Bro had gone easy on Trump earlier in the week.
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But that doesn't mean he has gone easy on the tech industry.
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In West Virginia, where politicians have traditionally gone easy on the companies, the mood is hardening as Big Coal vanishes.
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They arrive on the heels of lawmakers' criticism that the president has gone easy on the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE.
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" Griffin says she has personally never gone easy on Clinton, and calls Trump's accusations of widespread media bias "completely an overstatement.
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The bills have no chance of passing the Republican-controlled Senate, and top Democrats have historically gone easy on Wall Street.
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Mr. Tapper said some of his competitors, whom he did not name, had gone easy on interview subjects to ensure future access.
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China, the world's No. 2 economy, has gone easy on US oil in the trade war by declining to impose tariffs on crude.
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Democrats have assailed his tactics and accused him of responding to political pressure from Republicans to prove he had not gone easy on Mrs. Clinton.
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Defenders of the Trump administration's approach to Russia sanctions pointed to Mr. Deripaska's lawsuit as evidence that the Treasury Department has not gone easy on the oligarch.
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The first holds that Uncle Sam has gone easy on Wall Street, sparing individuals from prosecution, for the most part, and punishing institutions with nothing more serious than fines.
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He seemed set on making clear that Comey had some sort of double standard in the investigations -- that he had gone easy on Clinton but hadn't extended that same courtesy to Trump.
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The code word for Mr. Pence was "troubled" — a term he used freely on television to raise the notion, if not quite an accusation, that prosecutors had gone easy on Mrs. Clinton.
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Mazie Hirono, a Democrat, says it all: Hirono: But we know that you were very concerned about what might happened if it came to light that you had possibly gone easy on Mrs.
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While some of his recent fare (for instance, "Railroad Tigers" and "The Foreigner") has gone easy on the stunt work, this sci-fi thriller gives him several opportunities to strut his death-defying stuff.
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The move underlines a tougher operating environment for Australian banks in New Zealand as regulators double down on compliance after remedial rules proposed by Australia's year-long inquiry were considered to have gone easy on these lenders.
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Clinton's advisers are suggesting that Trump has gone easy on Putin because of his business interests in the region, and have warned that if elected president, he would exploit his relationship with Russian leaders for personal financial gain.
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Westpac's agreement to refund comes amid a tougher operating environment for Australian banks in New Zealand as regulators double down on compliance after remedial rules proposed by Australia's year-long inquiry were considered to have gone easy on these lenders.
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It also came under scrutiny when a former employee, Carmen Segarra, told ProPublica that the New York Fed had gone easy on Goldman Sachs and claimed she had been terminated over her objections to changing her findings about the bank.
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Last year, at an all-hands meeting called to address concerns about coverage, Mr. Baker defended himself against accusations from reporters that the paper had gone easy on President Trump, and suggested that other news organizations had become overly negative in their coverage.
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Looking at the number of misconduct complaint referrals to her office from the Independent Police Review Authority (IPRA) and comparing fatal shooting statistics to corresponding prosecutions, we instead found a clear pattern in which Alvarez has consistently gone easy on cops accused of brutality—while aggressively pursuing charges against civilians who survived police encounters.
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GOP lawmakers have claimed that the Justice Department had gone easy on investigations into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, including her use of a private email server, and the recent media reports have fueled their suspicions.
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Vas told an Inside Soap reporter that "Dipi is left fuming - she feels that Mishti should have gone easy on Shane." But Vas felt that her character was just and it was a moment she needed to put being an officer over being a good sister. Dipi later causes more problems in her marriage when her aggressive side gets out of control. Dipi and Shane go to Yashvi's football match which is being watched by a talent scout.
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In this position, Chen has stated that he was responsible for monitoring Chinese political dissidents, especially Falun Gong, living in Australia. He also reportedly had access to highly classified information on Chinese intelligence activities in Australia. Chen has claimed that he had "gone easy" on dissidents and Falun Gong practitioners and had not reported some actions, to protest China's policies towards political dissent. He has also suggested that the Chinese government was becoming suspicious of his activities, and that as a result, he fears for his safety if returned to China.
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Vas said that Shane goes around "kicking bins, yelling and threatening Gary", forcing her character to arrest him and causing a rift in the family. Vas told an Inside Soap columnist "Shane is clearly in the wrong on this occasion, and if Mishti didn't do her job properly, it would be very obvious to her superiors." Vas also said that Dipi is "fuming" about the arrest and believes Mishti should have gone easy on Shane, as he is family. But Vas pointed out that Mishti's job is to protect the public and she has to be a police officer first, and a sister second.
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