"They are suspected groundlessly," he told reporters on a conference call.
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"They are suspected groundlessly," he told reporters on a conference call.
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The president groundlessly asserted that "rogue killers" could have committed the crime.
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People supporting the ban also groundlessly argued that gay troop leaders could promote homosexuality.
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The tweet groundlessly links it to the death that month of convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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"There was some confusion which has ended up creating problems for Mozambique groundlessly," he said.
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Trump groundlessly smeared four progressive congresswomen, who he has subjected to relentless attacks, as "pro-terrorist" in tweets Tuesday.
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In December, Peskov said it was "indecent" of the US to "groundlessly" accuse Russia of intervention in the US election campaign.
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"One group of people - registered partners - was groundlessly excluded from the possibility of adopting children," the Constitutional Court said in its decision.
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President Donald Trump defended retweeting a message groundlessly linking the Clintons to the death of financier and alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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While many innocent people were groundlessly blacklisted and disgraced under McCarthyism, a few who worked for the U.S.S.R. got away with it.
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Many of us have been groundlessly accused of being politically illiterate, of having a conscience and of being idealistic for expecting fairness.
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Elizabeth Warren, a leading contender for the 20193 Democratic presidential nomination — groundlessly claiming that she wanted to impose a 100% wealth tax.
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"The US and South Korean authorities are groundlessly blaming the DPRK ...," the article said, using the acronym for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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President Trump in an escalation of his attacks on four progressive congresswoman groundlessly described them as "pro-terrorist" in a series of tweets Tuesday.
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Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday that it is 'indecent' of the United States to "groundlessly" accuse Russia of intervention in its elections.
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Alexander Vindman, a key impeachment witness and decorated US Army officer, has demanded that Fox News retract a suggestion made on the network groundlessly alleging that he is a Ukrainian spy.
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"The customer and the supplier agreed a number of additional agreements according to which the price per unit of goods was groundlessly raised by an average of 16 percent," it said.
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"Not only is Russia groundlessly and provocatively accused of the Salisbury incident, but apparently, plans are being developed in the UK to strike Russia with cyber weapons," the Russian embassy in London said.
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The left-wing Workers' Party (PT) alleges, groundlessly, that the TSE showed bias by disqualifying its first presidential candidate, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a former president (because he is serving a jail sentence for corruption).
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"I think this kind of behavior is beyond the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations ... if they try to interfere in local government's affairs with malicious intentions and prejudice, or groundlessly judge China, we firmly oppose this," she told reporters.
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On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it is "indecent" of the US to "groundlessly" accuse Russia of intervention in its elections, previously officials have accused the Obama administration of scape-goating Russia to cover for Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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Read more: Trump stepped up his attacks on a group of progressive congresswomen of color, groundlessly calling them 'pro-terrorist' and 'anti-USA'Trump has since doubled down on his criticism of the congresswomen — but he has focused on smearing them as socialists hostile to the US and Israel.
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Read more: Trump stepped up his attacks on a group of progressive congresswomen of color, groundlessly calling them 'pro-terrorist' and 'anti-USA'The GOP and Trump's allies on Fox News have for months been highlighting controversial statements made by the four, all of whom are recently elected and do not hold leadership positions in the Democratic Party.
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Also, Davtyan was groundlessly given a second warning, which gave a point to the opponent and Davtyan lost.
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Person released on bail to give address for service :437. Power to compel restoration of abducted persons :438. Compensation for giving in charge groundlessly :439. Magistrate not to act where interested :440.
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All attempts to adopt draft laws, against which students protested, failed. On April 8, 2014 Verkhovna Rada voted in first reading for draft law "On higher education" #1187-2 developed by working group of Zgurovsky.New Law "On Higher Education" Adopted! - NTUU "KPI" After that voting for a draft law in second reading was groundlessly delayed.
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The shock and shame of being groundlessly dismissed from office had destroyed Liu's health, and he had died soon after. Within five years of Liu's death, the man who had slandered Liu in order to hold office, Hu Weiyong, was himself suspected of plotting against the Hongwu Emperor. In the subsequent orgy of the emperor's paranoid efforts to root out conspiracy, 30,000–40,000 people were executed.Cleary, Thomas.
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Lyudi (peoples.ru). In January of 1992 for refusal to accept oath of allegiance to Ukrainian people, Chechevatov was removed from command and has requested to be transferred to Russia. At the same time the Union of Military Officers of Ukraine not groundlessly raised an issue of corruption in Kyiv Military District against Chechevatov and the General Presecutor's Office of Ukraine instigated a criminal proceeding against former Soviet general.Podatev, Vladimir.
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Shevket won a decisive victory in her constituency, which was officially recognised by the Central Election Commission. As the result of total falsification, however, the victory of at least 11 Liberal Party candidates was not officially recognized. The Central Election Commission and the courts either did not examine their complaints or groundlessly rejected them. At the same time, the authorities also denied the victory of approximately 50 candidates from Liberal Party's ally - the “Azadliq” Bloc.
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The worst offender was Levontii Stephanovich Pleshcheyev, the governor of Moscow. In their petition, the people claimed, "...that from him the taxpaying community suffered heavy taxes and they were groundlessly charged with all sorts of robberies and thefts of his, Levontii's, instruction."Kivelson, Valerie A. "The Devil Stole His Mind: The Tsar and the 1648 Moscow Uprising." 749 Among the Tsar's advisors, Boris Morozov, the man who orchestrated the bureaucratization of the government, kindled outrage among the populace.
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In The Hague also the five DAF M39s were present, two of them without main armament, that had not been used in the Depotdetachement Bewakingstroepen Cavalerie. In the morning of 10 May these vehicles had been readied and then moved to the headquarters of the Commander Fortress Holland. In the subsequent days they had remained in the city, sometimes patrolling the streets or responding to the many false alarms about presumed Fifth Column activities. In one incident, on 11 May, a M39 had set fire to some railway wagons where, probably groundlessly, German paratroopers were suspected to have hidden.
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"PM To Sue Italian Magazine Over Smuggling Allegations", Jeffrey Donovan and Alban Bala, August 09, 2002. Nano sued the magazine in a court in Rome which ruled in favor of Nano. The court found the article to contain untrue information and speculations with the purpose of harming Nano during his term in office. The news magazine was ordered to pay Nano €3 million euros, and sentenced the magazine's director Daniela Hamaoi and the authors of the article Claudio Papayani, Dina Nasecti and Giuseppe Roli with 18 months in jail for groundlessly connecting Nano to the crime and mafia in Albania.
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Iova, p. xxxii. See also Nastasă (2007), pp. 521, 528; Ornea (1998), p. 129 Having earlier attended the funeral of writer Ion Creangă, a dissident Junimist and Romanian literature classic, he took a public stand against the defamation of another such figure, the dramatist Ion Luca Caragiale, groundlessly accused of plagiarism by journalist Constantin Al. Ionescu-Caion.Iova, p. xxxii. See also Nastasă (2003), p. 65 He expanded his contribution as an opinion journalist, publishing with some regularity in various local or national periodicals of various leanings, from the socialist Contemporanul and Era Nouă to Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu's Revista Nouă.Iova, p. xxxii.
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Members of the A Just Russia, Yabloko and Communist parties reported that certain voters were shuttled between polling stations, casting several ballots. The Yabloko and Liberal Democratic parties reported that some of their observers had been banned from witnessing the sealing of the ballot boxes and from gathering video footage, and others groundlessly expelled from polling stations. The ruling United Russia party alleged that opposition parties broke campaign law by distributing leaflets and newspapers at polling stations, and that at some polling stations the voters were ordered to vote for the Communist party with threats of violence.
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Despite criticizing Piasecki, Mazowiecki offered his own support to the Communist authorities, expressed in press articles and other publications. In 1952, he published a pamphlet titled The enemy remains the same (', co-authored with Zygmunt Przetakiewicz, then editor-in-chief of WTK) imputing an alliance between Polish anti-communist resistance movement and Nazi war criminals.Jak Mazowiecki zwalczał podziemie, "Historia Do Rzeczy", issue No. 1/2013 In a press article published in WTK in 1953, Mazowiecki fiercely condemned Czesław Kaczmarek, then Bishop of Kielce. Kaczmarek, groundlessly accused by the Communists of being an American and Vatican spy, was later sentenced to 12 years in prison.
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Mrożek's family lived in Kraków during World War II. He finished high school in 1949 and in 1950 debuted as a political hack-writer on Przekrój. In 1952 he moved into the government-run Writer's House (ZLP headquarters with the restricted canteen). In 1953, during the Stalinist terror in postwar Poland, Mrożek was one of several signatories of an open letter from ZLP to Polish authorities supporting the persecution of Polish religious leaders imprisoned by the Ministry of Public Security. He participated in the defamation of Catholic priests from Kraków, three of whom were condemned to death by the Communist government in February 1953 after being groundlessly accused of treason (see the Stalinist show trial of the Kraków Curia).
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In the latter, General Ruzsky was the one who caused the catastrophe of the 10th Army. As a military leader, he was accustomed in blaming his subordinates for his failures, and particularly, he successfully removed General Paul von Rennenkampf and Sergei Scheidemann from command, at the Sedlets meeting of the Supreme Headquarters, thereby justifying his order to curtail the offensive of his troops from the frontline. However, the activities of these generals weren't expressed groundlessly by the high military commands of the Supreme Command and the Ministry of War. In mid-March 1915, due to poor health, General Ruzsky left the front and handed over the command to the Army Chief of Staff, General Mikhail Alekseyev.
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According to RIA Novosti, there were more than 1,100 official reports of election irregularities across the country, including allegations of vote fraud, obstruction of observers and illegal campaigning. Members of the A Just Russia, Yabloko and Communist parties reported that voters were shuttled between multiple polling stations to cast several ballots. The Yabloko and LDPR parties reported that some of their observers had been banned from witnessing the sealing of the ballot boxes and from gathering video footage, and some were groundlessly expelled from polling stations. The ruling United Russia party alleged that the opposition parties had engaged in illegal campaigning by distributing leaflets and newspapers at polling stations and that at some polling stations the voters had been ordered to vote for the Communist party with threats of violence.
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Talks about the Lyzohub's resignation appeared already on 11 November 1918 that were originated by Ukrainian activist Yevhen Chykalenko, according to whom three ministers Lyzohub, Rzhepetsky and Rohoza have resigned. The Minister of Internal Affairs in the Lyzohub government Viktor Reinbot in his memoirs has explained the situation as following: "Soon Premier Lyzohub departed for Odessa to adjust relations with the High Command of the Austria- Hungary and for negotiations with the Crimea, with which obviously groundlessly was instigated unnecessary customs war. In Odessa it was expected to arrange a conference about the "Southern Alliance" of Ukraine, Don, Kuban, and Terek". That trip was crucially needed due to change of political situation in Europe with the end of the World War I. The military occupation of Ukraine by armed forces of the Central Powers was nearing the end.
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"4th of August Party, 1965-1977", Patria, October 2007, page 33. During this period, there were allegations of state-sponsored persecution against 4th of August Party members which included police illegally entering and searching their homes, allegedly groundlessly arresting them, police allegedly overlooking para-state terrorism directed against the 4th of August Party, alleged police frame-ups of members of the party, and even alleged judicial bias directed against the party. In addition, Plevris and other leading figures of the party were arrested and detained; this led to the 12-year imprisonment of Aristotelis Kalentzis for terrorist activities (causing explosions, possession of explosives); Plevris himself was cleared, causing Kalentzis to launch a polemic against him, accusing him of being a para-state agent that framed him.Η κατασκευή του χαφιέ - β Eleftherotypia, 23 June 1996 Under such an atmosphere, the party could no longer function and a decision was made to suspend its activity in 1977.
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