanwhile, released a statement calling North Korea a "flagrant menace" and called for the implementation of stronger sanctions.
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"This provocative action by Turkey constitutes a flagrant violation of the sovereign rights of the Republic of Cyprus," it said on Saturday.
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In the age of political bribery scandals and flagrant corrupt practices, a leader who sets an example is sorely needed as president.
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Smith received a flagrant-1 for the play and admitted afterward it was justified, but maintained it wasn't meant to hurt Horford.
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He was serving a one-game suspension for too many flagrant fouls in the playoffs last spring when he played with Toronto.
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On Thursday night, Rabit released his "C2C" mix (Composer 2 Communion) is heavy on the hip-hop and flagrant on the edits.
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Yet a lack of awareness does not excuse the harm caused by Bird Box's flagrant carelessness in handling extremely sensitive subject matter.
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But as he guides a reshuffling of DHS, that legacy could soon grow to include even more flagrant racism, violence, and injustice.
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The most flagrant example came early this year, when Trump himself starting openly attacking a federal judge overseeing a Trump University case.
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That's right, the man received an apology letter from his ex, and he took it upon himself to callout her flagrant mistakes.
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The teams combined for eight technical fouls and two Flagrant 113s, and Houston forward Trevor Ariza was ejected in the fourth quarter.
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U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara says Stevie's track record of ignoring his child support responsibilities has been flagrant and disrespectful to the law.
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Granted, plays like the missed goal we saw Sunday night are more common than flagrant offsides, although not by all that much.
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Dudley and Philadelphia's Jimmy Butler were each ejected in the aftermath of a scuffle and Embiid was given a flagrant 1 foul.
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"I learned a lot," said Green, whose flagrant foul on the Cavaliers' LeBron James in Game 4 brought about an automatic suspension.
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"I have rarely seen such a flagrant example of unethical conduct in the U.S. courts," Dontzin wrote, in a post-trial statement.
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Perhaps the most flagrant example came in the spring of 1996, a few months after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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The painful kick left Adams doubled over on the floor and earned the flagrant call after officials looked at the instant replay.
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Luckily, for me and for Freddie, the stupefying naïveté of the '19703s provided cover for even the most flagrant acts of effeminacy.
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"Today's sanctions target the North Korean military and regime officials engaged in flagrant abuses of human rights," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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In view of Iran's flagrant aggression, it seems like some Democrats are beginning to perceive the liability of failing to talk tough.
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I share these concerns, especially with respect to Russia's flagrant violation of the intermediate and short-range missile treaty known as INF.
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It would be a flagrant abuse of power for the Democratic majority to act in so unconstitutional, unwise and shortsighted a manner.
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In an interview with The Hill, Giuliani argued that a wiretap on Cohen would represent a flagrant abuse of attorney-client privilege.
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But Friday will be remembered as the day when media freedoms were even more severely curtailed, in flagrant violation of the Constitution.
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Brutal suppression of dissidents and flagrant violation of human rights is another indication that the regime has a mostly nonexistent popular base.
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" They recalled the flagrant sexism they faced in the press, including the time a Guardian writer called them "a tinful of tarts.
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The justices said partisan gerrymandering, no matter how flagrant, is beyond the reach of the courts, imperiling the fairness of future elections.
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"To this day, the Grand Staircase proclamation remains among the most flagrant abuses of presidential power I have ever seen," he responded.
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It comes as no surprise that the greatest champions of purity and perfection among us are revealed as the most flagrant hypocrites.
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UNHCR expressed concern that the deal lacked legal safeguards, while Amnesty described it as a "flagrant violation of EU and international law".
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The schools, many of which say they are victims, are eager to show they are taking steps to deter flagrant admissions fraud.
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And, in flagrant defiance of the United Nations, Iran is developing and testing intercontinental ballistic missiles that can carry multiple nuclear warheads.
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It is a flagrant violation of his oath of office — one that should be of grave concern to lawmakers of both parties.
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"There is a flagrant discrimination of equality in taxation, to the detriment of other companies that pay taxes in Luxembourg," he said.
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Pachulia was called for a Flagrant-1 foul after a review, and Westbrook later vowed to get Pachulia back for the incident.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court called Jones and Weirich's failure to disclose Hammack's note before trial a ''flagrant violation'' of Noura's constitutional rights.
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" He said Mr. Trump's Ukraine pressure campaign was "a flagrant assault on our electoral rights, our national security and our fundamental values.
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He conceded that making a movie that toys with did-he-or-didn't-he questions could strike some as a little flagrant.
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It was a flagrant attempt to distinguish himself from his more moderate rival (and eventual nominee) John McCain -- the original GOP maverick.
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But there is no underestimating the anger of a broad swathe of Iraqis against such a flagrant violation of the country's sovereignty.
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O'Quinn soon followed, drawing a flagrant-2 for his foul on Davis, who left for the locker room and did not return.
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Schofield was whistled for a Flagrant Foul 1 later in the quarter when he tried to block a Christian Wood dunk attempt.
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"The European Union treats us very, very unfairly," Trump said, in a screed that included another characteristic political device -- a flagrant threat.
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"The 'pervasive,' 'flagrant,' 'widespread,' and 'rampant'" racial voter discrimination that Congress addressed in the Voting Rights Act of 1965 no longer existed.
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And he's such a flagrant, toxic narcissist that he wants to take down the entire democratic system with him if he goes.
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Directed by Horrible Bosses' Seth Gordon, Baywatch isn't the most flagrant offender in our current TV-to-movie scourge, but it's not good.
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Some make the case that Trump uses the social network to incite attacks against individuals, a flagrant violation of the social network's rules.
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He found level ground in his gangster image and wanted to utilize it as flagrant bait with the hook of truth beneath it.
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It's a flagrant violation of painting's essential flatness, a disorienting and funny take on what a straightforward collection of geometric shapes can do.
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Far from learning from this flagrant disparity and closing the gaps on their own information circle, they repeated the same sorry play Tuesday.
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Ahead of the majority's report, Democrats on the committee released their own dissenting report and accused Gowdy and Republicans of flagrant political bias.
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It's a flagrant flex of Facebook's market share muscle and a yet another reminder that the company's data collection ambitions supersede all else.
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Vucevic was called for a flagrant foul in the third quarter for hitting Gortat in the face while trying to block his shot.
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People might care that the president used hush money in such a flagrant way, violating campaign finance norms and perhaps laws as well.
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"Senator Hawley has written a bill to deputize the federal government as the Speech Police in flagrant violation of the First Amendment," Sen.
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Elliott wants Akzo at least to talk to PPG, arguing that its decision not to is a "flagrant breach" of its fiduciary duties.
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Turner "Tfue" Tenney tweeted out a joke in support of Beahm, while Tyler "Ninja" Blevins called it a flagrant violation of Twitch's rules.
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Washington guard Carlos Johnson, who had a career-high 22 points, flung Holder aside and was given a flagrant foul on the play.
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The Huskies maintained their 249-point lead when Hamilton sank two free throws after a flagrant foul was called on Memphis' Trahson Burrell.
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I was in such a state of shock about his flagrant disregard for my privacy that I could hardly register what had happened.
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A foul was called on Hield and the officials reviewed it and hit him with a Flagrant 2, which is an automatic ejection.
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Pyongyang's latest provocation should not be treated as just the latest in a series of flagrant violations of multiple U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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C DeAndre Jordan was ejected for a flagrant 2 foul in the third quarter that sent Phoenix's Marquese Chriss crashing to the ground.
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The White House said any kind of nuclear test is "provocative and a flagrant violation" of U.S. Security Council resolutions, according to Reuters.
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But in the face of massive and flagrant data misuse by platform giants these are ideas that seem to sound increasingly like sense.
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I think it's that we're pointing out gross, flagrant human rights violations being committed by the U.S. government, and they don't like that.
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The Security Council condemned Friday's test, calling it "a clear violation and in flagrant disregard" of previous resolutions and of the Nonproliferation regime.
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"[Vladimir Putin's] brazen attack on our democracy is a flagrant demonstration of his disdain and disrespect for our nation," Senator John McCain said.
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It's obvious that this is a flagrant circumvention of the law, and no member of Congress should support any circumvention of existing law.
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"It would be a flagrant violation," said Alan O. Sykes, a professor of law at Stanford and an expert on international economic relations.
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But the media's singular and relentless focus on the story proves, once again, its level of flagrant bias and seething hatred for Trump.
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John Wall had 21 points before being ejected for a flagrant foul in the final minutes, and Trey Burke added 2126 for Washington.
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But none are as flagrant or as important as his casual relationship with the truth and utter lack of regard for being factual.
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Ye clapped back in rare form this afternoon, roasting Wiz's career, style, and family in a string of flagrant diss tweets this afternoon.
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A lot of the concerns about Trump and corruption have been centered on flagrant violations, like using government resources to promote Trump resorts.
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On Wednesday, the Justice Department put Alabama on notice over the state's "flagrant disregard" for the constitutional rights of inmates in its prisons.
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Roberts sided with the conservative justices that requiring individuals to buy insurance was a flagrant violation of federalism guarantees, a view I shared.
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After a review, Reaves was assessed a flagrant foul, sending Jones to the line for the Longhorns' first free throws of the night.
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Whalen was assessed a flagrant foul — and fined by the league — but the Lynx went on to win the game and the series.
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With his flagrant misogyny and racist appeals to fearful voters, Mr. Trump succeeded in dividing an electorate already primed to turn against itself.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syria demanded on Saturday that Turkish troops who had entered northwestern Syria leave immediately, saying their presence constituted a "flagrant aggression".
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While it was by far the F.T.C.'s largest privacy fine leveled to date, it was a small sum for such flagrant violations.
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"Your contact was unnecessary, flagrant and should have been avoided," Jon Runyan, the N.F.L. vice president for football operations, wrote in the ruling.
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Wisconsin's Brad Davison was whistled for a flagrant-1 foul on a hook trying to avoid a screen that led to Wieskamp's basket.
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The sequence included a flagrant foul called against Wizards forward Davis Bertans, which led to a pair of free throws by Lauri Markkanen.
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The bill is a "flagrant interference in China's internal affairs, and will only make the Chinese people more indignant," the Foreign Ministry said.
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" Reacting to the test, the White House issues a statement saying that North Korea has been "a flagrant menace for far too long.
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Afterward, Lee was frustrated, saying that Lowe had committed a flagrant violation and that he hoped the N.B.A. would look into the matter.
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He resigned because he lost all legitimacy with the Bolivian people after one of the most flagrant electoral fraud in the country's history.
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"Without concrete facts, it is a flagrant attempt to mislead the international community, to which we will have to respond," the minister added.
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" Sykes also called the 10-year sentence reasonable given "the size of Trudeau's fraud and the flagrant and repetitive nature of his contumacious conduct.
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Tempers flared during Thursday's NBA Finals opener as Tristan Thompson was called for a flagrant foul two during overtime against the Golden State Warriors.
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Perhaps, some argue, this is all just a distraction from the real concern, which is the Trump White House's flagrant destruction of crucial norms.
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More flagrant still is the movie's treatment of Frank's first wife, Mary (Jennifer Mudge), whom we barely see before he ditches her for Irene.
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"What's happening today is a flagrant violation of the Venezuelan Constitution," said Diosdado Cabello, a Socialist lawmaker and the former leader of the Assembly.
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The largely unified Republican criticism contrasted with the party's less strident response to Trump's pressure on Ukraine and flagrant misrepresentations about the impeachment question.
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In the second quarter, Westbrook was called for a flagrant foul on Zaza Pachulia after the Detroit center received a pass under the basket.
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While the brand ultimately apologized for the commercial, it's hard to argue any way in which the ad was anything other than flagrant discrimination.
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He also was called for a flagrant foul that helped spur a game-changing 16-0 run by the Rockets in the second quarter.
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Henderson then elbowed George in the neck on a drive to the basket and was given a flagrant foul-2, resulting in his ejection.
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The sparkling falsetto, the biting thwack of drums, the purple splashes of reverb-soaked electric guitar, the flashing shots of synth, the flagrant theatrics.
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When a malicious activity or privacy breach is detected, Dojo notifies its owner through a mobile app, and in flagrant cases automatically stops threats.
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"The two leaders agreed on the need for consequences for those who use these heinous weapons in flagrant violation of international norms," it said.
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Nathan added that Musk has not sent any tweets for pre-approval, showing his flagrant disregard for the agreement and spotlighting the flawed process.
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That rare action involves a section of the Internal Revenue Code that penalizes foundations engaging in willful, repeated or flagrant violations of tax law.
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Russia said it condemned the illegitimate actions of the U.S. and called it a flagrant violation of international law and an act of aggression.
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Not only is this fiscally irresponsible, but it is also a flagrant attack on places and resources valued and beloved by the American people.
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The catch with Kesha's case is that she cannot produce music without Dr. Luke—her flagrant and restrictive contract prohibits her from doing so.
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"This is still unacceptable, because they're letting ZTE off the hook for multiple flagrant violations of U.S. sanctions law," Van Hollen told The Hill.
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" And Syria's Bashar al-Assad, that notable champion of human rights, attacked Washington for its "flagrant violation of all the international norms and laws.
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Despite North Korea's "flagrant violations," the South Korean government and the international community are making every effort to resolve the situation peacefully, he said.
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The most flagrant Instagram bait, a hanging heart-shaped seat with a metal "VNYL" nameplate strung above it, might be spinning through your feed.
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His GOP rivals spent $75 million to assail him on everything from his Mafia connections to shady business deals to flagrant misogyny and racism.
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The body also continues to advocate for curbing corruption by introducing commercial regulations and countering flagrant Russian money laundering by steadying the banking system.
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It's particularly flagrant given that Trump's leadership has undermined the renewable industry and climate at what often seems like every turn of his presidency.
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"Governor Pence's flagrant attempts to mislead voters on his running mate's positions aren't fooling anyone," said Zara Rahim, a spokeswoman for the Clinton campaign.
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"Chief among the forces affecting political folly is lust for power, named by Tacitus as 'the most flagrant of all the passions,'" Tuchman wrote.
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She's concerned about the flagrant breaking of the law and she really just wants someone to help her with her health care costs. Right.
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"These death sentences and executions are a flagrant breach of international law," Maya Foa, director of the international human rights organization Reprieve, said Tuesday.
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But, these are the same people who in the next breath — or next election — could reverse course and vote for a flagrant white supremacist.
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He teases luxury out of the mundane, interpolating carnations as flagrant as a cheerleader's pompoms and puffs of baby's breath customarily disdained as filler.
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Qassem Soleimani an "assassination" and a "flagrant violation" of terms under which U.S. forces operate in the country on Monday, The Associated Press reports.
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Britain denounced the arrest as "a flagrant violation of international law" and summoned the Iranian ambassador to London on Monday to convey its objections.
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And it's quite easy, in this context, to see why the party's little emperors might not appreciate having attention called to their flagrant nudity.
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Impeachment Briefing Over 750 historians — including Robert Caro and Ken Burns — signed onto a statement condemning President Trump's 'numerous and flagrant abuses of power.
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A 3-pointer from the corner by Kispert and two free throws by Drew Timme after a flagrant foul capped the 16-point run.
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UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called Macaire's arrest a "flagrant violation of international law" -- a sentiment echoed by the German and French foreign ministries.
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But all of that is inconsequential compared with the flagrant assault on the rule of law represented by the firing of the F.B.I. director.
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Why the U.S. Department of Transportation approved Norwegian's application has mystified aviation stakeholders given that it is a flagrant violation of existing trade agreements.
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Malick's pursuit of the beautiful was already devout in "Days of Heaven," in 1978, and in recent decades it has grown more flagrant still.
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu called the attacks by Syrian forces a flagrant violation of a September ceasefire that had averted a government offensive.
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The attack represents a flagrant challenge to America's core values — that people of every race or religion are endowed with the same inalienable rights.
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The officials called an immediate foul, and after reviewing the play, ruled a Flagrant-73 foul, which awarded Arkansas two foul shots and possession.
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Democrats have spent the last three months trying to rein in what they see as President Donald Trump's flagrant and latest abuse of power.
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He claims she is unfit as a mother to have possession of their child, and as proof, he says she is a flagrant adulteress.
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His administration is more ham-handed and flagrant about it, but the antipathy it expresses toward federal regulation falls firmly within the GOP mainstream.
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WARNING ON FOULS The N.B.A. has informed teams that jumping on a player's back to commit an intentional foul could be ruled a flagrant violation.
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If the young leader goes ahead, an ICBM test would be a flagrant violation of numerous United Nations resolutions and beg a response from Trump.
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Though he was never convicted of a crime, Wallace made his name in Alabama politics for his flagrant refusal to end segregation in the state.
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Both sides "appear to be operating in flagrant violation of international humanitarian law" as they attack civilian areas and use civilians as pawns, he said.
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However, it's not just her unapologetic sex-positivity and flagrant attitude-packed realness that has us hailing Peaches a feminist icon (amongst many other things).
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That's followed by an even worse ending featuring the most flagrant deus ex machina imaginable: the literal hand of God descending to save the day.
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Many millions of Americans regard Neil Gorsuch in particular as illegitimate, his position on the court secured through a flagrant abuse of the Constitution's spirit.
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Smith, who had arrived at the arena less than an hour before tipoff, was called for a flagrant-2 foul, resulting in an immediate ejection.
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While banned material frequently slips through the cracks on large sites that allow users to upload content, the deepfake violations on Pornhub are especially flagrant.
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Instead, the Oklahoma City Thunder superstar watched in the locker room after being ejected for a "flagrant 2" foul with less than a minute left.
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Jason Kenney, the recently elected Conservative premier of Alberta, called the decision a "flagrant violation" of provincial rights and vowed to challenge it in court.
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In accordance with NBA rules, Green will serve a one-game suspension without pay for accruing his fourth Flagrant Foul point of the 2016 postseason.
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" This means that Israel's decision to build a plaza for prayer at the Western Wall – Judaism's holiest site – constitutes a "flagrant violation of international law.
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"The evidence points towards its having been a flagrant and dishonest act which has caused the claimant some considerable distress," said Middleton's lawyer, Adam Wolanski.
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The Syrian military called the action a "flagrant aggression" that affirmed the United States' "real stance in support of terrorism," according to Syrian Armed Forces.
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Ms Rousseff's allies have also vowed to seek judicial redress against Mr Moro, who unsealed the wiretaps in "flagrant violation of the law and constitution".
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But "DPRK bank representatives operate in Russia in flagrant disregard of the very resolutions adopted by Russia at the UN," he said in prepared remarks.
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It called the recording's release a "flagrant violation of the law and constitution" and promised to seek judicial redress against Mr Moro, who authorised it.
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" Critical response "If you can stomach its ugly nudity, flagrant violence, foul language and blatant sleaze, you're in for one tense, gut-twisting thriller ride.
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He has endured a lot flagrant moments: lewd comments on "Access Hollywood", criticism of Gold Star parents, ridicule of a prisoner of war in Sen.
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Wall received a flagrant-218 foul with 28:258 remaining for an aggressive foul on Smart, leading to his second ejection in as many games.
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The blocking or deleting of accounts on Twitter is a pointless exercise if Twitter won't police itself for flagrant violations of its terms of service.
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For Mr. Cohn, who died of AIDS in 1986, weeks after being disbarred for flagrant ethical violations, Mr. Trump was something of a final project.
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Markkanen made both free throws to increase the lead to three, after which the Bulls retained possession of the ball because of the flagrant foul.
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Readers were urged not to tempt God by sporting with "the most awful danger and calamity" — the flagrant vice of bringing a book to bed.
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Fidelity was a tightly held American value, yet the pair persisted in flagrant defiance and, in Mr. Wright's estimation, helped to spark the sexual revolution.
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Who would plaster this flagrant symbol of white conservatism on the antique home of a black abolitionist who knew what it meant to be hunted?
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Piecing this together, her parents are determined that Alan, who is already engaged to the wealthy Beatrice (Emma Geer), make amends for his flagrant indiscretion.
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Despite his opposition to cutting off oil exports, Mr. Putin said North Korea's nuclear and missile tests were a flagrant violation of United Nations resolutions.
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During the ceremony, Offred's gaze switches between Fred, who stares right back with flagrant lust, and a grimacing Serena Joy, who keeps her head turned.
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Judge Michal Laskowski ruled that a lower court's verdict was not a "flagrant violation of the law," as the request for an appeal had claimed.
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Trump has created quite the furor in Pakistan where some of his more flagrant remarks about immigrants and Muslims in particular have caused an outrage.
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Florida State's 7-foot-1 center Balsa Koprivica was whistled for a flagrant-228 foul and ejected after taking down the 227-foot-210 Clark.
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It is ironic that the most flagrant methane cloud observable comes from the four corners area of the United States, precisely where the Hopi live.
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President Trump dared say the emperor had no clothes, pointing out China's naked theft of military and trade secrets and flagrant violation of accepted norms.
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Raskin panned what he called a "flagrant, last-minute breach of the agreement" to avoid committee subpoenas in exchange for making officials available to testify.
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And over the years, as he has garnered control, the most recessive traits of his filmmaking style have begun to combine in more flagrant disorder.
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Liberals frequently wonder how evangelicals and other conservative Christians can possibly justify supporting President Donald Trump, given his flagrant personal immorality and dangerously unfit temperament.
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It is certain that the President would see any decision by Mnuchin to get involved and comply with Neal's request as a flagrant personal betrayal.
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Rondo thrust his right knee into Schroder's groin area early in the fourth quarter of the contest and was called for a flagrant 2 foul.
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But perhaps, in the current arena of painting, the very act of still life painting can be transgressive, a flagrant rejection of other popular tropes.
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Mr Blumenthal said that anyone who has seen Schoolhouse Rock, the video civics primers for children, would recognise the "flagrant constitutional violation" in Mr Whitaker's appointment.
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Goodwin picked up two quick fouls in the first four minutes of the second half, including a flagrant foul, and had to go to the bench.
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But when it comes to Trump's most flagrant break with Republican orthodoxy — his belief that the government should guarantee health care — his voters just aren't there.
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" Last December, the UN Security Council issued its strongest condemnation to date, saying settlements have "no legal validity" and "constitute a flagrant violation of international law.
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Cousins pleaded with the refs that it was inadvertent, but after a replay review, Cousins was given a flagrant-224 foul and sent to the showers.
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Instead, in a stunning ruling, a federal judge ordered all charges dropped against Bundy, his brother, and his father, citing "flagrant prosecutorial misconduct" by government prosecutors.
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With 40.2 seconds left in the first half, Powell and Manhattan's Rich Williams were both ejected after receiving flagrant-2 fouls following an on-court skirmish.
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With 33 seconds remaining, Young fouled Simpson on a layup attempt, but Simpson was assessed a Flagrant 1 foul for grabbing Young's jersey on the play.
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So, if a President committed a flagrant and serious crime, such as murder in plain view, I'd expect rapid impeachment followed by indictment, immediately upon removal.
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For Trump to do either of those things, Warner said, would be an abuse of power, and a flagrant violation of executive branch responsibilities and authorities.
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"We demand the immediate release of the Russian and that those responsible for this flagrant incident be brought to account," the embassy was quoted as saying.
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"Any kind of nuclear test, like the one that North Korea conducted ... is provocative and a flagrant violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions," said Earnest.
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During Trump's campaign in 2016 and in the early months of his presidency, some Republican leaders offered token criticism when he veered into flagrant racial rhetoric.
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It is also alarming to know a guy can't show off his collection of photos with children and cute animals without being bombarded by flagrant politicking!
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The flagrant disrespect is what makes beefs such fun spectator events, especially since we're well past the era when feuds could very likely lead to bloodshed.
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"I don't want to preempt what our response will be ... but the government intends to act on what is a flagrant mistreatment of customers," he said.
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Serrano said he has "no intention of allowing this flagrant waste of money," urging Trump to give up his fight to add a question about citizenship.
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Take the recent case of former Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, found in criminal contempt for "flagrant disregard" of a court order against racial profiling.
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"We were playing physical," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra told reporters after his team was whistled for 21 personal fouls, three technicals and the flagrant on Sunday.
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Under President George W. Bush in the early 2000s, I helped expose and crack down on the flagrant abuse of government credit cards by DoD employees.
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On Monday night, James and Irving combined for 82 points as the Cavaliers capitalized on Green's suspension for collecting too many flagrant fouls in the postseason.
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Flagrant liars can be kicked off the net, but it will be much harder to restrain more subtle but equally unscrupulous political movements and commercial advertisers.
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I find this argument compelling, but Bacon's yearning toward sensational 'wounding' seems most concisely explained (if one wishes a convincing explanation) by Bacon's flagrant masochistic ferocity.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry responded later in the day, saying May's statement was a flagrant provocation and that the British government had chosen confrontation with Russia.
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Hank Johnson declared his support of impeachment in a statement on September 24, citing "President Trump's repeated obstruction and flagrant disregard of his oath of office."
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The whistleblower believed Trump's actions constituted a "flagrant" abuse of power and that he was using his office to solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election.
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Failure to stem Asad's flagrant abuses will only bolster the ideological appeal of groups such as Da'esh, even as they endure tactical setbacks on the battlefield.
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She was a serious offender according to the suit, the type of flagrant music pirate who had downloaded in excess of 713 songs through streaming services.
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"We tend to focus on the sexualization of women in games because it is so flagrant and obviously portrayed in the advertising of games," says Lynch.
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But the unveiling could prove awkward, with some arguing the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee is showing flagrant disregard for the Constitution and the separation of powers.
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With his constant, flagrant and unapologetic lying, he has shredded the standards of intellectual virtue — the normal respect for facts and truth that makes conversation possible.
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The Puerto Rico Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) is the most flagrant example of Federal government overreach in the history of the United States.
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Last week cable news networks were alight with images of Florida beaches packed with spring breakers, partying in flagrant disrespect to the Covid-19 heath guidance.
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Mr. Lee's proposed deal also sent the not-so-resolute message: We'll ignore your flagrant overreach this time if you promise to behave in the future.
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As a bandleader, Melford finds a happy balance between assiduous precision and flagrant risk, and her quintet Snowy Egret's recent album was a highlight of 2018.
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Whatever the actual sentence, the persecution of Ms. Sotoudeh and other Iranian human rights lawyers represents a flagrant violation of a defendant's fundamental right to counsel.
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Lakers Coach Luke Walton said his players were playing with extra aggravation after Ennis clotheslined Hart on a flagrant foul four and a half minutes earlier.
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Washington was leading, 295-21, when Scott was called for a flagrant foul after using his elbow to knock Lowry down early in the fourth quarter.
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But now, e-scooter giant Lime is cracking down on riders' potential flagrant disregard for staying off the sidewalks while renting its battery-powered two-wheelers.
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As he long had done as a private citizen, he called out China for its flagrant cheating and deceit on trade, currency and other economic issues.
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Knicks forward Bobby Portis was ejected early in the second quarter on a flagrant 2 foul after swatting Caldwell-Pope in the head on a layup.
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Speaking in the Russian city of Vladivostok, Putin condemned North Korea's ongoing nuclear and missile program, describing the tests as a flagrant violation of UN rules.
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An urgent concern is considered to be "a serious or flagrant problem, abuse, violation of the law of Executive order, or deficiency," according to the statute.
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But in the case of Congress, the sexual harassment scandal is also intertwined within a narrative of abuse of power and a flagrant disregard for taxpayers.
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Jim Crow laws (in flagrant violation of the post-Civil War constitutional guarantees) denied African-Americans the 14th Amendment's promise of ''equal protection of the laws.
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Spicy Chickenjoy is even better, both marinade and breading infiltrated with some form of chile — flagrant but not searing, just enough to jack up the pulse.
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The flagrant bribery and conspiracy of those indicted in the admissions scandal is a personal insult to families with students who seek admittance through sheer grit.
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In 2009, he had turned down a role in Tropic Thunder because the character was gay, expressing reservations about playing such a "flagrant" expression of queerness.
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Allegations expose 'flagrant corruption' The cases revolve around bribes allegedly paid by Leonard Glenn Francis, known as "Fat Leonard," who ran Singapore-based Glenn Defense Marine Asia.
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Or will it just keep detaining families for more than 20 days and dare someone to take them to court for a flagrant violation of the law?
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But after Mississippi State didn't score on the next trip down the court, the officials reviewed the play and ultimately called a flagrant foul on Mississippi State.
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Male animals typically attract female mates through flagrant visual displays that signal they're the best reproductive choice, but males can also be discerning about their partner's appearance.
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The nickname is derived not from its Star Wars-like plot, clearly, but its flagrant use of ripped footage from A New Hope for its space segments.
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They say that it often forces them to file complaints over and over again and that the site does not ban flagrant repeat offenders from its marketplace.
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They accused Gowdy and the committee of flagrant political bias while arguing the investigation wasted taxpayer money to try to damage Clinton ahead of the November election.
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Russia is in flagrant breach of international law and the Chemical Weapons Convention and actions by countries around the world have demonstrated the depth of international concern.
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Equal justice under the law, and everything that we hold sacred as a country is now under flagrant assault by an overreaching, highly unethical group of investigators.
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In the many 007 film clips sprinkled around the show, I noticed that Bond's trials and tribulations shuffle between a stylized, modernist naturalism and wild, flagrant artifice.
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A flagrant foul was called on the Longhorns freshman center James Banks for throwing a punch during a scramble, and he was ejected with 853:285 left.
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Teague was ejected after committing a flagrant-two foul on Ricky Rubio with 5:20 left, slamming the door on any further comeback attempts by the Timberwolves.
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After a long video review, the referees deemed Green guilty of a Flagrant-1 foul, giving Harden two free throws after Green got two of his own.
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The Hettie has cost roughly one-sixth as much, and Aquazzura had said the defendants' "flagrant copying" would confuse and siphon away the Florence-based company's customers.
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They are also facing an Oklahoma City front line that athletically overmatches Andrew Bogut and in Game 3 had Green sputtering and in a (flagrant) foul mood.
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The latest charged matchup included 52 personal fouls, eight technical fouls and Washington's Kelly Oubre Jr. getting ejected in the first half for a Flagrant 2 foul.
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The president's divisive tweets, bullying and flagrant lies have pushed away moderate voting blocs who will play an important role in swing states in the 2020 election.
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As Big Tech's censorship of conservatives becomes ever more flagrant and overt, the old arguments about protecting the sanctity of the modern public square are now invalid.
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"Nothing can justify the usage of anti-Jewish caricatures, and silence shouldn't be maintained in the face of this flagrant expression of anti-Semitism," the embassy said.
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Oil worker strikes have flared up and interrupted production this year, fueled by what ONEP described in a statement this month as "flagrant violations of human dignity".
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Legislators, perhaps assuming they had friends in high judicial places, had taken bold, even flagrant steps to suppress the black vote and restrict women's access to abortion.
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While Republicans are blowing the use of her personal email server way out of proportion, it does point to a flagrant disregard for playing by the rules.
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It is easy to say that Saucier's violation is more flagrant or more obvious, since no one argues about the critical nature of the information he harbored.
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"We urge the international community to confront the flagrant disregard for life, liberty and democracy shown by the authorities in #Kurdistan Region," Gorran said in a tweet.
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Flagrant incompetence may be bad PR, but it still sounds better than 'we can't be bothered with the effort and cost of hosting 50 million old MP3s.
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From the vantage point of my friendship group, it seems the No side's flagrant disregard for facts and underhand tactics are kicking otherwise apathetic people into action.
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Ireland has legalized divorce, homosexual acts and abortion, and it is scarred by church-sponsored oppression and some of the most flagrant cases of priestly sex abuse.
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In the video, Kuei depicts several instances, in which Lin was the recipient of hard contact around his head and wonders why no flagrant fouls were called.
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The new K-Cup, composed of polypropylene, gives Keurig an answer to critics who say the company has shown a flagrant disregard for the planet's well-being.
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Juska, the author of several other novels, including "The Blessings" (2014), neatly lays the groundwork for a character who would be liable to miss flagrant warning signs.
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Lakers center Brook Lopez was then called for a flagrant-463 foul on Dillon Brooks, who made both free throws to get the Grizzlies within 103-100.
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"Congress should stop this assault on the American people's health and pocketbooks by curbing the company's flagrant drug-price gouging and tax dodging," the group said. Rep.
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"It's a flagrant and shameful attempt to refuse to take on our obligations by putting barriers that make it impossible for people to apply here," Musalo said.
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Eastern Michigan cornerback Kevin McGill was ejected less than two minutes into the third quarter for flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct after appearing to spit at a Pittsburgh player.
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As a flagrant picker, I've found that they speed healing time, flatten out blemishes to make it easier to apply makeup, and generally discourage more facial gouging.
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It's in flagrant defiance of the social expectation that Thai food here ought to be cheaper than other cuisines, yet that hardly seems to ward off customers.
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"The Restaurant Opportunities Center survey -- paid for by unions and special interests opposed to Andy Puzder's nomination -- is a flagrant example of 'fake news,' " said spokeswoman Liz Johnson.
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"In the past, we have had other cases where people have made maybe two incorrect reports and commissioners found flagrant violations of the law," Shoda told the paper.
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At the time, though, with the odor of such flagrant corruption still lingering (Enron, WorldCom, et al.), it felt like the right tone for the voice of Trump.
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Her participation in the meeting with the leader of one of America's most important trading and investment partners constituted a flagrant conflict of interest for the President-elect.
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Cookies hosts Ben Detrick and Jordan Redaelli discuss Golden State's recent struggles, flagrant tank jobs, paying NCAA players, and the entertainment value of potential Western Conference eight-seeds.
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Think of this reactionary backlash as a vintage fad in American politics: certain voters longing for the days of crew cuts, flagrant racial oppression and unimpeded sexual harassment.
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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry condemned Brazil's opening of the Jerusalem office, calling it "a flagrant violation of international legitimacy (and) direct aggression against our people and their rights".
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After two weeks of increasingly flagrant public speculation about the Nicki Minaj-Remy Ma beef, Nicki finally responded with not one, but two tracks aimed at her adversary.
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The NGO claims that at least four of these individuals were under 18 at the time of their crime, making their executions a "flagrant breach of international law".
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After a review for a potential flagrant foul, Harmon dribbled down the clock before draining a long 26-pointer at the buzzer to extend Oklahoma's lead to seven.
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He called the 2023th Circuit "outrageous" and the decision of Judge William Orrick as a case of flagrant "judge shopping" in the circuit that has repeatedly obstructed him.
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Davis went crashing into the first row of the baseline stands after he was contacted from behind by O'Quinn, who was assessed a flagrant-2 foul and ejected.
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"The establishment of such a mechanism is a flagrant interference in the internal affairs of a U.N. member state," Syrian U.N. Ambassador Bashar Jaafari said before the vote.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Monday that U.S. coalition air strikes which hit Syrian army positions near Deir al-Zor on Saturday were a "flagrant aggression".
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Nebraska's hopes were doomed when Isaiah Roby was ejected for a flagrant 543 foul after the Cornhuskers had come up with a defensive stop trailing just 57-49.
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The more flagrant anomaly, though, in both of those measures, is the relative performance of Objective-C and Swift, the two languages used to write native iOS apps.
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The NBA announced yesterday that he was being assessed with his fourth flagrant foul after he hit LeBron with his patented move, the nutshot, thus triggering a suspension.
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"The cumulative points system is designed to deter flagrant fouls in our game," Kiki Vandeweghe, the N.B.A.'s executive vice president for basketball operations, said in a statement.
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Each day, thousands of people are incarcerated in states, counties and municipalities without ever speaking to an attorney and in flagrant violation of their constitutional right to counsel.
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So it is no surprise that he has leapt into action to proclaim that Florida's latest vote controversy is a flagrant example of Democratic larceny at the polls.
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"Today's sanctions target the North Korean military and regime officials engaged in flagrant abuses of human rights," Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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But because President Trump has dared to challenge Beijing's flagrant cheating and thievery, exposing our "free trade" arrangements as corrupt, he is the intellectual villain in the piece.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said that U.S. coalition air strikes which hit Syrian army positions near Deir al-Zor on Saturday were a "flagrant aggression".
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Likewise, the Trump administration's belief that employment is the answer to reducing the number of Medicaid beneficiaries shows a flagrant disregard for the realities of the labor market.
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Hough took mom and older sisters Marabeth, Katherine, and Sharee to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico where they engaged in flagrant hat-wearing and basically were constantly falling over.
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A rich celebrity with no political experience and a flagrant disregard for the niceties of political behavior has become the presumptive nominee of a major American political party.
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His three years of flagrant and unremitting lying have made him the last person who should be the source of life and death information for 330 million Americans.
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And since all young people lived at home with their parents, there was no opportunity to go out and have flagrant sex and experiment on the kitchen floor.
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Previously, federal prosecutors were instructed to only pursue cases that involved flagrant violations of state law, such as marijuana being shipped across state lines or sold to children.
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However, the educator is now accused of serial flagrant plagiarism — including ripping off his doctoral thesis on educational policy, and publishing another professor's entire book under his name.
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Philadelphia reserve Mike Scott, who played five seasons for the Hawks, was ejected with 1:36 left the second quarter for a flagrant-2 foul on Damian Jones.
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"Urgent concern" is generally defined as a "serious or flagrant problem, abuse, violation of law or Executive order, or deficiency" relating to intelligence activities and involving classified information.
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And for all the flagrant fantasy of its premise — an international pop star falling for a lowly pleb — there is something sweet and genuine about the couple's connection.
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China's United Nations ambassador, Liu Jieyi, did not address the sanctions question but called North Korea's missile launch an unacceptable and "flagrant violation" of other Security Council resolutions.
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Although some federal courts will block flagrant violations of constitutional rights, Congress could try to impeach the most independent-minded judges, and Trump could replace them with loyalists.
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Even if you put aside the long history of presidential deception about matters of war, Trump's consistent and flagrant disregard for truth has made trusting him quite difficult.
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" This means, among other things, that Israel's decision to build a plaza for prayer at the Western Wall — Judaism's holiest site — constitutes a "flagrant violation of international law.
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"I am deeply concerned that the actions described below constitute 'a serious or flagrant problem, abuse, or violation of law or executive order,'" the whistleblower complaint, dated Aug.
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The violent clash was soon a trending topic on Twitter, prompting outrage at the flagrant display of abuse by the entourage of a visiting foreign head of state.
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Atkinson also wrote in his letter that that the whistleblower's complaint amounts to a "serious or flagrant problem [or] abuse" under US laws regarding the inspector general's office.
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As the Yemen government's relationship with the UAE has soured, it has asked its Saudi partners to help end the Emiratis' "flagrant interference" on behalf of the STC.
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In Game 2, Embiid was called for a flagrant 1 foul after he elbowed Jarrett Allen, the Nets' flyweight center, in the face, sending him to the floor.
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"The allegations contained in today's indictment expose flagrant corruption among several senior officers previously assigned to the US Navy's Seventh Fleet," said Defense Criminal Investigative Service Director Dermot O'Reilly.
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There's a degree of irony at play here, but there's also real excitement over fonts that are flagrant and unmistakable and silly in the way that nostalgia can be.
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The obsessive codification of the truth by anybody means that white lies — like a kid lying to his mother — are treated as if they were equal to flagrant untruths.
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Perhaps the most alarming thing about Trump is his flirtations with open authoritarianism, and the most striking thing about him is his flagrant ignorance of virtually every policy topic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BARCELONA, Spain — Art and soft power have always been uneasy bedfellows, and the latest situation in Catalonia is perhaps the most flagrant example.
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Feinberg noted that a number of responses were aimed at journalists directly criticizing Romney and other Republicans for a lack of spine in the face of Trump's flagrant misconduct.
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Hayward was fouled hard by Toney Douglas on a breakaway layup attempt - ruled a flagrant-211 foul - and he made both free throws to put Utah up 215-23.
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The findings suggest, they write, that "a substantial number of Republicans are amenable to violations of democratic norms that are more flagrant than what is typically proposed (or studied)."
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We've already seen a flagrant example this year, when Donald Trump openly attacked federal judge Gonzalo Curiél, who is presiding over fraud lawsuits against the now-defunct Trump University.
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"Trump's visit is a flagrant and clear violation of diplomatic norms and shows his disdain and hostility in his dealings with the Iraqi government," said a statement from Bina.
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Nervousness, erratic behavior, uncontrolled outbursts, flagrant sexuality—doctors and psychiatrists saw these all as symptoms of hysteria, that ever-elusive disease that mostly boiled down to women acting out.
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Trump's flagrant misogyny throughout this campaign may have been painful and triggering to watch for many women, but he may have unlocked the feminist revolution Clinton's been waiting for.
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The ensuing tour found him rapping while wearing diamond-encrusted masks atop a mountain—simultaneously killing the artist and drawing attention to himself in the most flagrant way possible.
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The 15-member U.N. Security Council voted this week to impose an array of new sanctions in response to what it called "violation and flagrant disregard" of previous resolutions.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ), who has condemned the "flagrant disregard of truth and decency" of politics in the Trump era and urged his colleagues against "complicity" with the president.
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The July 31 conviction arose from Arpaio's flagrant defiance of another judge's orders in a long-running case over the former Maricopa County sheriff's targeting of Latinos in Arizona.
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They were touched off by a fan's viral video chronicling what were described as flagrant fouls committed against a Charlotte Hornets player, Jeremy Lin, who is Asian-American. 8.
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"This rise in flagrant attacks against people with albinism shows that confidence is growing among criminal gangs that they will not get caught," explains Deprose Muchena of Amnesty International.
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RPK's complaint is an important first step in stopping Jones' flagrant failure to comply with federal regulations and we urge the FEC to deliver a swift and strong penalty.
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The jolly, obscenely rotund ringleader of this band is, of course, Falstaff, a nobleman with a flagrant lack of morals who delights in splashing around the sewers of London.
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In Mr. de Blasio's case, the chief enforcement officer for the State Board of Elections found emails suggesting such direct coordination, signaling what she called "willful and flagrant" lawbreaking.
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I don't believe the Clintons are fundamentally corrupt, but jeez — how could a master politician like Bill Clinton allow himself to indulge in such a flagrant appearance of impropriety?
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We deplore the fact that Syria assumed the Presidency of the Conference on Disarmament in May, given its consistent and flagrant disregard of international non-proliferation norms and agreements.
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Atkinson determined that in addition to potentially violating campaign finance laws and being a "flagrant" abuse of power, Trump's conduct could pose a major threat to US national security.
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Read more: 7 Democratic lawmakers who served in the military and intelligence agencies accuse Trump of 'flagrant disregard for the law'Other military veterans claimed Trump's comments were expectedly hollow.
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Against the Thunder in the conference finals, Green kicked Steven Adams in the groin in Game 3, drawing a flagrant-2 foul, and tripped Enes Kanter in Game 4.
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But Li and Baidu were in flagrant violation of the self-driving car ban, even with Gu Weihao, GM of Baidu's Intelligent Vehicle Division, reportedly in the driver's seat.
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It's ironic that President Donald Trump claimed he was coming to Washington to "drain the swamp," while ignoring he and his family's own flagrant violation of the Emoluments Clause.
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Matt Bradley, the Golden Bears leading scoring leader, was held to eight points on 2 of 10 from the field before called for a flagrant foul and fouling out.
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By the time she eventually returned to Florida, Twitter was losing its mind — partly in shock over her flagrant misconduct, partly in awe of her persistence in the news.
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That's why it's urgent that Congress and the F.E.C. clarify the law to deter even more flagrant violations in 2020, while also saving the regulations from their own vagueness.
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A spirit of caution, wedded to environmental impact assessments with more teeth, better coordinated between the federal and state levels, would help to avert the most flagrant environmental risks.
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During committee hearings on the measure, lobbyists often sat next to lawmakers, a flagrant violation of congressional rules, said Óscar Ospina Quintero, a legislator from the Green Alliance party.
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A flagrant foul by Niang put Craig on the line and kept possession for Denver, and Grant made the Jazz pay with a 3-pointer and a free throw.
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His video is among the most flagrant examples of an emerging trend of partisans repurposing old statements from lawmakers — or simply fabricating quotes — to place blame for the shooting.
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"The arrest of our Ambassador in Tehran without grounds or explanation is a flagrant violation of international law," UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said in a statement this weekend.
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The Syrian government said they were "a very serious and flagrant aggression" and accused the United States of supporting the Islamic State in its efforts to overthrow Mr. Assad.
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After the Gamecocks climbed back to within 82-80, and a flagrant foul on Couisnard with 2:07 led to four quick points and an 86-80 Alabama lead.
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They were aiming to curb what they said had been years of flagrant and repeated abuses, including illegal foreclosures, deceptive fees and extensive mishandling of customers' home loan payments.
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This writer does not tell stories; she had flagrant contempt for them — those cozy bourgeois tchotchkes that belonged to a safer time, when retreat from the political was permissible.
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"I am deeply concerned that the actions described below constitute 'a serious or flagrant problem, abuse, or violation of law or executive order,'" he wrote, paraphrasing federal whistleblower laws.
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In an administration of "lock her up" chants, accompanied by flagrant and likely illegal presidential abuses of power, tough-on-crime stances have proven hard sells in liberal circles.
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"If the government of Hungary was gambling that the Trump administration would say nothing about a flagrant discriminatory attack on an American institution, they judged wrong," Mr. Ignatieff said.
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Durant was called for the flagrant 2 after trying to contest a shot by Dallas guard Justin Anderson and smacking him the rookie in the face with his forearm.
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" The Security Council on Friday voted 14-0 on a resolution condemning Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory as a "flagrant violation" of international law the have "no legal validity.
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Last week, when a group of civil servants and environmentalists took a tour of West Delhi, they found construction sites managed by government agencies among the most flagrant polluters.
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But the move to recognize one of the most flagrant violators of the prohibition on chemical weapons in this way has been viewed as a travesty by many members.
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It also made sense to him that the administration might keep the list tightly focused on cases of flagrant abuse and corruption that should withstand international pushback and scrutiny.
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Draymond Green, who was held to six points, four rebounds and three assists, kicked Thunder center Steven Adams in the groin and was called for a controversial Flagrant Foul 1.
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Along with lots of new mutant shenanigans (including flagrant abuse of one Professor's wheelchair), the trailer also brings back Leslie Uggams and Karan Soni, scene stealers from the first Deadpool.
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Venezuela's government has blocked access to the anonymous Tor network — a move condemned as a "flagrant violation of human rights" that mirrors the repressive online censorship of China and Iran.
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On the one hand, Ireland, the most lovable underdog in recent memory, sought out revenge against France for their flagrant (and bought) Henry handball ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
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Because on the one hand, I think everyone would basically agree that you don't want the content that's getting the most distribution to be flagrant hoaxes that are tricking people.
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It was, even legalization advocates argued, a flagrant display of would-be members of the pot industry trying to cash in on a movement motivated primarily by social justice issues.
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The Damascus government welcomes the SDF withdrawal which removes "the main pretext for flagrant Turkish aggression on (Syrian) territory", Syrian state news agency SANA said, citing a foreign ministry source.
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"Volkswagen's actions demonstrate a flagrant disregard for Missouri's environmental laws, as well as the health and welfare of Missourians," Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said in a statement on Monday.
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So for something like the QAnon patch incident, it's essentially just local discretion, or local law if relevant, that dictates discipline for a flagrant violation of on-the-job neutrality?
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Mostly, the work serves as a reminder that we still understand very little about Io's flagrant outbursts, which are thought to be powered by tidal heating from Jupiter's gravitational pull.
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Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Wednesday condemned Russia's decision to expand those eligible for fast-track Russian passports as a "flagrant breach of international law and Ukraine's state sovereignty".
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The arrest was widely regarded as a flagrant challenge to Plotnitsky's authority: a statement later released by his office suggested that the MGB had arrested Lyamin without the leadership's approval.
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"Such action constitutes a flagrant breach of international conventions and violation of Iran's international commitment over security and safety of diplomatic missions on its lands," the Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry said.
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Puigdemont, Clara Ponsati and Toni Comin called the ruling a "flagrant violation" of their rights and "proof of collusion between the judiciary, which should be independent, and certain political interests".
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After a video review, the officials waved off a basket by Bismack Biyombo with 3:18 left in the period and gave him a flagrant foul for knocking down Love.
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Westbrook took a hard hit to the face by Andrew Bogut for a foul ruled a Flagrant 1 after a review at the 5:37 mark of the first quarter.
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Green, whose larynx was as strong as ever, was suspended for a collection of flagrant fouls that included a general failure to avoid punching and kicking opponents in the groin.
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"We discussed this flagrant violation of the sovereignty and the sovereign rights of the Republic of Cyprus perpetrated by Turkey," Dendias said, hours after returning from a trip to Cyprus.
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Those who attend the ceremony will thus be sending an ominous message, a message that they encourage flagrant violations of international law and the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.
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That was when and where LeBron James tangled with Draymond Green, which eventually led to a flagrant foul on Green that kept him out of Game 5 with a suspension.
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Miguna said in a statement he had been forcefully placed on board a KLM flight to Amsterdam "in flagrant violation of my constitutional rights, five court orders and common decency".
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"Yesterday's attack is a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law and it is unacceptable," Peter Maurer, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said in a statement.
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International human rights organizations have unanimously condemned the siege of Gaza as a "collective punishment" (International Committee of the Red Cross) imposed "in flagrant violation of international law" (Amnesty International).
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But five of the 12 jurors from Fults's sentencing trial have spoken out about the punishment, in part because another juror has since revealed himself to be a flagrant racist.
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These new gains for science in Congress will not necessarily materialize into effective evidence-based policy overnight, especially since the White House remains a flagrant and powerful anti-science force.
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Mr. Modi has done much to reduce some of the most flagrant forms of corruption, but at the price of a disturbing increase in nationalism and a Trumpian authoritarian streak.
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"It was shocking what happened here — how the system showed a flagrant disregard to his right to a speedy trial," said Gary Stein, a lawyer who handled Mr. Tigano's appeal.
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Why are you not condemning a flagrant and unprovoked assault on the very men and women who stood shoulder to shoulder with you against the darkness of the Islamic State?
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They then used the country's military deficiencies as an excuse to turn a blind eye to Germany's increasing aggression and explosive rearmament, a flagrant violation of the 803 Versailles Treaty.
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A two-and-a-half-year investigation by the civil rights division of the department found "flagrant disregard" for prisoners' constitutional right to be free from excessive and cruel punishment.
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One flagrant example: The respected Treatment Advocacy Center has found that some 20 percent of jail inmates and 15 percent of inmates in state prisons have a serious mental illness.
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Forty-four years later, the Turkish occupation of Cyprus continues in flagrant violation of international law and in defiance of numerous resolutions of the Security Council of the United Nations.
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Here is a work that combines in one glitzy package the two most flagrant formulas of Xerox creativity on Broadway: theater inspired by films and musicals with back-catalog scores.
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Macair was briefly arrested in the middle of a crowd of protesters on Saturday in what the UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab then called a "flagrant violation of international law."
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"The president and the Treasury Department retain significant sanctions authority that already has been used to impose costs on Iran for their flagrant violation of their international obligations," he said.
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"I do not agree with the blanket statement that my clients have engaged in 'repeated flagrant discovery abuse, intentional spoliation of critical evidence, and bad faith dilatory tactics,' " he said.
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Mr. Trump's behavior in relation to Ukraine "was a flagrant assault on our electoral rights, our national security, and our fundamental values," Mr. Romney said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
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"Mississippi politicians' flagrant assault on reproductive rights will not go unchallenged," said Lourdes Rivera, senior vice president of US programs at the Center for Reproductive Rights, in a written statement.
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Odo, a native of Kyushu, has had to adjust to the tastes and textures of American ingredients, as well as the bias of the American palate toward more flagrant flavors.
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The newly acquired forward was ejected Monday after being assessed a flagrant-2 foul early in the second half of the Knicks' 104-99 win over the host Washington Wizards.
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Suspended for Game 5 against the Cavaliers after accumulating too many flagrant fouls over the course of the playoffs, Green was barred from even watching the game at Oracle Arena.
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One notes the flagrant unlikelihood of the man who most needs this book's advice accepting it from a gentleman who wears patterned frocks and looks like their dotty Aunt Esther.
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The most flagrant situation is in prescription drugs, in which complex behind-the-scenes rebates totaling $179B from companies to pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) prevent any price consideration by patients.
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He said the blockade was "an act of cowardice by those seeking to carry out an illegal impeachment of the leadership of the Senate in flagrant disregard of the law".
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The Hoosiers also lost starting guard Al Durham in the first half after Durham was ejected on a flagrant 2 foul for throwing an elbow against Arkansas forward Adrio Bailey.
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The settlement construction "has no legal validity and constitutes a flagrant violation under international law and a major obstacle to the achievement of the two-state solution," the resolution said.
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Last month, a federal judge ruled the sheriff showed a "flagrant disregard" for the order, directing police to "continue business as usual no matter who said otherwise," the Washington Post reports.
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He considers the flagrant racism of "The White Man's Burden", a notorious call for America to occupy the Philippines, alongside denunciations of Western hubris in lesser-known texts such as "Recessional".
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The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, which has dominated Gaza since soon after Israel ended a 38-year occupation in 2005, said Trump had committed a "flagrant aggression against the Palestinian people".
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It seems that the Jincheng police are serious about cracking down on local gangs, and weren't at all impressed by Cheng's flagrant attempts to rub his mob relations in their faces.
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"This is the result of a feeling of entitlement, flagrant disobedience of the law and disregard for moral values that was then exacerbated by egregious acts of self-preservation," he said.
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" The harshest critique came from Waco resident Cheryl Foster: "SB 25 is a flagrant admission of guilt on the part of Texas state lawmakers in their efforts to control women's lives.
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Into the Pandemonium's flagrant use of operatic female vocals, industrial tinges, and symphonic flourishes would later be adopted by a new crop of gothic-flavored bands to emerge in the Nineties.
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Syrian state news agency SANA reported that Assad's government accepted the SDF retreat, saying it gets rid of "the main pretext for flagrant Turkish aggression on (Syrian) territory," according to Reuters.
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It also exemplified two of Trump's key flaws: his flagrant bigotry and his inability to apologize even when faced with evidence demonstrating that he can't be right beyond his wildest imaginings.
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Regardless, Eugene's capture does preface Negan's return to the Sanctuary, where he retakes command from Simon and, in an extremely tense exchange, lets him live despite his obvious and flagrant disobedience.
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"The Russian side underlined that interference by Washington in the internal affairs of a sovereign state and threats towards its leadership was a flagrant breach of international law," the ministry said.
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Rank and file Republicans, irritated at the flagrant disregard for decorum rules, pressured leaders to punish the rule breakers, saying letting it go would only encourage more disruptions in the future.
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When hit with flagrant fouls, he acts like a fucking 12-year-old that doesn't understand why you're blaming him for the gallon of milk "someone" poured in the washing machine.
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My favorite moment of Kaepernick's career so far was watching Clay Matthews "Superman" tackle him out of bounds in a flagrant late hit penalty the opening game of the following season.
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The "flagrant attack was an attempt to undermine the efforts of the army as the only effective force capable with its allies ... in fighting terrorism across its territory," the army said.
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Smith was assessed a 'flagrant-2' foul and ejected for running through Harrison Barnes' screen early in the third quarter, and James was whistled for a technical for pushing Festus Ezeli.
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But the alleged political kidnapping of the booksellers is being seen as a flagrant violation of the system, further infuriating pro-democracy activists who have taken to the streets in protest.
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Green was suspended for the pivotal Game 5 of the 2016 Finals because of the accumulation of technical and flagrant fouls, including one during a Game 4 run-in with James.
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The game turned physical in the second quarter, as Middleton was whistled for a flagrant-1 foul after inadvertently hitting Bell in the face as he attempted to block a dunk.
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"Here's the bottom line: Facebook's flagrant violations were a direct result of their business model of mass surveillance and manipulation, and this action blesses this model," Chopra said in a tweet.
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President Trump's actions have repeatedly proven antithetical to these values — through his efforts to undermine our democratic institutions, his flagrant disregard of lawful congressional oversight, and his normalizing of authoritarian tactics.
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Chicago appeared to be in control in the final minute of regulation when Portis was assessed a flagrant foul on Markkanen with 50.5 seconds remaining and the Bulls leading 110-109.
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In addition to showing a flagrant disregard for our rights, MI5 has attempted to hide its mistakes by providing misinformation to the Investigatory Powers Commissioner, who oversees the Government's surveillance regime.
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Almost a century after Anslinger's campaign, "Reefer Madness" is mocked in the media for its flagrant propaganda, and Anslinger's influence on drug policy is shown as an example of government corruption.
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"Not a lot to tell; the emotions are really high," Jokic, who was hit with a costly flagrant foul and technical that helped the Thunder rally, said about Malone's postgame speech.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is something about the sexual act that Nadine Faraj gets exactly right in her inexact, amorphous blending of bodies engaged in flagrant erotic intercourse.
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The Warriors forward, who will forever be remembered for his crotch-shot suspension in the Finals, knocked down his favorite target with a hard foul that was called a Flagrant 1.
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Still, congressional passage of a resolution of disapproval could help the plaintiffs in a number of lawsuits who are suing to block the declaration as a flagrant violation of the Constitution.
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The House concluded that Mr. Trump's claims of "absolute immunity" or other privileges on behalf of 12 officials and his decision to block the delivery of documents amounted to flagrant obstruction.
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"Citing Trump&aposs efforts to pressure Ukraine into launching investigations that would "advance his own re-election," the letter said the president is guilty of "numerous and flagrant abuses of power.
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"While some of the plays in the video involved hard contact, none was subsequently deemed a Flagrant Foul given the full circumstances, angles and comparables from past games," the statement reads.
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Bob Greifinger, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice who studies mental-health conditions in prisons, told me that routine neglect is no less pernicious than flagrant abuse.
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The purpose of expulsions is twofold: One is to send a message of deterrence, demonstrating that flagrant attacks will not go unpunished and that the Russian state will pay a price.
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Calling the move a "flagrant breach of democracy," Peru, led by centrist President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, immediately called back its ambassador and won praise from many democracy activists in the region.
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A flagrant 2 foul got Durant ejected late in Saturday's 119-108 road win over the sixth-seeded Mavericks but he avoided a suspension despite being fined $193,000 by the NBA.
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It was just a crepe, with a yellow-white scrum of egg, herbs, swabbed sauces, flagrant chile, ham and a great rectangle of bao cui that went in and emerged unbroken.
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His government has lately avoided flagrant human rights violations, and around Minsk, dissidents speak of a "liberalization period" — though journalists say uncensored political reporting is as hard to produce as ever.
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It is also possible that Marks was seeking clarification on why neither of Embiid's run-ins with Allen had been deemed a flagrant 2 (Embiid, who has two flagrant points, would receive a one-game suspension if his total reached four.) Marks would not be the first person associated with the team to take issue with the officiating in this series, with Spencer Dinwiddie, the team's star sixth man claiming to have been "fed up" since last season.
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The final draft resolution, obtained Thursday, expresses "deep concern" at the failure of South Sudan&aposs leaders to end hostilities and condemns "the continued and flagrant violation" of agreements to stop fighting.
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I think that the grotesque and the ideal are two sides of the same coin, and Pasiphaë is sexy in this conventional way, but she also has the profuse, flagrant pubic hair.
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Chris Bosh committed a flagrant foul on an interior design company, hiring them to work on his fancy new Texas home with no intention of paying up ... according to a new lawsuit.
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If the violations are flagrant enough, there can even be criminal penalties, like a case in May that saw a New Jersey man convicted on conspiracy charges for exporting weapons to Ukraine.
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Stephen Curry (43) and Klay Thompson (24) combined for 11 3-pointers, helping the Warriors win a game in which DeMarcus Cousins was ejected in the second quarter for a flagrant foul.
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The Badgers retook the lead, 23-222, with 220:2 left, but a flagrant one foul on Happ at the 227:213 mark allowed Indiana to knot the game at 225-54.
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"The acts committed by this criminal gang qualify as terrorism, constituting clear and flagrant attacks against democratic institutions," Reverol said, adding that Pérez's followers "opened fire" during surrender negotiations, sparking the firefight.
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"These attacks have been conducted in flagrant violation of international law, have affected citizens in a large number of countries, including Russia, and have cost national economies millions of pounds," it adds.
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" The airstrikes were also condemned by Libya's internationally recognized Parliament, based in the eastern city of Tobruk, which denounced them as "a clear and flagrant violation of sovereignty of the Libyan state.
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For many, his public vulgarity and flagrant disregard for civility is out of the norm for an American president; his racist dog whistling and appeal to white nationalists a bridge too far.
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The past year has revealed that key political actors, including members of Congress, will tolerate flagrant malfeasance by the president and members of his administration, both in politics and on personal matters.
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"El Chapo Guzman is the most flagrant, the most brutal, and the starkest face of the corruption in Mexico," said Anabel Hernandez, author of 'Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and their Godfathers'.
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Violating humanitarian law "From what we know of yesterday's attack, there has been a flagrant violation of international humanitarian law, which is totally unacceptable," ICRC President Peter Maurer said in a statement.
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In a bid to maintain control of the country, however, the French government subverted the massive Algerian majority through a combination of flagrant voter fraud and the targeted arrests of Algerian politicians.
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But the most important thing will be to get Mueller on record, in plain view of the American public and Congress, about the most flagrant and provable crimes committed by the President.
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These are the most flagrant examples of the disconcerting discovery made by a small art museum in the South of France: More than half of the works in its collection were fakes.
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Next door in Cambodia, the flagrant cronyism from which key Chinese businessmen profit may prompt a backlash as soon as the ageing and thuggish ruler, Hun Sen, is seen to be ailing.
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Judge Rose said that whilst the extent of the entertainment offered by Kabbaj to Haitem was "inappropriate, and in flagrant breach of Goldman Sachs' policy on entertaining clients", it was not relevant.
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" The Palestinian Foreign Ministry said on Sunday the opening of the Jerusalem trade office was as a "a flagrant violation of international legitimacy (and) direct aggression against our people and their rights.
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Colorado, the plaintiffs argued that Amendment 64, which ended pot prohibition in the Centennial State, was a flagrant violation of the Controlled Substances Act and the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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"They've done something really flagrant as part of the campaign to foster misinformation to the public about climate science," Goffman, now the executive director of Harvard Law School's Environmental Law Program, added.
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Green was suspended for the pivotal Game 5 of the Finals last June because of the accumulation of technical and flagrant fouls, including one during a Game 26.53 run-in with James.
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"President Trump would be literally pardoning Joe Arpaio's flagrant violation of federal court orders that prohibited the illegal detention of Latinos," Cecillia Wang, the group's deputy legal director, said in a statement.
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Since arriving as a one-note sadist in Season 3, this striving, legitimized former bastard has expanded to both embody the story's dynastic obsession and inflict some of its most flagrant abuses.
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He essentially proclaimed that when there was flagrant or chaotic or despotic leadership of a Latin American country, the United States could intervene to re-establish the rule of law and democracy.
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The 20113-year-old Smart was whistled for a flagrant-22011 foul and was ejected from the game after the incident, which occurred with 211:231 to go in the third quarter.
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Chinese legal experts said in a petition in June that the repeated delays in Mr. Xia's case, and the denial of access to his lawyers, amounted to a flagrant violation of justice.
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They are apparently unaware that the real threat to our judiciary – the flagrant politicization of our courts and the confirmation process itself – has been facing them in the mirror this entire time.
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F Kevin Durant avoided a suspension but was fined $15,000 for his flagrant 2 foul on Dallas G Justin Anderson in Game 4 of the Western Conference series, the NBA announced Sunday.
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"During the meeting (in Riyadh), the (Foreign) Ministry expressed the Kingdom's denunciation and categorical rejection to such aggressive statements, which it considers a flagrant violation into the Kingdom's internal affairs," SPA said.
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Maduro's government denounced the new sanctions, which it said infringed international law by violating Venezuela´s sovereignty, and accused the EU of "flagrant subordination" to the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"It is a dark day for Turkish democracy and a flagrant violation of the constitution," Akarcesme told Reuters, adding most media were not fully reporting the takeover for fear of similar reprisals.
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Such attitudes are a flagrant failure of empathy, as well as a misunderstanding about the relationship between suicide and mental illness and addiction, both of which are strongly associated with suicide risk.
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Related: The Olympics Are Screwing Rio de Janeiro's Poorest Citizens Out of Housing Activists also highlight that killing criminal targets is a flagrant violation of the right to the presumption of innocence.
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This all leads to two other questions: Why does it take outsiders to discover such flagrant problems, and why does it take so much outside pressure to get the company to act?
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Public utterances like Mr. Trump's have and should inspire outrage, but we need to go deeper, challenging the racist views — both flagrant and soft-pedaled — that have long shaped America's immigration policy.
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Now, veins of cement bind the remaining pieces of the rock to one another; a patch of pockmarks has been plugged up and a flagrant "1620" has been chiseled into its face.
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Sometimes that's thrilling, sure — but it's anything but sensitive, and the flagrant disregard for the lives of characters played by extras is at odds with what the movie seems to be after.
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The president's emergency declaration was a flagrant violation of Congress's constitutional prerogative to control the federal purse strings, an issue dear to the majority leader, a longtime member of the Appropriations Committee.
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I wondered if the flag's flagrant placement, so close to Montgomery, was an in-your-face rebuke to the presence of the Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice.
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A North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman said the joint military drills were a "flagrant violation" of agreements, would "cause a backlash" and accused the US of increasing "hostile military tensions," KCNA said.
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Durant was frustrated following a play in which Kevin Love made contact with his head on a layup attempt, and after a long review it was determined to be a flagrant foul.
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Payton was charged with a flagrant-28 and was ejected along with Crowder and the Knicks' Marcus Morris Sr. New York's Damyean Dotson and Memphis' Jonas Valanciunas were also issued technical fouls.
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Beijing sees the departure of American troops from South Korea as a solution to the Korean problem, and American patrols in the South China Sea as flagrant violations of China's territorial integrity.
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The European Central Bank — the only true savior of the European economy — is a much more flagrant case of poor communication with the public in the 19 countries of the monetary union.
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According multiple media outlets, after the NBA completes its standard review of the flagrant-22016 call, if it upholds the ruling, Morris would be suspended for the Knicks' first regular-season game.
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But the Illini sustained a blow when starting guard Alan Griffin was ejected for a flagrant-2 foul for stepping on Purdue guard Sasha Stefanovic when he was down on the court.
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The officials assessed Green with a flagrant foul, but it turned out to be a mere speed bump for the Warriors, who continued to go about their business of pulverizing the Cavaliers.
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"What happened today is a flagrant show, a group of (Houthi) militiamen left (the city) and they were replaced by others wearing coast guard police uniforms," Information Minister Muammar al-Iryani told Reuters.
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Channel stuffing is not infrequent but can become an issue if it becomes flagrant, according to a number of people in the industry who spoke to CNBC, some on the condition of anonymity.
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Yet Trump's political maneuvering was especially flagrant on Thursday, recalling the scorched earth phase of campaigning in 2016 when populist guru Steve Bannon was an adviser and Trump's stark convention and inaugural addresses.
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Drawings smuggled out by a Yemeni detainee at Beir Ahmed gave a grim glimpse into a hidden world of flagrant human rights abuses by UAE officers acting with impunity in several other prisons.
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Trump's public, flagrant flouting of his promise to inaugurate a new era of more ethical and less conflicted federal government is less sexy than secret intelligence leaks about previously undisclosed contacts with Russia.
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The idea is to reduce flagrant gerrymandering that favoured Republicans, who won 63 of 99 Assembly seats in November 2018 despite getting less than half the votes and far fewer than the Democrats.
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Kentucky ended up with four straight free throws by Hagans after a flagrant and three technical founds were called, giving the Wildcats a 231-193 lead with 219:212 remaining in the half.
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Russia's envoy to the United Nations slammed the US action, calling it "a flagrant violation of international law and an act of aggression" in remarks at a UN Security Council meeting on Friday.
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Until now, few Republicans have had the temerity to challenge Trump's flagrant assault on democratic mores and values — the mistreatment of the press, the haphazard executive orders, the compulsive disregard for the truth.
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Human Rights Watch said the expulsions reported since 2015 were one of the largest illegal forced repatriations it had seen in recent years, and were in "flagrant breach" of global and Cameroonian law.
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The close of that stretch included a technical foul against Jayhawks coach Bill Self at the 9:18 mark, not long after backup forward Mitch Lightfoot was called for a questionable flagrant foul.
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At the same time, while liberals are often guilty of implicit and unexamined biases, the willingness of conservatives to not only proclaim such flagrant biases, but propose policies based on them is breathtaking.
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The Waqf, along with other Islamic and political organizations, has rejected the new measures as a flagrant violation, and has accused Israel of unilaterally trying to expand its control over the holy site.
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But higher-than-normal abstention is likely to hurt Falcon, not to mention the government's institutional advantages, including an election board run by loyalists and the flagrant use of state resources for campaigning.
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Washington (CNN)While triggering global geopolitical shockwaves, North Korea's nuclear test also represents a flagrant personal challenge to President Donald Trump and his strategy of escalating the showdown with Pyongyang with explosive rhetoric.
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"Governor McAuliffe's flagrant disregard for the Constitution of Virginia and the rule of law must not go unchecked," Thomas K. Norment Jr., a Republican and the majority leader of Virginia's State Senate, said.
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After he collected too many flagrant fouls, he was suspended for Game 933 of the finals — a game that the Warriors, with a chance to clinch back-to-back titles, lost at home.
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Kerr argued that the contact was incidental and later said he thought the league would rescind the call, as opposed to raising it to a level-21 flagrant or possibly issuing a suspension.
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Orlando's Michael Carter-Williams answered by scoring four quick points during his team's 9-0 surge, however the former 76ers guard received a flagrant-1 while fouling Richardson on a 3-point shot.
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In, addition, the U.S. government upped the ante in the campaign against Beijing's flagrant and persistent IP theft operations by also banning the sale of parts and components by U.S. companies to Jinhua.
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To install a deputy director, for whom there is no such requirement of Senate confirmation, and then have him serve indefinitely as acting director would be a flagrant evasion of the Senate's role.
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The official, Risa S. Sugarman, the chief enforcement counsel for the Board of Elections, asserted in a report that she had found "willful and flagrant" violations of laws limiting campaign money for candidates.
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It matters what it means for those whose futures will undeniably suffer because of corporate greed and flagrant disregard for our treaties – which, according to the US Constitution, are laws of the land.
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The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on seven North Korean individuals and three entities for "flagrant" human rights abuses, including killings, torture, forced labor and the hunting down of asylum seekers abroad.
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" In a statement on Friday morning, Amy Spitalnick, a spokeswoman for the attorney general's office, said it would continue "holding Trump and his associates accountable for their flagrant violations of New York law.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syria condemned on Sunday joint U.S.-Turkish patrols in a border strip in the northeast of the country, saying it was a "flagrant violation" of its sovereignty, an official statement said.
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Trump, the richest American president in history, has earned hundreds of millions while in office from his far-flung real estate empire, in what many Democrats view as a flagrant conflict of interest.
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Having such close ties to the scripts heads off performance-rights issues, but it's also in keeping with the idea of Canadian pride, which will be on flagrant display during the Soulpepper run.
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"Syria condemns in the strongest terms the incursion of units of the Turkish army in Idlib province, which constitutes a flagrant aggression against the sovereignty and security of Syrian territory," the statement said.
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We don't have any evidence that they did intentionally did it that day, but what we have seen continuously is a flagrant disregard for people's rights and safety and an expansion of cruelty.
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Georgia Tech never trailed by more than five points until Usher's flagrant foul as the Jackets were aggressive on the boards and made it tough for FSU to get into its offensive sets.
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By far the most flagrant part of the plan is that it ends any possibility for an independent sovereign Palestinian state, instead dividing the territories into ghettos and Bantustans, besieged, suffocated and isolated.
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Democrats view the hotel tycoon and Republican mega donor as the co-conspirator and agent of a presidential scheme to pressure Ukraine for political favors that amounts to a flagrant abuse of power.
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In December, the United Nations Security Council rejected settlement building as a "flagrant violation" under international law — a position that the United States tacitly supported in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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Europe is an even more flagrant case where the U.S. appears willing to bear annual trade deficits of $170 billion, and a much larger amount of military spending to underwrite the continent's security.
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Mr. Davidson's set started slow and discursive — he suggested that in addition to his usual "flagrant" marijuana smoking, he had ingested psychedelic mushrooms earlier in the day — but he steadily found his stride.
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In its statement the ministry described British Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to expel 23 Russian diplomats from Britain, among other measures, as a flagrant provocation, and promised a speedy response from Russia.
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In Game 2, he looked more comfortable, bullying Nets center Jarrett Allen with his big body and sharp elbows, though one of those elbows led to him being charged with a flagrant foul.
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The official Palestinian news agency WAFA quoted Foreign Minister Riyad Al-Maliki as saying that Morales was "dragging his country to the wrong side of history by committing a flagrant violation of international law".
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" At least three of the individuals executed on Tuesday were minors at the time of their alleged offenses, Reprieve said, calling it "a flagrant violation of international law, which prohibits sentencing juveniles to death.
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But despite Trump's charge in his piece that "what we are seeing now is not a proper use of the rules, but a flagrant abuse of the rules," the RNC adamantly resisted those claims.
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The contempt conviction followed what US District Judge Susan Bolton called a "flagrant disregard" for an earlier court order barring Arpaio from enforcing immigration detention policies that the court had found were not legal.
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King Arthur's was Lancelot — until he got frisky with the misses, that is — but the legendary friendship between the two has bypassed the flagrant cuckolding to become one of the most solid in history.
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Officials have said simply allowing Britain to deny equal treatment on benefits to EU citizens exercising a fundamental right to work in other countries in Europe is flagrant discrimination in breach of treaty rights.
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It did not provide any details about the incident which it said took place on Sunday, saying only that it was a "serious breach that constitutes a serious and flagrant violation of international law".
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The scheme, which awards $100,000 to promising entrepreneurs who drop out of college to develop their business ideas, has received plaudits and criticism in near equal measure for its flagrant rejection of mainstream education.
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In one of the Donald Trump administration's most flagrant acts of evil to date, a narrowed legal definition of gender that is currently under consideration could jeopardize the rights of 1.4 million transgender Americans.
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Merkel responded that the Group of Seven leading powers, as it now is, is defined by having members who respect international law, and Russia&aposs annexation of Crimea was a "flagrant breach" of that.
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The NBA just announced Simmons was slapped with a $20K fine and a flagrant foul for "making contact to the groin of Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry" during Thursday night's playoff game in Philly.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Salgado had signed a non-disclosure agreement with the late singer, and his collaboration with the weekly TV series' producers is a flagrant breach of that contract.
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It would be unprecedented for an entire law enforcement agency to be stripped of its authority and replaced in its entirety, but never before has the court found such a flagrant dereliction of duty.
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Green was hit with a one-game suspension after the NBA deemed his hit to James' groin in Game 4 a flagrant foul, and the Warriors defense was noticeably less cohesive without its leader.
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A scorching report by Risa S. Sugarman, chief enforcement officer for the State Board of Elections, said the de Blasio team had committed "willful and flagrant" violations of the laws by using those committees.
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Think of the decisive and rapid, yet considered not rushed, decision to punish Assad of Syria for his flagrant violation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, and cordial interactions with President of China, Xi Jinping.
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Green retaliated by swiping at James's groin, and the league, which had seen enough of that from Green over the postseason, assessed him with a flagrant-1 foul on Sunday, triggering an automatic suspension.
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His son is notorious for flagrant displays of wealth; he owned a thirty-million-dollar mansion in Malibu (later confiscated by American officials) and more than a million dollars' worth of Michael Jackson memorabilia.
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And until Russia pulls its forces out of eastern Ukraine and honors its Minsk commitments, our sanctions in response to its flagrant misconduct in the eastern part of the country will stay in place.
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Democrats began holding phone calls and meetings — leaving out leadership, because their ideas were flagrant violations of the rules — and ultimately decided to hold a protest "sit-in" led by civil rights icon Rep.
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Scalia's solution was to exempt deregulatory measures from cost-benefit analysis and court challenges, but he appears to have understood that such a flagrant double standard wouldn't pass muster with Congress or the public.
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The Volkswagen scandal is "one of the most flagrant violations of environmental and consumer laws," Sally Q. Yates, deputy attorney general of the United States, said at a news conference in Washington on Tuesday.
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The clue "Real hack?" promises fun, but I never would have gotten the entry FLAGRANT FOUL on my own, simply because I didn't know that "hacking" at someone in basketball was even a thing.
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"The source told Florio that "if the league is serious," it should fine the Browns $5 million and Kitchens $500,000, adding, "There were so many unnecessary flagrant hits, and then the cherry on top.
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"It kind of woke me up a little bit," Wade said of the flagrant foul, which was called after he took an elbow shot to the chin while playing defense earlier in the game.
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An article in The New York Times about Kuei and the video prompted the N.B.A. to issue a statement saying essentially that Lin's common and flagrant foul numbers were in line with league norms.
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The Warriors' Green was suspended for Game Five in Oakland on Monday because of the flagrant 1 foul he was called for in an incident with Cleveland's LeBron James in Game Four on Friday.
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In short, we lack the information to judge whether the government is snooping on people because of their political beliefs, national origins, or religious affiliations — which would be a flagrant violation of our Constitution.
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At the end of the day, Mattis proved ineffective or uninterested in preventing shocking abuses of power and flagrant immorality only to throw down over a perfectly legitimate order from the commander in chief.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's governing Conservative Party plans to stand a candidate against parliamentary speaker John Bercow at the next national election, business minister Andrea Leadsom said, accusing him of "flagrant abuse" of his power.
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The latest: Mario Dion, the ethics commissioner, said Trudeau's "flagrant attempts to influence" Wilson-Raybould violated rules against seeking to influence a decision to "further another person's private interests" — in this case SNC-Lavalin.
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Utah responded with a 224-212 run to grab a 210-234 lead with 227:313 remaining, helped by a layup and two free throws from Allen after a flagrant foul on the Ducks.
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It will seek to rally key external players to halt increasingly flagrant violations of a U.N. arms embargo and pressure their allies inside Libya to commit to a ceasefire and a new political process.
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This is concerning not just because the Neighbors app has a major problem with racial profiling, but because Ring Ukraine in particular has a history of flagrant racism and ignorance of American racial politics.
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" It was a reversal from the Obama administration, which in December 2016 allowed the U.N. Security Council to adopt a resolution declaring settlement activity a "flagrant violation" of international law with "no legal validity.
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The Grizzlies continued their surge to start the fourth, as Valanciunas dunked and Grayson Allen converted a four-point play after a flagrant-1 foul by Love to push Memphis' advantage to 93-81.
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" Cohen's letter called upon the council to "join us in imposing real consequences on Iran for its flagrant defiance of the council's demands and bring back tougher international restrictions to deter Iran's missile program.
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Teddy Mazina, a prominent human rights activist who fled Burundi in late 2016 due to persecution from the ruling government, says this allows them to get away with flagrant abuses against the local population.
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Nevertheless, I really wanted him to get tagged for a flagrant foul when he blatantly smacked Andre Iguodala in the nuts in what appears to be a burgeoning theme in the NBA this year.
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The U.N. Security Council Resolution that passed by a vote of 14-0, with the United States abstaining, affirmed that Israeli settlements built on occupied Palestinian land was a "flagrant" violation of international law.
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"As long as the president is in flagrant disregard for the basic underpinnings of our republic, it is no time to consider a Supreme Court nominee," said Ben Wikler, the Washington director of MoveOn.
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The show's theme solicited submissions running along dramatic and political lines, touching on broad and flagrant issues of social injustice — in sharp contrast to last year's Wish List, which elicited fairly optimistic and personal presentations.
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That kind of flagrant disregard for implied ownership and common decency is not what I want out of my coworkers, and it's certainly not what I want out of my District 3 city council members.
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In the video, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jade Thirlwall, and Nelson are dancing in front of striped walls, which were definitely a strong visual, but also helped viewers spot some flagrant editing and retouching.
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Aside from the flagrant and repeated violation of users' privacy, the fake news epidemic might be the most controversial aspect of Facebook right now, and the company is struggling to come up with a solution.
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From President Donald Trump's appointment of his daughter Ivanka Trump to the White House to the clerkship recruiting circuit, the ability to pull off flagrant nepotism is the 21st century's must-have display of power.
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This has never been a secret, it's flagrant public behavior, and as a result he's been something of a social outcast for many years, although that doesn't stop him from showing up at hacker conventions.
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But far less flagrant and extreme profiting should also be curtailed "among politicians" — for example, going from Congress into a plum private sector job, where it's implied that one's political connections will be commercially advantageous.
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Of course most of what Trump is claiming here is flagrant nonsense — especially as his cancerous catchphrase of 'fake news' gets liberally slapped on anything he disagrees with, regardless of whether it's true or not.
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Beyond the issue of appropriation, it shows a flagrant disregard for the sensitivities and customs of other cultures, many of which see the viewing or photographing of human remains as hugely offensive, if not profane.
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As if the nepotistic under-the-table money passing wasn't flagrant enough, Philippe was on hand today with Wanda Group chairman Wang Jianlin to seal the sponsorship rights, which run through the 2030 World Cup.
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"I am confident that the Committee could move forward with contempt against you immediately, particularly since your defiance of the Committee's subpoena was so flagrant," the Maryland Democrat wrote in a letter to Kline Saturday.
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As he has throughout the campaign, Trump again busted convention Sunday night -- dismissing the pundits' assessment that flagrant personal attacks don't work in a town hall event, a more intimate affair than other debate formats.
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He said the White House was working to learn more about the reported test, and that any nuclear test by North Korea would be "provocative and a flagrant violation" of United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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The Journal points out what we've been saying all along: data caps, beyond being a flagrant money grab, are a threat to video competitors like Netflix that exist completely in the "over-the-top" network.
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Over several years now, international newspapers have been largely critical of Chinese tourists for their "boorish" behavior and flagrant disregard for cleanliness of local communities and apparent disrespect for a home country's monuments and property.
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Mavericks center Andrew Bogut was called for a Flagrant 1, and Harden converted both free throws and proceeded to make a 3-pointer to put the Rockets up 53-37 at the 5:103 mark.
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It's absolutely true that (simple) bots can be corralled with good engineering in order to avoid slipping into flagrant white supremacist propaganda, as Microsoft's recent Twitter bot unfortunately did, mostly thanks to human Twitter users.
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"The disruptive activity is clearly a flagrant act of provocation that violates the armistice and International Telecommunication Union (ITU) rules and we urge that it stop immediately," the South's defense ministry said in a statement.
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According to the Times of Israel, the resolution demands that "Israel immediately and completely cease all settlement activities in the occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem," because they are a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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Leonid Slutsky, Russia's coach, said some fans had behaved poorly, before adding that it was "a flagrant violation of all ethical norms" for some English fans to whistle during Russia's national anthem before kick-off.
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In only a handful of mostly minor cases since 21945—the Russian seizure of Crimea in 21970 being a flagrant exception—has a nation been able to hold on to territory it acquired by conquest.
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"The disruptive activity is clearly a flagrant act of provocation that violates the armistice and International Telecommunication Union (ITU) rules and we urge that it stop immediately," the South's defence ministry said in a statement.
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The Warriors struggle with size, and Green is two technical fouls or one flagrant foul away from a mandatory suspension, meaning his typical strategy of physically assaulting opposing big men will not be in play.
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Such impediments may not be as flagrant as when, as a young man in Union Springs, he had to interpret the constitution in order to vote, but, he thinks, they are obnoxious all the same.
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Lawmakers on the committee warned too little action was being taken against "flagrant rule-breaking" and "a spectrum of exploitation" within many of Britain's 20,000-odd car washes, in a report released the following month.
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On Sunday, the N.B.A. described Green's actions as a "retaliatory swipe of his hand to the groin" of James and, two days after the game, issued him a flagrant foul, his third of the postseason.
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She hoped he would not hurl the phone at the wall, as he had done after a newspaper wrote about Trump University, after which he stayed up all night writing hasty, flagrant letters to journalists.
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That's why she filed suit against the Trump Foundation, after an investigation found a shocking pattern of flagrant and repeated illegality -- including willful self-dealing to serve Mr. Trump and his business and political interests.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Palestinian Islamist group Hamas said U.S. President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital and decision to move the U.S. embassy to the city was a "flagrant aggression against the Palestinian people".
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He has denied such allegations, mocking the league by saying "I'm not sure if they took kinesiology" after they issued him a flagrant-1 for an "unnatural leg extension" (a generous depiction of what happened).
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The state was appealing a ruling that invalidated its law banning abortions for reasons of the race, sex or disability of the fetus, a law enacted in deliberate and flagrant violation of existing abortion precedents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on seven North Korean individuals and three entities for "flagrant" human rights abuses, including killings, torture, forced labor and the hunting down of asylum seekers abroad.
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The sanctions are "a flagrant breach of basic rules of international relations" and "a stark show of hegemonism," said Wu Qian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, according to the state news agency Xinhua.
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In yet another letter seeking to pry accountability from Facebook, the chair of a British parliamentary committee has pressed the company over its decision to adopt a policy on political ad that supports flagrant lying.
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He shrugs off the burning of churches, the interruption of university entrance exams, the barricades in the streets, as inevitable when trying to awaken the country to flagrant inequities, shatter its complacency and restore dignity.
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Most seriously of all, he has been accused of the worst crime a referee can commit: a flagrant disregard for the unspoken code holding that referees, like Victorian children, should be seen and not heard.
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The N.B.A. reiterated that it did not believe any of the plays shown in the video — which included hard hits on Lin from Kobe Bryant, Carmelo Anthony and James Harden, among others — were flagrant fouls.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) could face legal trouble for "willful and flagrant" fundraising violations, a head investigator for the state's Board of Elections determined, according to a New York Daily News report.
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Pompeo issued a stark warning to Iran over its own space launch attempts earlier this year, calling out Tehran for its "flagrant" actions that he claimed were in violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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The administration may also have to answer whether its positioning and rhetoric -- including Trump's claims that reporters are the "enemy of the people" -- have given its autocratic allies license to pursue even more flagrant policies.
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It's also a flagrant example of the president using one of his few virtually unlimited powers to reward political allies and celebrity friends — and that should trouble even the most ardent supporters of Johnson's commutation.
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Ms. Conway's chronic flouting of the law has been so flagrant that the Office of Special Counsel, the independent government agency tasked with enforcing the Hatch Act, this month officially recommended the president dismiss her.
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"The Iranian authorities have once again proved that they are sickeningly prepared to put children to death, in flagrant disregard of international law," Philip Luther, Amnesty's Middle East and North Africa Director, said in a statement.
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"The use of the death penalty against people who were under 18 at the time of the crime is strictly prohibited under international human rights law and is a flagrant assault on children's rights," Luther added.
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The resolution condemned Israeli housing construction in East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank as a "flagrant violation under international law" that was "dangerously imperiling the viability" of a future peace settlement establishing a Palestinian state.
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