He&aposs gone after our allies, he&aposs gone after our NFL payers, he&aposs gone after Justin Trudeau and he&aposs gone after-- INGRAHAM: He&aposs gone after Justin Trudeau?
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Rubio has never really gone after the Donald, and the Donald mostly hasn't gone after him.
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Look, I've seen where people have gone after art companies, and some VCs have gone after were investors and Postmates ... and I love what Sebastian is doing over there and VCs have gone after him publicly.
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The government has gone after large European banks, they went after the Swiss Banks in 2014, and they've also gone after tax inversion.
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And let's be honest: Republicans have gone after Warren herself, in a way they haven't gone after Sanders, in part because of her gender.
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So it's not so much that the government has gone after drug use, illegal drug use, as it's gone after the populations that get tied to drug use.
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"They've gone after my surviving son, gone after me, and told lies that your networks won't even tell on TV because they're flat out lies," Mr. Biden said.
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Kanye hasn't really ever gone after Drake directly ... yet.
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Israeli strikes have also gone after ISIS fighters inside Syria.
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This isn't the first time Trump's gone after a judge.
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California senator Dianne Feinstein, middle, has gone after phthalates before.
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He then finds the gangsters have gone after his son.
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Simple: Colbert has gone after Trump relentlessly since the election.
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Republicans have gone after Tester over his support for ObamaCare.
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The Justice Department has gone after a tech company again.
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Prosecutors have also gone after people who shared that video.
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Twitter hasn't gone after a Barr like this since Roseanne.
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The administration has also gone after the corruptocrats in Caracas.
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The bounty hunters had mistakenly gone after the wrong people.
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Anytime they've ever had a chance, they've gone after Medicare.
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The California Democrat has frequently gone after Trump on Twitter.
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He had felt it before; it is gone after 15 minutes.
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Which European businesses that are digital have you gone after though?
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Fiorina has also gone after Clinton's marriage and Bill Clinton's infidelity.
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PlexCoin isn't the only allegedly scammy ICO it's gone after, however.
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They've gone after some big names since the very first season.
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Previously, it had only gone after ISIS terrorist positions in Syria.
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Cotton has also gone after Google's business dealings in China before.
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A whole city block was gone after Somoza's aircraft bombed it.
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The Tesla and SpaceX CEO has gone after the media, too.
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JOHN HARWOOD: President Trump has gone after you repeatedly by name.
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Trump had gone after the same outlets just one day before.
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This isn't the first time Trump has gone after disability benefits.
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But the video was the first time it has gone after Prada.
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Trump has actually gone after McCain on the POW kind of thing.
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It's not the first time he's gone after his ex-girlfriend, either.
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Previously, governments have gone after click farms when they discover their bases.
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Our leaders have always attacked the press and gone after the press.
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After all, this is now the second time he's gone after her.
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It is not only Clinton's outside groups that have gone after Cruz.
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This isn't the first time Trump has gone after Flake on Twitter.
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It has also gone after Facebook, Intel, and Microsoft for antitrust violations.
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Canada has gone after websites that enable piracy through Kodi, as well.
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Centra is not the first ICO that the SEC has gone after.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has also gone after the aftermarket hobbyist market.
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It's gone after people with decades-old deportation orders or criminal convictions.
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Never mind UMBC was gone after its next game against Kansas State.
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This isn't the first time the Democratic leader has gone after Bannon.
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It isn't the first time President Trump has gone after the teen.
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Trump has gone after McCabe over his wife's ties to prominent Democrats.
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"They would have gone after him," says Podair, the Lawrence University historian.
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I do think he should have gone after people on different issues.
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In previous Hollywood labor disputes, writers have typically gone after the studios.
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You can&apost make one incident where conservatives have gone after a woman.
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Blue Apron: 68% ScrewedLots of companies have gone after Blue Apron this year.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah Justine Trudeau, I didn&apost know he&aposs gone after him?
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For now, Cordray hasn't gone after Kucinich the way DeWine has attacked Taylor.
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This is the second time the FTC has gone after a crowdfunding campaign.
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The President has gone after other critics from his own party, including Sen.
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Buttigieg's campaign has repeatedly gone after Sanders for this loosely organized outside support.
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Several speakers this week have gone after Trump in Philadelphia, including Michael Bloomberg.
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Sandy was gone after two episodes and a very awkward Missy Elliott reference.
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But, it seems to be the first time he's gone after the NFL.
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Trump has frequently gone after CNN since he began his candidacy for president.
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Friday's put-down was not the first time Trump has gone after Buttigieg.
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Before taking office, he'd gone after Jon Stewart, John Oliver and Seth Meyers.
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The backstory: Progressive Democrats have already gone after anti-abortion Democrats like Rep.
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On the stump, he'd gone after Biden's previous skepticism about abortion rights, too.
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He could have gone after the students themselves; instead, he went after Spock.
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That office has gone after 96 bankers; at least 36 went to prison.
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The taste would be gone after a few hours, but not the texture.
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Trump has gone after Cory Booker 33 times and James Clapper 20 times.
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Since 2006, the FTC has gone after at least 17 subscription trap operations.
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Schatz has in the past gone after Pruitt and Republicans over climate change.
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He was gone after four innings after surrendering four runs on five hits.
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Trump has in the past gone after the FBI and the Justice Department.
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Liriano was gone after 35 pitches — only 13 for strikes — and one out.
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But Trump has repeatedly gone after the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates.
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If I knew about it back then, we would have gone after him.
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Sanders has gone after Biden's record in hopes making this a two-man race.
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Carrey's image Tuesday is not the first time he's visually gone after the president.
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Greenpeace said this is the second time Kasowitz's firm has gone after the group.
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It's not that Trump has only gone after companies or industries with union workers.
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The stuff I'm most familiar with is the stuff you've gone after Facebook about.
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Conservatives have gone after Facebook and Twitter for months for purportedly threatening their speech.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after the Fed for what he considers tight monetary policy.
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America in particular has gone after managers it suspects of participating in price-rigging.
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Just a month earlier, Ye had gone after Jay during a show in Seattle.
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This is not the first time Lahren has gone after the New York Democrat.
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In recent weeks, Jackson has gone after former All-Stars with something to prove.
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"They have gone after my youngest daughter in the worst way imaginable," he said.
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Everything I had worked so hard for was gone after we were through. Everything!
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Gashing the regulatory state isn't the only way Trump has gone after the poor.
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RIP headphone jack (which stayed gone after disappearing from the 7), and hello, FaceID.
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"I admit it: My confidence was gone after what happened at Michigan," Guevara said.
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Critic's Notebook American playwrights have always gone after the big game roaming our society.
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If they're so certain it's illegal, why have they never once gone after anyone?
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But it's also gone after small, obscure indie games that might dilute its trademark.
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He doesn't feel that British journalists would have gone after a story like this.
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The animated series, which airs on Fox, has gone after Trump on several occasions.
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He has also gone after his critics in articles published in an online magazine.
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"We have purposely not gone after this as an exercise program," Mr. McQuigg said.
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In other events, men brandishing assault rifles have gone after Jews and African Americans.
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The rogue employee appears to have gone after restaurants who switched from OpenTable to Reserve.
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But the allies resent how aggressively President Trump has gone after them, particularly the Germans.
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Qualcomm had gone after Apple in courts worldwide, accusing the company of violating its patents.
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It might be the only carbon-reduction policy Trump hasn't gone after directly yet. Yet.
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MEXICO HAS TRIED TO ERADICATE CORRUPTION IN THE COURTS — BUT HASN'T GONE AFTER PRISONS. OOPS.
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I mean, in our business, his creations have gone after you, me and everybody else.
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I'd never gone after anything in my life with such passion in all my life.
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Apple has also gone after Qualcomm, launching a $1 billion legal attack over royalty charges.
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Trump had routinely gone after Kelly, often retweeting criticism of her, much of it sexist.
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Caixin magazine has reported extensively on corruption and has even gone after Beijing for censorship.
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It has gone after those who sold their fake review services on the website Fiverr.
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They haven't, however, gone after any of the third-party map makers with legal threats.
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He's also gone after networks, including CNN, which he has derided as dishonest and partisan.
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Anti-Trump curious Republicans have gone after Trump in various ways, and for different reasons.
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Cook has at times criticized President Donald Trump, and Trump has also gone after Apple.
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King, who has yet to endorse in the presidential race, has gone after Cruz before.
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Sounds pretty far-fetched; but have you ever gone after anything so, I suppose, magical?
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But what would've happened if Wenger had gone after the finished product, instead of Koscielny?
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With blunt weapons and a fighter's instinct, Klobuchar has gone after her opposition without mercy.
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Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas" and has gone after football players protesting police violence against African-Americans.
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Yet this isn't the first time Carson has gone after California government officials for discrimination.
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Nearby states — Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri, Ohio — also have gone after reproductive rights with intensive regulation.
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The backdrop: As we've reported, President Trump has gone after Amazon in tweets and private conversations.
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He's gone after Black Lives Matter activists and has argued rape culture on campuses doesn't exist.
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This is not the first time Trump has gone after Democrats for turmoil in financial markets.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after the Fed for tightening monetary policy in the U.S. On Oct.
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He was gone after four innings, having surrendered five runs on six hits and two walks.
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He has also gone after the state's prestigious university system, historically a hotbed of progressive thought.
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And remember, the Russians have not gone after ISIS or any of the other terrorist groups.
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Most noticeably, the U.S. has gone after goods from China and Mexico, two key trading partners.
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Trump has also gone after the Federal Reserve multiple times, calling for more stimulative policy measures.
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By the end of the year, Dotson learned that the cancer wasn't all gone after all.
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Raise that single gloved-hand to your mouth in shock: The hackers have gone after golf.
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The entire right half of the row in front of me was gone after Act One.
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To be sure, some Republican ads have also gone after male progressive figures, such as Sen.
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Sales boss Mike Randall left after seven months; HR director Sara Sperling was gone after six.
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Trump and his GOP allies have gone after Comey, accusing him of illegally leaking classified information.
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He also has recently gone after Wallace for the anchor's criticism of the president on impeachment.
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He has repeatedly gone after Schiff, whose committee is one of three conducting the impeachment probe.
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The students have gone after the National Rifle Association and politicians backed by the gun group.
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But until Monday he&aposd never publicly and directly gone after his wife or her work.
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Activists have specifically gone after the National Rifle Association (NRA) and Republicans backed by the group.
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Biden also hasn't gone after Buttigieg, who recently eclipsed the former vice president in Iowa polls.
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Trump has also repeatedly gone after Bolton as excerpts of his forthcoming book have leaked out.
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Pam Catlett, a former Nike executive hired as president last year, was gone after five months.
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The alcohol in wine evaporates more quickly than water and is mostly gone after 30 minutes' cooking.
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When the President has attacked Amash, the congressman has doubled down and gone after him even harder.
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But it is not only France that has aggressively gone after those who've dared to show compassion.
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Trump has already gone after representatives of two pillars of our economy: big industry and union labor.
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Earlier this year, Trump had gone after a New York Times reporter who had a visible disability.
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Hun Sen's government has gone after Cambodian internet users who have been critical of the prime minister.
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Elizabeth Warren, who had gone after Zuckerberg after reading the remarks he made in our earlier report.
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This is not the first time these groups have gone after online influencers for the same problem.
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She was spiritual, sensual, psychedelic — and, in the benefit's variety-show format, gone after two luminous songs.
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The German company is one of many banks the US government has gone after on related issues.
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Other tokens, like Ethereum and Bitcoin, are more like commodities, so the SEC hasn't gone after those.
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The DOJ has gone after inauguration protesters in a way that has disturbed many civil rights groups.
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This would not be the first time Russia is at least suspected of having gone after Ukraine.
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The lawsuit points out the L.A. City Attorney's Office has gone after the bank for these practices.
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So I've gone after Wilbur Ross and Scott Pruitt and Steve Mnuchin and Ted Cruz, most recently.
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Bad news: the Rose/Prospect curb is gone after 45 years of recording Hayward fault creep pic.twitter.
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Those symptoms may be gone after a few hours or stick around for a couple of days.
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Amazon, Netflix and major Hollywood studios have gone after these box makers through the court system already.
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"No one that I've seen before this has gone after a paper as an institution," he said.
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"He said something like, 'You've gone after the right, and now we're coming after you," he recalls.
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Pomeranz gave up a leadoff single to start the third and was gone after just 23 pitches.
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Since then, Trump has frequently gone after individual journalists (as well as public figures) critical of him.
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Their best player is probably Brook Lopez, a veteran who everybody thinks is gone after the season.
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I should have gone after her and warned the party that she was a seriously flawed candidate.
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Comcast had gone after the Fox properties before, but Fox, controlled by the Murdoch family, chose Disney.
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Even as Trump equivocates, his campaign, amplified by conservative groups and Trump allies, have gone after China.
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The students, after all, leave for holidays and the summer and are gone after a few years.
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The president, in turn, has gone after Mr. Flake on Twitter and at a rally in Arizona.
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The black entrepreneur has gone after civil rights groups and other black leaders to make his case.
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It has also gone after companies using misleading labels and failing to print mandatory nicotine warning labels.
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Prominent U.S. politicians have gone after both the NBA and Blizzard, saying they've buckled under Chinese pressure.
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In recent weeks, President Trump has gone after China for not doing more to rein in Pyongyang.
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Warren, who has generally avoided personally criticizing other candidates in the primary, has eagerly gone after Bloomberg.
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It is also the rare time that the kleptocracy initiative has gone after such a senior officeholder.
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Trump has gone after Biden's age before, previewing a line of attack should Biden win the nomination.
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President Trump in recent weeks has gone after Obama for his response to the Russian election meddling.
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New York (CNN Business)For years, Apple has gone after the luxury market with its hardware products.
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Last March, Mr. Raniere was arrested in Mexico, where he had gone after the federal inquiry started.
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And, as we reported, she's gone after other celebs like Jason Derulo when she gets pissed off.
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The Justice Department has also gone after ZTE for alleged violations of Iranian and North Korean sanctions.
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Oracle, which declined to comment for this story, is not the only company the OFCCP has gone after.
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In the past, the FTC has only gone after against brands, not celebrities, for undisclosed social media ads.
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But Amazon has also recently gone after the rest of the supply chain involved with that process, too.
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As governor, he's gone after public-sector unions, fought to limit abortion rights and opposed same-sex marriage.
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The criticism was similar to the way Trump has gone after the network in the last few months.
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Scientists and doctors have gone after the most vulnerable populations in order to hone various technologies and techniques.
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The Commission has in recent years gone after banks for rigging benchmark interest rates, handing down hefty fines.
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Longhorn has gone after governments as well as groups involved in finance, energy, telecommunications, education and much more.
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But the Massachusetts lawsuit still names Purdue, while other cases have gone after more than one opioid maker.
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But just a few days before the block, Packard had gone after Trump for his "America first" rhetoric.
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It's not the first time Carrey has gone after Trump -- in fact, he rips POTUS all the time.
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JetBlue, which started out as a low-cost, leisure-focused airline, has steadily gone after higher-paying customers.
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The president has gone after lower court judges for ruling against his administration and his personal business interests.
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And Canadian director Xavier Dolan has gone after Netflix UK for displaying his movie in the wrong format.
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Trump has in recent days gone after McCain, who died last August after a battle with brain cancer.
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Blankenship has repeatedly gone after McConnell, calling him "Cocaine Mitch" and making racially tinged comments about his family.
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And Glaxo may even have gone after the wrong person, documents and emails obtained by The Times suggest.
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"What Macau has really gone after is all of these illegal POS (point-of-sale) devices," Umansky said.
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Among other suits, the company had previously gone after a number of different companies in the Android ecosystem.
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Many other ads have gone after candidates like Heidi Heitkamp and Joe Donnelly for supporting Pelosi and Schumer.
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Trump has also frequently gone after The Washington Post and its owner, Jeff Bezos, who also owns Amazon.
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They're all gone after seventh-seeded Karolina Pliskova's 6-3, 7-6 (1) loss to Bertens on Monday.
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We'd gone after several higher-profile and more conventionally qualified candidates first, but they demurred or were noncommittal.
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In the past, the United States has gone after ships suspected of transporting missiles and nuclear proliferation material.
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Both regimes have gone after him — I think Bolton loves it, and I think the president does, too.
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He's gone after specific business by name on Twitter, including Amazon, Boeing, General Motors, Lockheed Martin, and Nordstrom.
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Other countries have systematically analyzed the main causes of crashes and then gone after them, one by one.
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Various liberal groups have gone after Amazon for its impact on workers, competition and communities around the country.
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Either way, prosecutors have aggressively gone after top politicians but in most cases have not filed formal charges.
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"The prompt-month supply length is gone after the attacks," an industry source based in North Asia said.
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In debates, she has gone after Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, critiquing their health care plans as utopian.
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All presidential campaigns involve some mud-slinging, and Clinton's team has certainly gone after Trump's temperament and personal life.
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Northern Spy Food Company This locavore spot will serve its last brunch on Monday and be gone after Feb.
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Habony has gone after his former ally Simicska, whose empire had become one of the biggest threats to Orbán.
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In 12 years, I've never gone after anyone who is so tied to the president of the United States.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump had just gone after President Barack Obama for backing Clinton in the race.
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The European Union has gone after the tech giant with tough new regulations, court battles and massive antitrust fines.
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Denson is not the only former staffer the Trump campaign has gone after for allegedly breaching a nondisclosure agreement.
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This deal will be gone after March 1, so don't hesitate if you like the look of this deal.
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The DEA and other federal agencies have gone after pharmaceutical companies, investigating questionable orders, issuing fines and conducting seizures.
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It would not be the first time a government had gone after those who help people to dodge tax.
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The DCCC hasn't gone after her, since it's focused on ensuring that another Republican doesn't get that second slot.
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Her legal team has gone after Etsy accounts selling homemade, unofficial Taylor merch, from t-shirts to Christmas stockings.
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Trump has gone after these sanctuary cities since he came into office, threatening to withhold federal funding from them.
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The government has gone after me not only for my comments on Yemen, but also for my domestic activism.
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Trump has also gone after Rosen, whom he dubbed "Wacky Jacky" at the Nevada state GOP convention in June.
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Sessions has gone after the tech industry for hiring high-skilled foreign workers and resisting law enforcement surveillance requests.
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Across the pond, European regulators have gone after American tech firms over privacy and what officials deem anticompetitive behavior.
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Ms. Tillipman noted that the government has repeatedly gone after companies like Walmart and Alcoa for bribing foreign officials.
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Activist investors have gone after some of the world's biggest companies in recent years as their influence has increased.
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Developers, the fossil fuel industry and lawmakers have all gone after the company, and this time was no exception.
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Fancy Bear, for instance, has gone after military and political targets in Ukraine and Georgia, and at NATO installations.
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But GOP fear of giving Democrats ammunition to attack them is now gone after their sweeping victory in November.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after Bezos for his ownership of The Washington Post and the publication's coverage of him.
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Republicans have gone after Kimmel for his criticism, suggesting he isn't qualified to talk about it as a comedian.
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Trump has previously gone after Amazon and its CEO, Jeff Bezos, criticizing the tech giant for hurting local retailers.
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Then, as more details of the incident emerged, a mob went after the people who'd gone after the kids.
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But he's still surprised by the brazenness with which Amazon has gone after one of its own portfolio companies.
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This is not the first time Trump and his campaign have gone after a perceived adversary on personal grounds.
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She's repeatedly gone after him before, but has also said in the past she has hope for Trump supporters.
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Multiple times he has gone after both the Times and the Post, which is owned by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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The Juncker Commission will be gone after May European parliament elections, which may see a rise of anti-EU parties.
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Trump has gone after FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe over this before, but he revived his attack right before Christmas.
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Dutch prosecutors have in recent years gone after other motorcycle gangs, saying that they form a threat to civil order.
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Recently Clinton's campaign has gone after Sanders for his pledge to replace the Affordable Care Act with Medicaid for everyone.
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The protesters are furious that police have gone after them, and not, as they describe it, the real law-breakers.
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But we've seen a similar type of pattern in the way that they've gone after journalists and civil society activists.
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The Obama and Trump administrations have gone after an unprecedented number of national security leakers under the century-old law.
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Bloom said an investigator allegedly hired by Trey has also gone after Andrea's family and she wants that to stop.
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Gallardo was down 2-0 after two pitches, 3-0 before the first inning ended and gone after two innings.
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Jeffrey and Suzanne Schwartz have gone after Bieber for years after the infamous 2014 egging, for which Bieber was prosecuted.
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President Donald Trump has also gone after Schaaf, urging Attorney General Jeff Sessions to investigate her for obstruction of justice.
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Trump lauded their quick efforts, a stark change of tune for a president who has repeatedly gone after the agency.
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Cruz, though, also jabbed at Rubio on Thursday, suggesting the Florida senator should have gone after Trump sooner this week.
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" Trump has repeatedly gone after Warren's claims of Native American heritage and frequently calls her the racially charged nickname "Pocahontas.
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In the days leading up to the inauguration, he's aggressively gone after companies in specific industries on Twitter and whatnot.
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He's also gone after NFL players for kneeling during the anthem, and the NFL for its handling of the matter.
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Leaks have become common in the Trump White House and the president has often gone after those who release information.
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Again, many of those startups that got a seed round haven&apost yet gone after the next round of financing.
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While the president has contributed to Mr. Schumer's past campaigns, he has gone after him repeatedly this year on Twitter.
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Only the biggest dogs have gone after that market, and all of them have ended up scurrying out the door.
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The reelection effort has gone after Biden on Twitter the past few days, including on his response to the pandemic.
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Privately, administration officials have also gone after the committee's Republican chairman, Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia, for supporting Mr. Tester.
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Captain Lorca I was sad to see Michelle Yeoh's Georgiou gone after two episodes, but I am here for Lorca.
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The president has also gone after the judges on the court of appeals in San Francisco who upheld the ruling.
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Here's a look at how Mr. Buttigieg has gone after his leading rivals, and what they have said in response.
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The truck is more current than the Tundra, but it hasn't gone after the real pickup fanatic, and why bother?
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"It's a really important election because we've seen where people have gone after serving in this office," Ms. Greer said.
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The administration has kept entire government programs secret, stonewalled public records requests, and viciously gone after those who leak information.
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Do you worry that at some point you've gone after the biggest most obvious names that have been taken down?
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The backdrop: Trump has repeatedly gone after Sessions for having recused himself from the Russia investigation, which Mueller is now overseeing.
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He has leaned heavily on his New York record in trying to reach out to candidates — and also gone after Trump.
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But that talk is gone after the Iowa loss, the looming one in New Hampshire and the worry that on Feb.
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Relative moderates like Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg have gone after M4A for being too expensive and taking away people's choices.
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In recent years, Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management has gone after both BNY Mellon and State Street, two systemically important institutions.
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Fox probably would've been split on how they saw him, but certainly the Breitbarts of the world would've gone after him.
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And we discovered that those Republicans have now gone after them for the very complexity of their own Rube Goldberg mechanism.
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Instead, the social media network has gone after the Charmed actress, and by proxy, those who speak up against sexual assault.
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Trump himself has not issued any attack ads on TV, though he's gone after candidates in short video clips on Instagram.
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State media have previously also gone after firms including British drug giant GlaxoSmithKline for price-fixing, bribery and poor quality products.
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The bureau has gone after abusive practices by debt collectors and credit bureaus, as well as predatory lending to military families.
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To be sure, Apple's removal of those apps was not the first time Beijing's cyber regulators had gone after VPN providers.
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" Another senior GOP aide said rumors the Senate will be gone after next week are "the wishful thinking of some members.
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Some on the right have compared her to President Trump, another New Yorker who has also gone after his critics online.
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Often, ICE is arresting and deporting people they could have gone after under President Obama — but, for whatever reason, did not.
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"There have been cases where the Trump administration has gone after sponsors who choose to take care of kids," Santana said.
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Even before the forfeiture was announced, New York state tax officials had gone after Shkreli for the money he owes them.
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WikiLeaks claims the CIA has gone after mail orders of Apple devices to infect devices before they get to their destination.
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Yankees starter Luis Severino (2-1) was gone after five innings, allowing five runs and eight hits while striking out six.
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For years, taxi drivers and their allies in government have gone after what they considered an existential threat to their livelihoods.
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The firm has already made four investments and, on the LP side, gone after traditional businesses and Southeast Asia's family corporations.
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In line with the nationalist playbook at work in Hungary and Poland, Morales has also gone after the independent judiciary relentlessly.
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This is the first instance, that we know of, in which the Trump administration has gone after a journalist's communications records.
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"We have known that Russian actors have gone after think tanks before," says Council on Foreign Relations cyber expert Adam Segal.
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Two batters later, Fiers was gone after allowing four runs on five hits and two walks in 3 1/3 innings.
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HP Aaron Sanchez was staked to a 25-25 lead after three innings on Saturday but was gone after four innings.
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While the intentions behind SESTA are good, we first need to know why the department hasn't gone after sites like Backpage.
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While Trump's attacks on Amazon have resurfaced in recent days, the president has gone after the retail giant in the past.
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As Michael Harriot explained in the Root, West has also gone after Al Sharpton, Melissa Harris-Perry, and Michael Eric Dyson.
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If those researchers had gone after her and shouted about their beliefs, Bastian probably would have deepened her stance in opposition.
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The lawmakers' decision to join forces strays from their usual partisan clashes, as Cruz has gone after Ocasio-Cortez in the past.
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Paramount has gone after the makers of the Star Trek fan film Prelude to Axanar with its legal phasers set to stun.
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So I'm not surprised that criminals have gone after the SWIFT system because that is where the major money transfers take place.
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Plenty of presidents have made one-off deals with the opposition party and gone after members of their own party in Congress.
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Since last November, Maduro's administration has gone after street protesters in an attempt to shut down any opposition to his social government.
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But in their fervor to condemn the restaurant, some critics have simply gone after any business with "Red Hen" in its name.
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Duterte has also gone after some of the country's miners for failing to follow environmental regulations as well as after online gambling.
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Google Wave, Google Buzz and Orkut are among the various efforts that have come and gone after failing to get enough traction.
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Microsoft had already announced that Russian hackers had gone after "three candidates" in the 2018 election, but hadn't revealed who they were.
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In the first 85033 days of his presidency, Trump has twice gone after the press at two major U.S. national security sites.
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They've gone after him, they've destroyed him, and yet Hillary's flying safe and she did 100 times worse than what he did.
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Belatedly, Mr Rubio had gone after Mr Trump with crude jokes and demagogic rhetoric that proved to be more embarrassing than effective.
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The administration had previously only gone after Iran clandestinely in cyberspace, reportedly launching a 85033 computer worm that crippled Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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President Obama has appeared eager, even impatient, to take part in the campaign, and he has already gone after Mr. Trump repeatedly.
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Clinton supporters, in turn, have gone after Sanders for continuing what they consider a futile campaign in the face of daunting odds.
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" Trump has repeatedly gone after the press during his presidency, going so far as to call them the "enemy of the people.
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The details: Trump has gone after Haberman before, calling her a "Hillary flunky" and denying that she has had access to him.
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But with Cameron gone after campaigning on the losing side in the 2016 Brexit referendum, the political climate on aid has changed.
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The vegetarian-friendly financial district branch of Will and Julie Horowitz's East Village pastrami and pickle emporium is gone after one year.
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This season he has gone after Equifax; Harvey Weinstein; and his No. 1 antagonist, President Trump, and his relationship with the truth.
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Even as the Trump administration has aggressively gone after undocumented workers and migrants, it has not prioritized punishing those who hire them.
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When pressed, Soros has said that if he hadn't gone after the British pound or the Thai baht, someone else would have.
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Chinese spies have gone after private defense contractors and subcontractors, national laboratories, public research universities, think tanks and the American government itself.
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Part of why the Sanders campaign has gone after Biden so hard on Social Security is to boost credibility among older voters.
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Trump frequently tweets attacks at opponents and has gone after Comey a number of times on Twitter since firing him last month.
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Iranian hackers have likely also gone after many targets in the Middle East in the past several years according to cybersecurity experts.
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Background: Warren has consistently gone after Facebook and Zuckerberg on the campaign trail, with calls to break up the social media giant.
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Republicans have gone after Kimmel for his criticism, suggesting he isn't qualified to talk about it as a comedian, prompting Colbert's response.
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It was followed that season by a hybrid variety-comedy show, "The Mary Tyler Moore Hour," which was gone after 11 episodes.
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The administration had previously only gone after Iran clandestinely in cyberspace, reportedly launching a 2010 computer worm that crippled Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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Trump has decried the Russia probe as a "witch hunt" and has gone after media outlets for their coverage of the issue.
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And that tends to resonate with people once you understand it and I think our history shows that we've gone after that.
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Certain detractors, especially, have gone after the framing of her working-class Bronx roots, something she's made a cornerstone of her campaign.
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This weekend just gone, after nearly a decade of clubbing in the capital, I went to Ministry of Sound for the first time.
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Kamala Harris has gone after Biden on criminal justice issues in the past while Andrew Yang has jabbed at Biden on multiple fronts.
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He's gone after Apple for manufacturing phones overseas, and for refusing to unlock one of the San Bernardino shooters' iPhones earlier this year.
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It is unclear which companies housed those computers, but the data showed that the hackers had gone after networks at major technology companies.
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It's hard to imagine all these women would have gone after him if he were still just a reality TV show host, right?
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We don't know how to break it to you, but the president might have gone after a teenager for making a cat website.
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Why it matters: This isn't the first time the president has gone after his Attorney General for what he sees as poor judgment.
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Trump has in recent days gone after McCain, specifically over the dossier and the late senator's 2017 vote against the repeal of ObamaCare.
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Yilek's article also referenced the fact that George Conway has repeatedly criticized Trump, and the president has gone after him because of it.
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But after the debate, Mr. Trump and his surrogates were a bit more forthcoming on how directly he could have gone after Mrs.
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Since the shooting, a number of student survivors have gone after the NRA and criticized lawmakers who have accepted money from the organization.
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The FDA has also gone after retailers and distributors that blatantly sell kratom supplements as a treatment for a medical condition, including cancer.
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In recent weeks, the Trump administration has gone after Huawei and its rival, ZTE, by banning U.S. suppliers from selling to the companies.
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This isn't the first time May has gone after big tech companies — she made a similar speech at a U.N. event in September.
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We are, of course, really excited when a celebrity wears DU, but we've never gone after anyone and got them to wear it.
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In previous Hollywood labor disputes, the W.G.A., which is more active than the actors' or directors' guilds, has typically gone after the studios.
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Tax investigators have gone after holders of illegal offshore accounts and helped recover billions stolen from the Treasury by filers of bogus returns.
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The police and district attorney's office in Brooklyn have also gone after gun traffickers and gang members believed to be driving the violence.
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Buttigieg has aggressively gone after Warren over her "Medicare for All" proposal, accusing her of being evasive about how she'd pay for it.
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Sanders hasn't been shy of overt criticism about more moderate frontrunners like former Vice President Joe Biden, but hasn't personally gone after Warren.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has gone after Amazon claiming the U.S. Post Office "lose a fortune" delivering packages for the e-commerce giant.
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Trump has in the past gone after his predecessor for not doing enough before the election as it relates to the Russian interference.
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Zambia's president wanted U.S. Ambassador Daniel Foote gone after he criticized the government for corruption and for sending a gay couple to prison.
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Democrats have previously gone after Trump over trade, but the White House's apparent recent progress in the trade talks could complicate their criticisms.
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This marks the second time in two weeks that Drudge, a powerful voice in the conservative world, has gone after The Washington Post.
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"Medullary bone is thus present just before and during egg laying, but is entirely gone after the female has finished laying eggs," she said.
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Trump has also gone after McCain in the past, at one point saying the senator was "not a war hero" because he got captured.
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Though the Saudi-led coalition has pummeled civilian sites in areas controlled by Houthi rebels and their allies, it has rarely gone after AQAP.
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I've lambasted its insistence on forcing users to identify with their "authentic" names, and gone after its executives for promoting a culture of snitching.
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Democrats have gone after Trump over and over again because they're threatened by his power, Chris said — just like the Romans did with Christ.
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Still, some argue that even if the errors are corrected, whatever home an applicant has applied for will likely be gone after a month.
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On the same type of issues, the DOJ has gone after many other lenders, which resulted in more than $100 million in mortgage settlements.
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So IPOA has restricted itself mainly to investigating low-ranking policemen, just as Kenya's anti-corruption commission has generally gone after fairly small fry.
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Hillary Clinton has called out the company in her campaign videos, and the Senate has gone after the company for this practice as well.
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Seeking to carry the momentum, the commission has been giving regular updates of the kinds of relatively minor bad behavior it has gone after.
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He was gone after two outs in his second start, having given up five runs on five hits, two walks and a hit batter.
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COHEN RECORD LEAKER COULD FACE JAIL, AS SOURCES DEBUNK MISSING-FILE CLAIM Avenatti, while representing Daniels, has also gone after Cohen on other fronts.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's case marks the first time it has gone after a company for failing to disclose a cyber security breach.
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In late 2017, she shared on Instagram that her psoriasis was "almost gone" after she had been using an at-home light therapy system.
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Clinton has only stoked the rumors further, particularly on Twitter, where she has repeatedly gone after President Trump and his associates since Inauguration Day.
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Belgium's foreign ministry intervened recently to stop bailiffs from seizing a building in Brussels owned by the Russian state, which GML had gone after.
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But the Koch network also gone after 10 House Republicans and two GOP senators for supporting the spending package or voting against spending clawbacks.
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Law enforcement often track down buyers of poisons or weapons and have also gone after buyers of "harder" drugs, such as MDMA or methamphetamine.
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While the government argues that it has gone after those responsible, after years of stagnation, the commission found its efforts both late and inadequate.
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And again, I'm doing this now and speaking because I feel that now people have viciously gone after his reputation, have impugned his character.
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He estimates that he has roughly one year until those resources are gone, after which "God willing," the situation will be better, he says.
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North Korea has gone after traditional banks, including the cyberheist of $81 million from Bangladesh's central bank, but more recently it's turning to cryptocurrencies.
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China, after initially denying any problem and moving to silence whistleblowers, has gone after the virus aggressively with a mandatory quarantine in Hubei province.
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Obviously you went after Sloan today at the committee hearing, but previously you'd gone after Stumpf successfully, and he was forced to step down.
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Brian Austin Green is incredulous at people who have gone after his 4-year-old son who routinely goes out in public wearing dresses.
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In the Bahamas, most tourists who planned to leave had already gone after Freeport's international airport was scheduled to shut down at 10 p.m.
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It was the first time that Islamist militants — who have been attacking security forces and Christian churches for years — have gone after Muslim worshipers.
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She also points to the Attorney General of Washington D.C. having gone after TSI not once but TWICE for similar issues in the past.
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In her short tenure, she's gone after alleged criminals selling fake engagement, committing ad fraud, abusing user data, and cybersquatting on the company's trademarks.
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When I get a zit or two, they aren't painful and they're gone after a few days of my normal cleaning and Curology routine.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after NFL players who kneel during the national anthem, saying the league's owners should fire players who take a knee.
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The exhibit did a considerably more honest job than the one five years earlier, but it, too, was temporary, gone after a few months.
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Instead, it has gone after issues such as trade with China and Biden's foreign policy record as No. 2 to former President Barack Obama.
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At the same time, New Jersey's Department of Labor and Workforce Development has made misclassification a top issue and has gone after bad actors.
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You already saw with Bernie: If you have read the press, Bernie could have beaten her if he had only gone after her harder.
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"Of course, he would have lined up the tanks and just gone after folks," said David H. Petraeus, the retired general and former C.I.A. director.
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One of the warrants included the son allegedly telling a firefighter he felt relieved his father was gone after being emotionally abused his entire life.
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The media on the left has really gone after President Trump and needless to say they did this all through the campaign and he won.
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Trump has also gone after video games in the past, blaming them for contributing to the "glorification of violence in our society" following school shootings.
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Not only is Apple after it, but many governments have gone after Qualcomm for alleged anti-competitive behavior, similar to what Apple is suing over.
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The EC has also gone after Amazon over e-book pricing and publisher contracts — forcing a change to its practices to settle that antitrust probe.
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Berman explained that Trump had gone after Ghazala Khan by suggesting she was not allowed to speak at the Democratic Convention because of her religion.
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The parents realized he was gone after they went exploring, believing that their son was with his grandfather – who believed he was with his parents.
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Because the DAO — as described in its name — is decentralized, it's a little unclear who the SEC would have gone after in the first place.
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Trump also has gone after Amazon for, what he claims, as not paying its fair share of taxes and ripping off the U.S. post office.
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Here's a nice compendium of the many times he's gone after the company and its owner Jeff Bezos on Twitter — at least through late-March.
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Sandwiched between two candidates of color who have gone after him on the race issue is a very tough spot for Biden to be. 2.
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Since their split, Erdogan has gone after Gulenists with a venom – declaring them a parallel state within the state (not too far from the truth).
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Fleury, though, wasn't in uniform and Lundqvist — brilliant while winning seven of his last eight against Pittsburgh in the playoffs — was gone after one period.
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He's gone after Mexicans, Muslims, and refugees, often cherry-picking stories of immigrant crime and inviting anti-immigrant extremists to depict "foreigners" as threatening invaders.
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Former government and military officials have already been charged, while Tompolo is the first high profile former militant which the security services have gone after.
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According to a police report obtained by TMZ, the couple noticed the watch was gone after returning from a night out last week in Memphis.
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There is no evidence to date that the thieves have gone after large American or European banks, though new possible attacks are being reported weekly.
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The Trump administration has recently gone after Huawei and its rival, ZTE, by banning U.S. suppliers from selling to the companies, citing national security risks.
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" Trump had gone after Trudeau in a pair of tweets after the Group of Seven (G-7) summit on Saturday, calling him "dishonest and weak.
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HE HAS HISTORICALLY GONE AFTER ALL SORTS OF COMPANIES HE DOESN'T LIKE IN ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT WAYS, WHETHER IT BE JEFF BEZOS AND AMAZON.
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Anti-corruption prosecutors have gone after high-level politicians across all parties, exposing widespread graft and a pattern of granting public works contracts for bribes.
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The Lazarus Group has also shifted its attacks and largely gone after finance, government and critical infrastructure entities around the world, according to the research.
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As the New York Times noted, the SEC has gone after ICO operators before, but the case against Kik is the largest and highest profile.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's case marks the first time it has ever gone after a company for failing to disclose a cyber security breach.
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Trump has gone after everyone from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to Merck (MRK) boss Ken Frazier, one of the nation's most prominent black corporate leaders.
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When Facebook first announced the hack in late September, it had little sense of who had been affected or what the hackers had gone after.
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Grassley has gone after Clinton's tenure at the helm of the State Department before, including trading barbs with her advisor at the time, Huma Abedin.
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Since the Virginia judge's ruling and the lawsuit filed against Trump, other blockees have lawyered up and gone after their governors on the same grounds.
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As for how they exploit this, I think we've seen in the past few days since the UN Security Council vote, they've gone after Netanyahu.
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He's also gone after Fox News daytime anchor like Shep Smith, compared to Fox News' primetime hosts and Trump loyalists Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson.
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The only bad part about the lemon ricotta pancakes was their size: they were small, which meant they were gone after just a few bites.
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In recent months, the agency has also gone after a number of other products, including male enhancement supplements and those claiming to treat opioid addiction.
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Sanders and his aides have repeatedly gone after Biden for his past positions on racial issues and his vote in favor of the Iraq War.
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But on Thursday, the saga of the missing-then-found video took yet another twist when prosecutors revealed that the recording was gone after all.
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She has gone after Biden, the candidate who is leading among African Americans, but also a candidate with less-committed supporters than Warren or Sanders.
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But only hours after voting, Upton was dealing with a post-impeachment Trump, who had just gone after Dingell, Upton's longtime colleague and congressional neighbor.
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But Castro had actually, earlier in the debate, gone after Biden on age in a kind of mean-spirited and, on the specifics, unfair way.
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He was gone after 37 pitches and Matt Barnes came on and caught Mark Teixeira looking at a 2-463 pitch for his first save.
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Timmons left his hotel room at some point Saturday evening without telling the team; they only noticed he was gone after running a curfew check.
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The report comes as the United States ratchets up its trade war with China and has gone after other major trading partners, including Mexico and India.
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As promised towards the end of the 2018 season, Carole Radziwill is gone after six years of holding a golden apple for Bravo's beloved reality show.
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Hickenlooper and Delaney have both gone after Sanders from the right, faulting his view of Democratic socialism as out of step with what more Americans want.
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The prime minister has tried to buy off the independent media, further marginalized Israel's Arab minority, and gone after civil society groups critical of his policies.
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But some adults, like North, have gone after the teenagers for their work: insulting them, threatening to assault them, and mocking them over and over again.
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"We've gone after technologies and methods of manufacturing that aren't designed to support 50 million devices," Keats told Wired magazine at the end of last month.
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Whether slavery or Jim Crow or mass incarceration, scientists and doctors have gone after the most vulnerable populations in order to hone various technologies and techniques.
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Critics have gone after food suppliers that work with the Lexington Red Hen, drawing from a list of businesses that the restaurant listed on its website.
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Apparently the recent political debates aren't enough of a metaphorical strike at the very heart of America—someone has gone after the national bird as well.
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And that&aposs why I have gone after cutting government regulations and putting Georgians first and making us number one for small business in the country.
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President Trump made an other shot at his attorney general Jeff Sessions on Twitter Monday morning, openly asking why he hasn't gone after Hillary Clinton yet.
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Republican leaders on Capitol Hill and the White House have preemptively gone after the CBO, contending the non-partisan agency has been wrong on many occasions.
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Trump has angrily gone after Cruz over the last few weeks, calling the Texas senator a "liar" and raising ethical questions about his rival's campaign tactics.
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Trump has gone after the Arizona senator, calling him "weak" and "toxic" on Twitter, and tweeting out support for one of Flake's 2018 challengers, Kelli Ward.
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Trump has also gone after NATO, making misleading statements about how it's funded and at times sparking fears the US might step away from the alliance.
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Trump and his ersatz Republican followers will be gone after he is defeated in November, but Ryan and victorious Republican congressmen will still be in Washington.
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Gillibrand, who has gone after the NRA throughout her presidential campaign, has come under scrutiny for her past views that were sympathetic to the gun lobby.
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Talk You and the other anti-Trump Republicans have been embraced by a lot of liberals because of the gusto with which you've gone after Trump.
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True to their nature, alternative spaces crop up and fade in overlapping sequences: some spaces live for decades while others are gone after a few months.
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Mountainburg Mayor Neal Moon told CNN several homes and mobile homes were "completely gone" after Friday's tornado in his town, and many others sustained extensive damage.
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The administration has gone after those opposing its draconian immigration policies too, using social media to track activists from the southern border to New York City.
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Ariel Jurado started on the mound for the Rangers (24-27), but was gone after allowing six runs and six hits in 27 2/3 innings.
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It is far from clear whether Mr. Lourenço's government has gone after his predecessor's children to clean up the economy or simply to grab their assets.
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The president in the past week has gone after prosecutors, the forewoman of the trial jury and the Obama-appointed judge who doled out the sentence.
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Even grass-roots boycott efforts, like the site and hashtag #GrabYourWallet, which has gone after Trump-related products, do not usually take aim at small businesses.
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In particular, the president has gone after what he calls the "failing" New York Times, CNN and Jeff Bezos, the billionaire owner of The Washington Post.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission, which generally governs bad behavior in the investment world, has aggressively gone after venture capital firms like Rothenberg Ventures for fraud.
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He and his allies have gone after Schiff in recent days as the longtime Trump antagonist takes on a prominent role in the House's impeachment inquiry.
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The student survivors of the shooting have strongly advocated for gun control and have gone after the National Rifle Association and politicians backed by the group.
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For example, regulators have gone after traders and the world's biggest banks for price-rigging a key international interest rate — the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor.
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His parents realized he was gone after they went exploring, believing that their son was with his maternal great-grandfather who believed he was with his parents.
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Morrisey has repeatedly gone after Manchin for his silence on the nomination and argued that he didn't want to be the 50th vote in favor of Kavanaugh.
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Idk who this Megyn Kelly is but she gone after sister Debra AND NOW SHE WENT AFTER MY MOM IN LAW MISS FONDA WHAT IS WRONG WITCHU??
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But the tape's surfacing comes during a week in which Trump has gone after a former Miss Universe by claiming she has appeared in a sex tape.
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All of this begs the question: Given how much it's gone after ISIS sympathizers, why isn't Twitter doing more to curb the rise of white nationalist groups?
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The FCC has gone after individuals when possible, with one Florida resident the subject of a proposed a $120 million fine for making almost 97 million calls.
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Members of the pyramid scheme have been arrested and/or charged in China and India, while financial regulators have gone after its payment processors and trading network.
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Why it matters: This is the first tech industry "unicorn" — a private company valued at over $1 billion — that the SEC has gone after in this way.
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In India, it has gone after engineering talent with acqui-hire deals for startups C42, CodeIgnition and Piant, which have helped create its Bangalore-based tech hub.
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Since 1994, for example, when Democrats in Congress passed a ten-year ban on assault weapons, the NRA has increasingly favored the GOP and gone after Democrats.
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At a closely watched trial, prosecutors argued that Mr. Giuca was a member of a fledgling gang who had gone after Mr. Fisher to gain street credibility.
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Some attorneys in California have gone after contractors through a state licensing board, but that means companies like Renovate America or Ygrene aren't brought into the case.
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The kingdom has also gone after the administrators of anonymous accounts, and it appears that this is why it may have sought to recruit spies inside Twitter.
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In addition to taking on China and its years of intellectual property theft, the White House has gone after American allies like Canada and the European Union.
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" Trump has also gone after Berlin for what he says are insufficient contributions to NATO, telling reporters in April "they're not paying what they should be paying.
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Chevalier The luxury restaurant in the Baccarat Hotel and Residences in Midtown is gone after a little more than a year, with no word on a replacement.
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"We've aggressively gone after readiness challenges in our operational submarine fleet, and identified three key drivers: public shipyard capacity, shipyard productivity and parts availability," Moran told lawmakers.
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Lawmakers in the U.S. and in the U.K. have gone after the social network following a scandal that revealed personal data was improperly gathered from its users.
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On the other, he's promised to rip up and renegotiate the NAFTA and TPP agreements, and he's aggressively gone after Ted Cruz for being born in Canada.
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Though he hasn't previously gone after The Associated Press, Trump has often used "fake news" to label news reports that do not favor him or his administration.
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The Koch network's political arm has so far gone after 10 House Republicans and two GOP senators for supporting the spending package or voting against spending clawbacks.
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"If I would have been there, I would have gone after him, I would have tried to stop it," Mr. DeFazio said, straining to hold back tears.
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"It's a sideline," said Mr. Kennedy, a professor of environmental law at Pace Law School and a litigator who has gone after polluters in the Hudson Valley.
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He's gone after free speech — that would be the right granted in the amendment just before the only one he knows — threatening his enemies in the press.
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The US-led coalition has gone after ISIS watercraft on numerous occasions, particularly in the run-up to the Mosul campaign, which kicked off in mid-October.
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Naturally, Stanton is thrilled to be gone, after enduring eight losing seasons in Miami and playing before the smallest crowds in the National League nearly every season.
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It has gone after only Africans, indicted at most a few defendants in each of its eight concrete investigations, secured only four convictions and even botched investigations.
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Over the years, he has publicly gone after women's looks, Adele, Russian men, short men, men his age, swans, anorexia, Kim Kardashian and — quelle horreur — Meryl Streep.
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It has notoriously gone after schoolgirls as part of its campaign, kidnapping 276 female students from Chibok in Borno State in 2014 and generating an international outcry.
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As we've reported ... Nick's gone after Em with 2 other diss tracks since their old beef over Mariah was reheated this month, but Eminem's yet to respond.
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While she hasn't bluntly attacked her rivals, she and the campaign have gone after big corporations and wealthy people such as Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon, and Jamie Dimon.
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The president has also gone after GOP senators such as John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Of the 24 women he has gone after specifically, 17 are white and 113 were over 50 years of age at the time, according to our count.
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Under Dimon, J.P. Morgan has aggressively gone after market share in businesses from institutional trading to deposits, causing industrywide ripples when it deems the opportunities are worthwhile.
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He had gone after rapists, extortioners, drug-dealers, "Teflon John" Gotti, John Lennon's killer and the CEO of Tyco International, who had drained his company of $19443m.
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Trump has gone after multiple witnesses in the impeachment inquiry and characterized them as "Never Trumpers," including the top diplomat in Ukraine, William Taylor, and Lt. Col.
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Seventeen people who once shared the halls of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School with them are gone after one of the biggest mass shootings in US history.
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The Islamic State has claimed the Syrian city of Raqqa as its capital and had brutally gone after dissenters, publicly executing activists and anyone who resist their rule.
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After the GOP's failed efforts to repeal Obamacare, the Trump administration has gone after Medicaid, which provides government-subsidized health insurance to about 73 million low-income Americans.
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Gawker has specifically condemned him for not going after Woody Allen — whose adopted daughter Dylan Farrow has accused him of sexual abuse — the way he's gone after Cosby.
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"Let's just remember for one second that it is also President Trump who has gone after Ted Cruz's wife, [former FBI deputy director] Andrew Mccabe's wife," Camerota said.
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Potts says the allegations are BS -- claiming the woman had gone after him with a knife and got cut as he tried to wrestle it away from her.
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Clinton has gone after Trump's online behavior before, particularly his vitriolic Twitter presence, calling him "a man you can bait with a tweet" at the Democratic National Convention.
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Given how aggressively the company has gone after photo and video editors, it's honestly a bit surprising that the company didn't embrace the technology earlier for the desktop.
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In some cases, Amazon has aggressively gone after companies that abuse its system and even sued individuals who offered reviews in exchange for cash on freelance job sites.
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If the police had gone after him with anything less than military-grade equipment, weapons, and training, there is no doubt it all would have been far worse.
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De Blasio has also gone after the New York press several times in the past, including The New York Times, New York Daily News and New York Post.
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Vestager has also gone after sweetheart deals offered by the Netherlands to Starbucks, Luxembourg to Amazon, Fiat, and Engie, as well as a British tax scheme for multinationals.
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The Colorado Civil Rights Commission has gone after Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cakeshop again, because this time he will not endorse a gender change with his cake artistry.
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History showed that the United States had always gone after countries, such as the former Soviet Union, Britain or Japan, that were perceived as threatening its global dominance.
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The Brewers used their bullpen for nearly two-thirds of their postseason innings — 60⅓ of 93⅔ — and in half of their games, the starter was gone after three.
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Since announcing his candidacy, he has defended his decades-long record on criminal justice and climate change, rejected assertions he is a moderate and gone after President Trump.
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"I think we've got an extraordinary record of having gone after many, many Democrats since I've been in office," he said in an interview with MSNBC in September.
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You also have to wonder if Williams would have gone after Ramos so relentlessly — and with such conviction to stand up for women's rights — if she were winning.
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For Warren, this isn't enough — the senator who has gone after Bloomberg's history of offensive comments about women is planning to continue holding him accountable at every turn.
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The Europeans also have gone after Apple for $14.5 billion what they see as unpaid tax and have opened a separate inquiry into Amazon's tax practices in Europe.
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As TikTok looks to play down its Chinese roots, it is following a path similar to the few Chinese companies who have gone after the U.S. consumer market.
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Although he has gone after the pharmaceutical industry and soaring drug prices, that is a more politically popular stance than going after insurers, doctors and hospitals, she said.
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But the 4th Circuit panel said all of those decisions were based on allegations that thieves had specifically gone after customer data in order to commit identity fraud.
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Immigration authorities are feeling emboldened in the Trump era, and have gone after everyone from a mom of three to a child with cerebral palsy to military veterans.
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The company's immediate competition is teeming with newcomers, especially from China, many of which have gone after the same components (like Ambarella's processors) that GoPro uses in its cameras.
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The agency has also gone after more than 15 companies for selling "e-liquids that resemble kid-friendly foods, such as juice boxes, cereal and candy," the agency said.
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The company had initially gone after massive firms — it claims to reach a collective 400,000 employees — but now the goal is to reach SMEs and non-Fortune 500 enterprises.
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They've gone after the mainstream media ("MSM"), the academy, courts, climate science, government agencies — virtually any institution assigned with establishing a shared base of facts or arbitrating factual disputes.
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And that one of the ways they&aposve gone after them is like they used to do for the mob through RICO, which is racketeering, and something, and something.
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Acko has gone after big name partnerships in its pursuit of internet economy deals, which Dua said primarily consists of e-commerce, ride-hailing and travel site-focused products.
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That Donald Trump, a demagogue who has mastered race-baiting populism, has also gone after Amazon repeatedly over its monopoly status shows just how powerful this issue can be.
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Maybe that's why Sessions hasn't gone after climate change activists despite that letter from Congress asking the DOJ if it planned to ramp up its prosecution of environmental protesters.
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Whatever the cause, the result is Trump's presidency and administration have now adopted a broad anti-LGBTQ agenda — one that has gone after LGBTQ workers, students, troops, and patients.
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Clinton has gone after his gun record with new intensity in recent days, and Mr. Sanders may face the toughest audience yet for his deviations on the Second Amendment.
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The CIA has also gone after iPhones before they make it into the hands of customers, according to WikiLeaks, though it's not possible to prove that from these documents.
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Trump has gone after Amazon — which saw its stock drop after Trump's recent attacks — and Bezos in the past, often linking his contempt for The Washington Post to Amazon.
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While the manhunt was still underway, it became increasingly clear that the targets of the attack all happened to be entities Trump had verbally gone after in the past.
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Trump has also criticized the Department of Justice as a whole, calling for an investigation into what he claims is bias against him, and has gone after Comey personally.
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Some on the right have also gone after McMaster this week following the exit of Ezra Cohen-Watnick, the senior director for intelligence, from the National Security Council (NSC).
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Whatever the cause, the result is Trump's presidency and administration have now adopted a broad anti-LGBTQ agenda — one that has gone after LGBTQ workers, troops, and even patients.
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Now that territory is gone, after a four-year battle that ended in defeat last month at the hands of American-backed forces in the town of Baghuz, Syria.
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Trump has long gone after Baldwin's impression of him and has previously taken to Twitter to attack the actor and "SNL" as having poor ratings and not being funny.
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The president has often gone after the media for what he views as unfair coverage that he has deemed "fake news" and talked about taking retaliatory measures against journalists.
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Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have continually targeted the NRA for its influence in Washington and have gone after lawmakers who have accepted money from the organization.
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Buttigieg in particular has gone after Warren for failing (until recently) to articulate a plan to finance single-payer, while touting his idea as a more viable cheaper alternative.
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Since then Algeria's justice system has gone after Mr. Bouteflika's brother Saïd and other members of the Bouteflika entourage, as well as leading businessmen who are accused of corruption.
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And what we&aposve discovered is that people with this type of power, with power -- insurmountable power have gone after a president, a duly elected president of the United States.
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Sanders has gone after big pharmaceutical companies, a fight that has put him at odds with Booker, among other Democratic senators who apparently don't have beef with the hated industry.
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However, Trump has made little attempt to reach out to the tech industry and has gone after automakers like Ford and GM for outsourcing some of its manufacturing to Mexico.
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Instagram influencers are often accused of trying to hide brand partnerships in their sponsored posts, and the Federal Trade Commission has gone after celebrities for not properly disclosing their ads.
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In the past few weeks, he has gone after America's spies, rubbishing the agencies' conclusion that Russian hackers worked to hurt Hillary Clinton's chances and boost his, during the election.
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The president has attacked the Post for being "fake news" and has simultaneously said he is looking into Amazon's dominance and has reportedly gone after the company's U.S. postal rates.
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That presented an opportunity for Ucommune, which has aggressively gone after growth in China with a consolidation strategy that has seen it acquire no fewer than seven companies this year.
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Shin Bet says the group poses a continuing danger of violence, and the authorities have gone after it using extraordinary methods that were previously reserved for Palestinians accused of terrorism.
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In the past, the show has gone after major brands, including Apple, McDonald's, Nikon and Volkswagen, typically forcing the companies to apologize and take corrective action to regain public confidence.
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Chris Christie as well as Jeb Bush and others have gone after Marco Rubio incessantly on this point, implying that the junior senator from Florida is some kind of sissy.
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America's core institutions may not be in perfect health, but they seem to be functioning well enough to constrain a president who's gone after essential parts of its democratic system.
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And it's far from the first time he has gone after a Republican senator -- even as he will need each and every vote to get his tax-reform package pass.
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The campaign, known as Operation Sharpshooter, has gone after key industries including nuclear, defense, energy and financial groups by using a malicious implant that has links, according to McAfee Labs.
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While the Club for Growth has mainly spent on ads boosting Rosendale, the conservative group has now gone after Fagg with a $632,000 TV ad buy attacking his judicial record.
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The former vice president has frequently gone after her Medicare for All plan, which would eliminate private insurance and, he and other critics claim, raise taxes on middle class families.
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Robbers have always gone after migrants, but on the train it's harder to rob a person—it's easier to rob people who are walking, so the walkers are more vulnerable.
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Allies of leadership and the NRCC also note that one of the Freedom Caucus' strongest outside allies, the conservative Club for Growth, has actively gone after sitting lawmakers, including Rep.
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Since the weekend, he has gone after favorite targets, like the "fake news" media, Congress and Hillary Clinton, and even some new ones, like Germany and the comic Kathy Griffin.
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The United States has successfully gone after Turkey with sanctions and tariffs before, hitting Ankara last year to pressure authorities to return an American pastor on trial for terrorism charges.
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" This week, Tucker Carlson made a similar point, comparing Sanders to Ocasio-Cortez in a monologue that falsely claimed Ocasio-Cortez had gone after the DCCC for being "insufficiently woke.
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Since she took office, Gardner has put into place a conviction integrity unit to try to put an end to wrongful convictions and gone after racism in the police force.
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Furthermore, according to various intelligence assessments, the Iraqi regime backed by Iran would likely have gone after oil-rich Kirkuk and other disputed areas anyway even without the independence referendum.
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If authorities had gone after the "cookers", the people manufacturing the drugs, instead of users and small dealers, people like him would be unable to buy and would move on.
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Rose has attempted to paint Corlew as a career politician, while Corlew has also gone after his main opponent for being too close to "the swamp," the Post Bulletin reports.
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The fortuitous lead was gone after less than six minutes when Felipe Anderson sent the ball down the right to Michail Antonio, who struck it past the static goalkeeper, Alisson.
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It also tells us one of the top five possession teams (Los Angeles, Anaheim, San Jose) both down the stretch and over 82 games will be gone after one round.
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He has gone after the disgraced comedian often and passionately, insisting that Cosby's legacy shouldn't in any way excuse him from having to answer for the sex crimes he's accused of.
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Practically everyone in Washington had assumed Sessions would be gone after the midterms; it turns out Trump couldn't even wait a full day after the polls closed to pull the trigger.
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The protesters want all seven justices of the Supreme Court gone, after the court issued a ruling (later reversed) that would have transferred power from the National Assembly to the court.
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The White House released a statement from President Trump slamming Steve Bannon, after it emerged that Bannon had gone after Trump's family in interviews with Michael Wolff for his forthcoming book.
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The one thing Netflix and the other internet companies that are playing around in content haven't done, Amazon is doing a little bit, is gone after the big-ticket sports stuff.
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Companies including former General Motors subsidiary Ally Financial Inc, Discover Financial Services American Express Co and Goldman Sachs Group Inc have gone after deposits through mailings, call centers and digital tools.
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McMaster and Kelly are gone, after rocky tenures during which it was widely known that they disagreed with many crucial security policies and were poorly treated by the commander in chief.
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You yell back, of course, and you pick a familiar target, your vanquished rival Hillary Clinton: This is far from the first time Trump has gone after Clinton during his presidency.
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In recent weeks, Trump has also gone after retired four-star general Stanley McChrystal and Navy Seal Admiral William McRaven, two highly respected officers, who have been critical of Trump's character.
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Over seven hours on that first day, Democrats explored allegations by intelligence officials that Mr. Bolton had gone after two analysts who disagreed with his views on Cuba's biological weapons capability.
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In a statement, Twitter said that as a part of its routine efforts to stop spam and inauthentic behavior, it had inadvertently gone after a number of legitimate Chinese-language accounts.
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You've gone after Maggie Haberman, Don Lemon and Chuck Todd, but you've publicly denounced me only once — and so incoherently that I couldn't print out a quote to impress my kids.
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Moore has gone after the Democratic National Committee, accusing the party of conspiring against Sanders when it opted to change its debate qualification metrics — a charge the committee forcefully denied. Rep.
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Subscription traps, also called free trial scams, have long been a bane of the FTC: Over the past decade, the agency has gone after perpetrators who've stolen more than $1.3 billion.
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Some of the changes include: A lot of wearable products have gone after the fitness-obsessed, the so-called "worried well," while ignoring those who deeply struggle with nutrition and exercise.
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It retains about 4,000 troops deployed across its former colonies in the arid Sahel region as part of the anti-terror Operation Barkhane and has aggressively gone after militant group leaders.
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"Michael always turned the other cheek, and we have always turned the other cheek when people have gone after members of our family - that is the Jackson way," the statement said.
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Related: T.I. says his patience for Kanye West is dead and gone after Trump meeting "I always say he isn't the best communicator, but he has the best heart," Kardashian said.
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London (CNN Business)Europe has gone after Google with tough new regulations, court battles and massive antitrust fines, forcing the company to change how it does business in the lucrative market.
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French newspaper Le Monde reached out to those communities and found that only four has gone after burkini-sporting women this summer, but that they had issued 32 tickets between them.
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But this is the first time the special counsel has gone after documents from the Trump Organization, which might be a sign that he's delving deeper into this line of investigation.
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Since then, Maduro's government has gone after other opposition leaders, forcing them into hiding and further weakening the National Assembly, the only government institution controlled by the opposition, albeit a toothless one.
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But his lack of aggression toward his fellow Democrats stood out, especially after the Texas Democrat had repeatedly gone after Joe Biden in the Houston debate over the former vice president's memory.
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He's gone after automakers like Toyota for making cars in Mexico, Lockheed for cost overruns on the F-35 fighter jet program, and drug companies for high prices and anti-competitive behavior.
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The CDN has aggressively gone after government forces in recent months, specifically the special forces of the state police agency known as the Center for Analysis, Information and Studies of Tamaulipas (CAIET).
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Both senators have gone after Trump hard on the campaign trail over the past several weeks, including a memorable CNN debate in Houston last week when they essentially emptied their oppo books.
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The prosecution made a note that they went light on Felicity, as they could've gone after money laundering charges ... like they have for Lori Loughlin and others who didn't cop a plea.
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But if your twitch isn't gone after a full week, or you feel like you're getting twitching eyelids frequently, you should check in with your primary care physician or an eye doctor.
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Russian military hackers, for example, have gone after everything from the Orthodox Church to U.S. think tanks, and they launched what the Trump administration called the most costly cyber-attack in history.
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Edwards has also gone after Van Hollen for his past openness to a sweeping deficit-reduction package that included cuts to entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, programs sacrosanct to liberals.
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Jenkins has gone after Morrisey for his wife's lobbying ties and the fact that he isn't from West Virginia, while Morrisey has primarily attacked Jenkins for only recently joining the Republican Party.
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At a protest outside a Bangkok police station on Saturday evening, Mr. Sirawith told his mother's supporters and the news media that the police had gone after her to get to him.
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Grassley has also gone after Steele, the ex-British intelligence agent who was hired by Fusion GPS to write the opposition research dossier on Trump and Russia, when he and GOP Sen.
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Vic Berger, a satirical video maker who has gone after Twitter white supremacists in his work, put together the video compilation below showcasing examples of how McInnes might be breaking Twitter's rules.
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"They are curious and they want to try their luck," she said, recalling that she had also gone after seeing a neighbor return with enough savings to buy land and a car.
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Orbán has gone after Hungarian-American billionaire financier George Soros — a frequent target of American conservatives — for his Open Society Foundation that funds liberal nonprofit groups around the world, including in Hungary.
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"You can see that upon heat treatment the lectin activity is completely gone after cooking, which makes them a component that can not cause any harm anymore in the gut," Bourns says.
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They have gone after Brooks with a blitz of controversial ads that have slammed him for opposing Trump in the early days of the presidential primary and connected him to Nancy Pelosi.
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"In recent years, the Democratic state attorneys general in particular have stuck their necks out a little bit more and have gone after it more independently," he said, referring to antitrust investigations.
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In practice, this has often meant that ICE has arrested and deported people whom it wouldn't have gone after (and, in many cases, explicitly decided not to go after) in the past.
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Chinese authorities have imposed fines for public spitting and, more recently, gone after the "Beijing bikini" — or the practice of men rolling up their shirts and baring their bellies in the summer.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle seemed exasperated that the president had gone after two of the most well-liked members of the House in recent history in such personal terms.
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The stakes for Dar — treason — are incredibly high, and I suspect, now that Watch Cap Man has gone after Quinn, that Dar may not be the puppet master he has previously seemed.
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"From an external perspective, I've been a bit surprised that they haven't gone after, you know, the wider market," said Luc Grimond, a partner and managing director at The Boston Consulting Group.
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But the first son, Donald Trump Jr., had already gone after Newsweek, posting images on Twitter of the non-updated headline next to pictures of the president passing out food to troops.
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For example, we had a reporter, Clifford Parody, who had gone after the backlog of rape kits in Florida, and the state said they would go through and test all the kits.
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Splinter groups such as GhostSec and CtrlSec have also gone after ISIS online, claiming to pass information to authorities, and boasting of having disrupted recruitment efforts and even one real-world terrorist attack.
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This isn't the first time Morgan has gone after Kardashian, of course; he takes issue with her nude selfies and the notion that anyone could see her as a figure of female empowerment.
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But more importantly, Seattle's defense isn't remotely close to what it was earlier in the season, because Earl Thomas is gone after breaking a bone in his leg, which is a devastating loss.
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He's done just that, as the SpaceX Facebook page is now gone, after having been live earlier today (as you can see from the screenshot included taken at around 12:10 PM ET).
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The National Rifle Association's propaganda arm has gone after many issues tangentially related, in the group's mind, to gun rights: overbearing liberalism, the fake news media, and even teenage survivors of gun violence.
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" Trump had gone after Love, the only black Republican woman in Congress, the day after the midterms, by proclaiming at a press conference that "Mia Love gave me no love, and she lost.
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Ocasio-Cortez and her allies feel they've been picked on by Pelosi, who has gone after the Green New Deal climate plan and suggested the freshmen do not speak for the full caucus.
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This is just a -- this is just a cheap attempt to literally go after a guy they never would have gone after because they are trying at all costs to get the president.
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Locals are baffled; while larger Italian cities such as Florence and Milan have also moved to curb pollution via traffic restrictions, neither have gone after what is arguably Italy's most beloved food tradition.
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Amber Heard has gone after a comic who claimed she was blackmailing Johnny Depp with false spousal abuse allegations, and in her new lawsuit she makes even more allegations against her estranged husband.
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And as a postscript, another New York restaurant from a Food Network star, Cat Cora's Fatbird Southern Kitchen and Bar in the meatpacking district, is gone after a mere seven months, Eater reports.
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By that point, a sleepless and intemperate Trump, 73, had already gone after Teigen and Legend as two people among many who failed to credit him for supporting criminal justice reform, he said.
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The president, who has heaped praise on Fox News in the past, has gone after the network repeatedly recently after one of its polls showed him behind some of his 2020 Democratic opponents.
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Trump has in recent months gone after the congressional representatives and local leaders of Baltimore, Dayton, Cincinnati, Oakland and San Francisco, seeking to paint urban centers as decaying and floundering under Democratic leadership.
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Xi has also gone after competing power bases by jailing opponents for corruption, including the powerful former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang and the popular one-time party boss of Chongqing, Bo Xilai.
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Biden's also gone after Bloomberg for an ad campaign that interpolates praise that Barack Obama gave the former mayor, all of it after Bloomberg's 2008 decision to stay neutral in the presidential race.
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Jenna Dewan's Tesla window is smashed and her purse is gone after a brazen thief pulled off a burglary on the Sunset Strip in broad daylight ... and the whole thing was captured on video.
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In the Senate, a bipartisan group of policymakers, including Mark Warner (D-VA) and Josh Hawley (R-MO), have gone after Big Tech companies over issues related to social media addiction, privacy, and security.
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But with Schaeuble gone after an election in September that weakened Merkel's conservatives, new momentum for euro zone reforms is building, especially as Merkel seeks a coalition with the anti-austerity Social Democrats (SPD).
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Miffed that an anti-Trump super PAC targeted his wife by using a racy photo of her, Trump has gone after Ted Cruz's wife, upending the conventional rules of what's acceptable in presidential politics.
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In speech after speech, the Vermont senator has gone after the party's donor class — and its hold on politicians — as the central impediment to both a more populist Democratic Party and its electoral success.
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While the group has gone after Republicans in the past, this is the first time they have dedicated an ad to one candidate, though Priorities USA has also singled out Trump in their messaging.
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The president has gone after the organization for high gas prices all summer, hitting them in July for doing "little to help" rising gas prices and saying "OPEC is at it again" in June.
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There appears to be less concern among associates about other recent Trump tweets in which he's gone after special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, which, along with his legal team, he's long sought to discredit.
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The Russian government has gone after the messaging app through crude censorship campaign that knocked out swathes of IP addresses — potentially as many as 19 million — in order to prevent Telegram evading its crackdown.
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While most point of sale solutions have focused on small and medium sized businesses, from the outset, Appetize has gone after the very largest customers, according to the company's chief strategy officer, Kevin Anderson.
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Such bold moves have become a signature of Mr. Loeb, one of the world's most visible activist investors and a hedge fund manager who has gone after major companies like Dow Chemical and Sony.
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Crista Granroth, an official with the National Bureau of Investigation, said that it seemed that the attacker had deliberately gone after women, and that the men had been wounded while trying to stop him.
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She has in recent media appearances tied herself closely to Trump and gone after his detractors in what GOP strategists interpreted as an effort to position herself for a possible 2024 White House run.
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The investor group, called the Climate Action 100+, has only gone after relatively low-hanging fruit; the agreement with BP for example, doesn't reduce oil production, just caps emissions as a percentage of output.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, people have pretended to be me on both Facebook and Twitter, I mean— BECKY QUICK: Have you guys gone after the people who— WARREN BUFFETT: We did it for a while.
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By the time she died at the age of 94 last year, however, all of the money was gone after a diagnosis of dementia and five and a half years in a nursing home.
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Trump has gone after Page and former FBI agent Peter Strzok — with whom Page had an affair — over texts between them that spoke negatively about Trump in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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And in a lengthy, passionate, desk-side monologue, Mr. Stewart had gone after Fox News and its hosts like Sean Hannity, who he felt had been too deferential to Mr. Trump during the campaign.
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So far, Buttigieg hasn't overtly gone after Biden, even though the elder statesman is widely perceived to appeal to the same type of moderate Rust Belt voters whom the mayor hopes to win over.
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Yet all of the lawyers VICE spoke to emphasized their reluctance at solely blaming JUUL for the current health epidemic, and the company has long shunned the idea that it has gone after kids.
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Abbie Mills is gone after her sacrifice at the end of Season 3, sending Ichabod (Tom Mison) to Washington, where he has assumed the mantle of a secret organization and found a new partner.
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Along with its China battle, the White House also has gone after Mexico recently, threatening to impose a 5% tariff on Monday against Mexico imports, with equal increases each month to a maximum of 25%.
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" The Jackson family's statement continued by saying, "Michael always turned the other cheek, and we have always turned the other cheek when people have gone after members of our family — that is the Jackson way.
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Although some of his supporters have been frustrated that he has not gone after issues like the Clinton email scandal, the net result was to elevate the quality of the discourse within the Democratic Party.
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In an interview that ran earlier today, Jason Keats, the company's head of product architecture told Wired, "we've gone after technologies and methods of manufacturing that aren't designed to support 50 million devices," he says.
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"The FBI has gone after presidents before," says Tim Weiner, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and historian, pointing to the bureau's probes of Richard Nixon during Watergate and Ronald Reagan during the Iran-Contra scandal.
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Not quite gone: After smallpox was eradicated, the remaining samples were supposed to be sent to two secure facilities where they could still be used for research, one in the US and one in Russia.
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The Pokémon Company hasn't gone after map makers So it would seem that Niantic and The Pokémon Company have hard and fast rules on what they will and will not allow with regards to gameplay.
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He had no problem taking on the political establishment to secure the Republican nomination, and now he's going after Lying Crooked Hillary Clinton in a way that no one has ever gone after her before.
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Its social media account has recently boasted every instance that Trump has worn the brand, and Stefano Gabbana himself has gone after online naysayers who've criticized the brand for its infatuation with the first lady.
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They've also gone after the Christian Democratic Union — the party of Chancellor Angela Merkel — and individual politicians in the lead up to the nation's September elections, though it's not known whether those attacks were successful.
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Comey, on the other hand, has gone after his GOP critics for their claims that he leaked classified information to the press, stating that he would welcome apologies from those who sought to defame him.
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Trump has made a habit of singling out specific companies on Twitter — he's gone after Boeing, General Motors, and Lockheed Martin and has on several occasions targeted the New York Times and Amazon, among others.
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"They certainly have gone after Deripaska in a big way, even targeting former partners (Vekselberg) who are not known to be in any way politically active," said Chris Weafer, senior partner at Macro-Advisory Ltd.
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It also turns out a guy at the bar bought both M. and I drinks while I was gone after originally almost yelling at him because he thought he was getting cut in line. Score!
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In recent months, the government has gone after prominent lawyers and rights activists with prosecutions that have frozen their bank accounts, rescinded their ability to travel abroad and could ultimately imprison them for lengthy terms.
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The CCR5 gene has been shown in mice to enhance cognition and memory, and Regalado reports that scientists believe He may have gone after CCR5 in an attempt to enhance the brains of the babies.
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While popularized by Venmo, many companies have gone after this space — including Apple, where you can send money over iMessage — and its massive popularity through services abroad are showing the appeal for a company like Square.
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Harambe, in case you didn't know, was a silverback gorilla who was shot to death after it may or may not have gone after a little boy who fell into its enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Maria Uzcategui of commerce association Consecomercio said stores pricing goods in dollars do so "at their own risk," while the government has turned a blind eye and gone after big-name grocery chains for political effect.
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" Muddying the waters further are her assertions that while "Bruce was gone" after changing her birth certificate, he is also still around "on the inside, where he will happily remain for the rest of my days.
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When it digs this deep and this personal, it's hard to argue the power of the series' blunt-force approach to gay trauma — especially not when the history it's retelling isn't so long gone after all.
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It has always gone after its target (female) demographic with a stacked schedule of romantic comedies, sitcom and soap reruns, and original movies that have spawned their own cults of worship, both ironic and deeply sincere.
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Clinton portrays her candidacy as a historic opportunity for Americans to elect a female president, and has repeatedly gone after Republican candidates, including Mr. Trump, Ben Carson and Marco Rubio, for their stances on women's issues.
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Guston did the first group of drawings in 1971, shortly after coming back from Rome, where he had gone after critics savagely dismissed his landmark 1970 exhibition at Marlborough Gallery, with Hilton Kramer leading the charge.
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JIM CRAMER: Okay, and speaking of wheelhouse, you're doing some different things involving investors that I would never – that you would have been furious at me if I had gone after when I was at Goldman.
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But his relationship with the kingdom changed during the rise of Crown Prince Mohammed, who has announced broad social and economic reforms but has also gone after critics and cut down many of his fellow royals.
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" Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard lawyer who has been a recent ally of Mr. Trump, said the case against Mr. Assange was "really the first time since the Pentagon Papers that the government has gone after publishers.
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Warren and Mulvaney have already gone after each other with a flurry of increasingly nasty letters, op-eds and speeches since Mulvaney's late-November appointment by President Donald Trump as interim chief of the consumer bureau.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr said "any goodwill" his panel may have had toward Michael Cohen was gone after President Donald Trump's former lawyer "stiffed" them -- a point Cohen's attorney disputed later Tuesday.
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As Mr. Bezos' investigation continued, The Post and others floated theories that American Media had gone after Mr. Bezos for political reasons, perhaps because President Trump considers him an enemy for the work his newspaper does.
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Republicans have gone after Soros in particular for years, with politicians and GOP-aligned media creating a narrative in which he and other left-wing Jews are puppet masters, using their money to undermine America from within.
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Here are some of the ways the groups have gone after Trump: 'Reckless' Trump is "erratic" and "unreliable," says the anti-Trump ad that Kantar Media data shows has run more than any other spot against him.
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In recent months his ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) has gone after critics including members of the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), which was banned by a court last year, civil rights groups and independent media.
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Instead, the FTC has held companies to vague standards and gone after companies that do not implement "reasonable security" measures — an ambiguous target that likely leaves companies scrambling to avoid regulatory penalties rather than improve consumer security.
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Specifically, the United States has not, in a serious way, gone after the foreign banks that provide illicit support to North Korea and extend credit and financial services to companies engaged in illegal trade with the regime.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after the lawmakers — the first two Muslim women elected to Congress and vocal critics of his administration — and accused them this week of making anti-Semitic remarks and claiming that they "hate" Israel.
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Other pro-life Republicans on stage, including Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, believe abortions should be allowed when a woman has been raped or is the victim of incest and have gone after Rubio on the issue.
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Mattis is gone, after an extraordinary resignation in protest in which he publicly expressed his disagreements with Trump that were so severe that he could no longer continue in office as a matter of conscience and honor.
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Their outspoken liberal platforms have drawn conservative criticism from the start, but in addition to attacking policies the Congresswomen promote, such as Medicare-for-all, Trump has gone after them — particularly Omar — along racial and religious lines.
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Of course, this ain't the first time PETA has gone after Uga ... earlier this year it demanded his removal from the school after he and the University of Texas' Longhorn mascot got into it on the sideline.
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One much more recent case study relates how a woman's psychotic symptoms — she had schizoaffective disorder, which combines symptoms of schizophrenia and a mood disorder such as depression — were gone after a severe infection with high fever.
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Yet the candidates who have gone after Mr. Biden frontally — including Ms. Harris; Julián Castro, the former federal housing secretary; and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who has left the race — have seen few lasting benefits.
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Trump had repeatedly attacked Mueller's investigation as a "witch hunt" and a "hoax," sending hundreds of tweets that have gone after Mueller and his team of prosecutors, as well as Cohen after he began cooperating with Mueller.
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At the time, it did seem odd to have gone after Sanders twice, given that he is the most progressive candidate in the race, and that none of the Republican candidates had been disrupted in their campaigns.
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SARA EISEN: And that's another thing that you've done is actually, you've managed to keep the IMF off of President Trump's radar and off of his Twitter feed, where he's often gone after multilateral organizations like it.
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When he looked deeper, Mr. Alix found that McKinsey's meager disclosures appeared to go all the way back to when it began advising bankrupt companies in 2001 — the same year the Justice Department had gone after him.
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"They have gone after best in breed in a particular area, but we see this opportunity to actually do both and to really go after it and to make our investments in a way that matter," Spataro said.
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Though most sizes are currently still available, if its previous launches are any indication, we have a feeling these shoes are going to sell out just as fast (the size 9.5 is already gone after just one day).
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Bush has gone after Trump past debates -- and was supported by an audience booing Trump in their last matchup -- but this time, Bush's attacks quickly turned into a Trump pile-on from the other candidates onstage as well.
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Since his inauguration, Trump and his administration have aggressively gone after sanctuary cities, locales where local law enforcement doesn't cooperate with federal agents on deportation protocol, in an effort to crackdown on illegal immigration by withholding federal funding.
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While polls show that many of his voters, including independents, have maintained their support for him, more than any president in memory, Trump has gone after his fellow Republicans, managing to antagonize wide-swaths of his party's faithful.
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The hit show may be long gone after its final episode aired in 2013, but it will forever live on in our hearts (and on Netflix.) And, of course, you can always be your favorite character on Halloween.
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In his drive to root out entrenched corruption, Lopez Obrador has gone after one of ex-president Enrique Pena Nieto's closest aides, a former chief of state oil firm Pemex, for alleged bribery, tax fraud and other crimes.
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Simpson's attorney said the Republican-led Judiciary Committee has turned a blind eye to "White House efforts to influence and interfere with the Justice Department's investigation in this administration," noting that it has gone after whistleblowers and Mueller.
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"If they go after that one with as much gusto as they've gone after this one, then I think we know we've got a new cop on the beat and they're serious about anti-trust enforcement," he said.
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Yatesville, Pennsylvania (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden grasped the microphone tightly as he delivered his closing pitch for Democrats, his normally booming voice gone after a week of campaigning and replaced with something much lower and hoarse.
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If you ask Oklahoma City should they have gone after Paul George, knowing that he's from Los Angeles, he's talked about being a Laker, possibly wanted to be a Laker, they still went after him and he stayed.
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The FTC has previously gone after BMW for illegal warranty practices that required Mini Cooper customers to take their cars in for routine maintenance only at authorized shops, but even that case was eventually settled with no fine.
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Trump also has gone after foreign carmakers who have set up shop in Mexico to service that local market and export their cars and light trucks to the U.S. Most of those Mexican factories are owned by foreign carmakers.
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The right has gone after government, journalism, science, and academia in turn, in each case doing at a social scale what whataboutism is meant to do at the individual level: show that all claims of transpartisan authority are fraudulent.
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Rather than fading into the night, President Dwight Eisenhower had gone after the Democratic Congress in his final years in office, pushing them to balance the budget and calling for steep cuts in all kinds of spending, including defense.
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And it's often gone after people who are easy to find because they're showing up for prescheduled appointments with the government — for an annual check-in at ICE offices, an application for a green card, or a court date.
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The attacks didn't stop there, Trump has also gone after ESPN's Jemele Hill (who criticized him directly), and his comments about Curry and the NFL have prompted other black athletes to speak out against the president in recent months.
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But while Republican groups have had the clear advantage in spending, mainly because Democrats hadn't gone after Hurd himself (they have spent roughly $300,000 supporting Jones), the picture is now much more even after the move by Women Vote!
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"We even have gone after planes such as Sukhoi 100 or planes made by non-European countries," the chief executive of Iran Air, Farzaneh Sharafbafi, was quoted as saying last year on Iran's Roads Ministry website, according to Reuters.
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Unless it was something where I just really felt that ... I get that kind of anger when I think about Donald Trump right now, but I would have never gone after somebody just gratuitously, or just because I didn't like them.
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Trump has gone after former President Obama, saying he was weak against Russia, and he continues to lash out against what he called the "fake news" media for their "conspiracy theories and blind hatred," as he said in a tweet.
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More recently, Brown has gone after positive psychology's "happiness pie," the notion that the difference in well-being between you and the next person boils down to 50% genetic factors and 10% life circumstances, leaving 40% that's under your own control.
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A hacking group linked to Russia called Fancy Bear, aka Pawn Storm, has gone after a long list of other foreign political organizations, too, according to private web security firm Trend Micro, including targets in France, Germany, Montenegro, Turkey, and Ukraine.
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He's gone after everyone from former sheriff and noted media hated David Clarke—he said "You disgust me" after Clarke tweeted that the Parkland teens were connected to George Soros— to Fox News host Laura Ingraham and her advertising revenue.
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"While they should have gone after an individual, they went after an ethnic group and a party," he said in comments aired by Dimtsi Woyane TV. Kinfe and others appeared in court but have not been charged or entered any pleas.
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Trump says UK health system is broke Months earlier, in February, Trump had gone after the UK's National Health Service, saying it's facing financial woes and accusing Democrats of seeking a similar universal health care system for the United States.
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Using a SWAT team of investigative reporters, The Times this year has gone after both Trump and his emissaries, including a piece in August that helped force out the Trump campaign manager, Paul Manafort, over lobbying work he'd done in Ukraine.
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Gone after 24 days in his role, Flynn is the victim of his own mistakes – not least being less-than-truthful to senior administration officials, including the vice president, about what he said to the Russian ambassador shortly before inauguration.
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Mayor Rosenberg also speculated that the hackers had gone after the Rye Brook dam in a dry run for a more disruptive invasion of, say, a major hydroelectric generator or some other grand and indispensable element of the nation's power grid.
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Lightfoot has gone after Preckwinkle over her ties to Alderman Ed Burke, who was charged with extortion in January after allegedly trying to extort the owners of a restaurant chain who wanted to remodel a Burger King in his ward.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has repeatedly gone after McConnell for what he says is abdicating his responsibility as majority leader, and Democratic senators who have met in the "gangs" have repeatedly urged their colleagues to press McConnell to do more.
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Chinese regulators have previously gone after technology companies, automakers and dairy firms over monopoly issues, pulling in names such as Microsoft Corp, Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz and French dairy Danone SA. ($1 = 6.5792 Chinese yuan renminbi) Reporting by Adam Jourdan
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I suppose a vague sense of "cool technical tricks!" sounds good on paper, though I wonder, if Nintendo marketing had gone after the real appeal of the game, we wouldn't be talking about how underrated and under-appreciated it is.
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The Supreme Court has gone after smog-spewing coal plants and mandated that public buses, taxis and motorized rickshaws in the capital be powered by compressed natural gas, which helped decrease air pollution — though Delhi's air pollution is still horrendous.
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The Hells Angels have gone after large corporations including Toys "R" Us, the Alexander McQueen fashion line, Amazon, Saks, and Walt Disney, accusing them of infringement on its death's head logo — a skull in a winged helmet — and other club symbols.
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"There's a systematic attack and it's going to start with the most marginalized of the communities, so the fact that our President has gone after the transgender community is no surprise and I think everybody should be afraid," Hallquist told Lemon.
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Last month, Senator Charles E. Grassley wrote to the agency's administrator, Seema Verma, complaining that it had trumpeted the $3.4 million recovery to him as a sign of good fiscal oversight, without mentioning that it could have gone after $128 million.
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The British press has also gone after her alleged feud with fellow royal Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, but, in contrast, 45% of headlines about Kate were positive, 47% were neutral, and only 8% were negative during the same period.
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Under sweeping policy changes introduced by Mr. Trump, ICE has gone after immigrants who were once not targeted, repopularizing workplace raids, arresting community leaders, and using previously frowned upon tactics to ferret out anyone who can be expelled from the country.
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Expect the SEC to target more token exchanges after EtherDelta (CoinDesk) Why it matters: EtherDelta is the first digital currency exchange the SEC has gone after, though chairman Jay Clayton has long voiced his concerns about their lack of protections for investors.
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Trump has controversially gone after Curiel, who is presiding over a class-action lawsuit against Trump's now-defunct training program in California, and suggested his "Mexican heritage" could prevent him from judging Trump fairly as a result of Trump's strident anti-immigration rhetoric.
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I am not aware of any cases where character owners have gone after 3D model distributors, but it's fair to assume that if DC, Marvel and company see a serious downturn in figurine sales, they may just spin up the lawyering machines.
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Using the example of Sony, which was famously hacked by North Korea in late 2014, Alexander said that if Sony had gone after the hackers, it might have prompted them to throw artillery into South Korea once they saw someone attacking them back.
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C., said any "good will" that committee had toward Cohen is gone after reports that Cohen has been out in New York at night socializing despite claiming he needed to postpone Tuesday's scheduled hearing because he is still recovering from shoulder surgery.
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The company has gone after carriers like AT&T and Telia, our sister publication Engadget (before the days when it was owned by another DT competitor, Verizon), Apple device management specialist dataJar, invoice services provider Compello and a now-defunct smartwatch maker.
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" Cooper asked Bondi about a statement following the mass shooting over the weekend at a gay nightclub in Orlando in which she said anyone who "attacks the LGBT community, our LGBT community, will be gone after with the full extent of the law.
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And Senate Democrats have gone after one of their favorite targets, the National Rifle Association, with a Russia-themed twist, accusing the group of being a pawn of Moscow and of being a pass-through for Russian funding of the 2016 elections.
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Players who were "gone" after 1999: Wade Boggs, Chili Davis, Willie McGee, Tony Phillips, Otis Nixon, Darryl Strawberry, Mark Langston, Tom Candiotti... No disrespect to any of the players listed, but no one is going to be asking where they have gone.
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Twitch has already gone after this market with sections on its site for vlogging and creative content, but other services are exploring live streaming as well, like HQ whose app now pulls in over 200,000 concurrent live viewers for its trivia game.
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"To date, the FDA has only gone after people making aggressive claims - cancer treatment claims, AIDS treatment claims and the like," said attorney Jonathan Havens, former FDA regulatory counsel and current co-chair of cannabis law practice at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr.
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That hedging is gone after the early moments of Iceborne—you're sent to hunt monsters in order to get clear access to natural resources, or to make sure a trade route to the New World is established enough to send over fortifications.
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After the first public evidence of Russian efforts to penetrate electoral systems emerged in the summer of 2016, federal officials waited three months before telling election officials in the targeted states that their systems were the ones the Russians had gone after.
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Since then, one of the governor's more generous supporters has been Mr. Loeb, who, as the founder of Third Point L.L.C., has a reputation for sending incendiary activist letters to companies that his fund has gone after, seeking either management or structural changes.
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We don't know why he might've gone after Kathy, but he and Joy had beef last year -- he even called her a bitch on TV. As far as O goes ... he's noted in past interviews that he just doesn't like her, period.
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Barr has also ordered an investigation into the Obama administration's activities in 2016 as it examined possible ties between Moscow and the Trump campaign, and has gone after states and cities that have adopted "sanctuary" policies to protect unauthorized immigrants from deportation.
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Thomas Ferguson, a political science professor at the University of Massachusetts in Boston and senior fellow of the left-leaning Roosevelt Institute, wasn't shy when asked why prosecutors haven't gone after Mossaka Fonseca and its clients, who hobnob with the world's powerbrokers.
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But any goodwill Miles had earned from the fans last season—becoming a cult hero for beating his detractors and putting together a team that looked College Football Playoff-worthy—is gone after the Tigers lost to Wisconsin, 16-14, at Lambeau Field yesterday.
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The big drug companies should be grateful that in the interim, Trump's gone after Boeing on Twitter to attack the high price of Air Force One and used Twitter again to target Lockheed-Martin over the cost overruns on the F-35 stealth fighter.
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The Trump campaign has gone after several former staffers who publicly aired their grievances against Trump, his administration, or his campaign, including Omarosa Manigault Newman and Cliff Sims, who recently wrote a book about his time in the White House called Team of Vipers.
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" Last week a former part-time clerical worker at the hospital, who was there the day Aaren Simpson died, told PEOPLE, "I asked what had happened, and they said that O.J. was upset and had gone after his wife and had to be restrained.
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Aside from its core Line Pay service, which sits inside the Line chat app, Line is introducing its own credit card with Visa and has gone after Chinese tourists through a tie-in with Tencent, the internet giant behind China's top messaging app WeChat.
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"Alaska beat the crud out of me," he says, detailing injuries he's sustained after years of pushing himself to the limit: a detached muscle in his arm, a torn meniscus, lungs that are "about gone" after years of pursuing diving without any scuba gear.
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RHP Steven Wright, making his second start of the season, needed a leaping catch to get out of the first inning and was gone after allowing his fourth home runs to 11 batters in his drubbing at the hands of the Orioles Wednesday night.
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Trump had already gone after McCain over the weekend, claiming that the "last in his class" Navy veteran sent a dossier with salacious and largely unverified allegations connecting Trump to Russia "to the FBI and Media hoping to have it printed BEFORE the Election."
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DUBLIN, June 22 (Reuters) - Ireland's finance minister said he was very happy with how the process of Allied Irish Banks' (AIB) initial public offering had gone after order books on its sale of a 25 percent stake in the state-owned lender closed on Thursday.
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In the past week, critics have gone after the ACLU for both its representation of the white supremacists in Virginia and for suing the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority over banned ads, on behalf of a group that includes far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos.
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From that springboard, the new reformers could have gone after the architects of torture in Iraq, say, or the machinations of Vice President Dick Cheney in meeting behind closed doors with the representatives of leading businesses to strip away business regulations and environmental protections.
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The president has gone after Khan over terrorism attacks in London, criticizing him last year after an attack left eight dead and saying earlier this year that Khan "has done a very bad job on terrorism" by allowing migrants to live in the city.
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Like Mr. Trump, who stood to gain from the Democratic Party leak, Mr. Assange supported Britain's vote to leave the European Union, and he has repeatedly gone after NATO — taking on two organizations that Mr. Putin would like nothing more than to defang or dismantle.
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Even though Ms. Severino has gone after Judge Garland personally, the first four television ads from a campaign beginning Monday in six states focus on how issues like gun control and the regulation of the energy industry are at stake with the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Financial industry analysts that spoke to TechCrunch following the announcement of Ant Financial's bid for MoneyGram expressed some surprise that the company had gone after a deal having previously focused on easily comparable businesses in Asia, such as Kakao Pay in Korea and India's Paytm.
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She has gone after Trump on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert"; rallied the troops with a visit to Clinton's Brooklyn campaign headquarters; campaigned across New Hampshire, Ohio, Nevada and Colorado; and spoken of her clear-cut support for Clinton at the Democratic National Convention.
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Ms. Douglas, an assistant department advocate, said police officers should not have kicked in the door to Mr. Graham's family's apartment on East 229th Street, where they believed Mr. Graham had gone after he was spotted by other narcotics officers, who said he was armed.
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"While Warren hasn't gone after any of her current opponents, she didn't waste any time going after Bloomberg, painting him as the personification of why she's running against Wall Street and billionaires," said Mary Anne Marsh, a principal at Dewey Square Group in Boston.
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Rocket Internet has gone after 'green market' opportunities by building e-commerce companies in markets like Southeast Asia, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East — parts of the world that the likes of eBay and Amazon (and maybe even Alibaba) would consider too nascent right now.
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She has gone after the real estate investor for defying the tradition that modern presidential nominees have followed by refusing to release his tax returns (Trump insists it is because his recent returns are under IRS audit, though that does not preclude him from making them public).
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WILLIAMS: But I just saw list here of the number of liberal artists, and it goes through people like Rosie O&aposDonnell, George Lopez, Marilyn Manson, Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro -- I could go on -- who have, in fact, gone after the idea of taking Trump out.
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Cybersecurity experts who initially responded to the DNC hack identified two distinct groups of hackers operating in the system -- one who had exclusively gone after the party's opposition research file on Donald Trump, and one that had been snooping on DNC emails for about a year.
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I'm curious about your views about the idea that prosecutors oftentimes end up working for people in this audience, prosecutors who have gone after insider trading cases and others in the hedge fund industry have made careers now part of the revolving door, if you will.
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READ: Rubio TV ads gone after Florida "We're the backbone -- at least we're supposed to be -- and if he doesn't have the backbone, he can't have a body," said Amethyst Ditieri, a 22-year-old Rubio supporter who attended a campaign event in Orlando on Sunday.
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Beyond individual cases like this where special attention is warranted, Rosenstein has also consistently gone after whole organizations like MS-13, bringing his first indictment against 19 members of the vicious street gang in his first year as US Attorney and his last one just last month.
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Several companies sell non-psychoactive hemp oil for as much as $150 an ounce that they say is rich in cannabidiol, also known as CBD; the Food and Drug Administration has gone after marketers whose claims for cannabidiol as a treatment for PTSD violate its rules.
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And for the past five years or so, Marvel Comics has been progressive and pushing diversity, in some cases publishing comics that have gone after Trump — including 2016's Captain America: Steve Rogers No. 1, which saw the villain Red Skull using Trumpian rhetoric: And as Geek.
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For those keeping score at home: Mr. Sanders has gone after Mr. Biden's support of the war in Iraq, his votes for trade deals, the early outlines of his climate plan, his close relationships with credit card companies and his decision to hold big-dollar fund-raisers.
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The Justice Department has gone after Chinese individuals on both accounts, charging five Chinese military officials in 21000 for hacking American companies and stealing intellectual property, a case that took years to build, and have charged other individuals with infiltrating companies as employees to steal information for China.
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The Justice Department has gone after Chinese individuals on both accounts, charging five Chinese military officials in 2014 for hacking American companies and stealing intellectual property, a case that took years to build, and have charged other individuals with infiltrating companies as employees to steal information for China.
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In addition to these rollbacks, the Trump-era EPA has gone after fewer criminal polluters than in past years, done next to nothing to clean up lead in water, and formed a rule that encourages the use of coal energy, which will likely lead to more air pollution.
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Chinese regulators have previously gone after technology companies, automakers and dairy firms over monopoly issues, pulling in names such as Microsoft Corp, Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz and French dairy Danone SA. ($1 = 6.5792 Chinese yuan renminbi) (Reporting by Adam Jourdan; Additional reporting by SHANGHAI newsroom; Editing by Christopher Cushing)
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Trump has needled Macron over his 2018 comments when he pushed for a "true, European army," highlighting the potential threat of Russia and saying that the continent needed "to defend itself better alone," and he has gone after German Chancellor Angela Merkel over trade and a Russian oil pipeline.
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A MINUS AD the Voice: Maxi-Single (Statik Entertainment) AD is Schenectady-born, Rhinebeck-based, African-American attorney Antonio Delgado, Democratic candidate for Congress in New York's 19th district, where the mealy-mouthed Republican incumbent has gone after him for this hip-hop EP he recorded in 2007.
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One of them was Nancy Tillery, who woke up on Sunday, her 60th birthday, at the Red Carpet Inn and Suites in Kinston, N.C., where she had gone after her New Bern home filled with about five feet of water and a tree fell into her living room.
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"The arrest of the senior Huawei officials suggests that the gloves are now fully off in this arena, and U.S. law enforcement officials have a green light from senior administration officials to pursue ... individuals the U.S. may not have gone after in a more benign bilateral political climate," the consultancy added.
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But when he has gone after the Clintons, he's been squarely aiming below the belt, like when he called Bill Clinton a sexual predator and Hillary his enabler, or when he focused on the amount of time Hillary Clinton spent in the bathroom during a break during a Democratic Party debate.
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"My reaction to that is just what my reaction has been kind of every time Trump has gone after my mom or my family, which is that it's a distraction from his inability to talk about what's actually at stake in this election and to offer concrete, comprehensive proposals," Clinton said.
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The EU has also gone after big tech on other charges, hitting Apple in 85033 with a massive order to pay around $14 billion in back taxes to Ireland and Facebook in 2017 with a roughly $122 million fine for being misleading about its acquisition of the messaging app Whatsapp.
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At the Justice Department, Mr. Wertkin had gone after pharmaceutical companies, managed-care plans and pharmacy benefit managers as well as hospitals and hospice companies, specializing in cases of Medicare fraud under the False Claim Act, a law the government uses to pursue companies and people for defrauding government programs.
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Related to Trump's insistence on total agreement is the vengefulness and ruthlessness with which he has gone after those who has dared to express disagreement — even when, as in Comey's own case, the disagreement was an inevitable and proper result of recognizing truth in the course of performing official duties.
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Trump has also gone after Carrier, Boeing and McDonnell Douglas.) But bullying individual corporate executives into kowtowing to your whims because you are president of the United States is not what made America great and won't be what makes it great again (if in fact that is even in dispute).
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"I saw you the other day saying that anyone who attacks the LGBT community, our LGBT community, you said will be gone after to the full extent of the law," Cooper said, after a brief opening exchange about how people should beware of scam charities seeking to profit from the massacre.
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"So yes the Russians and Syrians have gone after ISIL as well as Jabhat al-Nusra but a large proportion of their strikes are directed against what we consider to be the legitimate Syrian opposition that are trying to save their country from Bashar al-Assad," Brennan told a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.
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This time, the issue stems from a report this weekend from the New York Times' Jack Nicas that said Apple has gone after 11 of the 17 most-downloaded apps meant to help users cut down on screen time or help parents monitor and limit what their children are doing on their devices.
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Speaking to members of the National Rifle Association's Leadership Forum last month, Mr. Trump argued that for too long, Washington has gone after "law-abiding gun owners" while making life "easier" for gang members, and singling out MS-13, which has plagued certain localities, Suffolk County on Long Island for example, more than others.
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I think the #MeToo movement in Australia — which has gone after a couple of high-profile media personalities — has not been as visible or vocal as in the U.S. You mention the defamation laws, which is one reason why, but I also believe it's because we don't have a strong female leader advocating for women's rights.
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The courts, the federal bureaucracy, the states, and even large numbers of ordinary Americans have all played a vital role in restraining the president's authoritarian tendencies.... America's core institutions may not be in perfect health, but they seem to be functioning well enough to constrain a president who's gone after essential parts of its democratic system.
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The show has gone after the Trump administration before, mocking White House Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE in an Emmy Award advertisement last year.
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Trump has recently gone after Waters, and accused her of having "a low IQ." "This place that was so resistant to change, where, now, a group of women who were looked down upon and dealt first-hand with the vestiges of slavery and segregation are the ones who can lead us forward — it's monumental," James said.
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He has gone after past presidents of the United States, current leaders of our closest allies, stewards of his own party, senior officials in his own administration, the Latina mayor of a city freshly devastated by a hurricane, the Muslim mayor of a city just struck by terrorists and the families of American soldiers killed in combat.
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Chinese agents have gone after the United States' most significant weapons, such as the F-35 Lightning, the Aegis Combat System and the Patriot missile system; illegally exported unmanned underwater vehicles and thermal-imaging cameras; and stolen documents related to the B-52 bomber, the Delta IV rocket, the F-15 fighter and even the Space Shuttle.
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The site has fought against every significant Republican health care bill, challenged the president's missile strikes on Syria and gone after myriad administration officials who depart from Breitbart's worldview — including not only McMaster and Kushner but also Trump's chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, and his former chief of staff and press secretary, Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer.
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Monday's detail-heavy indictment against Chinese military personnel marks the first time that the US has directly gone after Chinese government hackers since its groundbreaking May 2014 indictment against five People's Liberation Army members for economic espionage—a case that came down even as Chinese hackers were, unbeknownst to the US, already inside the OPM system.
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Starting by referencing a quote from Bondi, in which she said that "anyone who attacks our LGBT community will be gone after to the fullest extent of the law," Cooper quickly followed up by confronting Bondi with the fact that many members of the Florida LGBT community that he spoke to did not have flattering views of the attorney general.
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In recent weeks, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has gone after Mueller's investigation, claiming that it should have never started because there was no collusion.
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The "Kidding" star has gone after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and several prominent Republicans in a series of drawings he shares on social media with his more than 18 million Twitter followers.
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Give your doctor a call if:Your fever rises above 103 degreesYour clear or white nasal drainage turns green or yellowYou start to feel chest pain or have difficulty breathing, wheezing, or shortness of breathYour cough is very severe and you are bringing up colored phlegmYour throat hurts so badly you cannot eat or drinkYour cold isn't gone after two weeks
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While the administration refuses to clarify whether the president thinks climate change is real, widely overstates uncertainty about climate change, and is reportedly planning "red team, blue team" exercises to evaluate climate science, it "hasn't specifically gone after the consensus as a fact," Anthony Leiserowitz, director of the Yale Program on Climate Communication and one of the study authors, said.
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He was also one of President Obama's harshest critics, particularly on foreign policy, and has gone after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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It also may be what motivates him to separate asylum-seeking Latino mothers from their babies at the Mexico border and to attack a group of mainly black NFL athletes as "sons-of-bitches" because of their kneeling protests during the national anthem In Europe, Trump has gone after two female leaders -- May, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel -- who are facing difficult political fights.
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The party has repeatedly gone after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Senate Intelligence report triggers new calls for action on election security MORE (R-Ky.) for imposing obstacles to action on election security, a point underscored once again in the wake of the bipartisan Intelligence report.
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Trump has also gone after special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE on Twitter, calling his investigation a witch hunt and arguing that it should have never begun because there was no collusion between his campaign and Russia.
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Dan Boyle and Keith Yandle are gone after this season, unless Yandle decides to tether himself to a sinking ship instead of leaving as a free agent; Dan Girardi has not played since Game 33 of this series as he battles a debilitating case of Dan Girardi; Marc Staal is nearing the end while Dylan McIlrath and Brady Skjei are young but hardly game-changers in the making.
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Julian CastroJulian CastroMedia and candidates should be ashamed that they don't talk about obesity CNN announces details for LGBTQ town hall New poll finds Biden, Warren in virtual tie in Iowa MORE and others, they have gone after Biden's age for what it says about his general fitness for office and while I think that discussion is legitimate, it's one that misses the root of what we're really talking about.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Friday he has not gone after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un over the country's abysmal human rights record because he has been prioritizing avoiding a nuclear war.
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"I talked to people here not fans of yours who said that they thought you were being a hypocrite, that you for years have fought — you've basically gone after gay people…and said that in court that gay people, simply by fighting for marriage equality, were trying to do harm to the people of Florida, [and] to 'induce public harm,' I believe was the term you used in court," Cooper said to Bondi on-air.
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But a cached version still exists, as does a Google News result: OurMine has taken credit for a number of hacks in recent weeks—besides the aforementioned tech giants, it's also apparently gone after celebrities and Pokémon Go. TechCrunch doesn't appear to have publicly addressed the hack, but Engadget, who's also owned by TechCrunch's parent company AOL, had this to say:Because of the limited nature of the "hack," TechCrunch was able to quickly roll back the changes OurMine made to its site.
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Of course, most of the speakers in Philadelphia have gone after Trump; before Obama took the stage Wednesday, Vice President Joe Biden had already effectively called the real estate mogul a dangerous idiot, former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg had labeled him a shyster—"I know a con when I see one," he told the audience sagely—and Clinton's own vice presidential nominee, Virginia senator Tim Kaine, had tested a bumbling but surprisingly funny impression of the Republican nominee.
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The senator has been one of the most vocal defenders of Kavanaugh and has gone after Senate Judiciary Committee ranking member Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) for bringing Ford's allegations onto the public stage one week before Kavanaugh's originally scheduled confirmation vote, despite having had them since July.
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By the end of the night, after the political dignitaries were gone, after the superstar Choi Min-jeong set an Olympic record in the 5003-meter qualifying, and after the South Korean women's relay team set another Olympic record despite a midrace tumble, a quiet 2500-year-old named Lim Hyo-jun was on the top step of a podium, winner of South Korea's first gold medal of these Olympics, soaking in the adulation of the crowd and a nation.
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The victims: Since November 9, Trump has gone after Boeing and Lockheed Martin for their expensive planes, as well as Carrier, Ford, Fiat Chrysler, GM and Toyota for moving jobs out of the U.S. The biz meetings: Trump met today with Ford CEO Mark Fields, General Motors CEO Mary T. Barra and Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne to talk about creating more jobs in the U.S. He also met with 12 CEOs of major corporations on Monday, discussing his plans to cut 75% of business regulations.
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WOODRUFF: Just tonight, Secretary of State John Kerry has announced what appears to be an agreement with the Russians to lead — that could lead toward a ceasefire in Syria, would be the first cessation of conflict in that country, in that civil war in five years, but it comes at a very high price, because not only have all — have we seen the deaths, the removal of so many people, millions of people, we now see the Russians in the last few weeks have bombed in a way that benefits President Assad, has not gone after ISIS.
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She is an outspoken conservative who has notably gone after former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick for taking a knee during the national anthem to protest racial injustice and police brutality in the U.S. Lewandowski, 44, a former presidential campaign manager for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE before parting ways with the campaign in June 85033, was a CNN contributor from July 2016 until shortly after Election Day in November 2016.
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