Harshest sentence yet The sentence is said to be the harshest sentence ever given for insulting the monarchy according to iLaw, a group that tracks royal defamation cases.
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" Honestly, it's hard to imagine Mr. Rogers' "harshest voice.
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Also, Trump softened on some of his harshest promises: Obamacare?
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Their own members panned it in the harshest possible terms.
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Jeff Flake from Arizona, one of President Trump's harshest critics.
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Gordon Ramsay is one of pop culture's harshest food critics.
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The treatment comes with a boxed warning, the FDA's harshest.
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Here are some of the harshest attacks leveled at Mrs.
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The actor is one of Trump's harshest critics in Hollywood.
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One of the harshest critics of continued purchases is Sen.
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Some areas were still to see the harshest conditions overnight.
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Pennsylvania has one of the harshest gerrymanders in the country.
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And even the FDA's harshest critics are excited about it.
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Either way, he continues to prove his harshest critics right.
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Our greatest concerns should be reserved for the harshest scenarios.
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Brennan is one of Trump's most frequent and harshest critics.
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Yet the president spared Russia itself from his harshest criticism.
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One of Trump's harshest critics said more disclosure is needed.
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The harshest critiques she had for Mr. Sanders were delivered coolly.
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He claimed the harshest rebuke came from his daughter and wife.
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Fox was one of Trump's harshest critics during the 2016 election.
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Even some of CEO Elon Musk's harshest critics sounded surprisingly bullish.
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Even the harshest critics of Medicare for All -- former Maryland Rep.
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Others felt he was a traitor deserving of the harshest punishment.
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Neither its staunchest advocates nor its harshest critics have proved correct.
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Compared to the rest, Starry has had the harshest learning curve.
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Cybersecurity expert Robert Graham has been one of its harshest critics.
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"I was under the harshest mental and physical torture," he said.
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Not even the harshest Chris Brown critic can deny his talent.
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Give a hand to the industries that suffer the harshest blow.
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Mr. Bolton, by contrast, has ranked among Mr. Putin's harshest critics.
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Both platforms reserve their harshest punishments for night time phone use.
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The president reserved some of his harshest words for Mr. Sessions.
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Generally speaking, boiling has the harshest effect on heat-sensitive nutrients.
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The harshest critics of reform, meanwhile, do their own fact-twisting.
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One of the harshest criticisms came from Corker's Tennessee colleague, Sen.
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How can architects build beautiful things in the world's harshest environment?
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Warren last week dealt the harshest blows on the debate stage.
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But the harshest criticism has come from Bay Area police unions.
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The former CIA chief has been one of Trump's harshest critics.
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Even the harshest of critics would have had to keep quiet.
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The book also features Obama's harshest public criticism of President Donald Trump.
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It is one of the harshest anti-abortion laws in the world.
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That predicament leads to perhaps the harshest aspect of today's confidentiality clauses.
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Instead, Mr. Sessions has instructed prosecutors to seek the harshest possible sentences.
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They are "social justice warriors" in the harshest use of the term.
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But he saved his harshest words for conservatives who worked alongside him.
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Legal observers say Jackson is likely to apply the harshest sentence possible.
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"If they approach again they will see the harshest reaction," he said.
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France is harshest: 39% of its people want Britain to be clobbered.
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They're not going to abandon their identity even in the harshest conditions.
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Miyashiro said that the harshest critics of 88rising are often Asian-Americans.
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Ironically, that puts him in the same boat as his harshest critics.
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Here are 28 places with some of the harshest winters in America.
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Dr. King reserved some of his harshest criticism for the black church.
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It can really suck when your harshest critic lives in your brain.
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He learned in the harshest conditions what it means to control wealth.
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Gradually, designers are rethinking how to build for the world's harshest environment.
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The bank frauds have the harshest punishment -- 30-year maximum sentences each.
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The visa sanctions vary in severity, with Eritrea facing the harshest ones.
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Where should you live to escape the harshest effects of climate change?
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The drug comes with a boxed warning, FDA's harshest type of warning.
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Take my recent article about how to respond to your harshest critics.
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But the harshest words of the night were reserved for the NRA.
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It would be the harshest penalty yet imposed on a Volkswagen official.
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The EPA is facing the harshest cut by percentage, at 31 percent.
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As usual, Trump's harshest stances tended to be reserved for America's partners.
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Graham has been one of the harshest critics of Russia following the revelation.
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Still, many of that policy's harshest critics were in Trump's own party. Sen.
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Romney was one of President Trump's harshest Republican critics during the 2016 election.
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The Goodlatte bill took the harshest approach to DACA recipients of any legislation.
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It is the harshest sanction possible and unprecedented for such a prominent member.
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The decision was met with support from some of Amazon's harshest critics. Sen.
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The harshest punishments, of 40 months in jail, were imposed on two academics.
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Romney has historically been one of the harshest Republican critics of the President.
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Both sides have committed atrocities, but the Anglophones are paying the harshest price.
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The comments drew some of the harshest criticisms from Biden's rivals yet. Sen.
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But some of the harshest comments came from Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
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He did this without losing a single GOP senator — even his harshest critics.
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Does Ana Navarro, a Jeb Bush supporter and one of Trump's harshest critics?
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I'm the harshest critic who's ever going to watch one of my films.
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Brazil's harshest recession on record has compounded problems for the family-owned group.
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She reserved her harshest words for the media, her husband's favorite punching bag.
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His own harshest critic, Ryding was not entirely happy with ninth on Thursday.
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Some of the harshest messages and vaguest plans have come from Mr. Cruz.
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It's the harshest punishment the IOC's ever handed out to a participating nation.
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But once again, the harshest spotlight after the game was thrust onto Beckham.
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Abbott, and it's now one of the harshest immigration laws in the country.
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And because you're hypervisible, you are subject to the harshest, most unforgiving scrutiny.
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I think that the harshest criticisms of Comey have been unfair all along.
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Cherokee Nation Secretary of State Chuck Hoskin Jr. was among Warren's harshest critics.
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The harshest criticism of Mr. Trump's budget came from Democrats and liberal organizations.
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Some of the harshest criticism directed at the bureau came from Florida Gov.
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Ryan Costello, who's retiring from Congress, offered the harshest criticism of any Republican.
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So the groups' harshest judgment is reserved not for Garland but for Republicans.
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Exiting the Synthetic Desert is one of the harshest experiences of my young life.
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I'm really struggling to view Coinbase's actions in anything but the harshest light.1.
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On Tuesday, he saved some of his harshest criticism for Democratic health-care reforms.
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It was a joyful moment, centered on the bleakest, harshest, most desperately emotional music.
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Some of the president's harshest attacks have been leveled at Omar, who is Muslim.
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On slave plantations, speakers of different languages came together in the harshest possible conditions.
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On Wednesday Pence said Washington will soon impose its harshest-ever sanctions on Pyongyang.
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And that its denial is harshest - indeed, too often fatal - for women and girls.
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Somebody would get on my nerves and I would say the most harshest thing.
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The harshest decline was 222-238.1, when the global book market contracted 22015 percent.
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His attacks against Emanuel are among his harshest yet, but they just may work.
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Since resigning as foreign secretary, Johnson has been among May's harshest critics in Parliament.
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It was one of the harshest penalties imposed anywhere relating to the financial crisis.
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De Blasio's comments mark some of the harshest words from Biden's competitors thus far.
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Virginia, Kentucky, Florida and Iowa are among the states that impose the harshest restrictions.
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Kimmel's harshest criticism in his latest monologue was aimed squarely at Brian Kilmeade, however.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg emerged as the harshest critic of the 9th Circuit ruling.
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Donald Trump's posture toward the tech giants swings from harshest critic to biggest fan.
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Mr. Adams suffered from what psychologists call neurotic perfectionism: He was his harshest critic.
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The harshest lines of questioning Ms. Nielsen faced at Wednesday's hearing came from Democrats.
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And Trump's response has been worse than even his harshest critics could have imagined.
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Romney, 70, has been one of the harshest Republican critics of President Donald Trump.
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But he saved his harshest words for perhaps his most hated adversary: the media.
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Writers with the greatest capacity to portray alternative realities were therefore censored the harshest.
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Life is found even in some of the harshest conditions Earth has to offer.
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But he's careful not to embrace the harshest sectarian rhetoric of most hardline jihadists.
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Judge Beckerman's words were harshest for the leaders of the protest, which began Jan. 2.
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Zacharia Yusuf Adburahman, 21, received a 10-year sentence, the harshest handed down on Monday.
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Everything about them evolved to suit living in one of the harshest environments on Earth.
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Not even the harshest winter in decades could deter Canadians from their beloved frozen slush.
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His plan for now is to spend the harshest winter months at his girlfriend's place.
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The acquisition underscores Apollo's interest in Brazilian stressed assets after Brazil's harshest recession in decades.
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This view is congruent with some of the harshest criticisms of Washington's backlash against Huawei.
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On the other, a business run by some of the harshest corporate cost-cutters around.
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There is a reason the harshest assessments of Trump usually leak after North Korea meetings.
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The Philippines hold some of the world's harshest penalties for using, possessing, and dealing drugs.
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Views earns one of the harshest descriptors you can imagine in the streaming era: unnecessary.
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Although the new sanctions are the harshest yet, they could have been a lot tougher.
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VICE has one of the harshest comment sections on the internet and I love it.
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Even McCartney's harshest critics have to admit he can write a melody like nobody's business.
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In honor of Gemini season, we're taking down three of the harshest critiques against Gems.
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"The harshest legal measures will be taken against the soldiers," it said in a statement.
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Two of Wall Street's harshest bitcoin critics say investors should remain wary of the cryptocurrency.
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Graham has been one of the harshest Capitol Hill critics of Trump's Syria withdrawal plan.
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But his harshest words, and his clearest motivation, appeared to come from Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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The blow will be harshest for Nice, France's second most-visited city after the capital.
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The finding could spare tens of thousands of women annually from the harshest cancer treatments.
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While fans are deeply passionate about Pig Destroyer's catalog, Hayes is his own harshest critic.
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In this film, the harshest truths — make that "truths" — are best served in small doses.
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Eight years later, black civil rights activists who cheered that breakthrough became her harshest critics.
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B Elizabeth Warren This was the harshest I've seen the Massachusetts Senator in a debate.
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These agencies often pursue the harshest possible legal actions, which vary from state to state.
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However, Mr. de Blasio reserved his harshest comments for the state of the city's roadways.
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"We condemn this action in the harshest terms," President Abdulla Yameen said in a statement.
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Hayden isn't the mindless drone or sinister spy boss that his harshest detractors might believe.
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The harshest penalty, and the biggest deterrent, remains the 46 months the judge gave Correa.
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Even China's harshest critics give it credit for a vast improvement in material living standards.
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Perhaps the harshest words against Trump came from the editorial pages of the Deseret News.
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And even some of the president's harshest critics say he may be on to something.
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He directs his harshest language at Gore, the candidate, not (directly) at Democrats more widely.
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We pulled out some of the harshest cracks at the president from the song below.
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This is bosh: even the harshest serious critics of PISA accept that it is properly conducted.
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In fairness, the man thinks he's dying, but he is also the harshest we've seen him.
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China, alarmed at the way crypto-currencies can evade government oversight, has taken the harshest line.
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If he doesn't, he'll be naked and alone in one of the harshest places on earth.
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On Wednesday, North Carolina passed one of the harshest anti-LGBTQ state laws in the country.
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The key to dewy, glowy skin and ultra-shiny hair in even the harshest, driest season?
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Next to Ireland and Malta, Poland has one of the harshest laws on abortion in Europe.
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Colors are bright and vivid, and overall brightness is more than enough for the harshest environments.
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He argues that the kind of crimes that receive the harshest penalties disproportionately affect African Americans.
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Eastern Serbia remains undeveloped and extremely isolated, with unforgiving terrain and the harshest winters in Serbia.
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First, President Trump's openness to negotiations would likely attract support from some of his harshest critics.
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The results show how Rial's strategy has born fruit despite Brazil's harshest economic recession on record.
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HB2 was later partially repealed by the state legislature, revoking the harshest portions of the law.
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In fact, the harshest punishment the suspect can receive is life with the possibility of parole.
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The countries that produce the least greenhouse-gas emissions are expected to suffer the harshest consequences.
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Even the harshest critics of the Sidewalk Labs plan might agree with Doctoroff's Rubik cube analogy.
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Mr. al-Hussein reserved his harshest comments on Tuesday for President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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But that's the harshest thing I can say about this impressive and at times hypnotic book.
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Lawmakers are increasingly taking a critical tone with Silicon Valley, with Mr. Warner among the harshest.
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He softened some of his more repressive policies and retreated from the harshest form of socialism.
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On Thursday, some of the administration's harshest critics on vaping offered tempered praise for the announcement.
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Of the countries of the former Eastern Bloc, Albania had the harshest and most isolated regime.
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Their father reserved the harshest beatings for Alex, he said, and they are his earliest memories.
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It would signal a political cunning that may impress even your harshest critics on the left.
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Jeff Sessions — one of the Senate's harshest immigration critics — and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
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Trump, who has leveled his harshest attacks against Cruz, once again knocked the Texan on Wednesday, saying that Cruz is "changing his stance" on immigration to better compete with Trump, who has struck the harshest tone and some of the most hardline positions on illegal immigration.
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They chose legislators who promised the harshest possible mandatory-sentencing laws, which took discretion away from judges.
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" Trump jumped in with the harshest line: "The World Trade Center came down during your brother's reign.
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Michael Flynn was among the harshest critics of Hillary Clinton's private email server during the presidential campaign.
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On the harshest nights, the three of us would huddle beneath it with our parents close by.
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Being its own harshest critic has let BoJack Horseman evolve, and be the best version of itself.
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Velasquez credits her family with helping her develop the tools to stand up to her harshest critics.
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Turkey vowed the "harshest reaction" against Kurdish militia if they approach the northern Syrian town of Azaz.
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Ted Cruz was perhaps Obama's harshest critic, accusing the President of attempting to take away Americans' guns.
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At this time, 170,000 miles of railroad were being constructed across America, in the harshest work conditions.
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But the harshest investigation of this Rolodex-plumping operation, conducted by the Associated Press, revealed nothing extraordinary.
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I was walking to school in a blizzard in some of the harshest weather I can remember.
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Activists said the crackdown was the harshest since a wave of anti-Kremlin protests in 2011-12.
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Even the network's harshest critics will tell you all are solid journalists who ask tough, relevant questions.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts and one of the bank's harshest critics in Washington, was incredulous.
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Western governments, including those in Europe, the United States, and Canada, had the harshest words for China.
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Citizens who demand more face censorship and oppression that can be among the harshest in the world.
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The result was one of the harshest responses ever recorded from EU leaders to an American President.
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The move seemed to validate some of the harshest criticisms of him, alienating some of his supporters.
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Tom Cotton of Arkansas has been among the harshest anti-China critics as the coronavirus has spread.
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Mr. Moore's harshest attack may have been over how Mr. Strange found his way to the Senate.
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By and large, the agency has been a willing enforcer of the Trump administration's harshest immigration policies.
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Their climates are among the harshest on the planet: the temperature in Chukotka once tumbled to -61ºC.
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Instead of which, along comes "War for the Planet of the Apes," the harshest installment so far.
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The guiding principles of our national efforts abroad should be easily understandable even to our harshest critics.
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Snapshot: Above, a research base in Antarctica, where designers must think creatively to defy Earth's harshest climate.
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Robinson said Minneapolis could be ideal for those looking to avoid the harshest effects of climate change.
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His deputy, David Shedd, became one of his harshest critics, and did little to hide his disdain.
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As he transitions to the White House, he has tapped the agency's harshest critics to advise him.
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We are probably our own harshest critics, and we certainly know our limitations better than anyone else.
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Together, they discovered that some of the harshest rape threats and abusive comments she got were in Tamil.
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More so than any fan or commentator, the show holds the top spot as its own harshest critic.
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It's engineered with high-grade materials and designed with precision automatic movements to survive even the harshest conditions.
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Life in prison without the possibility of parole is, short of execution, the harshest punishment available in America.
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True, the Americans still accuse the Chinese of selfishly failing to enforce the harshest and most crippling sanctions.
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Within a few thousand years of arriving on Australia's shores, people were living in the continent's harshest environments.
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Jimmy Kimmel's latest round-up of the internet's harshest disses may be the most savage — and star-studded!
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Healey's budget, one of the harshest in the post-war period, raised tax equivalent to 22004% of GDP.
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So in addition to living in the harshest of environments, viruses can also find ways to continually adapt.
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Babis's harshest critics, such as the opposition TOP09 party, say he has authoritarian tendencies and threatens Czech democracy.
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But rigorous enforcement of immigration laws will nearly always mean one thing: deportation, the harshest of all consequences.
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READ: Here's the harshest thing Trump has said about Putin all week The briefing took place on Jan.
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I didn't even get to see my brother leave; I think that was the harshest thing for me.
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Many of the harshest attacks have been directed at and , which also have robust lobbying arms in Washington.
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The court's harshest questioning was directed at Lin's argument that indirect pollution is best handled by state regulators.
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But for the most part, Mr. Assange has remained silent about some of the Russian president's harshest moves.
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August 6: China issued its harshest warning yet to the protesters, warning them to not "play with fire."
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Bell Pottinger was expelled from the Public Relations and Communications Association for five years, the harshest possible sanction.
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Colorful wooden houses dot the sub-Arctic landscape battered by one of the harshest climates on the planet.
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Similarly, Obama-era national security officials seem determined to use the harshest possible language to attack President Trump.
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Both measures appear to be part of a larger project: to encourage the harshest approaches to law enforcement.
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As a homeless person, I saw it from the harshest position, but I also saw opportunities for solutions.
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In some cases, the harshest penalties apply only to Muslims; in other cases, they apply regardless of faith.
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When people withdraw and don't explain why, it is tempting — and easiest — to jump to the harshest conclusion.
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ABB makes some of the world's brawniest electrical power equipment for the world's harshest and most remote locations.
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The president has been one of the harshest critics of the deal and has continually highlighted its failures.
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"This is the harshest crackdown on the human rights movement in Egypt since the 1980s," Ms. Hassan said.
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It was the latest, and harshest, in a string of rejections of the church's authority in recent years.
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In areas that experience the harshest winters, the phenomenon may only moderate the cold and attract little notice.
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Human rights groups regularly denounce Mr. el-Sisi as one of the harshest leaders in the Middle East.
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Instead, Trump saved his harshest Christmas Eve rhetoric for Democrats, who he accused of attempting to destroy him.
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Still, net revenue declined in the wake of Brazil's harshest and longest recession since at least the 1930s.
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But it's a serious marvel of automotive design that can reliably conquer the harshest terrains in the world.
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Nestlé is starting to see a recovery in Brazilian consumption after its harshest recession in decades, Bulcke said.
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ABB makes some of the world's brawniest electrical power equipment for the world's harshest and most remote locations.
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In the middle is Aleppo, which has faced some of the harshest bombardment it has seen in months.
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But trade policy advisor Navarro, the administration's harshest China critic, has advocated a far more confrontational approach with Beijing.
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A handful of other countries also ban abortion, but the Center considers El Salvador to be the harshest enforcer.
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Hedge funder manager Paul Singer, once one of Donald Trump's harshest critics, is making up with the president-elect.
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After Juventus, Fiorentina received the harshest punishment, starting the Serie A season 15 points behind most of their rivals.
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But even his harshest critics would concede that he always tried to face his flaws and grow from them.
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"There is a reason the harshest assessments of Trump usually leak after North Korea meetings," Axios's reporters wrote ominously.
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Brazilian retailers have been struggling to expand sales as the country slowly emerges from its harshest recession on record.
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"This is probably the harshest statement about the Chinese in the last 50 years or so," Zubair told Reuters.
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Bachor and his art are proof that even the coldest, harshest winter can not darken the spirits of Chicagoans.
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The drug, Hadlima, was developed by South Korea's Samsung Bioepis and comes with a boxed warning, the FDA's harshest.
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In Malaysia, however, the government itself has thoroughly politicised Islam, leaving little room for dissent from its harshest rules.
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The harshest option would be to ban Venezuelan oil imports, but that would affect US jobs and energy prices.
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One of the harshest indictments of Bush's legacy came about thanks to the darkly ironic timing of his death.
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Three closely watched swing states — Florida, Iowa and Virginia — have "some of the harshest laws," as the Times notes.
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Who has it worst: Those facing the harshest economic effects of ageism may be the already unemployed and female.
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In court on Tuesday, Superior Court Judge Helene Kanzajian sentenced Borges to the harshest penalty available: life in prison.
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Donald Trump is meeting with his harshest critics Monday and the people who arguably got him elected ... the media.
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He kept up the rhetoric on Friday and into the weekend, where he employed some of his harshest tactics.
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Participants are dropped into some of the world's harshest locations for 21 days, armed with only one survival item.
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Largely overlooked in the din, however, is that few, if any, of Tesla's harshest critics are Tesla's current shareholders.
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In fact, Trump's attorney general has tried to crack down and pursue the harshest sentences possible under current law.
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The largest U.S. banks showed they had adequate capital to withstand the harshest scenario, clearing above the minimum requirement.
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It says, however, its top priority is creating jobs and bringing an end to Brazil's harshest recession in decades.
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In any event, the election looks set to take place amid the harshest political repression in Egypt in decades.
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Even in the harshest circumstances, there is still room — still a primal need — for sweetness, for companionship, for art.
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Both Haleyi and Mann gave victim-impact statements in court, urging Burke to give Weinstein the harshest possible sentence.
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But that's not the only method, or even the harshest, that Trump's administration will implement to discouraged unauthorized immigration.
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Before heading to the Games, Vice President Mike Pence delivered perhaps his harshest remarks about the North Korean regime.
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"It's really strong — she says it's one of the harshest things they could do, to take their kids away."
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Florida's lifetime bans on voting and holding office for felons are considered some of the harshest in the nation.
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Anglesey Island, where the plant, called Wylfa Newydd, was to be built, will most likely feel the harshest impact.
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When she disagrees with her father, it is often reported as a failed attempt to moderate his harshest positions.
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This memo offers additional context, even if it's as selective, incomplete, and politically motivated as its harshest critics suggest.
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But the campaign's growing ties to the PFLP tell another story, seemingly validating the harshest accusations leveled against it.
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Several speakers reserved their harshest words for the United States and its decision to move the embassy to Jerusalem.
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It's the harshest such move since 1986, but one that analysts told us was among the simplest countermeasures possible.
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Projected video, often the element that shines the harshest light on this showcase's low-budget amateurishness, injected some topicality.
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Amgen had proposed approval with a boxed warning - the FDA's harshest - highlighting the heart safety risks associated with Evenity.
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Russian markets plunged in April after President Donald Trump's administration slapped its harshest sanctions to date against the country.
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Utah Republicans led that defection, with prominent officials in the state making some of the harshest disavowals of Trump.
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Despite the delay, Thursday's sanctions amount to the harshest penalties imposed by the White House against Russia to date.
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That means the mostly low-income women who rely on those programs would suffer the harshest consequences of defunding.
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Warmbier is not the first American to be detained in North Korea, but his sentence is one of the harshest.
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The House Stark whiskey is crafted by Dalwhinnie, which is located in one of the coldest, harshest areas of Scotland.
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The automaker says it used Pikes Peak as chance to prove its electric car technology in the harshest of conditions.
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He's on trial on terrorism charges, and if he's convicted, he faces the death penalty, imposed in the harshest way.
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But there were moments of solidarity — and even a hug — between the candidates, who saved their harshest words for Trump.
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Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail on Friday with his harshest rebuke yet of his successor, President Donald Trump.
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Susan Collins: Collins made her decision early and stuck to it, ultimately emerging as the repeal bills' harshest GOP critic.
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An online petition created by Sterling's supporters garnered more than 6,000 signatures calling for Gerth to receive the harshest sentencing.
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Former Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James has been one of the harshest critics of Trump&aposs proposal.
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Thus while the legislature could dampen some of the harshest effects of such initiatives, they could not fully repeal them.
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Yates seemed to relish even the harshest exchanges during the hearing, and she never came close to losing her poise.
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Brazil's harshest recession on record stoked delinquencies and laid bare operational inefficiencies that weighed down Cemig's revenue in the quarter.
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I talked with a friend about the situation and he said that forgiveness could be the harshest form of punishment.
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General-election voters currently see a Republican contest dominated by two men competing to offer the harshest, most divisive rhetoric.
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They saved their harshest words for Altari who left the religion and became Uztari, with a bird on the fist.
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But to get the seat, she'll have to beat out a sponsor of one of the country's harshest bathroom bills.
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I wish I could say the same for his harshest critics, who have an incurable case of Trump derangement syndrome.
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Mr. Lieberman has been among the harshest critics of Israeli security policies and will now serve as the army's overlord.
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While this will hurt all Americans, it will have the harshest impact on the poor and those on fixed incomes.
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Ironman barred Miller indefinitely from its races, citing repeated rule violations — the harshest penalty given to a competitor in memory.
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But even the department's harshest critics have to admit that veterans are often better off inside the V.A. than out.
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John McCain, who reportedly reserved his harshest criticisms of Trump for private conversations, occasionally spoke out against the president's conduct.
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Thailand's lese-majeste law is the world's harshest and makes it a crime to defame, insult or threaten the monarchy.
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Clinton and accusing her of playing identity politics and delivering his harshest criticism of the candidate's relationship with minority voters.
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Local interest rates remained at a decade-high between 2015 and 2016, compounding the effect of Brazil's harshest recession ever.
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Of the presidential candidates, Ted Cruz took the harshest domestic position after the Brussels attacks, urging patrols of Muslim neighborhoods.
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Perhaps most importantly, when I make a mistake, they're my harshest (and fastest) critic, helping me stay on my toes.
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The jail's harshest unit, known colloquially as "10 South", has been compared unfavorably to the U.S. prison camp Guantanamo Bay.
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Many of the harshest attacks have been directed at Facebook and Google, which also have robust lobbying arms in Washington.
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The resulting outrage, the harshest he had faced in his papacy, led him to send his top investigator to Chile.
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Some of the harshest criticisms of Shape have been that its treatment of these issues is ultimately a little facile.
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But her harshest words are reserved for the migrants living in a nearby motel, alongside a lifeless stretch of highway.
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President Trump's contempt for the Constitution confirms the harshest charges leveled in recent accounts of his off-the-rails presidency.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump reserved some of his harshest words for China, accusing the country of stealing jobs.
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On the other side, the harshest critics of reform — who are largely progressive — oppose nearly any alternative to traditional schools.
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In that speech, Schiff issued his harshest assessment of Trump — that he's a continuing danger and "imminent threat" to democracy.
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Y.C.P. offers a narrow escape hatch from New York's punitive gun laws, which are among the harshest in the country.
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You'll find more than 13,500 species embellishing soil, rocks, tree bark and even dead animals, even in Earth's harshest climates.
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The consortium failed to pay the licensing installment last year, citing a cash crunch amid Brazil's harshest recession on record.
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But then he portrays this sort of notion that he's the harshest and hardest when it comes to that issue.
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The incentive structure in the media today is to reward the most outrageous, harshest critic of the president for ratings.
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A little more than a month after that vote, Mr. Hun Sen began one of his harshest crackdowns in years.
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For better or for worse, the 2016 Presidential election has shined a bright light on the harshest realities of sexual misconduct.
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In one of its harshest possible punishment options, South Korea on Thursday began work to suspend operations at the factory park.
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The targets include those who have faced the president's harshest attacks on the campaign trail and at his rallies as president.
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The IRS imposes one of its harshest penalties on about 21 million taxpayers each year who fail to file a return.
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"As always, California Republicans reject anti-Semitism, and all forms of religious bigotry, in the harshest terms possible," the statement read.
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When everything came into view, I realized almost everyone else was sleeping and the harshest set of the night was underway.
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The critics, the harshest critics will say, we gave Kim Jong-un the legitimacy that he craved by having this meeting.
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Over the summer I had my stem cell transplant, which involved many days of the harshest chemotherapy a person can endure.
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Mr. King, a Bronx Democrat, was suspended for 30 days — one of the harshest punishments in the history of the Council.
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South Korea responded Thursday by beginning work to suspend operations at the factory park, one of its harshest possible punishment options.
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There's reason to fear the Taliban could impose the harshest forms of Islamic law in areas of Afghanistan that it controls.
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Prosecutors had asked for the harshest penalty yet: 15 months in prison, one year of supervised release and a $95,503 fine.
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Some of her harshest critics come not from the party mainstream but rather from the party's left and democratic socialist flanks.
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During the campaign foreign-policy grandees from prior Republican administrations were among Mr Trump's harshest critics, shuddering at his geopolitical views.
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Option 3: Sever all ties This was the harshest of all solutions, and by no means easy, let me assure you.
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Hundreds of thousands of people, including Al Mawsily, fled ISIS rule and extreme punishment for violating the harshest interpretation of Sharia.
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Washington unveiled the harshest measures in Monday's wave of expulsions, ordering out 60 Russian diplomats and closing Moscow's consulate in Seattle.
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But he's never been a darling of movement conservatives, and he was one of Trump's harshest critics among Republican elder statesmen.
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Russian troops will be living under the harshest of conditions: 18-month deployments where the temperatures can dip well below zero.
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A straight dose of the harshest reality might be the only cure for the addict's self-deceived beliefs and shortsighted preferences.
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In addition, Brazil's harshest recession ever has put the brakes on the sale of medicines, which expanded 11.5 percent last year.
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Ahmet Sik, a well-known journalist and author, was sentenced to 7 1/2 years, the harshest penalty among the staff.
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That, the four times Formula One world champion recognised on Thursday, is because he has always been his own harshest critic.
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They live in the harshest conditions under the despotic Hamas regime and the ever-watchful eye of Israel's Shabak security service.
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The treatment comes with a boxed warning - the agency's harshest - that flags risks of severe birth defects or embryo-fetal death.
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That's why police chiefs and mayors themselves were among its harshest critics -- they recognized it would harm, not help, their communities.
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Then along came Naked and Afraid XL, where naked participants did 40 days of suffering in some of Earth's harshest environments.
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New York City is filled with some of the harshest critics, and it's easy to feel alone even if you're prepared.
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And then even Abraham's death was a fake-out, as Glenn was murdered in the harshest way possible five minutes later.
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The National Rifle Association, which did not respond to a request for comment, was one of the former policy's harshest critics.
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But he reserved his harshest words for Iran, as well as China, which he accused of meddling the U.S. midterm elections.
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He said the journalist "was one of my harshest critics, on a political and personal level" as he denounced her slaying.
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US officials may not be taking the harshest possible measures in Pakistan, but they're still provoking hard and hurting feelings there.
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At the Monday evening briefing, Trump offered some of his harshest criticism yet for the head of his own Justice Department.
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But Mr. Boehner's harshest assessment was saved for Mr. Cruz, who he has not forgiven for spearheading the 2013 government shutdown.
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But then, on Sunday, France needed little more than 21 minutes to suddenly, and sharply, scrawl down the harshest of endings.
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The question before the court was whether the death penalty, the government's harshest punishment, could be applied to those under 18.
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Governors, including Kasich, have been some of the harshest critics of the impact repealing ObamaCare would have on their states. Sen.
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Russian stocks crashed on Monday, while aluminum prices spiked, after the United States levied its harshest sanctions to date against Russia.
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Sayoc, who has since been identified as a Trump supporter, mailed the explosive devices to some of the president's harshest critics.
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Indeed, there is a debate about what crimes might be best brought to bypass constitutional challenges and cement the harshest sentences.
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The report, issued by the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on Myanmar, is the harshest indictment yet of the Myanmar military.
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Pai's decision to put up major hurdles for the Sinclair-Tribune deal has united him with some of his harshest critics.
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"Whether it's zero tolerance policies or in-school police officers, the harshest discipline falls on black and brown students," Bouie writes.
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If you think sagebrush is the great survivor of the American West, unkillable in the harshest, driest conditions, you're mostly right.
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And they regard Stephen Miller, a supporter of some of Mr. Trump's harshest stands on immigration, as a walking policy encyclopedia.
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I want to make already extreme music more extreme because, to me, that is the fucking ground zero of the harshest.
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Syria's prison system and tight lid on dissent were among the harshest in the region long before the uprising in 2011.
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By 2016, Mr. Polanco's building had landed in the Alternative Enforcement Program, which is the city's harshest punishment for neglectful landlords.
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The platform has become a critical tool as reporters face one of the harshest media crackdowns in Pakistan's 72-year history.
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The platform has become a critical tool as reporters face one of the harshest media crackdowns in Pakistan's 72-year history.
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But her harshest criticism of the prosecution's case, which now appears prescient, was the lack of a match for the fingerprints.
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And yet, even at its harshest, the world I live in now feels like the one for which God made me.
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Attenborough has devoted his career to teaching us that to embrace the world's marvels is also to fathom its harshest inevitabilities.
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In January, West, who has been one of Obama's harshest critics from the left, passed through Chicago while campaigning for Sanders.
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The drug's label comes with a boxed warning, the FDA's harshest, flagging a potential increased risk of thyroid c-cell tumors.
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Trump, who has criticized U.S. companies for "sending jobs to Mexico," has singled out Ford for some of his harshest remarks.
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The approval comes with FDA's harshest warning that the drug is not for the treatment of patients with dementia-related psychosis.
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The face-to-face meeting came as Zuckerberg sat down with some of his harshest critics during his visit to Washington.
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The approval comes with FDA's harshest warning that the drug is not for the treatment of patients with dementia-related psychosis.
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The drug's label comes with a boxed warning, the FDA's harshest, advising users of an increased risk thyroid c-cell tumors.
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The drug's label comes with a boxed warning, the FDA's harshest, flagging a potential increased risk of thyroid c-cell tumors.
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The harshest accusation he has faced so far is that his policies are anti-Islam or against the ulema, Muslim scholars.
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She was among the harshest cross-examiners encountered by John G. Stumpf, who was Wells Fargo's chief executive at the time.
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But Ayers reserved his harshest criticism for congressional leaders and members who have not offered full-throated support for the president.
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All 15 members of the group were charged in connection with the incident, but Torres and Norton's sentences are the harshest.
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Instead, it suffered the latest — and, arguably, harshest — in what's becoming an unbroken string of judicial smackdowns over the travel ban.
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We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe on the harshest most personal terms.
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And here was Cossman, offering to deploy GE's fledgling digital platform in one of the harshest and most complicated environments on earth.
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Seriously, who would voluntarily strip naked and allow themselves to be abandoned in some of the world's harshest environments for 21 days?
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The statement was in stark contrast to the conciliatory tone many of Trump's harshest critics took on Wednesday after his upset victory.
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Denmark has one of the harshest records on Syrian refugees of any European Union nation, and this week it got even worse.
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The project, released Tuesday to mark International Day of the Girl, powerfully depicts life in one of the harshest environments for women.
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In France, one company is looking to harness the power of MEMS in some of the world's harshest environments - including oil wells.
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In response, some current and former Fed officials have begun to call for steps to placate the U.S. central bank's harshest critics.
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VICE News followed two groups of men hoping to reach France by foot during one of Europe's harshest winters in a decade.
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Sloan's apologies and commitment to do better are not likely to impress some of his bank's harshest critics, including Democrats in Congress.
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Signed into law by the governor the following day, it constitutes the harshest abortion legislation passed in America in half a century.
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One camp believes the harshest sanctions will increase the pressure on the Russian government; the other wants to spare the general population.
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The economic sanctions are the harshest imposed so far on the regime, though they don't go as far as the US wanted.
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The harshest criticism focuses on the new powers granted to the attorney general, who can enter into agreements with foreign countries unilaterally.
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It's an attention economy, and even the company's harshest critics acknowledge that it requires an entirely new way of thinking about antitrust.
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By "downshifting" the sun's harshest rays, it is believed that corals are able to protect their symbiotic algal partners from UV damage.
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Next, even the harshest Trump critics have to concede that Trump's words, "Get 'em out of here," don't explicitly request audience violence.
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But it is striking to discover just how much airtime the Democratic lawmakers have garnered — especially from some of their harshest critics.
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But more broadly, Mr. Romney was the establishment figure that went after the President-Elect in the harshest and most vile manner.
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In fact, studies show that states with the harshest laws tend to drive women like Cassie underground and away from prenatal care.
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Government officials believe reducing the timeframe for receivable prepayments would help companies mitigate the impact of Brazil's harshest recession in eight decades.
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Finally, what about immigration: one of Trump's favorite issues and the source of the harshest attacks in the most recent Democratic debate?
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Bloomberg scooped on Friday that Trump wants the Commerce Department to seek the harshest maximum tariffs on global steel imports: 24 percent.
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Then comes the harshest reality: everything has taken so long that the needs, scope, and details of the project have changed entirely.
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However, Inrebic's approval comes with a boxed warning, the drug regulator's harshest, that flags concerns such as serious and fatal brain damage.
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Feinstein has been one of the Senate's harshest critics of "enhanced interrogation techniques" and the architect of the so-called torture report.
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I was arguably one of the harshest critics of the MacBook, and yet I am extremely sad it's going to gadget graveyard.
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Perhaps the harshest verdict came from the market itself: Tesla shares dropped more than 10 percent the day the deal was announced.
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Kenya has perhaps the harshest law: those who violate the ban face four years in prison or a fine up to $39,000.
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The number of banks that remain on the list, facing the harshest restrictions, drops to 12 from 38 under the new rules.
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It's that we should lean toward greater tolerance for speech we dislike, and reserve our harshest penalties only for the worst offenders.
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This is, of course, reminiscent of the arms-length praise heaped on Giuliani during 9/11 by some of his harshest critics.
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Cases of young adults developing severe illnesses have been more widely reported, but children were thought to be avoiding the harshest effects.
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In setting up camp in their intersection, Ms. Kennedy remains one the harshest — and most invaluable — of the American theater's conflicted sentimentalists.
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The FiberBuilt 9-Foot Terrace Tilt Umbrella is tough enough to last through the seasons and hold up under the harshest conditions.
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But if you continue to behave as you do, and keep proving your harshest critics right, it's only going to get worse.
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The protest letter was described by a film critic in Iran as one of the most explicit and harshest of its kind.
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My poisoned apple wasn't the wicked stepmother but her archetypal opposite, the saint, whose innate virtue felt like the harshest possible mirror.
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Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York, was one of Mr. Zuckerberg's harshest questioners, more than five hours into the session.
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The washer tariffs exceeded the harshest recommendations from ITC members, while the solar tariffs were lower than domestic producers had hoped for.
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Then it was off to basic training, where the screaming drill instructors singled out the drafted guys for the harshest verbal abuse.
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In one of the primary's harshest ads, Biden mocked the former mayor as a small-time politician comically unqualified for the presidency.
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The measures were the harshest such diplomatic move since a similar rupture in 1986, in the waning days of the Soviet Union.
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"We didn't sit on it," Sopko, whose office has issued some of the harshest official assessments of the war, told the Post.
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During the tastings, we all pretended like we were professionals and gave our harshest opinions, but we still finished every last drop.
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One of the harshest critics of the president didn&apost come to Washington expecting this would be her first piece of legislation.
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The sale underscores the challenge facing generic drugmakers in Brazil, where the harshest recession in eight decades has slowed sales of medicines.
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We exist within a new political reality where people need to take sides and voice their opinions in the harshest possible terms.
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My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness has the same punch as the harshest memoirs, tempered by a digestible form I couldn't stop consuming.
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Thanathorn declined comment on the monarchy - a subject few dare speak of given the world's harshest lese majeste, or royal insult, laws.
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At the end of Wednesday's meeting, Trump took aim at Pelosi with some of his harshest criticism of the Speaker to date.
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"We didn't sit on it," Sopko, whose office has issued some of the harshest official assessments of the war, told the Post.
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The cable car whisks you straight from the busy streets of Chamonix into one of the continent's harshest and most beautiful landscapes.
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After years of anticipation, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has decided whether it will remove marijuana from its harshest legal classification: Nope.
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No U.K. party currently echoes Stewart in advocating a "soft" Brexit that delivers on the referendum but avoids the harshest economic consequences.
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But though it will bring hardship to his family and the harshest of punishments to himself, he simply cannot join the cause.
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For Stephen Miller, the Trump adviser largely credited for the administration's harshest anti-immigration measures, the job sometimes involves a daytime nap.
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That may soon change — Sessions is reportedly considering instructing prosecutors to bring the harshest possible charges against all levels of drug offenders.
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It's easy to score political points online by launching the harshest of political attacks, but our leaders must resist that very human impulse.
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China's harshest internal critics have always been silenced by authoritarian powers but King gives us a China where some critics can merrily escape.
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"We saw him after the debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe on the harshest most personal terms," Clinton said.
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Protesters from a variety of grassroots progressive groups and larger liberal organizations were often the harshest voices in the room during Sessions' hearings.
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The announcement came two weeks before the Trump administration reimposes some of the United States' harshest sanctions against Iran, including its oil sector.
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Over the weekend Turkey told the Netherlands that it would retaliate in the "harshest ways" after Turkish ministers were barred from speaking there.
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But somewhere between Good Will Hunting and his upcoming Live By Night, it's like he's resigned himself to only the harshest of realities.
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Here are a few of the harshest reviews of Bright from critics and viewers who thought it was a failure of a movie.
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For activists, this is where the rubber meets the road -- the answer, for those who say yes, that will invite the harshest blowback.
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Mr. Snyder, a Republican who has faced the harshest criticism of his tenure for his handling of the crisis in Flint, announced Jan.
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" Hardy has already faced his harshest critic: "As far as I'm concerned, I passed his [test], and that's the best I can do.
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Its small size, light weight and flexibility make it an excellent option for exploring some of the harshest landscapes in the solar system.
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We live in a society that is supposed to abhor violence — punishing it through some of the harshest prison sentences in the world.
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During the harshest hours, some of their aeroplanes could be grounded at their full weight around half the time, according to the paper.
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The MCC, as the facility is known, houses 763 inmates and is considered one of the harshest federal detention centers in the country.
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Iowa, Kentucky and Florida have the country's harshest rules, prohibiting all former felons from voting unless they secure an exemption from the governor.
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But it's worth noting that's the maximum fine and the EU does not have a history of invoking the harshest punishment under law.
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The situation underscores growing tension among shareholders of debt-laden Brazilian companies faced with looming debt maturities amid the harshest recession on record.
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"Florida is one of the states with the harshest felon disenfranchisement laws," says Leah Aden, assistant counsel for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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Ted Cruz is the son of immigrants, but he has made his name in large part by advocating the harshest immigration policy possible.
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Mr Abdelaziz leaves behind 100,000 refugees encamped in the world's harshest desert, and perhaps four times that number under a repressive Moroccan thumb.
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In short, while the legislature is free to deride the executive in the harshest of terms, the executive may not scrutinize the judiciary.
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Throughout Europe, however, investors have not been assuming the worst — they seem to have reserved their harshest punishment so far for bank stocks.
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Clinton's harshest critics think that she handled her marital problems with grace, and the opening of old wounds could engender sympathy for her.
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The harshest of these techniques — waterboarding —used on only three detainees in the life of the program, was last used 15 years ago.
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Mr. Roebuck focused his harshest criticism on Turkey's military offensive and specifically on Turkey's deployment of Syrian Arab fighters in its vanguard force.
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Her harshest gibes are for famous people (Gwyneth Paltrow, the Kardashians) who market fantasies of perfection masked as something more down to earth.
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The harshest reaction came from IBM, Microsoft and Oracle, which would form the nucleus of a coalition that would work to stop JEDI.
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In a memo released last week, Sessions ordered federal prosecutors to seek the harshest possible penalty in all cases, no matter how minor.
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Several Republicans defended Facebook against the harshest rhetoric from the Democrats, calling Libra an idea with "tremendous potential benefits" and a "commendable" mission.
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But ignoring the scale of this crisis will lead to disaster and take the harshest toll on those least able to bear it.
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He saved his harshest words for Donald J. Trump, the Republican Party's presumptive nominee, whom Mr. Weld has excoriated for anti-immigrant speech.
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It's absurd to think that Jewishness, which has endured the harshest suffering because of xenophobia, could protect us from that very same sentiment.
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The retiring Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, one of Trump's harshest GOP critics, is said to have made the comment to NBC News.
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Romney has emerged as one of the harshest GOP critics of Trump in Washington since he was elected as a senator for Utah.
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Representative Greg Walden was perhaps the harshest in his criticism: "I don't think we can pass a law that fixes stupid," he said.
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He's won over even his harshest critics, we all love his personality and work ethic, and he's probably going to win the Masterton.
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In recent months, the authorities have drawn international rebuke for waging their harshest crackdown in years on Shi'ite opposition groups and rights activists.
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While avoiding any direct discussion of his successor, Mr. Obama offered his harshest assessment of the Trump era since leaving the White House.
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The judgment in Mr. Shin's case extended a long history of corporate leaders' being indicted on criminal charges but avoiding the harshest punishments.
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Many workers told Business Insider that Instagram — along with its parent company, Facebook — had been one of the harshest platforms toward sex workers.
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In the fleeting moments when only one person was talking, that person was probably unloading the harshest oppo research they could remember. Sen.
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However, China's sensitivity on domestic political issues is what often causes some of the harshest — and, to Americans, most absurd — acts of censorship.
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In Kashmir, the 40 harshest days of winter, called "Chillai Kalan", usually begin on December 21 and last until the end of January.
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Trump, it just so happens, was one of Roberts' harshest critics when the chief justice joined the four liberals in the Obamacare case.
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These killings represent the harshest reality, but there are daily interactions involving black men that even when not fatal, are demeaning and unnecessary.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Trump had told people that Mr. Spicer was no longer "tough," one of the harshest insults he can level.
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That was the harshest camp, with more than 18,500 inmates behind three layers of barbed-wire fence and with tanks patrolling the perimeter.
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SIGAR has been among the harshest critics of the war, but the Lessons Learned reports omitted the bluntest language found in the interviews.
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The report reserved some of its harshest words for the city's Buildings Department, which regulates the plazas along with the City Planning Department.
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Being your own harshest critic, I'm willing to bet that you have a hard time giving yourself credit for how far you've come.
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"We certainly have already seen some of Secretary Clinton's harshest critics capitalize on this letter -- distort its contents -- to provoke controversy," Earnest said.
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" The harshest thing President Donald Trump has said about Russia lately is that it shares the blame for election meddling with "other countries.
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Some of Comey's harshest criticism during the hearing was directed at the Russian government, who Comey says directly meddled in the US election.
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Qatar's goal of greater food self sufficiency has required launching agriculture on a commercial scale in one of the world's harshest desert climates.
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Britain's Sunday newspapers were full of anonymous attacks on her, the violent nature of which have since been condemned by even her harshest critics.
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Spencer may be feeling more slighted because he desperately wanted to be pope, but it is actually Mary who is bearing the harshest retribution.
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C., had been among Page's harshest critics heading into the session, but he said her cooperation "speaks well of her," according to the Hill .
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And his harshest words, about immigrants and the need to build walls to stop them, have strong support in many parts of the GOP.
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The new normal The first volume included stories by Ugandan and Nigerian authors -- two countries that have some of the harshest anti-homosexuality laws.
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The fifth is acceptance: the stage attained most comprehensively by Mrs May, who opposed Brexit but is now enacting it in its harshest form.
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Trump: 'I could see myself' meeting with Putin before I'm president But he reserved his harshest rhetoric for Trump's assertions about the upcoming election.
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But they also represented the harshest critique of CES yet — one sharper than any blog post, fire tweet, or scorching hot take could mount.
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The harshest comments, though, have come from her estranged and rather outspoken half-sister Samantha Markle, who recently compared her to a Disney villain.
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Twitter chairman Omid Kordestani says that even the harshest, most painful political tweets have a place on Twitter — whether we like it or not.
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Politicians in Bavaria's conservative ruling party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), are some of the harshest critics of Chancellor Angela Merkel's open immigration policy.
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With Amendment 4, Florida voters have a chance to dramatically scale back one of the nation's harshest voting laws for people with felony records.
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But first, it's going to have to execute a tricky 123-minute engine burn under the harshest conditions any NASA spacecraft has yet faced.
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This month he ordered prosecutors to aim for the harshest punishments the law allows, calling his new crusade against drug dealers "moral and just".
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Given the state of the horse race, there will also likely be jockeying among the moderates to land the harshest, or most memorable, blow.
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As the largest theater chain in the US, AMC positioned itself early as MoviePass' harshest critic, deriding its cut-rate model as catastrophically unsustainable.
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This Federal Law Enforcement Agency recruits, trains, and deploys America's elite agents into the world's harshest environments to combat cartels and disrupt their operations.
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Brazil is struggling with the harshest recession since the 1930s, record unemployment and defaults as well as the highest borrowing costs in a decade.
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Car rental demand remains resilient during the longest and harshest recession in eight decades, high unemployment and a slump in consumer and corporate spending.
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Among scores of people I interviewed, not even Comey's harshest critics believe that he acted out of a desire to elect a Republican president.
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But it's also why the show isn't the sort of hectoring screed a lot of its harshest critics assumed it would be, sight unseen.
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Four of the sentenced were given "aggravated life" sentences, the harshest punishment possible under Turkish law because it raises the minimum required for parole.
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This shift will turn China, a country with some of the harshest anti-drug laws in the world, into the planet's biggest drug dealer.
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Tuesday, Rosenstein saved his harshest fire for his critics in Congress, portraying the Republicans who leaked the draft document to the Post as cowards.
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It's all thanks to comedian Michelle Wolf, whose blistering speech scorched all of D.C., though she saved some of her harshest barbs for Sanders.
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Trump right now is under the harshest, white-hot light of his presidency, and we're seeing more clearly than ever who he truly is.
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Trump often saves his harshest words for Germany and its leader Angela Merkel — and their feud could explode this week at the NATO summit.
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The tariffs on washing machines exceeded the harshest recommendations from ITC members, while the solar tariffs were lower than domestic producers had hoped for.
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The moves were Twitter's harshest against Mr. Jones and Infowars after other tech companies took steps last week to ban them from their platforms.
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It was an unusually stern warning by Ms. Nielsen, and was among the harshest threats of retaliation by a member of President Trump's cabinet.
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On Thursday, politicians in Georgia, where Delta is based, struck back at the company in the harshest rebuke yet of a former N.R.A. partner.
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In the few other recent cases where an American police officer has been convicted of murder, they have often avoided the harshest possible sentence.
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Mr. Duterte has reserved his harshest tirades for the Catholic Church, which has led protests against his bloody crackdown on drug dealers and users.
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"Certainly the prosecutors should look for the harshest of punishments that the law prescribes and that they can win in court," Mr. Gestetner said.
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"Certainly the prosecutors should look for the harshest of punishments that the law prescribes and that they can win in court," Mr. Gestetner said.
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Following the outcry, Brunei, a sultanate of about 430,000 on the island of Borneo, delayed carrying out the harshest provisions of its Shariah law.
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"From this very moment we have a state of emergency," Vucic said in a televised address, adding the government will formulate "harshest measures" soon.
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Massachusetts currently has the harshest vaping ban in U.S. 20 people have died from a lung-related illness linked to vaping as of Oct.
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Emezi, who is Nigerian, conjures the African oral tradition with sweeping metaphors folded into an almost folkloric rendering of some of humanity's harshest truths.
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The Trump administration took its harshest actions involving sanctions in May, when it ended exceptions it had granted eight governments to buy Iranian oil.
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How to use more discretion on nonviolent drug violators when Attorney General Jeff Sessions is ordering the harshest possible charges in federal drug cases.
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A military strike against North Korea's program could lead to devastating retaliation, and even the harshest sanctions may not change Kim Jong-un's calculus.
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After all, Obama was never accused, even by his harshest critics, of giving legitimacy to the ideas of white nationalists from the Oval Office.
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In 1942 the U.S. military opened Camp Iron Mountain, a camp designed for American troops to train for World War II's harshest battle conditions.
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Mollie Tibbetts' case brings home for women in the harshest terms the ways in which misogyny hinders their freedom, their very right to exist.
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Judge Margherita Patti-Worthington sentenced all 14 to probation, with former national fraternity president Andy Meng given the harshest punishment of 36 months probation.
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"When you go simple majority you basically turn it over to one party and many times you get the harshest of the harsh," Graham said.
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They can survive in some of the harshest environments, including outer space, and this year we started to gain a better understanding as to how.
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It's inspired me so much because it is about continuously finding love and beauty and strength even in the harshest or craziest conditions in life.
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Prosecutors recommended the harshest sentence — one year in jail — against John Kinsman and Maxwell Hare for attempted second-degree assault and second-degree rioting charges.
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But it soon came under fire from clubs, fans and politicians, with Conservative Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) Murdo Fraser among its harshest critics.
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The town straddles the front line where northern Houthi rebels are fighting the Saudi-backed government in the south and the war has been harshest.
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Read: Florida could restore voting rights to more than a million convicted felons Florida had one of the harshest felon disenfranchisement laws in the country.
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But the unproven technology, which showed promise under the harshest of conditions, ultimately didn't last the entire marathon, and Wheatcroft was unable to finish unaided.
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Image: Harun MehmedinovicDeath Valley is one of the harshest environments on the planet, but you wouldn't know it if you happened to visit last month.
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Part of that reflects the impact of Brazil's harshest recession since the 1930s and political turmoil on consumer goods and pharmaceutical firms such as Hypermarcas.
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Over the course of my career I learned that women are their own harshest critics and, in turn, hold themselves back most of the time.
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From the harshest laws to the mildest, all of them deviate in some degree from the international norms that uphold freedom of belief and expression.
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When Kevin Kuehnert, leader of the SPD's youth wing, caused consternation by suggesting BMW be renationalized, some of the harshest criticism came from the east.
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Iowa, along with Kentucky and Florida, have the country's harshest rules, prohibiting all ex-felons from voting unless they secure an exemption from the governor.
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The talks underscore attempts to define clearer rules, and mitigate the impact of sales cancellations on real estate companies amid Brazil's harshest recession on record.
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A former political consultant to Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, he's acknowledged as a master of media strategy even by his harshest critics.
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Trump's transgender ban Gillibrand was among the harshest Democratic critics of Trump's transgender military service ban, saying she was working on legislation to block it.
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A decision pending before the Supreme Court could free him and deal the harshest blow yet to Brazil's battle against corruption, prosecutors and judges say.
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Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions have vowed a tougher law enforcement agenda, with the harshest charges possible and ramped up seizures of suspects' property.
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But it all worked out well in the end, with the sort of only-in-Hollywood finale that even the harshest cynic had to appreciate.
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According to the product page, it's vacuum-sealed and boasts two layers of insulation to maintain your drink's temperature in even the harshest of climates.
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Following Morsi's ouster, el-Sissi launched one of the harshest crackdowns in years, jailing of thousands of Islamists and scores of liberal, pro-democracy activists.
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But we've also learned that life finds a way in the harshest of Earth's environments, like vents in the deepest parts of the ocean floor.
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The move underscored the resilience of car renting despite Brazil's harshest recession in eight decades, high unemployment and a slump in consumer and corporate spending.
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Nevada had one of the harshest disenfranchisement regimes before a 2017 measure created mechanisms to restore voting rights for thousands of people with felony convictions.
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For example, the court changed how the government can prosecute mandatory minimum sentences, but also upheld some of the harshest mandatory minimum sentences for drugs.
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The tour demonstrated that even in places with the harshest anti-LGBTQ political battles, there's more nuance and room for change than one might expect.
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His remarks come as investors have grown concerned that Cyrela could make acquisitions a priority over protecting cash amid Brazil's harshest recession in eight decades.
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Indeed, the President did engage in a very public feud with one of the harshest and most vocal critics of his handling of the crisis.
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But for now, most Democrats seem to agree that the harshest jabs at Trump are better left until the height of the crisis is past.
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Mr. Tillerson's anticipated replacement, Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, was among the harshest critics of the 2015 nuclear agreement that world powers brokered with Iran.
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To the contrary, Republicans are now making an end run around Congress to accomplish one of their harshest goals: kicking economically vulnerable people off Medicaid.
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And instead of nominating Rubio or Bush, voters turned to the candidate with the harshest anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric of all: Donald Trump.
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In many instances, the harshest judgments are not from a place of compassion; they're not from a place of trying to understand where she is.
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On Thursday night, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz cornered Trump at a CNN debate, with Rubio throwing his harshest slugs to date at the frontrunner.
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King aimed some of his harshest words toward advocates of civility, whose concerns aligned with the hand-wringing of many of today's politicians and pundits.
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European officials on Friday reserved some of their harshest criticism for British proposals on Northern Ireland, eliciting a sharp response from the British on Friday.
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Elizabeth Warren [D-Massachusetts] has been Congress' harshest critic of the bank, calling for removal of all 12 directors in place when the scandal unfolded.
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If he takes power, Temer and his economic team will face a recession likely to be the nation's longest and harshest in over a century.
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"Let's say there's a famine in North Korea that kills a million people," Mr. Lewis said, imagining, though not condoning, the harshest possible Chinese action.
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Let me lead with my harshest criticism, if it is in fact criticism and not mere observation: McGuane is not a natural short story writer.
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Whatever we call the antithesis to utopian globalism, it need not mean wholesale endorsement of Mr. Trump's harshest rhetoric, which is often narrow and inarticulate.
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Kris Kobach The former Kansas secretary of state enacted some of the harshest voter ID laws in the country during his tenure in state leadership.
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" But Mr. Pompeo's harshest words were reserved for Julian Assange, calling the WikiLeaks founder a "narcissist" and "a fraud — a coward hiding behind a screen.
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Top international sports figures, such as the International Olympic Committee president, Thomas Bach, have put huge pressure on WADA not to take the harshest step.
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Afghani's interrogators got nothing useful from their prisoner; Hayden suggests that this was because the harshest techniques had by then been taken off the table.
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Declaring an ambassador persona non grata is one of the harshest diplomatic measures a nation can take against another country, short of breaking off relations.
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Like Rituxan, Truxima's label contains a boxed warning - the agency's harshest - that highlights several health risks including a rare, serious brain infection and liver damage.
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But along with using these words — integrity, trust, and respect — in regard to institutions and leaders, we're perhaps harshest with them in regard to ourselves.
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I personally think that the greater the oppression and the marginalization, the closer that people are to the harshest reality this world has to offer.
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Barbara Lee (D-California): "As President Trump distracts with outlandish threats, AG Sessions quietly brings back the harshest sentences of the failed War on Drugs"
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However, that approach looked to have backfired as even May's harshest critics condemned the violent nature of the comments, tempering any confrontation with their leader.
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In other words, he's taking one of his boldest, harshest truths, and treating it as something that might not be such a big deal after all.
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Donald Trump has reserved some of his harshest commentary for China, but he still made nice when one of the country's billionaires came for a visit.
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Mr Özil's harshest critics have been the Alternative for Germany (AfD), a far-right party that often bashes Muslims, and Bild, a tabloid with similar views.
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It is the harshest measure to date, aimed at all assets instead of specific companies, such as the state oil producer, PDVSA, as in the past.
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But as Donald Trump pushes forward with his administration's harshest immigration crackdown since he's been in office, no multiracial coalition has materialized to back him up.
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The sentences for the pastor, Bao Guohua, and his wife, Xing Wenxiang, were among the harshest imposed recently on clergy members and their associates in China.
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Spielberg agrees with his harshest critics on more than one occasion, and at times, some of his best friends seem to damn him with faint praise.
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Again that isn't a new message from Clinton's allies, but it is the harshest rebuke of Trump and his supporters that she's personally issued so far.
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During the super secret family meeting between the Kardashians and Tristan, Kris got in some of the harshest blows to her new grandchild's supposedly cheating dad.
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Banks in Brazil are struggling with the country's harshest recession since 27.5 and fallout from a sweeping corruption probe into state firms and large corporate borrowers.
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So it's a good time to discuss player expectations and why Destiny 2 may never live up to its harshest critics' laundry list of desired changes.
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I argue that he's never deserved the harshest criticism he has received — as a partisan hack, out to get Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton or anyone else.
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But the judge saved his harshest words for the prosecution, accusing the Queens district attorney's office of relying on an untruthful witness to win the conviction.
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And when he more fully explains what he meant by "going beyond" identity politics, we'll also know whether his harshest liberal critics were right all along.
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Another recent visitor: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, whom President Obama banned from the Oval Office because of the harshest political repression in Egypt's history.
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The Movida deal underscores the resilience of car renting despite Brazil's harshest recession in eight decades, high unemployment and a slump in consumer and corporate spending.
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On Monday, Turkey warned Kurdish militia fighters in northern Syria they would face the "harshest reaction" if they tried to capture a town near the border.
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Uncertainty breeds discomfort and fear; the less certain voters are about Trump's governance, the more likely they are to believe the harshest accusations hurled against him.
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I was excited when I matched with a doctor who I thought seemed open-minded in our messages, yet he ended up having the harshest reaction.
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Miller is, after all, the architect behind the Trump administration's most draconian border and immigration policies, as well as some of its harshest anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Sanders, who was seated at the main table just a few feet from Wolf, drew some of the harshest jokes of the evening from the comedian.
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In an earlier 5-4 April case that liberals lost, Ginsburg leveled one of her harshest critiques in small type at the end of her opinion.
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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz on Friday delivered the harshest criticism to date of the Trump administration's response to the humanitarian disaster in Puerto Rico.
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Tehran needs no introduction to neither Bolton or Pompeo who have been some of the harshest critics of the regime's actions and frequent human rights abuses.
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As a white child of well-to-do parents, a 17-year-old Kavanaugh, in a hypothetical trial, likely would not have received the harshest punishment.
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The first thing we saw downstairs was the Summit Series collection of The North Face's highest performance apparel, developed with advanced technology for the harshest conditions.
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But he will certainly look to begin the diplomatic dance of persuading Mr. Trump to back away from some of his harshest rhetoric on those issues.
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On August 7, he declared he even preferred to watch "Fake News CNN" over Fox anchor Shepard Smith, which could be one of Trump's harshest insults.
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In the age of mass incarceration, it's natural to think that the United States has the harshest, most punitive criminal justice system in the free world.
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Then again, the Trump family dynamic is almost as mysterious: His children's obedience, loyalty and nearly impeccable public demeanor impresses even some of his harshest critics.
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Chinese companies have been investing heavily in Brazil as their local counterparts seek partners to improve their capital structure after the country's harshest recession on record.
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Relentlessly inventive, amusingly neurotic, Mutant may qualify as the harshest chillout environment and the most relaxing barrage of industrial noise any avant-tinkerer has ever dared.
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Last month, the Trump administration turned the clock back to the Cold War, imposing the harshest forms of sanctions against Cuba allowable under United States law.
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Mr. Trump said he had rejected an opportunity to talk with the opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who has been one of his harshest critics in Britain.
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But enough people have died on "The Americans" for the characters to know that death isn't always a punishment, and it certainly isn't the harshest one.
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Clinton's remarks at the annual convention of the American Federation of Teachers, a national labor union, were among her harshest words yet about the Trump administration.
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Much of the harshest criticism so far is coming from Democrats like Mr. Warner and Ms. Klobuchar, which could limit the fallout for the tech companies.
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That will be largely true for the socioeconomically well-off, mostly white elite Supreme Court watchers who are largely insulated from many of society's harshest tendencies.
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China, which has borne the brunt of the outbreak, was initially slow to respond to the virus, but then implemented the harshest measures in the world.
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Governors might be expected to loudly protest these Medicaid cuts, but the Senate bill delays the harshest cuts until 2025, after the current governors are gone.
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And the fake résumé leak comes after one of the harshest sentences was given in connection to the college admissions scandal just a few days ago.
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The lawyer says Vanessa wants "the harshest possible discipline, and that their identities be brought to light, to ensure that the photos are not further disseminated."
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One of the harshest critics of the corporation during the bridge's long closing was Daniel L. Squadron, a state senator whose district includes Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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She has emerged in recent years as one of the harshest critics of big tech, leading the effort out of Brussels to regulate U.S. technology firms.
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Since 153, he has choked through the harshest drought to hit the Great Plains in a century, punctuated by freakish snowstorms and suffocating gales of dust.
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The harshest interrogations took place outside the detention center, where Mr. Cheng said he was handcuffed, shackled, blindfolded and hooded and driven to a secluded place.
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In the nearly two years since the elder Donald Trump took office, Flake has evolved into the president's harshest and most vocal Republican critic in Congress.
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Mr. Schmidt may turn out to suffer the harshest punishment for the emissions fraud even though he was hardly the only participant or the highest ranking.
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In March 2012, Williams received an indefinite suspension, the harshest of the penalties doled out, which included a one-year suspension for Saints Coach Sean Payton.
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In a constitutional monarchy with some of the world's harshest royal defamation laws, any political instability before then could be viewed as detrimental to national unity.
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During the 2016 primary, Rubio condemned Trump in nearly the harshest terms imaginable, casting him as an unstable man who might fire off a nuclear weapon.
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The targets are based on an oil price of $50 a barrel, "the harshest scenario", Chief Executive Josu Jon Imaz said during a presentation of the plan.
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This gave the Tesla founder's harshest critics and fiercest fanboys something they could finally agree on: the guy needed to give it a rest and log off.
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Iran reached a deal with the United States and other world powers last July that lifted the harshest measures in return for curbs on its nuclear program.
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Haney has toured maximum-security prisons in roughly two dozen states and writes that the unit is "one of the harshest and most draconian" he has seen.
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With that milestone reached, even his harshest critics have had to acknowledge that he's on pace to become one of the league's all-time greatest goal scorers.
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The endgame for any spacecraft that enters this doughnut-shaped field of high-energy particles is an encounter with the harshest radiation environment in the solar system.
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The Senate committee saved some of its harshest language to condemn a report that Mentor submitted in which the company claimed its fatality rate was not high.
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In arguing for giving Huneeus the harshest sentence so far, prosecutors emphasized in court documents that he is the only person to have admitted using both schemes.
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If Anthony Bourdain is the culinary industry's resident bad boy and Gordon Ramsay is every cook's harshest critic, then Guy Fieri is the food world's fun uncle.
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Patrick, who is notoriously his own harshest critic, became convinced that his message was resonating and that there was a path to scale a grassroots campaign nationally.
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Hilsee reserved some of his harshest criticism for plaintiffs' attorneys, who, he wrote, "were appointed to represent fathers and mothers of kids" killed in Remington rifle accidents.
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And though the symptoms of the virus are generally minor, if detected at all, it takes its harshest toll on the unborn babies of infected pregnant women.
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It was widely described as the harshest violation of freedom of belief that the country has seen in recent years, and an ominous throwback to Soviet practices.
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Electronics retailer Magazine Luiza SA and supermarket chain Carrefour Brasil have unveiled expansion drives, adding to signs of economic recovery after Brazil's harshest recession in a century.
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The celebratory audience might not be the harshest of critics—the only reliable measurement of success is whether you are invited to play again at another wedding.
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Experts say this is the harshest punishment the IOC has doled out for doping investigations, and they're hoping it will discourage anything like this from happening again.
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At the same time, support for Bavarian State Premier Horst Seehofer, one of Merkel's harshest critics in the refugee debate, plunged to 38 percent from 45 percent.
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But the Hyde Amendment is "probably one of the harshest remaining barriers to abortion," said Destiny Lopez, co-director of the anti-Hyde campaign All Above All.
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BTG Pactual's excess capital could position it to benefit as Brazil's harshest recession in eight decades begins to subside, analysts said, allowing it to take more risk.
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Amid trade talks in June, Trump put a hold on some of the harshest measures barring business with Huawei, but it's not out of the clear altogether.
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Foxx, who had served as a former chief of staff to the county board president, was among the harshest critics of Alvarez over the Laquan McDonald shooting.
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It all turned sour in 22016 when the war in Ukraine sparked the harshest confrontation between Moscow and the West since the end of the Cold War.
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After Mr. Martin was convicted of the double homicide, the prosecutor argued that if he were not given the harshest sentence possible, there would be more victims.
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As he showed in that town hall in May, he is smooth, likable, and unflappable—able to face even his harshest detractors openly and in good faith.
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The company has also recently hired one of its harshest critics to a privacy role at WhatsApp as it seeks to calm privacy concerns over the move.
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The harshest of these bills proposed making removal of confederate statues a felony, putting mayors and city leadership at risk for enacting the will of their residents.
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As one example, in 1800 Thomas Jefferson and John Adams really went at it, using some of the harshest attacks that could be levied at the time.
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The United Nations just passed the harshest sanctions package it's ever adopted against North Korea after the country conducted its sixth and largest nuclear test last week.
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" Müller's conviction that actions have consequences is no surprise for a man who was once described by German newspaper Bild as "Germany's harshest judge on youth offenses.
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Analysis: The expulsion order "represented the Chinese Communist Party's harshest attack on the foreign media in the modern era," writes our New New World columnist Li Yuan.
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President Barack Obama read a bunch of mean tweets on Jimmy Kimmel's show on Monday night, offering by far the harshest response to one of Donald Trump's.
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The Trump administration last week imposed its harshest sanctions ever on North Korea, designed in part to compel the regime to sit down at the bargaining table.
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But he narrowly trailed Tuberville in the final results, by fewer than 225,000 votes, in a field where every other candidate saved its harshest attacks for Sessions.
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To the occasional consternation of the left, Democrats engaged sparingly on the issue of immigration, condemning Mr. Trump's harshest policies but never matching him blow for blow.
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But we've also learned that life finds a way to exist in the harshest of Earth's environments, like vents in the deepest parts of the ocean floor.
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Mr. McConnell has certainly demonstrated that he is willing to endure the harshest of Democratic criticism as long as he retains a hold on his own membership.
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Though Kelly was confirmed to his previous post 88-11 in the Senate, many Senate Democrats expressed frustration that he hadn't curbed Trump's harshest instincts on immigration.
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The Astros were given one of the harshest penalties in baseball history, including a fine of $5 million and the loss of two first-round draft picks.
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Others have said he wanted to help his patron, Mr. Putin, by eliminating one of the Russian leader's harshest critics, even though the killing embarrassed the Kremlin.
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The White House's harshest China critic Peter Navarro, the administration's trade and manufacturing adviser, has been relegated to a supporting role, senior Trump administration officials have said.
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Insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammad carries a mandatory death penalty in Pakistan, which is about 95 percent Muslim and has among the harshest blasphemy laws in the world.
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The talks underscore attempts to define clearer rules, and mitigate the impact of sales cancellations on construction and real estate companies amid Brazil's harshest recession on record.
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The Senate should pass measures that impose the harshest possible consequences on Russia or any other foreign government that attempts to meddle in elections via social media.
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Oddly enough, some of the harshest measures have been passed in states that had been making considerable progress in scaling back the drug war and mass incarceration.
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Massachusetts currently has the harshest vaping ban in U.S. At least 18 people have died from a lung-related illness linked to vaping as of Oct. 3.
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China has historically pushed back against the harshest economic punishments that the US proposes on North Korea because it doesn't share the US's interests on the matter.
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Among the many figures whose legends Ms. Starlite deflates in her often hilarious between-song monologues, is Ms. Faithfull's onetime boyfriend Mick Jagger, who received the harshest treatment.
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Ahmet Sik, a prominent journalist and author who was given the harshest sentence - seven and a half years - is running for parliament for the pro-Kurdish HDP party.
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Jayapal hopes Democrats can someday enact her longterm immigration vision, but for the short term, she plans to bring the Trump administration's harshest immigration policies into clear focus.
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The parties to that bitter debate spoke of each other in the harshest terms, strikingly similar to the language used today by partisans for and against President Trump.
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Under church law, clergy who have been excommunicated - the harshest punishment that can be imposed on a Catholic - cannot actively participate in liturgical acts such as an ordination.
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The list of players who were among the league leaders in offensive categories are littered with players who have a physique that even the harshest critic wouldn't critique.
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But their extended run during one of the harshest periods in recent geological history is a testament to their abilities, and a timely lesson for our own species.
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The hires could help Apple win over doctors — potentially its harshest critics — as it seeks to develop and integrate health technologies into the Apple Watch, iPad and iPhone.
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And Trump has saved his harshest words for Romney (R-Utah), who became the first senator in history to vote to convict a president of his own party.
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Rumors that the Trump administration planned to label the IRGC a terrorist organization resulted in rallying support for the institution from some of the IRGC's harshest domestic critics.
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The series finale, in particular, faced some of the harshest backlash, prompting viewers to launch a petition calling for the final season to be remade with different writers.
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Zuckerberg met with Trump in September, when the tech entrepreneur was in Washington to meet with members of Congress on Capitol Hill -- including some of his harshest critics.
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The harshest recent criticism seems to have been an anonymous letter of mock concern, published online last March, urging Mr Xi to step down for his own safety.
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The disaster struck in one of the harshest environments for mining, in the Arctic coal town of Vorkuta, far north of Moscow in the European portion of Russia.
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Regulators say industry assessments often assume the harshest capital treatment, and don't fully take into account the benefits of tougher rules in reducing the likelihood of costly crises.
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As a mother, Sofia helps Cleo with her own pregnancy, punctuating even the harshest of words with acts of kindness that blur the lines between employer and employee.
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Like search neutrality's harshest critics might have predicted, The Creepy Line could describe examples of bias, but struggled to explain what ideologically unbiased search results would look like.
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After two decades of relentless critique and predictions of doom, the single currency has already outlived many of its harshest critics' predictions when it was born in 1999.
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The Negev Desert is one of the harshest environments in the range of either of these animals, and each animal has skills it can bring to the table.
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Since fighting began Yemen has suffered the biggest cholera outbreak in modern history and is on the brink of the harshest famine the world has seen for decades.
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In 2013, Manning pleaded guilty to leaking the documents and was sentenced to 35 years in a maximum-security prison—the harshest penalty ever handed to a whistleblower.
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In a statement issued early on Sunday, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Turkey would retaliate in the "harshest ways" and "respond in kind to this unacceptable behaviour".
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He was re-elected as FIDE president in 2014, defeating former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, who is one of the harshest critics of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The fact that she had to step in front of the cameras and admit to defeat to Donald Trump could be one of the harshest punishments for her.
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On Tuesday, in some of his harshest comments yet, Erdogan called Demirtas a "terrorist" and said his candidacy in the presidential election was "not proof of his innocence".
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El Salvador has some of the harshest abortion restrictions in the world; terminating a pregnancy is forbidden even in cases of rape or threat to the mother's life.
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The number indicates that Chief Executive Officer Rossano Maranhão is keeping provisions elevated as Brazil grapples with a recession that could be the longest and harshest since 1901.
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The nation's harshest recession in over a century, declining profits, and violent swings in asset prices are keeping investors wary of ramping up exposure to equities, they said.
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It is hard for American leaders to ignore human-rights lobbyists, at a time when China is conducting one of its harshest crackdowns on dissent in recent years.
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Only two states, Maine and Vermont, have no voting restrictions on felons; Virginia is among four – the others are Kentucky, Florida and Iowa – that have the harshest restrictions.
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The court also upheld the harshest sentence of 94 years for Soe Naing, a Rohingya man who the authorities said is a key figure behind the trafficking network.
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The peacekeeping mission has drawn its harshest criticism over its failure to prevent an ethnic massacre at a camp in the strategic city of Malakal in mid-February.
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The president had only kind words for his Russian counterpart; he directed his harshest statements in their joint press conference at his domestic opponents, both real and perceived.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 6): 100%What critics said: "More so than any fan or commentator, the show holds the top spot as its own harshest critic.
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Sessions's marching orders marked a stark turnaround from the Obama administration, which urged prosecutors to reserve the harshest charges for violent criminals and the leaders of drug cartels.
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Slovakia has been one of the harshest critics of quotas and has sued the bloc over a plan agreed last year to re-distribute migrants, but was outvoted.
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Michael Geist, columnist and Canada research chair in internet and e-commerce law at the University of Ottawa, was one of the CRTC's harshest critics during this period.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director James Comey sat in the Justice Department's Great Hall on Tuesday, a few seats away from some of his harshest critics in recent days.
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As Brazil struggles with its harshest recession in eight decades, rising unemployment and high inflation, Cyrela has remained cautious about the outlook for a recovery in homebuilding activity.
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The labeling for Elzonris contains a boxed warning, FDA's harshest, flagging increased risk of capillary leak syndrome, which may be life-threatening or fatal to patients in treatment.
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The harshest critics of the jeering regularly call for the criminalization of acts seen to disrespect the national anthem and other symbols of the government and the monarchy.
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Even Mr. Trump's harshest critics concede that the United States must take steps as Russia and China have invested heavily in modernizing their forces, making them more lethal.
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But we've learned that an operation at the heart of Trump's campaign was ethically nihilistic and quite possibly criminal in ways that even its harshest critics hadn't suspected.
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The targeting rule is college football's harshest player-safety rule to date—and given the kinds of hits it's attempting to stop, perhaps the sport's most important rule.
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Even as it proposed pulling back on some of the harshest austerity, though, the fund recommended maintaining elements that have created hardship for large numbers of average Greeks.
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In contrast, the harshest penalty a university can inflict in a Title IX hearing is expulsion, an outcome that does not demand such a stringent burden of proof.
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As a senator, she has become one of the harshest critics in Congress against Facebook, Twitter, Google, Amazon and others over issues of consumer privacy and tech accountability.
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This loosely defined group, on whom the left levels their harshest attacks, has actually become some of the loudest cheerleaders of Ric Grenell's confirmation outside of the administration.
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Brazil's harshest recession in decades and a political crisis that has delayed a long-sought overhaul in industry rules could work in favor of Telefónica and other rivals.
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The harshest reaction came from local and state government officials -- in California and in other states -- who insisted that they were disappointed, concerned, and surprised by Sessions' move.
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"Vladimir's six-year prison sentence is one of the harshest imposed on one of Jehovah's Witnesses since the 2017 ban," said Jarrod Lopes, a spokesman for the group.
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Insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammad carries a mandatory death penalty in Pakistan, which is about 95 percent Muslim and has some of the harshest blasphemy laws in the world.
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In addition, a large part of the Masts' success has also been attributed to their packaging; even their harshest critics typically concede that the wrapper is beautifully designed.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Anyone found guilty of repeatedly posting "revenge porn" or releasing victims' contact details will face the harshest possible punishment under new sentencing guidelines in Britain.
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Florida's disenfranchisement policy, which permanently strips the right to vote from anyone who has been convicted of a felony, is one of the harshest voting laws in the country.
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A lot of the harshest Trump critics have been doubling down lately on the old argument that the president and his administration are unhinged and unable to function logically.
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The sale underscores the challenge facing generic drugmakers in Brazil, where a weaker currency has stoked raw materials costs and the harshest recession in eight decades has slowed sales.
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Yet the ministry's harshest criticism is reserved for schools and tutoring agencies that overburden pupils by "teaching ahead"—imparting knowledge that is too advanced for a given age group.
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Yet 15 months before Election Day, Pelosi fears the worst-case scenario: a failed House impeachment vote that would let the president claim vindication even from his harshest critics.
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Even Kanye's harshest critics acknowledge that the dude is talented, so he has never dealt with the tired "famous for being famous" reputation like his wife, Kim Kardashian West.
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Talabani's harshest lesson came in 1988 when Iraq gassed Kurdish towns near the Iranian border during an Iranian-PUK offensive in the waning days of the Iran-Iraq war.
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The ruling, with conservative Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Anthony Kennedy joining the court's four liberals, was the court's latest to protect juvenile offenders from the harshest sentences.
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LIMA (Reuters) - The Dakar Rally is a race like no other, a two-week long endurance challenge across Peru and some of the harshest terrain and conditions on Earth.
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Years of sustained political attacks and self-inflicted wounds have left the Affordable Care Act a lot smaller than anyone — from its drafters to its harshest critics — ever anticipated.
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"As always, California Republicans reject anti-Semitism, and all forms of religious bigotry, in the harshest terms possible," party chairman Jim Brulte said in the statement withdrawing the endorsement.
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During the 220006s, housing took some of the harshest hits: the federal commitment to new units of low-income housing went from 2202,2628 in 28500 to 6900,2628 in 28503.
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The U.S. has restored full diplomatic relations, removed many of the harshest sanctions, and rapidly increased assistance to support the government's reforms and efforts to build more effective institutions.
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He defends Trump to the hilt on impeachment but has emerged as the harshest Republican critic on his decision to allow a Turkish attack on Kurdish allies in Syria.
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Since January 2017, Trump's campaign has spent aboutSome of Amazon's harshest critics are spending tens of thousands of dollars on the e-commerce site, according to campaign finance data.
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Broad majorities have surmounted primary rules designed to thwart rebellion in the ranks, and they've rejected every establishment candidate on offer, elevating the two harshest critics of the establishment.
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Mr. Obama, in one of his first acts as president, issued an executive order banning many of the harshest interrogation techniques and prohibiting the C.I.A. from running secret prisons.
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All these misfires create opportunities for the Democrats to show that they are committed to generating jobs and to protecting people from the harshest forces of the global market.
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The harshest questioning came from Democratically-appointed judges, though Republican-appointed Judge Thomas Griffith also at times raised concerns on whether Olson's arguments run counter to Supreme Court precedent.
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Vinci Partners, which has controlled BK Brasil since 2013, is seeking to cash in on the outlook for accelerating economic growth after the nation's harshest recession in a century.
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Mr. Grassley is sponsoring the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, which would reduce the harshest sentences for nonviolent drug crimes and give judges more discretion to issue lighter sentences.
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" Then on Tuesday, as voting was underway, Cruz eviscerated Trump in his harshest and most desperate terms yet, calling him a "serial philanderer," a "pathological liar," and a "narcissist.
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By revisiting the forgotten 1923 case of Sabella Nitti, the first woman sentenced to be hanged in Chicago, she exposes the real reason behind that harshest of legal judgments.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 82%What critics said: "This second season of Narcos: Mexico is perhaps the the harshest, the most violent, and the most pertinent yet.
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Charlie Baker declared a statewide public health emergency last month and called for a four-month ban on all vaping products, the harshest measure in the country so far.
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But the flip side of that coin can be among the harshest blows when illness strikes: the disappointment when friends you thought you could depend on let you down.
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Peru has been one of Venezuela's harshest critics since centrist President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski took office a year ago, replacing a former ally of late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez.
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In fact, some of the harshest criticism is directed at Democrats for being too eager to compromise -- starting with Bill Clinton's triangulation approach during his administration -- and the media.
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Trump also wrote that he was "very happy" about a vote Saturday in which the United Nations Security Council adopted some of the harshest sanctions yet against North Korea.
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Nikita Chertsov, a technology specialist from the city of Perm, received the harshest penalty, a year in prison for pushing a police officer in the chest during a demonstration.
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Ms. Clark was sentenced to a minimum of 75 years, the harshest punishment available, even though, as a getaway driver, she was not at the scene of the crime.
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But recently Swedes also find themselves questioning the wisdom of their generosity to outsiders in need, and its potential limits, leading to the country's harshest debate ever over immigration.
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If you want a hard-charging brute that can take on the harshest climates of the world, I'd imagine you'd want the Land Cruiser name on the trunk lid.
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Charlie Baker declared a statewide public health emergency last month and called for a 4-month ban on all vaping products, the harshest measure in the country so far.
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Whoever takes Ms. Nielsen's place, it seems likely that greater influence will be exerted by Mr. Miller, who inspires and reinforces Mr. Trump's harshest impulses on immigrants and immigration.
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As with much Indian pop, what startles about Ashik Reza's album is a demented collision between abstract form and physical recording: grandiosely melancholy ballads meet the harshest textures available.
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It would take the harshest parts of the Obama administration's immigration policy — a focus on deporting as many as people as possible, as quickly as possible — and turbocharge them.
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Even the harshest critics of the country's conservative government agreed on the necessity of fighting the attempted military coup, which killed more than 300 people and injured thousands more.
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A misleading TIME magazine cover of President Trump looming over a crying migrant girl has exemplified the media's eagerness to portray the administration's immigration policies in the harshest possible light.
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After a decade-long credit and commodities boom, Brazil is struggling with its harshest recession in at least 25 years, as rising unemployment, inflation and interest rates batter consumer confidence.
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Caixa's CEO said restrictions on capital requirements prevent the lender from increasing its loan book at a time when the Brazilian economy is recovering from its harshest recession in decades.
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The chill engulfed much of the country, with the harshest temperatures recorded in the Alps in the Valle d'Aosta, where a low of -34.9 C was recorded early on Monday.
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On Tuesday, prosecutors moved to revise one of the harshest charges facing Ghosn, that he committed aggravated breach of trust by transferring Nissan funds to a Saudi businessman and friend.
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President Donald Trump pulled out one of his harshest insults on Tuesday to describe the terrorists responsible for killing more than 22 people at a concert in the United Kingdom.
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We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.
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And it's the last thing on my list of priorities when some days I'm too weak to get out of bed, dealing with some of the harshest chemotherapy currently available.
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Banks, hit by a wave of defaults and bankruptcies triggered by the country's harshest recession in eight decades, tightened credit bringing lending growth to a 220-year low in April.
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Jack Dorsey Gets His Day in Washington Selina Wang says Twitter's CEO will face the harshest scrutiny of anyone when he testifies before Congress (for the first time!) next week.
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The surprising number of hard-to-believe "I can't recall" responses and Clinton's other obfuscations surprised even some of her harshest critics, and her poll numbers started to sag again.
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The settlement should resolve the scores of lawsuits against MSU, and it represents the harshest consequences yet for a university that has grappled with a slow burning crisis for months.
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Santa Barbara has denied it wants to impose jail sentences of up to six months for repeat plastic straw offenders, which would have been the harshest penalty in the country
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On Wednesday, coconut water maker Vita Coco began responding to some of its harshest critics online, responding to months-old tweets comparing the company's product to saliva, farts, and semen.
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" Some of the harshest criticism came from Holocaust survivor Abraham Foxman, the former director of the Anti-Defamation League, who called Trump's loyalty pledge and salute "offensive, obnoxious and disgusting.
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Asia and Europe dominated the top of the ranking, with Swiss cities Geneva and Zurich and Danish capital Copenhagen also listed among the world's harshest places to open your wallet.
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The charges stunned even Assange's harshest critics, who argued that whether you think he's a journalist or not, the precedent set by his conviction could threaten the First Amendment itself.
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The bullish outlook for the industry underscores resilient demand for car rentals despite Brazil's longest and harshest recession ever, high unemployment and a slump in discretionary consumer and corporate spending.
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Among the harshest critics of the deal is Álvaro Uribe, the former Colombian president whose military crackdown on the FARC many credit with forcing the rebels to the negotiating table.
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At U.S.C., which recently received some of the harshest N.C.A.A. sanctions ever over violations that included outside payments to running back Reggie Bush, there will be continued emphasis on compliance.
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The closings in the West Bank were the harshest measures imposed on Palestinians since three Israeli teenagers were kidnapped and killed in the West Bank in June 2014, Lt. Col.
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He received the harshest punishment of any American detained there since November 2012, when Kenneth Bae, an American missionary of Korean descent, was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor.
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While felon disenfranchisement laws have a history in many parts of the country, the harshest are found in the South, where they were central to the architecture of Jim Crow.
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Often seen as resilient during downturns, Brazil's renewable electricity industry has wrestled with the impact of declining electricity consumption stemming from the country's harshest recession ever and high borrowing costs.
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Analysts said the additional liquidity should bring down some interest rates, but they questioned whether lending would pick up significantly amid a sluggish recovery from Brazil's harshest recession in decades.
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For more than a decade, the court has been moving in the right direction, growing ever more protective of juveniles who are facing the harshest punishments in our justice system.
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The vigilante-driven court activism of the Sisi era has also led to harsh restrictions on some minorities, last year prompting the harshest crackdown on the gay community in decades.
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Soon after becoming attorney general, he turned Mr. Trump's cartoonish law-and-order campaign talk into reality by directing federal prosecutors to bring the harshest charges possible in all cases.
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As with many of the administration's harshest immigration plans that have been introduced with little notice, it was unclear on Thursday how exactly the new policy would be carried out.
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Prosecutors had asked for Bissonnette to serve six consecutive sentences or 150-years in prison without eligibility for parole, the harshest sentence since Canada abolished the death penalty in 1976.
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Many of its harshest critics are members of the president's own party, who expressed outrage at the reversal of Mr. Trump's campaign promise to leave the matter to the states.
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That is the biggest takeaway after Mayor Bill de Blasio fired one of his harshest critics, Mark Peters, commissioner of the Department of Investigation, the city's semi-independent watchdog agency.
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By then, some of the harshest criticism of Facebook was coming from the political left, where activists and policy experts had begun calling for the company to be broken up.
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The album was acclaimed upon its release — and remains so today — but even the most glowing praise still reduced Ms. Morissette's work to its harshest emotions, and labeled them surprising.
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The United States has long taken these obligations seriously; during ISIS's rampage, the Obama administration was "among the harshest critics" of its destruction of antiquities, per the New York Times.
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Without fanfare, the administration should single out such businesses for the harshest and strictest enforcement possible of all regulations governing imports to the U.S. and regulations governing doing business here.
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SKEPTICS NOT SATISFIED: The conditions, however, have not satisfied the harshest critics of the merger, which will create the nation's third largest cable company and second largest Internet service provider.
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And while Trump receives the harshest rebukes, right behind him are establishment Democrats and media, including CNN and other news outlets that dutifully ate up all those Trump campaign rallies.
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And this time, less than a year before the Tokyo Games, there are loud and important voices arguing that there is no choice but to impose the harshest possible punishment.
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Some of the harshest critics of a potential withdrawal from Syria come from Trump's own Republican party, which blasted President Barack Obama when he withdrew U.S. from Iraq in 2011.
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Today, the judge followed that recommendation and therefore the sentence Mr. Majors received was the harshest punishment available in this case for the vile, vicious and despicable crimes he committed.
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Brazil's power sector has been rattled by a combination of slumping demand, rising construction costs and reduced credit availability as the country has gone through its harshest recession on record.
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The United Nations Security Council on Monday unanimously approved new sanctions against North Korea, the harshest yet — capping North Korea's oil imports, banning textile exports, ending additional overseas labor contracts.
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China's harshest critics have even accused the country of deliberately flooding the market as revenge for the Opium Wars of the 19th century, though there is no evidence of that.
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Instead, Cambodia has engaged in one of its harshest waves of repression in recent years, actions that have prompted the European Union to consider ejecting the country from the program.
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Related: In Photos: Dunkirk's Refugee Wasteland, Even Worse Than the Calais Jungle On the other hand, critics of the government have condemned its immigration policies in the harshest possible terms.
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When opinions about his acting abilities hit their nadir, around the time he won a Razzie for worst actor of the century in 2000, he half-agreed with his harshest detractors.
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Those calls have emboldened lawmakers who seek to limit the Fed's powers and are prompting some current and former Fed officials to call for steps to placate the bank's harshest critics.
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Robo-advisers could also help bring much-needed diversification to retail investors in Brazil, who have struggled with political instability and the harshest recession on record over the past three years.
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Alexion's shares were down 2.2 percent at $98.97 in noon trading, with analysts pointing to Ultomiris' boxed warning, FDA's harshest, which flagged the risk of life-threatening meningococcal infections and sepsis.
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"The three least culpable guys that I've seen come through are getting the harshest penalties," said then-federal judge Kevin Sharp at one of Young's co-defendant's sentencing hearings in 2014.
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Humans who hoped to get a closer look at this gas giant somehow had to build a spacecraft to withstand the harshest radiation environment around any planet in our solar system.
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A brave citizen stood up and gave the presidential hopeful what is perhaps one of the harshest critiques he is sure to receive over the course of his political career. Yep.
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The policies, which were enacted by Workers Party administrations since 2008, have unraveled as the nation's budget deficit reached a record and the economy slipped into its harshest recession in decades.
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" The harshest critique came from Waco resident Cheryl Foster: "SB 25 is a flagrant admission of guilt on the part of Texas state lawmakers in their efforts to control women's lives.
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Shares in the sector are up 22015 percent on average in the past year - half Santander Brasil's gain - amid hopes that the harshest recession on record is drawing to an end.
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While his harshest words are for West, Drake doesn't forget the recent drama with Pusha T. "Man start dissin' and doin' reposts," is a line clearly intended for his frequent rival.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (Reuters) - Monae Davis walked out of prison on March 220, thanks to a new law that eased some of the harshest aspects of the United States' war on drugs.
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It was the harshest measure yet against the Maduro regime and will immediately block $7 billion in assets and deprive Caracas of $11 billion in revenues in 2019, according to Bolton.
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The harshest rebuke, however, came in the small hours of Friday morning, when Trump wasn't able to make good on his promise to repeal the signature legislative achievement of his predecessor.
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By the same token, if you find a young starter or two succeeding in the harshest pitching environment known to big-league man, you don't miss an opportunity to dig in.
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Since Trump's inauguration, CMS' leaders, and that of its parent, the Health and Human Services Department, have gone from being the main cheerleaders for Obamacare to being among its harshest critics.
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But artists are usually their own harshest critic and when they listen back to their music all they can hear are the mistakes or things they wish they had done differently.
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The First Step Act aims to transform the federal prison system, prioritize rehabilitation over punishment, and reform some of our nation's harshest prison sentences -- remnants of the outdated War on Drugs.
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"The United States, completely terrified at our accomplishment ... is getting more and more frenzied in the moves to impose the harshest-ever sanctions and pressure on our country," the statement said.
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As a result of answering no or failing to respond to these questions, about 12,240 people were branded as disloyal and segregated in the harshest camp at Tule Lake, in California.
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Even the harshest detractors predicted the film would generate massive ticket sales given the widespread adoration for the original and an A-list voice cast that includes Beyonce and Donald Glover.
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As Latin America's largest economy recovers from its harshest recession on record, larger rivals will also ramp up their presence in the segment, Rial said in the interview late on Tuesday.
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The pope's sentence, the harshest available in church canon law, comes amid a sprawling sexual abuse scandal and growing doubts about whether Francis will hold bishops accountable for covering up abuse.
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The lack of engagement is a worrying sign for relations, given that the Trump administration is now poised to deliver what could be the harshest economic sanctions on China in decades.
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On September 11, the United Nations passed its harshest sanctions package it's ever adopted against North Korea, which includes banning textiles exports and capping shipments of crude oil into the country.
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In a larger sense, the Border Patrol Facebook posts reveal a worrying mind-set among some of those charged with administering the harshest crackdown on migrants and asylum-seekers in decades.
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President Trump confirmed the harshest caricatures drawn by America's most cynical critics on Tuesday when he portrayed its central objectives in the world as panting after money and narrow self-interest.
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Compare their harshest viral avatars, and you'll see a double standard: He's got the Crying Jordan meme, while she has the viral conspiracy memes of her hugging and kissing Harvey Weinstein.
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Russia's Olympic team has been banned from the 2018 Winter Games in South Korea because of evidence of a systematic state-sponsored doping program — arguably the harshest punishment in Olympic history.
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Addressing a ballroom full of law enforcement officials, Mr. Sessions celebrated the Justice Department's return to pursuing the harshest possible sentences, save for unusual cases in which prosecutors may exercise discretion.
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The third-year Texas A&M product was dealt the harshest punishment of the bunch: a suspension without pay for the rest of the season (six games) and a $45,20063 fine.
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Even Americans whose frustration has overcome their compassion and led them to support the harshest immigration enforcement would be likely to reconsider if they actually saw such an operation in action.
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Hudson, New Hampshire (CNN)Joe Biden belittled Democratic rival Pete Buttigieg's experience as South Bend, Indiana, mayor this weekend in the harshest attack ad of the party's presidential primary to date.
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One defendant, who received 80 hours of community service, the day's harshest sentence, was accused of digitally adding Ms. Simons's face to a video of Ku Klux Klan members lynching people.
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Yet on Friday, a spokesman for the Department of Health and Human Services — the agency still responsible for administering Obamacare — issued a statement that adopted the harshest tones of Mr. Trump.
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"This isn't a regular murder case," the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., told the court as part of his request that Mr. Jackson receive the harshest punishment under law.
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They argue that the governor is subverting the will of voters, but electing a governor who has a consistent record on society's harshest penalty is also an expression of voters' wishes.
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Even the non-Trump Republicans who took the harshest line on immigration policy — Rick Santorum and (sometimes) Scott Walker — addressed it in economic terms: Conservative voters are worried about American jobs.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said Turkey would not shy away from giving the harshest response to a national security threat on its border, but that this was not its first choice.
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Some of the harshest critics of a potential withdrawal from Syria come from Trump's own Republican party, which blasted President Barack Obama when he withdrew U.S. troops from Iraq in 2011.
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Defrocking, officially called being "reduced to the lay state", is the harshest punishment the Church can inflict on a member of the clergy and such action has rarely been taken against bishops.
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In writing it, I also wanted the world to know that love, beauty, courage, sacrifice, and the grace of family and humanity exist in our world even in the harshest of times.
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The abortion restrictions here are some of the harshest in the world: The procedure is allowed only in instances where the mother's life is threatened, with no exceptions for rape or incest.
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After an analysis found that many "revenge porn" offenders repeatedly published photos after the images had been removed, the Council decided to urge courts to give the harshest sentences to repeat posters.
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ISSA: Well, he&aposs not only going to meet the dictator, but he&aposs meeting him on his terms, in a place of the President&aposs choosing, after the harshest sanctions ever.
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These represent the harshest anti-immigrant measures the US has seen in decades So I found it interesting to watch this 1980 Republican primary debate between George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan.
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As a result, just two countries, Germany and France, are now rated to take the harshest stance on Brexit, down from six when the EIU first conducted the assessment in April 2017.
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No wonder, then, that the biggest Trump-allied conservative outlets have been the harshest on McConnell, including Breitbart, which has been laser-focused on McConnell's alleged nefarious ties to the Chinese government.
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More importantly, it's hard to say what a truly neutral search engine would even look like, and the idea of "search neutrality" has fallen out of favor even among Google's harshest critics.
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In his remarks Sunday, Obama reserved his harshest criticism for the GOP Senate candidate, who initially backed Trump enthusiastically but withdrew his support following tape of Trump making the sexually aggressive remarks.
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Net neutrality is viewed by many as a bright spot in the otherwise rather dim and confused tech policies of the United States, and its enemies are subject to the harshest disdain.
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Since it's rare for comedians to be found guilty, sending them to court – and forcing them to suffer legal fees – is often the harshest penalty the accused can inflict on their accusers.
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For the first time on Wednesday, the former U.S. special counsel will come face to face with some of his harshest critics in a hearing before the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
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In the Iranian desert and on three other 30-day expeditions alone in the world's harshest climates, he has explored what impacts extreme weather might have on people, both physically and mentally.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top securities watchdog said it had fined a blogger 200,000 yuan ($31,650) for producing and spreading information that was inaccurate and market-disturbing, the harshest penalty for such behavior.
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He rhetorically grouped Russia with the menaces of Iran, North Korea, and radical Islamic terrorism, making his one of the harshest messages the Trump administration has sent to Russia in nine months.
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The treatment comes with a boxed warning — FDA's harshest — flagging the risk for sedation and difficulty with attention, judgment and thinking, abuse and misuse, and suicidal thoughts after administration of the drug.
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The treatment comes with a boxed warning - FDA's harshest - flagging the risk for sedation and difficulty with attention, judgment and thinking, abuse and misuse, and suicidal thoughts after administration of the drug.
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Gol is the latest Brazilian company to negotiate a debt restructuring with creditors as Brazil's harshest recession in decades, rising borrowing costs and accelerating inflation hamper the airline's ability to repay liabilities.
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Clearly featuring one of the harshest profanities in the English language, one generally associated with the hands-on directing style of David O. Russell, it has long created headaches for the city.
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Most state-run pension funds are desperately looking for cash as Brazil's harshest recession since the 1930s and a flurry of ill-timed, government-mandated investments led to record losses last year.
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Unlike a dark and stormy event last month in Arizona, where Trump bellowed with anger at losing by one vote a key health care measure, he withheld his harshest attacks on Sen.
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A possible second listing could help Camargo Correa deal with the effects of Brazil's harshest recession in decades, years of heavy borrowing and a corruption probe that snared the group's engineering unit.
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The local electricity industry has seen a flurry of takeovers in the past year as longtime shareholders like debt-laden regional governments try to stem the impact of Brazil's harshest recession ever.
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It was hard to see the "justice" in a system that gave me the harshest sentence for killing my tormenter, who robbed me of my youth through years of degrading sexual abuse.
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A task force appointed by Michigan's governor blamed every level of government for the water crisis in the city of Flint, but reserved its harshest criticism for the state's water-monitoring agency.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's harshest recession in decades and deepening political turmoil are preventing buyers and sellers from finalizing dozens of mergers and acquisitions amid wide disagreements over valuations, according to dealmakers.
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Gertner wondered if that was done for the typical reason—prosecutors often seek the harshest penalties possible—or to "send a message to the unions" clashing with the local US Attorney's Office.
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Uribe, a former president and current senator, has been the deal's harshest critic, arguing penalties for human rights violations by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebels are not stiff enough.
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Along with Brennan, Trump is also "evaluating action" regarding the current and former clearances of several other former intelligence and law enforcement officials — most of whom have been among his harshest critics.
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The short list of early Amazon reviews for this somewhat new product sing its praise for withstanding the harshest of equatorial climes, and surf-centric blog The Inertia raved about it too.
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According to Philadelphia news outlet Billy Penn, only 13 people have been charged with the harshest penalty — a total ban from the transit system — since the city decriminalized the offense in January.
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But as the coronavirus pandemic halts American life, those same sun-scorched beaches, and the crowds they draw, are currently at the heart of some of the harshest criticism aimed at him.
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Concern is especially strong in the Carolinas, where Henry McMaster, the Republican governor of South Carolina, has supported some of the administration's harshest policies, including separating migrant families at the southwest border.
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Perhaps the harshest such example came from Judge John Bates, an appointee of President George W. Bush who sits on the Federal District Court only a few blocks from the Supreme Court.
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The hypnotic drone of "Mi Gente," his biggest hit, is harshest of all, while "Ahora," which displays a throaty side to his singing over pounding drums and shiny electronic flutes, is catchiest.
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Still, the bill's harshest conservative critics say Trump's methods didn't work — and some key conservative voices House Speaker Paul Ryan had been hoping to win over still look like they're "no" votes.
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"In many ways, they didn't get it exactly right, and it didn't benefit the communities that have had the harshest impact," said Ms. Peoples-Stokes, who serves as the chamber's majority leader.
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Previous international criticism led Brunei to delay implementation of the harshest provisions of its Shariah law after it was announced in 2013, but the country then moved ahead with them this year.
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Fusing harmonic ideas they learned from Eno with the band's own increased sense of scale, it's LCD's coldest, harshest album, immersed in postpunk ideals of aural distortion and sharp bursts of sound.
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The report reserved its harshest criticism for the handling of events in September 2017, when Ahmed Hassan, a teenage Iraqi asylum seeker, tried to blow up a subway train in West London.
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But Mr. Trump continued his public attacks in the days that followed, including taking to Twitter to call him "weak" — a word that is among the harshest criticisms in Mr. Trump's arsenal.
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" The president saved his harshest criticism for the Paris climate accord, vowing, to polite applause, that "we will never have outside forces telling us what to do and how to do it.
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Three years ago, France reorganized its 4,000-member force in West Africa to more effectively carry out its counterterrorism fight, called Operation Barkhane, in some of the harshest terrain on the planet.
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We are demanding that those responsible for these alleged actions face the harshest possible discipline, and that their identities be brought to light, to ensure that the photos are not further disseminated.
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The coalition said in a statement that while mostly white activists were forcibly removed by local police and later released without charge, members of Black Lives Matter DC were treated the harshest.
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Edward Leung, 27, one of the leaders of a movement advocating independence from China, and two other activists in 2016 received the harshest sentences handed down to pro-democracy leaders since 1997.
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" In November, Musk tweeted shots at one of his harshest critics, Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn, offering to send him a "small gift of short shorts to help you through this difficult time.
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Edward Leung, 27, one of the leaders of a movement advocating independence from China, and two other activists in 2016 received the harshest sentences handed down to pro-democracy leaders since 1997.
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Regarding politics, Mr. Manafort cast himself as a onetime insider who had turned on the establishment — and a tough guy who would go after Mr. Trump's harshest critics among the Republican elite.
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Three sentencing reforms included in the First Step Act went into effect the day President Trump signed the bill into law, rolling back some of the harshest penalties in federal prison sentencing.
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Mr. Lynch has been one of Mr. de Blasio's harshest critics, sending officers to protest outside the mayor's gym in Brooklyn during Mr. de Blasio's morning workouts, and at other mayoral events.
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Yet under the Trump administration's latest and perhaps harshest immigration policies and tactics, instead of loving and revering the child seeking protection at our borders, we are harming children and terrorizing families.
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But the harshest judgment of history will fall upon Trump's enablers and his accomplices, who surrendered their principles to defend him, to allow him to stay in office to keep harming America.
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But for many hundreds of thousands of exhausted civilians still trapped in besieged areas, this winter, the sixth since the fighting began, is proving to be the harshest since the conflict started.
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Luna's comments marked some of the harshest words for Venezuela from a foreign country amid the recent wave of international condemnations as Maduro's government cracks down on protests and seeks to consolidate power.
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The country's top court passed the harshest possible sentence for a crime that a judge at a lower court said was a showcase to demonstrate that racist murders would incur the toughest penalties.
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Among Field's harshest critics is Ken Caldeira, an atmospheric scientist at the Carnegie Institution for Science's Department of Global Ecology at Stanford University, who has collaborated with Keith and worked with Bill Gates.
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Remington reserved its harshest criticism for Richard Barber, a Montana man who says his nine-year-old son was killed when a Remington 13 went off during a family hunting trip in 21.
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She slowly walked to the podium, introduced herself, and read her testimony against House Bill 2, a sweeping piece of legislation that laid out some of the harshest abortion restrictions in the country.
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Trudeau is trying to protect Canada from the harshest elements of Trump's commitment to "America First": his protectionist, nativist and semi-isolationist vision of the United States, which could be disastrous for Canada.
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Add Charles Barkley to the chorus calling on the NBA to move its 2017 All Star Game from Charlotte after North Carolina lawmakers passed what critics call the America's harshest anti-LGBT bill.
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When Jesse won't leave Ed's vacuum shop — a cover business — Ed deals the harshest hand possible: He picks up the phone, calls the cops, and then hangs up to wait until they arrive.
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A Thai man has been sentenced to 35 years in jail for Facebook posts he made that insulted the royal family, in the country's harshest sentence yet under its strict lèse-majesté laws.
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Turkey told the Netherlands on Sunday that it would retaliate in the "harshest ways" after Turkish ministers were barred from speaking in Rotterdam, as a row over Ankara's political campaigningamong Turkish immigrants escalated.
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Leader of Russia's opposition Progress Party, Navalny is generally considered one of President Putin's harshest critics and has faced a series of arrests and short jail terms for his protesting against government corruption.
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As the country showed the first signs of emerging from its harshest recession in decades on the fourth quarter, Itaú's loan book grew 13 percent over the three previous months, excluding acquisition effects.
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During the 123 campaign, Romney repeatedly slammed Trump in the harshest of terms -- calling him "a phony" and "a fraud," not to mention a threat to the economic and national security of America.
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Some of the harshest commentary came from Bannon, the right-wing firebrand who headed the final stage of Trump's campaign and became chief strategist at the White House before being fired in August.
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Of course, not even D.C.'s harshest judge would assign the full 60 years for a case like this—but still, every so often, a judge did go ballistic on some poor soul.
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But, being the polite (likely) Canadian that Julie is, the note actually reads as pretty factual—the harshest words being "mistake" and "disappointed"—and even includes well wishes for Subban with the Predators.
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The sanctions, described by the United States as the harshest imposed by the U.N. against any country in two decades, are aimed at starving North Korea of funding for its nuclear weapons program.
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The UGG Adirondack III Boots are our top pick for women because they are stylish enough to wear with any outfit, but warm, waterproof, and tough enough to handle the harshest winter weather.
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"I don't know how that man sleeps at night with the number of deaths on his shoulders," said Macri, who has long been one of Latin America's harshest critics of the Venezuelan regime.
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A U.S. designation of Salavati, one of the harshest figures in Iran's judiciary, would mark an important way to increase pressure on the regime for its longstanding repression of Iranians and Americans alike.
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The TCP stake sale has failed to gain traction rapidly, as potential buyers monitor developments in Brazil, which is struggling with the harshest recession in eight decades and political turmoil, the people said.
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Hellerstedt, women of color of all ages are mobilizing across the country to take down the harshest remaining barrier to abortion access, namely the Hyde Amendment, and our movement is growing every day.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions stood before a room filled with some of his harshest critics Thursday morning and vowed to "aggressively" investigate and prosecute hate crimes—particularly those against gay and transgender people.
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Do his struggles portend a one-way ticket to China much sooner than even his harshest critics believe, or is he still one of the league's best rebounders for at least another year?
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Cafardi said: "I think they (the harshest papal critics) are violating it (canon 1373) or are very close to violating it because of the hate they are trying to stir up against Francis".
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"Bolo Tie" is the rare flash of retaliatory anger you have to imagine the rapper has been harboring for his harshest critics all these years, a welcome respite from Macklemore's judicious even-handedness.
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"He is so easily played by foreign leaders, so transparently susceptible to flattery," said Eliot A. Cohen, one of Mr. Trump's harshest critics and a former adviser to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions stood before a room filled with some of his harshest critics Thursday morning and vowed to "aggressively" investigate and prosecute hate crimes — particularly crimes against gay and transgender people.
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Unsure how to proceed, I took a methodological approach; I would first imagine the harshest sentence possible, then a sentence slightly less severe, moving backward until I found a sentence that seemed fitting.
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The power of the pro-trade advocates inside the White House suggests a willingness by Mr. Trump to back away — at least temporarily — from some of his harshest rhetoric from the campaign trail.
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Musk's harshest criticism was reserved for Business Insider reporter Linette Lopez, who he said published "several false articles" about Tesla and paid a former employee to give her valuable intellectual property on Tesla.
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Thailand's monarchy is protected by one of the world's harshest laws against royal insult which says anyone who defames it can be punished with up to 15 years in prison for each offence.
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BAYREUTH, Germany — Is "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" — Wagner's only mature comedy, playing this summer at the Bayreuth Festival in a savvy new staging by Barrie Kosky — its composer's gentlest piece or his harshest?
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"Graham was among Trump&aposs harshest critics in 2016Graham was a staunch critic of Trump during the 2016 campaign season, at one point referring to him as a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot.
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Lawmakers from both parties criticized Sloan on Tuesday for the various scandals that had gone on allegedly without his knowledge, but the 30-year Wells Fargo veteran faced the harshest criticism from Democrats.
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Headwinds stemming from the harshest recession in Latin America's No. 1 economy in eight decades led to rapid cash burn at PDG Realty, which had to postpone 15 of 35 projects under construction.
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China's sanitation workers face some of the country's harshest working conditions, with low or unpaid wages and dangerous working conditions common, said William Nee, a business and human rights advisor at Amnesty International.
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Lawmakers from both parties criticized Sloan on Tuesday for the various scandals that had gone on allegedly without his knowledge, but the 220006-year Wells Fargo veteran faced the harshest criticism from Democrats.
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His punishment was among the harshest dealt to any of the climate activists inspired by 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg, who started skipping school to strike by herself every Friday in 2018.
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Mr. Dutton opened the door to the takeover as the co-author of a law that created what education experts have called one of the harshest remedies in the country for troubled schools.
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Sessions' move bucks a growing trend in recent years—in Washington and in states across the country—to abandon some of the harshest sentencing policies created in the 1980s-era war on drugs.
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A federal judge struck down the harshest provisions (specifically, part of the bill that criminalized driving with undocumented people as "harboring illegal immigrants") in 2013, after immigrant rights groups argued they were unconstitutional.
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" Clinton, on Trump: "We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.
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Francis' use of the term "the great accuser" to describe Satan hit a raw nerve with one of the pope's harshest conservative critics, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, the Vatican's former ambassador to Washington.
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She's the real unsung hero—an illiterate black maid during the harshest era of Jim Crow segregation, living in a city where the top cop was the founder and leader of the KKK.
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And although the harshest cold in the farm belt has likely passed, forecasters expect temperatures in the central United States to remain well below normal through at least the end of the week.
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To a certain extent, this is completely understandable—he worked a style in Japan which was hard on his body and WWE's road schedule is the harshest in the world by several magnitudes.
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