After he finished implicating himself, he began ratting out others.
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I felt wretched for implicating my mother in my situation.
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There's no way that conversation was not at least partially implicating.
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Gorsuch has never ruled directly on a case implicating Roe v.
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The special counsel's team unearthed information implicating Cohen in potential crimes.
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But it is the cases implicating the upper echelons of Mrs.
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More than 120 people made reports implicating partners and non-U.
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Testimony implicating Mr. Duterte in extrajudicial killings would not be unprecedented.
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His scantily clad figures are secluded, implicating the viewer as a voyeur.
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"Please stop implicating and associating me with these horrific attacks," she wrote.
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The investigation of Flynn has not produced any reported evidence implicating Trump.
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The grim, all-implicating ironies feel easier and less personal to us.
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A far-right activist offered to pay $10,85033 for documents implicating Rep.
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And Cohen even went a step further, explicitly implicating his former boss.
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The conversations were mostly of officials implicating others—often Modi and Shah.
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His lawyer confessed to federal crimes, implicating the president in the process.
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If there is clear evidence implicating bigger fish it has yet to emerge.
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There was the spectacle of Trump and Giuliani implicating others in the scheme.
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Last month, a new round of charges implicating Mr. Trujillo was made public.
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DB Investments upheld approval of a class settlement implicating varying state antitrust laws.
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As many as 100 different samples were destroyed, implicating dozens of Russian athletes.
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Phone recordings and wiretaps were also revealed implicating Erdogan and his son, Bilal.
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Talk to me about that movement—from implicating visual language to language itself.
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He told me that he signed paperwork implicating Hernandez in three different crimes.
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This year, the Word of the Year zooms out, implicating millions of us.
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One of the six still believes the false confession she gave implicating herself.
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Hours after he spoke on Monday, there was another leak, implicating more executives.
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In implicating Mr. Oquendo, Mr. Vasquez never explained how the fight had started.
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However, several allegations have surfaced implicating conference organizers in their handling of alleged misconduct.
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In November 2017, Zellner filed documents implicating Dassey's older brother, Bobby, in Halbach's murder.
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The PAC criticized the board for being irresponsible but stopped short of implicating Najib.
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He teeters hazardously between implicating his audience and merely giving their anxieties a name.
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He said he believed he had been threatened for implicating two such higher-ups.
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Giuliani seems to genuinely believe that he has uncovered a massive scandal implicating Biden.
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In Alabama, spousal privilege protects husbands and wives from implicating their spouses in court proceedings.
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And there have been few publicized cases of DNA mistakenly implicating someone in a crime.
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I remember teaching the students how to talk to cops in America without implicating yourself.
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Investigators gradually cast those theories aside and found more and more circumstantial evidence implicating Zika.
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But one constant has remained: a growing body of forensic evidence implicating the Russian government.
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Mr. Hammons looks directly into the camera, his gaze piercing the surface, implicating the viewer.
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In a detailed admission of wrongdoing, Volkswagen avoided implicating any members of the management board.
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Attention soon turned to a smoking-gun recording implicating Mr. Nixon in the cover-up.
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Perrone's fingerprint was found on the weapon, and he made statements implicating himself, police said.
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The Turkish leaks implicating Saudi officials in the Khashoggi case have followed a distinctive pattern.
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Trump says Cruz is now 'Beautiful Ted,' but doesn't regret implicating his father in JFK assassination
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Afterward, Mr. Feliz-Volquez made statements implicating himself in the killing, the law enforcement official said.
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By extension, she's implicating BoJack's role within BoJack Horseman, and his effect on the Netflix viewership.
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One of Borzutzky's many manipulations is implicating the reader as actor in his poems' horrific habitats.
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"He was savvy enough to stop just short of implicating himself in a conspiracy," Ross said.
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I would tend to think based on that, that the government has significant evidence implicating Cohen.
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The lawyer, lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, died in jail after uncovering massive tax fraud implicating Russian officials.
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It's difficult to talk about the delicacy of trying on pants with kneeholes without implicating myself.
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"Implicating the President" was produced by Clare Toeniskoetter and Annie Brown, and edited by Lisa Tobin.
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There was no public discussion of the U.S. investigation into a corruption scandal implicating Mr. Najib.
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British authorities have amassed tomes of evidence implicating them in a brazen attempt to commit murder.
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Implicating Russia is the last stand of the Old Guard; it is all it has left.
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It's always nice when you can laugh about your former attorney implicating you in federal crimes.
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Federal agents also obtained emails from Loughlin allegedly implicating her in the scam, according to the documents.
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Since then, more evidence came out implicating a Russian hacking group known as APT28, or Fancy Bear.
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But he seems to have done so by offering up new details implicating basically everyone except Trump.
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The prosecutors' agreement with Mr. Pecker adds another twist to a highly unusual case implicating the president.
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There's as much evidence that it was to prevent Lloyd from implicating him in the Kennedy assassination.
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Wherever unusually warm water temperatures went, destruction from sea star wasting disease followed, clearly implicating climate change.
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We now have a president who retweets conspiracy theories implicating his political opponents in Jeffrey Epstein's death.
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"Then, in everyone's head, you've apologized for the really bad stuff without legally implicating yourself," she explains.
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We now have a president who retweets conspiracy theories implicating his political opponents in Jeffrey Epstein's death.
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Later, McCarthy dismissed federal prosecutors directly implicating Trump in crimes committed by his longtime attorney, Michael Cohen.
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Now it's blown up into a massive probe implicating basically everyone involved in politics in the entire country.
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He said he was directed to violate campaign law at the direction of an unnamed candidate — implicating Trump.
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The New York Times later reported that Sandberg tried to downplay implicating Russia in spreading misinformation on Facebook.
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Has he laid out a damning fact pattern implicating the president of the United States in potential crimes?
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But the evidence implicating sugar as a unique cause of chronic disease has never been nearly so convincing.
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Every one of these people warrants a footnote, which the author provides, often implicating himself in losing touch.
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As with previous misdirections, hinting that Rich was responsible gave WikiLeaks a means of not implicating the Russian government.
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For instance, there is mounting evidence implicating the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia of war crimes in Yemen's civil war.
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Under French law, a formal investigation means there is "serious or consistent evidence" implicating a suspect in a crime.
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It fell 2% on Sunday following media reports that cited a CIA assessment implicating bin Salman in Khashoggi's killing.
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Cohen said he made the payments at the direction of "a federal candidate for office," seemingly implicating the president.
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He succeeded in implicating Trump in possible criminal conduct, particularly in relation to campaign finance violations and transactional crimes.
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In September, a social-media post implicating Zexi in corruption and insider trading went viral on the Chinese Internet.
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That meeting follows comments from FASB's chairman erroneously implicating Main Street community banks in the Wall Street financial crisis.
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Some critics have accused Vietnam's rulers of a witch-hunt following the launch of investigations implicating increasingly senior figures.
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Further implicating Ms. Kirchner and Mr. Timerman is a voice recording of him acknowledging Iran's responsibility in the bombing.
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Another incongruity has to do with the lack of evidence implicating any bison at all in transmission of brucellosis.
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This week, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal charges, implicating the president of the United States in those crimes.
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That is, in light of recent events implicating Facebook in objectionable behavior, is there a duty to leave it?
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But while not directly implicating the crown prince, Mr. Cagaptay said Mr. Erdogan was nonetheless charging him with responsibility.
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Mr. Coello said that his Venezuelan interrogators tried to coerce him into implicating Mr. López but that he refused.
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But intelligence officials are hinting, in background conversations, that the evidence implicating Iran is too sensitive to make public.
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But Morrison also confirmed a key piece of testimony implicating the president that was delivered in last week's hearings.
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The company argues that studies implicating paraquat do not adequately consider other environmental factors or chemicals that are present.
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This is a dangerous precedent to set, potentially legally implicating American allies without cause, and damaging U.S. relations abroad.
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Democrats dominated the impeachment process until now and unearthed important new information implicating Trump — yet the polls barely budged.
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Part of that demand was that Ukraine help Trump obscure Russia's role in his election by falsely implicating itself.
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Detectives have arrested a 13-year-old boy, who they have said gave statements implicating himself in the crime.
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Neither the film nor the photographs come to clear conclusions, other than implicating us all in our materialist desires.
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Nevertheless, Turkey did not appear to be anywhere near done implicating the regime in an orchestrated hit on Khashoggi.
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Two corruption scandals, implicating both his wife and several members of his parliament, had tanked his historically high approval rating.
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At the time of writing, 816 different politicians are listed as under suspicion, implicating 59 percent of the Brazilian Congress.
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After he refused to sign papers implicating him in crimes he did not commit, Mr. Abedini said, he was abused.
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Investigators have so far found nothing implicating the flight crew or security officials aboard the plane, the Egyptian official said.
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Lurid recordings of the men purportedly implicating one of the president's senior advisers have been circulated widely on social media.
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But we don't yet know if this led to any actual collusion implicating Flynn or anyone on the Trump team.
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Outside of dreams triggered by a traumatic event, there are ways to try and pinpoint the root of implicating nightmares.
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The Public Protector's office said in a statement that Zuma was given copies of the evidence implicating him on Oct.
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Johnson & Johnson says research implicating talcum powder is flawed and points to studies that absolve talc of any cancer risk.
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"I have no such information," he told Reuters, when asked if he had evidence implicating Hunter Biden in any wrongdoing.
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But in implicating Russia, the report raised perhaps a bigger question: What does the Netherlands plan to do about that?
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"The dismissal of an indictment is an 'extraordinary remedy' reserved only for extremely limited circumstances implicating fundamental rights," he wrote.
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The Trump administration has long resisted implicating the crown prince in the murder, citing what it says is insufficient evidence.
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A year later scandal flared up again, implicating players from the Brother Elephants, one of the league's most popular teams.
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TOKYO — A sketchy land deal implicating the prime minister's wife is revealed, then a vast cover-up by government officials.
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Already, intelligence officials are hinting, in background conversations, that the evidence implicating Iran is just too delicate to make public.
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Trump — in an interview with "Fox & Friends" — is accusing Cohen of implicating him to get a better deal with prosecutors.
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Once in power, Banda took on corruption, a move applauded by Malawi's donors, with investigations implicating many in her party.
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But then they found a 2013 study implicating valerian root in a similar case involving a 48-year-old man.
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But it also in effect means that the statute of limitations on any cases allegedly implicating the president would be suspended.
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In late August Michael Cohen, Mr Trump's longtime fixer, pleaded guilty to eight criminal charges, directly implicating the president in several.
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As of now, investigators have found nothing implicating the flight crew or security officials aboard the plane, an Egyptian official said.
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The way conservatives are implicating Obama, by contrast, is meant to serve the rather different purpose of avoiding that reckoning altogether.
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The investigations are among 144 reports of sexual abuse implicating 13 Church workers made since 2000, it added in a statement.
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Implicating himself again, he explained that he works in a business — the music business — that he finds embarrassingly corrupt and sexist.
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He replied that there was no such date because there had never been any information implicating them in the first place.
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Cohen last month pleaded guilty to eight counts involving tax fraud and illegal campaign contributions, implicating the president in his statement.
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And he gave new details implicating other top administration officials, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Vice President Mike Pence.
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With that investigation now implicating the president in serious campaign finance violations, we look at how fateful that decision may be.
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Mr. Trump also derided Michael Cohen, his former fixer, for "flipping" — pleading guilty to federal charges and implicating him in crimes.
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Update, 6pm: Stamos sent Gizmodo the following: I'm not sure it would be right to say that I'm 'implicating' the media.
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Seals, plans and documents were seized implicating members of the city's Wuchang Garrison of Chinese soldiers as revolutionaries preparing to mutiny.
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Trump and Manafort deny any collusion, and in dozens of public filings, Mueller never produced any evidence implicating them in collusion.
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During the proceedings, Cohen referred to Trump as "racist" and a "disgraced felon," implicating him in about 20163 different impeachable felonies.
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That threatens the investigations, whose success is based largely on plea bargains by suspects who avoid jail by implicating other wrongdoers.
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Mr. Soares pushed the case in international courts, implicating members of the Salazar police, but the government eventually shelved the investigation.
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The 1960s and '70s saw a similar pattern: another threat in the form of new evidence implicating sugar, another coordinated response.
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Families of 9/113 victims have been particularly vocal about the alleged coverup of information implicating Saudi Arabia in the attacks.
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But, paradoxically, the closer the series got to depicting problems in our world, the more Hollywood seemed afraid of implicating itself.
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That office conducted an investigation that did, in fact, end up looping back onto Trump and implicating him in a crime.
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"That whole verse is me implicating myself," Macklemore, 32, explained in an interview with Sway in the Morning on Sirius XM Tuesday.
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CNN is the third publication to release a report implicating Michael Sanchez in some role regarding the leak of the text messages.
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In their role, judges are regularly confronted with legal questions implicating political decisions made and actions taken by members of both parties.
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The Harvard scientists had dismissed the data on sugar as weak and given far more credence to the data implicating saturated fat.
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Cohen said then-candidate Trump instructed him to do so to influence the election, potentially implicating Trump in a campaign finance violation.
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But the report made no mention of the strong case that American intelligence officials had built implicating Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Police interrogated Davis' girlfriend several times and she ultimately changed her story, implicating Davis and herself in Hylton's death, the NCIP said.
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These assistants seem like jovial boys, but the movie is clear in implicating both them and everyone else in the boss's misdeeds.
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Park's conviction ends a corruption scandal that gripped South Korea, upending the country's politics and implicating some of its most powerful figures.
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The U.S. source had provided information on Russian intelligence activities "implicating national security interests in the United States," according to the affidavit.
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This included public threats against Cohen's family that, according to Mueller, were at least partially meant to "discourage" Cohen from implicating him.
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That led to Butterfield's revelation, which ultimately led to the narrative's denouement: the "smoking gun" tape implicating Nixon in obstruction of justice.
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The majority of children with AFM have reported having a respiratory infection or fever right before coming down with AFM, further implicating it.
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The movie is a tesseract made of mirrors, implicating and absorbing all who see it, erasing the boundaries between viewer, artist, and subject.
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Mr. Sondland, a Trump supporter testified a week before, is the closest anyone directly interacting with Mr. Trump has come to implicating him.
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But Russia is "not convinced by some of the findings implicating the Syrian government," he said, defending the effort to change the mandate.
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Myanmar has repeatedly denied reports implicating soldiers in widespread abuses of Rohingya civilians, particularly in Maungdaw, a border district in western Rakhine State.
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CNN initially reported Monday that the Saudi government was preparing a report that would acknowledge Khashoggi's death but without implicating the royal family.
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Cohen told the court he made the payments at the direction of a candidate for federal office, implicating the president without naming him.
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Over just a few hours on Thursday we learned of new allegations implicating comedian Louis C.K. and Alabama US Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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Here's a timeline looking back on how Cohen went from being one of Trump's trusted confidants to implicating the president in a felony.
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In addition, Homicide Detective John Doerbecker told the publication that after his arrest, Issa had made "incriminating statements implicating himself" in Amir's death.
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Those probes are focused almost exclusively on Moscow's actions, lawmakers and intelligence officials say, and no evidence has surfaced publicly implicating other countries.
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Persuaded by the letter, she gave Mr. Bederow her own affidavit, saying the prosecution had "pressured and frightened" her into implicating Mr. Giuca.
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"The factual basis of the plea, potentially implicating the president in illegal campaign finance violations, adds to the president's legal jeopardy," he added.
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There is an absolutely wild ballot tampering scandal unfolding in North Carolina, implicating an operative who worked on behalf of the Republican candidate.
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He presented evidence directly implicating a deputy sports minister and an antidoping adviser to the ministry, both of whom were dismissed last summer.
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He also lashed out at his former associate Lev Parnas, the indicted Soviet-born businessman who gave documents to House investigators implicating Giuliani.
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Obviously, if there is some undisclosed major crime implicating the president, the seriousness of the alleged statement would grow in the same proportion.
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The narrator as stalker and spy addresses the reader in the first person plural, implicating us as part of the collective of snoops.
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Consumers would file complaints with the DPA that could trigger larger investigations into data malpractice, potentially implicating major platforms like Google and Facebook.
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And the only reason I'm commenting on it is I really want to get the point out that there's sworn testimony implicating Biden.
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In exchange, the oligarchs and the president were asked for their help in implicating the Bidens in bribery, or Ukraine in 2016 meddling.
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Sondland explicitly stated that "everyone was in the loop" about what was going on with the Ukraine foreign policy, implicating top Trump officials.
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Feels like John Dean in 1973 Like Dean, Sondland is an administration insider who delivered damning testimony implicating the president in serious wrongdoing.
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In August, Cohen pleaded guilty in a Manhattan US attorney's case to eight criminal counts, implicating the President in a hush money scheme.
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The reference was to a character in "The Godfather: Part II" who ultimately avoids implicating another person in his own testimony before Congress.
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Based on interviews with prosecutors, defense lawyers and DNA experts, Anderson's case is the clearest known case of DNA transference implicating an innocent man.
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If true, this would be strong evidence implicating the dorsal cochlear nucleus as the false signal generator, making it a target for therapeutic intervention.
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Such inflammatory information, originating in the security services and implicating a major rival regional power, would not be published without approval from the top.
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In an interview with Fox News Sunday, Pence said that there is evidence implicating Russia in the recent email hacks tied to the election.
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Key's allegations sparked an online conversation in which other students have come forward with similar accusations, some of them implicating other Morehouse staff members.
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His addition of "other hate groups" led some white nationalist supporters to believe he was intentionally implicating Black Lives Matter and anti-fascist activists.
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The Commission sent legal warnings for the same reason to Estonia and Denmark, which are grappling with a money laundering scandal implicating Danske Bank.
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Cohen told the court that he violated campaign finance laws at the direction of a candidate for federal office, implicating Trump without naming him.
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Sebesta then presented false testimony implicating Graves, crucial in a conviction since there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime, it said.
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Najib is looking to strengthen ties with China after July lawsuits filed by the U.S. Justice Department implicating him in a money-laundering scandal.
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Graham's pledge to try to sanction Saudi Arabia comes as lawmakers are weighing how to respond if the allegations implicating Saudi Arabia are true.
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The Mueller report might come out -- either implicating or exonerating Trump and/or one of the members of his family or closest political circle.
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I'm always interested in skewering, examining and implicating the people in the room because they are the ones that showed up for the performance.
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Sadr vanished during a visit to Libya in 1978, and rival theories have competed since to explain his death, most of them implicating Col.
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Mr. Gage said Mr. Bonomo and the other executives were implicating Mr. Skelos — their longtime friend — in a desperate bid to avoid prosecution themselves.
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Still, all of that could change very quickly, should new information or evidence implicating Trump emerge from one of the many investigations against him.
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In the docs, he says there's no murder weapon, no witnesses tying him to the shooting, no DNA evidence implicating him and no motive.
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Turning Points Turning Point: In February 20183, the Polish government made implicating the nation in Nazi war crimes an offense punishable with jail time.
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In his latest spin about federal prosecutors implicating him in felonies, President Donald Trump managed to pack three falsehoods into a mere two sentences.
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Google, unlike Twitter, noticeably avoided directly implicating China, where it manufactures some of its hardware and opened an AI research center two years ago.
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Obama's biggest mistake with Saudi Arabia was providing arms for that war, implicating America in what Human Rights Watch says may be war crimes.
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"Much of the FTC's work occurs at the intersection of rapidly changing technology and consumer experiences, implicating complex legal and policy issues," Ohlhausen said.
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Fraser's piece ostensibly targeted the robber-baron philanthropy of the Gilded Age, but she was also implicating museums' current embrace of free-market capitalism.
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Those probes are focused almost exclusively on Moscow's actions, lawmakers and intelligence officials have said, and no evidence has surfaced publicly implicating other countries.
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Sondland's testimony is the most damning evidence to date directly implicating Trump in the quid pro quo at the heart of the impeachment inquiry.
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Elizabeth's case begins during the George W. Bush administration and stretches into the Obama years, transcending party and thus more broadly implicating the nation.
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The Washington Post reported that Trump's campaign handed over emails implicating Papadopoulos to the special counsel in August — after he had already been arrested.
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Yet behind him is a man grabbing his own phantom phallus while leering at us, implicating the viewer as witness to his own fantasy.
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In 1998, former Los Angeles police detective Mark Fuhrman, known for his role in the O.J. Simpson murder case, wrote a book implicating Skakel.
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Yet another Cleveland Clinic doctor wrote the foreword to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s scare-mongering book implicating thimerosal for a host of childhood problems.
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A court case against eight members of the Sackler family, spearheaded by the attorney general of Massachusetts, revealed previously undisclosed documents directly implicating the Sacklers.
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Everyone assumed Leland was seeking revenge for Laura's death, except Coop, who suspected Leland was trying to prevent Renault from implicating him in the crime.
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In the meantime, Franken is leaving, but recent experience suggests that more women will be coming forward, implicating lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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A third person, suspected getaway driver Crystal Cortes, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder last week and testified against Love — implicating Delgado — earlier this week.
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The network is there, Medicare is known, and while this is not implicating the Medicare Trust Fund, it will still be using the Medicare structures.
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Federal prosecutors in New York have said that a candidate matching Trump's description directed Cohen to make those payments, implicating the president in the crime.
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The problem with the kinds of leaks like the ones implicating Russia in election-related hackings is that they aren't disclosures in any meaningful sense.
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Stephens made the comment in a tweet after longtime Trump lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal charges, possibly implicating Trump in the process.
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He admitted in court that his hush-money payment to Daniels was at the direction of "a candidate for federal office," all but implicating Trump.
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The book experiments extensively with second-person narration, and Han plays with that "you" throughout it, inscribing the reader and implicating us in the wreckage.
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A CIA official told CNN Friday that there is still is no smoking gun implicating the crown prince directly and the intelligence assessment is ongoing.
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The Bank of England (BOE) has responded to reports implicating it in efforts to manipulate Libor rates in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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Cohen told the court that he paid the two women at the direction of a candidate for federal office, implicating Trump without mentioning his name.
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Another surprise listed by Wien is special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation not implicating the Trump family in "collusion with Russian operatives" regarding the U.S. election.
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" Cohen added, "I take full responsibility for each act that I pleaded guilty to ..." including those implicating the "President of the United States of America.
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In 21994, many of the retirements were due to a scandal implicating more than 22000 members of Congress who had overdrawn their House bank accounts.
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Recently, Justice Department officials have obtained statements implicating both a DEA official and a CIA operative in the plot to abduct Camarena, USA Today reported.
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Under this doctrine, a president is able to keep certain communications private, particularly those implicating national security, if disclosing them would undermine executive branch functions.
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Park's conviction brings to close a corruption scandal which gripped South Korea, upending the country's politics and implicating some of the country's most powerful figures.
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"Enforcement action will be taken by the police if there is evidence implicating any money lender engaged in illegal practices," it said in a statement.
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Under Mr Altan, the paper broke dozens of stories implicating the army in a series of conspiracies against Mr Erdogan's government in the late 2000s.
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He also said "everyone was in the loop" about what was going on with Ukraine foreign policy, implicating top officials including Vice President Mike Pence.
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Making a specious legal argument and obstructing congressional oversight of a complaint implicating the president in a crime are both shocking acts on their own.
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They argued that in addition to bringing clarity to the case, the tests could serve law enforcement by implicating a different person as the killer.
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However, the scandal has drawn public attention to the electricity sector, with the case implicating other high-ranking people in the government and private sector.
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Yet while Trump did publicly solicit Russia's help "finding" Hillary Clinton's emails, no behind-the-scenes criminal conspiracy implicating anyone on Trump's campaign was proven.
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However, the scandal has drawn public attention to the electricity sector, with the case implicating other high-ranking people in the government and private sector.
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No physical evidence tied Mr. Glossip to the murder, and his lawyers noted that Mr. Sneed had repeatedly changed his story before implicating Mr. Glossip.
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The case stretched all the way to city hall, implicating several top aides to then-Mayor Coleman Young, a powerful political figure in the city.
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The real number is probably much higher, says Francis Auma, the group's co-ordinator, since many cases go unreported or leave few clues implicating the state.
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After a police officer's ID card was shared on social media implicating him in the crime, the Dominican Republic National Police denied any agents were involved.
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CHICAGO — Impeachment talk swirled around Washington Wednesday in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen implicating his past client in a potential felony.
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Talk of impeachment has quietly accelerated in the aftermath of Cohen implicating Trump in the potential felony of the hush-money payment to protect his candidacy.
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Ortega said she would deliver documents on Odebrecht to U.S., Mexican, Spanish and Brazilian authorities implicating Maduro and other members of his government in illegal acts.
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She said she did not read the statement she was given implicating Flores and that she signed it "just to get out" of the police station.
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In the live performance and video, Fraser ventriloquizes vapid speeches by art world personalities before stripping naked and crying, thus implicating herself in an exhibitionist cycle.
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"This case represents one of the largest data breaches that the FTC has investigated to date, implicating 36 million individuals worldwide," FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez said.
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The series showed a videotaped interrogation of Dassey in which investigators appeared to lead him toward confessing to the crime, as well as to implicating Avery.
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Cohen has pleaded guilty to two campaign finance violations in connection with the payoff schemes, implicating his former boss in dramatic courthouse testimony back in August.
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The plea bargain testimony, implicating Mr. Temer and senior members of his governing coalition, stole the thunder from a landmark fiscal initiative revealed the same day.
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A US official told CNN last week that there is still is no smoking gun implicating the crown prince directly and the intelligence assessment is ongoing.
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Cohen pleaded guilty last month to bank and tax fraud, while implicating himself and Trump in campaign finance law violations occurring shortly before the 2016 election.
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There you have the essence of "Radiant Vermin," which by Mr. Ridley's standards is unusually blunt in its moralizing and unusually direct in implicating its audience.
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The hearings, some of which were explosive, revealed new information implicating Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former national security adviser John Bolton in pressuring Ukraine.
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They often speak vaguely about shadowy figures in the camp or at home who might rape them or talk generically of violence, without ever implicating themselves.
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Designing legal remedies for survivors is impossibly complicated, implicating grave moral questions and highlighting the wide range of needs victims confront in the wake of violence.
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" On Cohen, Schiff argued that "the factual basis of the plea, potentially implicating the President in illegal campaign finance violations, adds to the President's legal jeopardy.
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Sometimes no matter how generous or forgiving or self-implicating you are, you have to write something awful about another person because something awful is true.
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Alberts used a "prisoner's dilemma" technique on the suspect, Alex "Shaya" Lichtenstein, suggesting that an associate was talking at the same time elsewhere and implicating him.
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At a minimum, lawmakers should refuse to resupply the Saudis with precision-guided munitions that are killing civilians in Yemen and implicating America in the process.
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The destruction of the videotapes looks much less defensible once it is clear that the tapes contained evidence of legal violations, possibly implicating Ms. Haspel herself.
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Iran has denied responsibility for the crash, daring Western governments to release evidence implicating the country, but has said the investigation could stretch into next year.
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The lawsuit alleges Goldman played a "central role" in implicating IPIC in a scheme to launder money from Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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There is an alternate suspect, a man with a long criminal history who closely resembles Garry, and last month a second informant interview emerged implicating him.
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And on Monday he showed why: implicating his longtime partner in a series of crimes that could put Manafort behind bars for the rest of his life.
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This week, a Pennsylvania grand jury released a catastrophic report implicating at least 300 priests in the state of child sexual abuse against more than 1,000 minors.
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LeSean McCoy's estranged girlfriend appears be backing away from previous statements implicating the NFL player in a robbery and assault that left her badly beaten and hospitalized.
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I don't have the ideal scenario but I have to make a stand which, in this case, was to confront the institution by implicating the director himself.
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Because this is such a complex problem, involving countless industries and implicating various privacy concerns, an adequate solution will require participation by consumers, businesses and the government.
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What else are Succession and Billions if not gripping narratives about the mass moral ruin of American capitalism, and ways of implicating ourselves in their enticing illusions?
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The two men became locked in a fight for survival after someone released taped conversations implicating Mr Erdogan and his family in corruption—which he strenuously denies.
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For one, the Russia investigation is ongoing and involves Trump personally — which meant Trump was ordering the release of internal investigative material implicating himself and his associates.
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But until now, we haven't heard a peep from the person(s) who leaked the 11.5 million documents implicating politicians and world leaders in fraud and hypocrisy.
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Moreover, he is arguing that the Trump Organization was obligated to pay his fees and penalties, even as he worked against it by implicating it in crimes.
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In other words, the president is not a target because they have nothing implicating him, and so they want to use the interview to create such material.
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The serious, stately race play of old has lately given way to a new genre: the ironic, satirical race play, flirting with discomfort and implicating its audiences.
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Collins also discussed Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, and federal prosecutors implicating the president in campaign finance violations, saying it was "not a good week" for Trump.
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The research was produced by Mandiant, a subsidiary of FireEye that gained notoriety in 2013 for releasing a report implicating China in espionage against the United States.
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More than a decade ago, when the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal rocked Washington, implicating members in both chambers, the committees failed to hold a single member accountable.
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Though this study is small and short-term, it builds on this group's previous research implicating added sugars as a contributor to metabolic disorders and heart disease.
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The first section of the Intercept's five-part report offers both extremely sophisticated examples of intelligence implicating top Iraqi officials and clumsy tales of operations gone wrong.
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In the famous game of 'Prisoners' Dilemma', for instance, each player has an incentive to confess, implicating his partner in crime in return for a lighter sentence.
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Minutes before that, in New York, Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance law and other charges, implicating the president in his statement.
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Christian's plan to find his stolen phone ends up implicating an enraged kid, who in turn begins to track him down, even showing up at his apartment.
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Throughout the first season, there are flickers of a memory haunting her; only at the end, a terrible truth is revealed, implicating her in her friend's suicide.
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On Saturday, the Greek committee for asylum requests ruled in favor of granting the officer asylum after determining there was no evidence implicating him in the coup.
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Mueller's investigators have spent months building an increasingly sweeping case about Russian meddling in the 22010 elections, implicating and indicting several of Trump's closest associates to date.
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One of them, a 13-year-old, was arrested and gave statements to the police implicating himself and two middle school classmates, both 14, in the crime.
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In court, Cohen said, "I and the CEO of a media company, at the request of the candidate, worked together" to squelch stories, effectively implicating Trump himself.
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Through her reporting, Parnell had a hand in implicating the man, a teenager at the time, who was eventually convicted of the crime, Warren Cave (Aaron Paul).
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This is the 70th phase of the Car Wash investigation that unveiled wide-ranging graft, upending the country's political establishment by implicating hundreds of officials and executives.
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He infamously read his texts off of an iPad on Fox News, further implicating the State Department in Trump's attempts to pressure Ukraine into investigating the Bidens.
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But now, McLennan County District Attorney Abel Reyna says there's "newly discovered evidence" implicating Armstead ... and he was arrested Wednesday for 3 felony counts of sexual assault.
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U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said the murder threatened stability in the Middle East, though he stopped short of blaming the Saudi leadership or implicating Crown Prince MBS.
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Tony Evers vetoed a slew of bills restricting abortion on Friday, blocking measures that would have impeded abortion access by implicating doctors and cutting federal Planned Parenthood funding.
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ET - The American Health Lawyers Association will hold a webinar on ethical hazards in joint ventures, physician transactions, internal investigations and other situations implicating fraud and abuse laws.
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There are two sections to the report, which was feverishly anticipated because of the possibility it could include some sort of smoking gun implicating Trump in election shenanigans.
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But the Clinton imprisonment fantasy theme of the convention, while certainly unconstrained, is far more diffuse than, say, fomenting Benghazi conspiracy theories, or implicating Comey in imaginary corruption.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller released a bombshell indictment Friday, implicating 13 Russian nationals and detailing a multi-year, costly, and widespread effort to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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In August, a Pennsylvania grand jury released a report implicating at least 300 priests in that state of abusing more than 1,000 minors over the past five decades.
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In fact, the Ministry of Environmental Protection released preliminary results implicating more than 25 percent of 254 factories reviewed as flagged for further inspections because of environmental infractions.
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The university declined on Monday night to release further information about Mr. Hernandez's death, the name of the fraternity or any details about the allegations implicating the fraternity.
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But on Tuesday he delivered a legal blow to his former longtime client, implicating Trump in a felony and prompting a furious blowback from the president's inner circle.
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Calls for Trump's removal renewed last month after his former longtime lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to charges including campaign finance violations, implicating the president in his statement.
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Second, the indictment of Roger Stone, based on his lies to Congress about outreach to WikiLeaks, keeps open the possibility of future revelations of conspiracy implicating Trump himself.
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They asserted that Mr. Trump — called "Individual-1" in legal filings — had directed him to engage in the cover-ups, implicating the president in felony campaign finance violations.
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If you act on false information, it's worse than getting nothing — it can lead investigations down the wrong pathway entirely, wasting precious resources and potentially implicating innocent people.
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In the morning session, we heard from Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, who delivered extraordinary testimony implicating Mr. Trump and a group of top officials.
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In court Tuesday, Cohen said, "I and the CEO of a media company, at the request of the candidate, worked together" to squelch stories, effectively implicating Trump himself.
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The state's arguments have some force, but their premises might have limited appeal to judges deferential to executive power in matters involving immigration and allegedly implicating national security.
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Instead, she's faked her own death and planted phony evidence implicating Nick, in hopes of getting him sent to death row as revenge for an unremarkably disappointing marriage.
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The newly released whistle-blower report is more broadly detailed and more alarming than the phone call transcript — implicating Attorney General Barr in the scheme to smear Biden.
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A 13-year-old was arrested the next day and gave statements to the police implicating himself and two 14-year-old middle school classmates in the crime.
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If the Trump Organization investigation or Weisselberg's immunity deal -- end up implicating Trump, it would no longer be politically tenable for Republicans in Congress to protect this President.
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The alleged scam has yielded headlines for implicating the actresses/overeager college moms Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin and Loughlin's husband, Mossimo founder Mossimo Giannulli, in criminal behavior.
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Coming alongside the guilty plea by Michael Cohen, the president's former lawyer, implicating the president in campaign finance violations, it was a very bad day for Mr. Trump.
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TMZ broke the story ... 6ix9ine pled guilty to 9 counts and did a lot of snitching in the process -- implicating members of the Nine Trey Bloods in multiple crimes.
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But a recent leak of more than 200,000 emails suggests corruption on a far wider scale -- implicating cabinet members, state-owned industry executives, and members of Zuma's own family.
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But to understand the arguments against certification of nationwide settlement classes implicating different state laws, check out CEI's 9th Circuit brief in In re: Lithium Ion Batteries Antitrust Litigation.
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If former FBI Director James Comey is good at anything, it's his knack for making public figures look very, very bad... without actually implicating them in a real crime.
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Nixon was just so shrewd, so strategic: it's simply inconceivable he would get caught with his pants down implicating himself on the record, like Trump now does almost daily.
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Both probes will examine whether JBS's controlling shareholder benefited from moves to buy dollar futures and sell JBS shares before a plea deal implicating Brazil's president was made public.
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Trump's former lawyer told the judge that he made two six-figure hush money payments to women at the direction of a candidate for federal office, implicating the president.
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This leak fuels existing suspicions that the UK's role in American covert drone strikes is greater than it admits — potentially implicating it in the civilian deaths that have resulted.
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Kassir's conviction is the opening salvo in a string of interconnected cases implicating alleged Hezbollah financiers Nader Mohamad Farhat and Mahmoud Ali Barakat, and their U.S.-based business counterparts.
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Government mouthpieces and Mr. Hun Sen himself have asked the public to consider who might benefit from Kem Ley's death, seemingly implicating the C.N.R.P. But Cambodians won't be duped.
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He told the court that he violated campaign finance law at the direction of a candidate for federal office, implicating Trump, although he did not directly name the president.
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The case, which names eight widows and descendants of Raymond and Mortimer Sackler as partially responsible for the opioid crisis, recently revealed previously undisclosed documents directly implicating the Sacklers.
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Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer, effectively turned on his former boss on Tuesday by implicating him in federal crimes related to illegal campaign contributions.
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Moss strips away every shred of her charm to reveal her charisma in its rawest state, implicating Perry and the audience in a voyeurism that can feel almost holy.
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" But Judge Tunheim, who dismissed the lawsuit, said that the statement was "conduct akin to a 'White Applicants Only' sign that may be prohibited without implicating the First Amendment.
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The football coach's suspension for his handling of a domestic abuse case, following a sexual abuse case implicating a former wrestling team doctor, has raised difficult questions on campus.
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Minsky, who died in 2016, was known as an associate of Epstein, but this is the first direct accusation implicating the AI pioneer in Epstein's broader sex trafficking network.
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One, Michael Cohen, served as Trump's close aide and fixer for years before making a dramatic break, implicating the President in campaign finance violations before himself going to prison.
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Though he acknowledged the latest sex abuse scandal, implicating some 300 priests, as a failure of the Catholic Church, he largely ignored another allegation -- one that directly involves him.
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Trending up: Twitter permanently banned the pro-Trump website Zero Hedge for harassment after it published an article falsely implicating a Chinese scientist in the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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The GCPS investigation included testimonies implicating Vanier and highlighted his historic links to Father Thomas Philippe, a priest whom he considered to be his spiritual father, the letter said.
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The Colonel knows his fate has been sealed and he can't save himself without taking all his friends down with him; his friends can't save him without implicating themselves.
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He holds sugar at least partly responsible for the prevalence of many diseases, implicating high-fructose corn syrup (which is actually fructose and glucose) as well sucrose (refined sugar).
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After a police officer's ID card was shared on social media implicating him in the crime, the Dominican National Police released a statement denying any of their agents were involved.
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The samples taken from faucets and water sources in the patients' rooms also matched up closely to the 2016 samples, implicating the plumbing system as the likely conduit for infection.
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Last week, a Malaysian parliamentary inquiry slammed the board of 1MDB for being irresponsible and urged a probe into its former chief, but stopped short of implicating the prime minister.
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That little rupture in the presentation—Allen was a character and a performer and an onlooker all at once—drew me even closer to the action onstage, implicating me somehow.
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His former lawyer has been sentenced to three years in prison after implicating the president as an unindicted co-conspirator, and special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation is still ongoing.
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For example, officials fear an 11th hour release of fake documents implicating one of the candidates in an explosive scandal without time for the news media to fact check it.
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Getting shot by the cops would not only make him something of a martyr, but it would do the double duty of implicating the L.A.P.D. in a potentially racist shooting.
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So, aside from the fact that it is illegal for Carrie to tell Keane any classified information, Carrie would either be implicating herself, or her mentor, Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin).
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The party says it wants to tackle corruption but some critics have accused Vietnam's rulers of embarking on a witch-hunt following the launch of investigations implicating increasingly senior figures.
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In late February, Cohen testified before Congress, implicating several Trump Organization executives whom he said knew about financial misstatements and were involved in reimbursing him for the hush-money scheme.
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The judge held that Delaware corporate law does not permit companies to steer investors to a particular forum for so-called "external" claims implicating issues beyond directors' duties to shareholders.
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Russian long jumper Darya Klishina was barred from Games by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) following new evidence implicating her in revelations of state-backed doping in Russia.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) played a "central role" in implicating IPIC in the scheme to launder money from Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, the fund said in a statement.
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Calls for Trump's removal have renewed this week after his former longtime lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to charges including a campaign finance violation, implicating the president in the process.
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How Brazil will handle these revelations, implicating key figures in the current administration and throwing doubt on some of the key political events of the past five years, remains uncertain.
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Only later did his lawyers discover that prosecutors had withheld the transcript of an interview with another prisoner directly implicating two other men — and only those men — in the murder.
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"This research sheds light on how a form of childhood blood cancer might develop, implicating a complex combination of genetics and early exposure to germs, dirt, and illness," Swanton said.
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With Germany tightening immigration controls and several recent terrorist incidents implicating Syrians, Khattab is keen to highlight the ingenuity of the growing Syrian diaspora who are involved in technological endeavours.
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While reviewing the charges, Cohen told the judge that he made two six-figure payments to women at the direction of a candidate for federal office, essentially implicating the president.
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While reviewing the charges, Cohen told the judge that he made two six-figure payments to women at the direction of a candidate for federal office, essentially implicating the president.
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He was also accused of using his presidential power to help settle a legal case implicating that auto-parts business, and getting Samsung to pay $5 million in lawyer fees.
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We spoke about the importance of implicating each member of the community and the cross-generational fight to gain collective power, and taking ownership of their communities as being essential.
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An octopuslike bribery scheme carried out by the Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht has spawned investigations in more than a dozen countries, implicating leaders from Chile to Colombia, Mexico to Mozambique.
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A White House consumed with drafting statements denying wrongdoing by a president who does a darn good job of implicating himself in that wrongdoing is a White House in turmoil.
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Washington (CNN)Gordon Sondland wrote his name in history and triggered a turning point in the House impeachment inquiry with stunning testimony implicating the President in an abuse of power.
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Washington (CNN)The impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump has already seen it all: contentious public hearings, unexpected bombshells, testimony implicating the President and a fair share of conspiracy theories.
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For people on American soil, the same legal protections for individual privacy exists regardless of whether evidence implicating them in a crime came from the intelligence community or law enforcement.
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" On CNN, @SenJohnKennedy downplays federal prosecutors implicating President Trump in crimes: "Well, when I read the filings by Mr. Mueller, I was looking primarily for evidence of illegal Russian collusion.
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If Mueller finds information implicating Trump, he likely won't be able to indict the president, meaning it will be up to Congress to decide whether to punish the president with impeachment.
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Russian military operatives spread misinformation and propaganda on Instagram that reached 20 million Americans, implicating the company in an election interference scandal that will continue through the upcoming mid-term elections.
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FIFA agreed to start publishing executive pay in modernizing reforms approved last month as a response to American and Swiss federal investigations of corruption implicating dozens of soccer officials, including Blatter.
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Colonel Vindman overheard the conversation, and reportedly told investigators that a rough transcript published in September, already implicating the president in seeking a favour, omitted passages that look even more damning.
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Judicial independence is not a trivial matter, of course, but it cuts both ways, implicating not only the president but his Senate opponents as well, as the Blumenthal interview makes clear.
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While reviewing the charges, Cohen told the judge that he made two six-figure payments to women at the direction of a candidate for federal office, all-but implicating the president.
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Instead, the governor and his aides, keenly aware of Mr. Christie's presidential ambitions and how a scandal could damage them, were more worried about keeping any evidence implicating his office hidden.
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Mr. Rossi, the Mussolini aide who directed the hit squad, fled to Paris, and to avoid taking the fall for the murder, he offered The New York Times documentation implicating Mussolini.
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Old women and young girls were stripped and searched for evidence of third nipples — on which Satan's imps were thought to suck — and tortured until they confessed, implicating others in desperation.
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The defective vaccine might not confer immunity but would not affect human safety, provincial authorities had said in November, implicating another company, Wuhan Institute of Biological Products, in substandard DPT vaccines.
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Hours earlier, his team had published a highly anticipated database containing voluminous evidence of Russia's state-sponsored doping program, implicating more than 1,000 athletes and rebutting Russia's denials of government involvement.
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Less than a year after City College's "Grand Slam," the team declined to finish out its season after a gambling scandal implicating several players (and a few other teams) was revealed.
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Therefore, the proper course of conduct, if Mueller were to find evidence of a crime implicating the President, would be for him to refer the matter to the House of Representatives.
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A darker possibility is that, given an apparent series of Russia-linked assassinations in the West, Manafort fears violent reprisals against himself or his family should he give information implicating Russians.
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According to allegations made by the family that controls J&F, President Temer is accused of endorsing the alleged bribery of a potential witness in a corruption probe implicating scores of politicians.
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What's remarkable about all of this is that Flynn did do it -- and it wound up not implicating Trump or anyone in his orbit in collusion with the Russians to this point.
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Police have been falsely linked to the shooting after an officer's ID card was shared on social media implicating him in the crime, the National Police said, denying any agents were involved.
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In its report, the parliamentary committee had slammed the board of state fund 1MDB for being irresponsible and urged a probe into its former chief executive, but stopped short of implicating Najib.
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Trump and his allies have since attacked Romney, with the president accusing the Utah senator of being a "Democrat secret asset" and baselessly implicating him in a conspiracy theory related to Ukraine.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, according to the court papers, and also obtained emails from Loughlin allegedly implicating her in the scam, the documents state.
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Those probes are focused almost exclusively on Moscow's actions, lawmakers and intelligence officials say, and no evidence has surfaced publicly implicating other countries despite Trump's suggestion that others could have been involved.
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Fowler told CyberScoop that while he wasn't implicating the developers behind the apps of doing anything nefarious, the fact that they'd gone to such lengths to conceal their identities was inherently suspicious.
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The camera fixates on them — until the pretty thing turns her head to face us head-on, her unwavering gaze of defiance, sadness, or fear somehow implicating the audience in her distress.
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I can hear only a singer not quite careful enough to realize who she's implicating, or why, singing in a style and to an audience as indifferent to nuance as she is.
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Implicating the player and comparing our pursuit of power to Ganon's is not a new idea, but since Zelda utilizes it so sparingly, it feels novel and scary in its own right.
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Former Minister Gordhan, in an open letter on Friday rejecting KPMG's apology, said the audit firm's report implicating him had damaged South Africa's young democracy, and that he was considering legal steps.
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When Mr. Castellucci makes what seems an obvious move — turning the camera on the seats, implicating the audience — he doesn't offer the live feed we might expect; instead, the seats appear empty.
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Extradition would carry with it the tacit admission that Mexico is not able to maintain control of Chapo, as well as the risk that he could reveal information implicating officials in corruption.
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He has now been charged with the murder of his longtime friend Susan Berman, whom he has been accused of killing in 2000 to prevent her from implicating him in Kathie's death.
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When she glances directly at the camera — so fleetingly I wondered if I had imagined it — she seems to be implicating all of us in a system determined to grind her down.
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More than a statement of sectarian rigidity, the Revolutionary Guard's statement implicating Saudi Arabia in Wednesday's attacks should be seen in the context of ever-worsening strategic tensions between Tehran and Riyadh.
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The president and those close to him have hung their hopes on Durham implicating former officials in wrongdoing to validate their long-held belief that Trump was a victim of government spying.
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But now, with Cohen pleading guilty to the felony of making an excessive campaign contribution, and implicating the president in the process, the value of the disclosure is getting a fresh look.
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Potentially the most damaging piece of news for Trump was Cohen implicating the president in an illegal scheme to silence two women from making public their claims of having sex with him.
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Over the past month the colloquial definition of "fake news" has expanded beyond usefulness, implicating everything from partisan news to satire to conspiracy theories before being turned, finally, back against its creators.
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The state is not just going after a single app maker or ad company; it's also implicating the ad platforms of Google and Twitter, and the vetting process of Google's app store.
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He would pay homage to the Rosenbergs — Julius had been his college classmate and Young Communist League comrade — as heroes who had refused to save their lives by confessing or implicating others.
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Chilean civil authorities have said they are investigating 36 accusations against bishops, clerics and lay workers in the Church, from among 144 reports of sexual abuse implicating 158 Church workers made since 2000.
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Federal agents secretly recorded telephone calls with Huffman and a cooperating witness, according to the court papers, as well as obtained emails from Loughlin allegedly implicating her in the scam, the documents state.
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Two SAC hedge fund managers who dealt directly with him, Mathew Martoma and Michael S. Steinberg, were convicted and received long prison sentences but would not provide evidence implicating Mr. Cohen in wrongdoing.
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President Donald Trump tried Thursday night to move the conversation away from his former lawyer implicating him in federal crimes by tweeting out a common talking point of white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
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SAO PAULO, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Brazil's federal police are serving 14 search warrants on Monday in connection with a bribery probe implicating meatpacker JBS SA and tax authorities, they said in a statement.
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Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to two felonies–implicating the president in both crimes in court–and then Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was found guilty of eight criminal charges.
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Notably, while the group says to have hacked each of the three insurance firms it identified, Hiscox's statement casts doubt on that claim, specifically by implicating a single law firm as the source.
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The implicating documents, retrieved from the corpse of a former Gaddafi lieutenant found in the Danube River, have revived a past that the newly reinvented man of the people would certainly prefer forgotten.
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As we reported ... Teairra sued Akbar, along with 50 Cent ... and her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, claims to have a significant piece of evidence implicating Akbar, who denies being the source of the leak.
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"The web of sexual assault allegations implicating Cosby, an internationally renowned comedian commonly referred to as 'America's Dad,' constitutes a public controversy," U.S. Circuit Judge Sandra Lynch wrote for the three-judge panel.
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The following year, a sort of sequel came in the form of the Paradise Papers scoop implicating more than 120 politicians from around the world in similar schemes of quasi-legal tax avoidance.
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"It's tempting to wish for Twitter's demise just to get rid of Donald Trump's tweets, but the best thing he can do for democracy is to keep implicating himself in crimes," Jarvis said.
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A copy was given to The New York Times by a government official who believed the classification of the emails was unfairly implicating diplomats and other officials conducting diplomacy in the modern era.
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Two days later, Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Teori Zavascki died in a plane crash seen by many as suspicious given that Zavascki had been analyzing testimony implicating many powerful Brazilian politicians in corruption.
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Cohen, who once said he would "take a bullet" for the president, instead delivered a legal blow to Trump, implicating him in a felony and inviting a furious blowback from the president's allies.
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Before he was an informant implicating former American soldiers in mercenary-style slayings on behalf of a global drug and gun empire he controlled, Paul Le Roux was a guy with a computer.
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Senate Republicans will tell you that the news this week implicating President Donald Trump in a campaign finance felony is serious — and it looks like they intend to do absolutely nothing about it.
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Mr. Trump and his Republican allies vowed on Monday to pursue and even punish those responsible for the special counsel's Russia investigation now that it has ended without implicating him or his campaign.
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In the show, as in reality, the boys make statements under pressure, implicating themselves and one another in the brutal rape of a woman who had been jogging in Central Park in 1989.
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A leak of millions of files from the firm has cast a global spotlight on the creation of more than 200,000 companies in offshore tax havens, implicating scores of politicians and business figures.
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Sports federations like those overseeing skiing and biathlon have suspended Russian athletes, and others are continuing to review information privately handed over by the World Anti-Doping Agency implicating more than 600 athletes.
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Petrobras did not immediately respond to request for comment This is the 70th phase of the Car Wash investigation that began in 2014, implicating hundreds of people and shaking up Brazil's political establishment.
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But his address to Turkey's parliament on Tuesday will have pleased US President Trump as much as it will have the Saudis: it contained no smoking gun directly implicating his Middle East ally.
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But Banksy has always resisted the commercialization of his work — and when he has turned a tidy profit, he's habitually done so by directly critiquing, and sometimes implicating, consumers of his own art.
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Avenatti — an attorney representing porn actress Stormy Daniels — tweeted on Sunday that he is representing a woman with "credible information" implicating Kavanaugh and his classmate, Mark Judge, in a alleged pattern of sexual assault.
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Their report exposed a scandal implicating several religious orders as well as evidence that the Chilean church hierarchy systematically covered up or minimized abuse, including pressuring church investigators to discredit those making abuse accusations.
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Corruption is still in In Brazil, a massive corruption scandal implicating politicians in all the leading parties, as well as a two-year economic recession, has Brazilians calling for their own version of Trump.
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The relentless presentation of these images repositions them by making a Western audience painfully aware of their exploitive, erotic nature under the guise of social science, and by implicating us in their imperial origins.
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It's a move that blends his youthful cool-guy persona with an ability to effortlessly attract attention to himself, while also implicating the swirling currents of racial and gender privilege that surround his campaign.
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Where this story goes further, however, is in showing that data-sharing partnerships allowed for user information to flow out of the social network very recently — implicating some of the biggest players in tech.
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The "facts" behind the Trump advertisement implicating Biden — which has been viewed on Facebook no fewer than five million times — have been definitively debunked, and CNN declined to air the ad for that reason.
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She testified that she never saw the defendant's face and that she signed a statement implicating Martinez and his two codefendants because she'd been at the station "too long" and wanted to return home.
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Satter, perhaps best known for implicating Russian intelligence services in the September 1999 apartment bombings in Buynaksk, Moscow, and Volgodonsk, which killed 293 people, had mistakenly entered his password into a credential harvesting site.
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Taylor stopped short of directly implicating the president, saying he believed the push for political investigations was coming from Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, but had not spoken to Giuliani or Trump about it.
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A sweeping three-year-old probe of endemic corruption in Brazil has uncovered a web of political bribes and kickbacks implicating dozens of politicians, including President Michel Temer and a quarter of his cabinet.
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In Sharif's rendering, "Look" is at once a command to see and to grieve the people these words describe — and also a means of implicating the reader in the violence delivered upon those people.
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Neither of Friday's deadlines involves action implicating the President directly in any wrongdoing, more than 18 months after Mueller was chosen to find out whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russian election interference in 463.
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Mr. Lee was also accused of using his presidential power to help settle a legal case implicating the auto-parts company, getting a business conglomerate to pay $5.8 million in lawyer fees, they said.
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Assuming his support, they widened the scope of their corruption investigations, uncovering webs of organized crime permeating the electoral process, and implicating the business community and politicians, including members of Mr. Morales's political party.
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"Just the day before, there was some unsealed information implicating some people very high up," she said, referring to the hundreds of pages of documents from a defamation lawsuit from one of Epstein's accusers.
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The charges, brought by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, introduced hard facts to a polarized political debate over Russia's intervention in American democracy, while not yet implicating President Trump or his associates.
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These irreverently disrupt the painted images with blank patches or glimpses of reality, depending upon where you stand, at once punching holes in the medium's spatial integrity and also implicating us in history's devastations.
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Reginald Adams spent 34 years in prison for the murder of a police officer's wife, only to be freed after a police report implicating a different man was found buried in unrelated case files.
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Trump, who has said in the past he did not know about the meeting in advance, suggested Cohen was implicating Trump in exchange for possible immunity on unrelated charges related to his business dealings.
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With a number of high-profile corruption scandals implicating House Republicans unfolding in the final months of the election year, Democrats are banking on this message to bring them sweeping electoral wins once again.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Islamic State is trying to ride a wave of religious radicalization by falsely claiming a spate of killings in Bangladesh, a government minister said, adding there was enough evidence implicating domestic militant groups.
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AmaBhungane has released some of more than 100,000 leaked emails and documents implicating government officials in a graft scandal that has piled pressure on Zuma and deepened splits in the ruling African National Congress party.
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It says he transferred data and photographs to outside parties and installed software onto the computers of three other employees that would continue exporting information if he left the company while implicating his co-workers.
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In the last few weeks, such a charitable interpretation has become very hard to sustain, especially as other details—implicating Marvin Minsky and Joi Ito, who has apologized for taking money from Epstein—became public.
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If he has testimony to give implicating the president in some way, he would have greater sway with Republicans than what the White House has been calling the "unelected bureaucrats" who have talked to investigators.
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This is despite the fact that there's a large and growing body of research implicating fine particle pollution in everything from lower school test scores to lower work productivity to deaths (particularly in the elderly).
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On same day Trump's campaign chairman was convicted of crimes and his former lawyer pleaded guilty of crimes while implicating the president in them, Trump supporters break out in "lock her up!" chants. pic.twitter.com/2a3HgleQal
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"This study adds to the pile of evidence implicating e-cigarette use in cigarette smoking uptake and also adds new evidence that use of other products also is associated with cigarette smoking uptake," Leventhal said.
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TV and the HarrisX polling company, found that 2900 percent of respondents said they vote should be delayed following the conviction of Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, and Cohen implicating Trump in a guilty plea.
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Trump was intentionally silent during his one public event on Wednesday in the Roosevelt Room as reporters pressed Trump for reaction to Cohen's three-year prison sentence and his allegations implicating Trump in federal crimes.
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But survivors who return to Cambodia often decide against filing police complaints because they fear implicating their relatives in criminality, according to Thol Meng, deputy chief of the anti-trafficking bureau in Kompong Cham province.
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A career US diplomat gave some of the most damning testimony to Congress about Trump's policy in Ukraine, directly implicating him in dangling critical military aid to force Ukraine to cave to his personal demands.
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Relations with Washington became strained after the U.S. Department of Justice filed lawsuits in July implicating the prime minister in the money-laundering probe at 1MDB, the advisory board of which Najib chaired until recently.
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The state dismissed all charges against Mr. Crawford last year after officials acknowledged that evidence suggested his infant son died with pneumonia and bacteria in his blood, implicating sepsis in the death rather than murder.
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It's been four days since Reuters published an expose implicating Egyptian security forces in the kidnapping, torture, and murder of Italian graduate student Giulio Regeni, and in Egypt threats against the news organization are mounting.
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The officers pointed out that Atlangeriev hadn't yet committed any arrestable offenses in Britain, and the intelligence implicating him in a murder plot couldn't be revealed without exposing sensitive sources and listening posts in Moscow.
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Experts on criminal law say they believe the case against Mr. Greenwald is likely to get dismissed soon, arguing there is no credible evidence in the 95-page complaint implicating Mr. Greenwald in criminal conduct.
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Vance seeks these documents as part of a fairly broad-reaching criminal investigation that may ultimately implicate Trump himself, but that may also only wind up implicating some of Trump's companies or his business associates.
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In rapid fire speeches from the House floor on Wednesday, many Republicans ignored the pile of evidence implicating Trump -- and accused Democrats of impeaching him because they hated him and couldn't beat him in 2020.
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Last month, junior foreign minister Shahriar Alam told Reuters that Islamic State was trying to ride a wave of religious radicalisation by falsely claiming killings and said there was enough evidence implicating domestic militant groups.
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"The more we have coming from Washington and Riyadh implicating the Iranians in this attack, there may be more pressure for Washington to back words with action," said Helima Croft, head of global commodities research.
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Last month, junior foreign minister Shahriar Alam told Reuters that Islamic State was trying to ride a wave of religious radicalization by falsely claiming killings, and said there was enough evidence implicating domestic militant groups.
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The Nigeria case was still in an investigative stage when the complaints were made against Zingales and Litvack, alleging they had defamed Descalzi by implicating him in corruption over the Nigeria purchase, the sources added.
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But Reich says, in his new book, Who We Are and How We Got Here: Ancient DNA and the New Science of the Human Past, that geneticists can talk about genetic differences without implicating racial stereotypes.
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Years of corruption scandals implicating senior party officials and government ministers have sullied the ANC's reputation and could prove costly on May 13 as opposition parties target malfeasance as a key pillar of their election campaigns.
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Kurz said on Monday that an Austrian media outlet had received copies of emails purportedly exchanged between him and a close ally in his center-right People's Party, Gernot Bluemel, implicating them in the Ibiza scandal.
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The subpoena marks the first overt consequence from Cohen's public congressional appearance, where he provided yet-to-be-corroborated testimony implicating his former boss in a litany of possible crimes, from financial fraud to witness tampering.
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Football, at the NFL level and elsewhere, does many of the things that war does, but talking about it as a sort of play-war makes it less implicating to watch and less complicated to consume.
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Questions about the verity of the story have fueled curiosity over who "Becky with the good hair" might be, even pushing some fans to attack fashion designer Rachel Roy for seemingly implicating now-deleted Instagram post.
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But there is mounting evidence to suggest that security forces are overstepping their bounds, implicating people with no connection to terrorist groups and targeting others based on little more than mosque affiliation or social media posts.
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The probe is the latest in a string of high profile graft investigations under President Joko Widodo, who is working to improve the image of Indonesia's energy sector after a series of scandals implicating government officials.
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I'm implicating myself too; instead of just turning off my iPhone, changing my nighttime habits, and trying to meditate like everyone always tells you to do, I wanted a blanket to solve my problems for me.
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Obviously, only when such release might put a dent in the Russia cloud that they have deliberately perpetuated regardless of the drip, drip, drip of evidence implicating high-ranking FBI, CIA and Justice officials in wrongdoing.
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The prosecutor at Mr. Martin's trial, Marc Fliedner, denied any wrongdoing when the district attorney's office notified Justice D'Emic in June that documents implicating other suspects were improperly kept from both of Mr. Martin's previous lawyers.
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A career foreign-service officer and war veteran, Taylor gave the most damning testimony to date against the president, directly implicating him as ordering the US to freeze military aid unless Zelensky acceded to his demands.
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Representative Adam Schiff's Pardon Abuse Prevention Act provides a good start; it could be supplemented to apply to so-called dangled pardons and to force disclosure of discussions with pardon seekers in investigations implicating the president.
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He confessed that he had arranged the hush money "in coordination with, and at the direction of, a candidate for federal office," implicating the president publicly for the first time in a federal campaign finance crime.
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Lawmakers leading the impeachment inquiry say they are more confident than ever they have clinched their case against Trump — while Republicans continue to assert there is no direct evidence implicating the president in a Ukraine scheme.
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Trump and his allies are placing a big bet that they can tear Biden down by implicating him in a Ukraine scandal that has engulfed the administration and provoked House Democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry.
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" The suit says the government agencies "failed to promptly review agency records," and notes that some of the documents that are sought "relate to a subject of heightened media interest implicating questions concerning the government's integrity.
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Temer said it was "irresponsible, ridiculous, mendacious and criminal" to suggest, as Machado did, that he had sought campaign funds for his party from the graft scheme, the first direct link implicating Temer in the scandal.
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But with a bloody stalemate in the Korean War abroad and various corruption scandals implicating some of his administration officials, the rest of the year wasn't a happy one for Truman, who had grown deeply unpopular.
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She adds that they're also linked to disruptions in neural and reproductive development, as well as to changes in hormone levels, potentially implicating them in hormone-related problems, such as uterine fibroids and polycystic ovary syndrome.
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Since the beginning of the so-called Gurtel investigation in 2007, there have been a string of other graft inquiries into the PP, with the latest ones implicating the party's leadership in Madrid and Valencia this month.
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The comments came after U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn on Thursday accused Facebook's law firm of insulting the court by sending just a junior attorney to address him in lawsuits implicating violent attacks on Israelis.
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Privately, he takes on more presidential duties (CNBC) Michael Cohen, the former longtime personal lawyer and fixer for President Trump, faces sentencing for a slew of crimes this morning, including ones potentially implicating Trump in illegal conduct.
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It was the result of a bizarre theory that has circulated on right-wing conspiracy sites for more than a year, alleging that the site was part of a pedophilia ring implicating top aides to Hillary Clinton.
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Brussels linked the EU ban to "deficiencies detected in the Brazilian official control system" following a corruption investigation implicating Brazilian food companies and health officials, whom federal prosecutors accused of colluding to evade quality and safety checks.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer on Saturday angrily challenged a recorded conversation implicating him in a corruption probe, saying he would continue as president and asking the Supreme Court to verify the integrity of the recording.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke said in an interview Monday that a campaign event held by President Donald Trump last week "was almost an impromptu Nuremberg rally," implicating Trump supporters with an invocation of Nazism.
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Legal analysts said it is possible that Mueller has evidence implicating Stone in some kind of conspiracy related to the email releases, but withheld them from the indictment so as not to tip off other potential defendants.
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In interviews, administration officials said they were still sorting through the evidence that North Korea was involved, and left open the possibility that the thieves deliberately left evidence implicating the country to throw investigators off their trail.
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The investigation is the latest in a number of high-profile graft investigations under President Joko Widodo, who has sought to clean up the image of Indonesia's energy sector after a series of scandals implicating government official.
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By successfully eliciting new and implicating details about Trump's contacts with Ukraine, Democrats experienced a boost of momentum during their first opportunity to make their case to the American people that the president is unfit for office.
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Trump vented his frustration over the investigation with Whitaker in recent weeks, according to reporting by CNN, voicing anger over prosecutors implicating the president in a 2016 scheme to pay women who alleged extramarital affairs with Trump.
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Tuesday's damaging double-dose of legal news for the President, with his former personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen pleading guilty to eight criminal counts and implicating Trump in his court statement, made the political case clearer.
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In contrast to Serial's flashy, obsessive and ultimately unresolved whodunit, Ms. Baran's jumps off from the story of one crime to tell a much bigger tale — one implicating an entire sheriff's office in decades of failed policing.
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"Their thinking is, 'We know he's free again, we know him and we'll think he'll hang himself in this interview by implicating himself, so let's see it,'" Wrong said in a teleconference, speaking of the victims' families.
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Republican leaders are meanwhile increasingly confident they will have the votes to block Democratic demands for the testimony of new trial witnesses, including John Bolton, who reportedly has information implicating Trump in pressuring Ukraine for political favors.
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Given his evidence implicating Giuliani, Pence, Pompeo and outgoing Energy Secretary Rick Perry, is it incumbent for the legitimacy of the probe to make a new effort to secure testimony from officials who are refusing to appear.
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Growing speculation about a Palocci collaboration comes one week after details of a plea bargain deal by executives of engineering firm Odebrecht SA rocked Brazilian politics by implicating dozens of lawmakers, eight ministers and President Michel Temer.
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An extreme example was when President Nikolić warned the Prosecutor "to be careful about what he is digging up in Serbia," when evidence, implicating the current Chief of the Serbian Army with a mass grave, was revealed.
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Within weeks of the DNA hits, Lunsford had plenty of evidence implicating Austin and Garcia: Both were from Oakland, but a warrant for their cellphone records showed they'd pinged towers near Monte Sereno the night of the homicide.
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The barrage of allegations continued even after McCarrick's resignation, with an unending stream of charges issued by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò against Pope Francis, implicating the pope as a conspirator in the decadeslong cover-up of McCarrick's abuses.
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The person with the heroin addiction later signed an affidavit alleging Guevara plied him with food, clothing, and sexual contact visits with a girlfriend while he was in custody in exchange for his testimony implicating others in murder.
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The subpoena followed Cohen's public congressional appearance in February, during which he provided yet-to-be-corroborated testimony implicating his former boss in a litany of possible misdeed, including misstating the value of Trump's assets to insurance companies.
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But the big unanswered question is whether prosecutors in the US Attorney's Office of the Southern District of New York hope to pursue the hush money case further — by implicating the Trump Organization or even the president himself.
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Harding avoided serving prison time for the attack after Gillooly took a plea bargain in exchange for implicating her, but she was placed on probation for three years, sentenced to 500 hours of community service and fined $160,000.
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Pakistan authorities sealed offices and shut several religious schools run by the group, but security officials said a special team set up to look into the attack found no evidence implicating Azhar or associates in the January raid.
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If the Cohen investigation unearthed evidence implicating the President in the crimes of conviction — whether through statements by Cohen or through documents seized from him — that is very good news for Mueller and very bad news for Trump.
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A subsequent investigation commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency, global sports' drug regulator, confirmed his account with forensic evidence and revealed the vast scope of the cheating, implicating some 1,000 athletes who competed from 2011 to 2015.
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In the opinion, the court said the case was the most egregious trial delay it had ever seen, implicating everyone whom Mr. Tigano had come in contact with: judges, lawyers, prosecutors, United States marshals, even a court reporter.
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Then, in August, a Pennsylvania grand jury released a report implicating 300 priests in that state in the abuse of over 1,000 minors, mostly in the 1970s and '80s, and countless others in participating in the cover-up.
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While Trump retweeted a post promoting a conspiracy theory implicating Bill Clinton in the convicted sex offender's apparent suicide, Democrats called for more investigations that could help shed light on what took place at Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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The special counsel focuses on Mr. Cohen's contacts with people connected to the White House in 2017 and 2018, possibly further implicating the president and others in his orbit in conspiracy to obstruct justice or to suborn perjury.
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According to police and legal sources with direct knowledge of the probe, Fenech is seeking legal immunity in return for testimony that would implicate Schembri and reveal a wide scheme of corruption on the island implicating senior politicians.
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The legal implications of this latest chapter in foreign assistance in Trump's presidential campaigns are deeply serious, implicating a host of potential crimes, including federal campaign finance violations, bribery, extortion, obstruction of justice and bans on foreign lobbying.
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After his arrest, Mr. Alley gave a statement implicating himself in the killing, although many of the details he provided were inaccurate; he also told psychiatrists soon after his arrest that he had no actual memory of it.
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Trump's upset presidential win the next month prompted two reactions in Kiev: Consternation over the government's role in implicating his campaign chairman and hope that a Trump administration would ease pressure on the government to clean up corruption.
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A concentration of the nation's most powerful men and women, congressional staffers and lawmakers have been hearing rumors of bombshell sexual harassment reports to come, possibly implicating upward of 20 or 30 lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 18 (Reuters) - South Africa's Oakbay Investments said on Tuesday that a court filing by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan implicating the firm and its owners, who have close ties to President Jacob Zuma, in suspicious transactions is flawed.
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The first one-on-one interview with Harding after the U.S. Figure Skating Championships came when an anonymous letter implicating Harding's ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly, and her bodyguard, Shawn Eckhardt, in Kerrigan's attack turned up on reporter Schatz's desk.
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But Ankara, which has provided the news media with a steady drip of leaks from the Turkish investigation implicating Saudi leadership in Khashoggi's death, has ruled out any sort of cooperation with the US to wind down its investigation.
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And as Coaston writes, we as a society are terrible at talking about racism out of fear of implicating ourselves or problematic ideas that we grew up around: There's a larger problem, one far bigger than King, or conservatism.
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In 2015, construction tycoon Sung Wan-jong killed himself and left a note implicating several politicians within the President's ruling Saenuri Party of corruption, including former Prime Minister Lee Wan-koo and ex-chief of staff Lee Byung-kee.
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As part of the agreement, Andrade Gutierrez provided evidence implicating five other engineering firms that allegedly colluded in the bidding for contracts to build or renovate stadiums used in the 2014 FIFA World Cup hosted by Brazil, Cade said.
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The story took a particularly strange turn last year when Mr. Peerenboom's legal team said that a private lab had found a direct DNA match on the outside of one of the sent envelopes, implicating Mr. Perlmutter's wife, Laura.
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Mr. Temer said it was "irresponsible, ridiculous, mendacious and criminal" to suggest, as Mr. Machado did, that he had sought campaign funds for his party from the graft scheme, the first direct link implicating Mr. Temer in the scandal.
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In his opening statement during public impeachment hearings Wednesday, Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, gave one of the most explicit, jarring confirmations of a quid pro quo agreement implicating the Trump administration and the Ukrainian president.
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It's just one more crisis in a country that has been rocked to the core by a massive bribery investigation implicating top business leaders and powerful politicians -- most of them from Rousseff's Workers Party and Temer's centrist PMDB party.
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The story took a particularly strange turn last year when Mr. Peerenboom's legal team said that a private lab had found a direct DNA match on the outside of one of the sent envelopes, implicating Mr. Perlmutter's wife, Laura.
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But if Mueller did not end up implicating Trump after his long investigation, the political world will likely view that as an exoneration of Trump, and the conclusion of the scandal that's overshadowed his presidency more than any other.
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He has vowed to work to stop the rule change on grounds it would allow the government to use one warrant to access and search thousands or millions of computers at once, potentially implicating those suspected of no wrongdoing.
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The timing of Comey's letter — sent just 11 days before the presidential election — created a media and political firestorm, and seemed to pose the prospect of some sort of smoking gun deeply implicating Clinton that could swing the election.
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The American case largely avoided implicating officials in Asia, but by then regional soccer leaders had already faced a reckoning after a series of internal investigations into the conduct of Sheikh Salman's predecessor, Bin Hammam, and his leadership team.
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He told a judge in United States District Court in Manhattan that the payments to the women were made "in coordination with and at the direction of a candidate for federal office," implicating the president in a federal crime.
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While Nike has been hush-hush about the details surrounding the two top executives' departures, in a statement the company said it is looking into workplace behavioral issues but that it was not implicating any one person or department.
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But if Mueller did not end up implicating Trump after his long investigation, the political world will likely view that as an exoneration for Trump, and the conclusion of the scandal that's overshadowed his presidency more than any other.
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Their reactions directly contradict statements by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis last week that there was no "smoking gun" intelligence directly implicating the crown prince, who is the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia.
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The resolution also calls for the release of two Reuters reporters, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, who reported on the killing of 10 Rohingya men in Rakhine State in the west of the country, implicating Myanmar's security forces.
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But for all the noise we make about everything you should never post on social media, it should really go without saying that potentially implicating yourself in a felony crime by way of a publicly available video is a no-go.
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From the apparent absurdity of the premise, Bambitchell draw out more uncomfortable legacies of seemingly ridiculous practices, implicating film in the history of animal abuse via Thomas Edison's 1903 short Electrocuting an Elephant (which is exactly what it sounds like).
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The comments were seen as a veiled attack on the West as Najib looked to strengthen ties with China, after the U.S. Justice Department filed lawsuits in July implicating him in a money laundering scandal around the sovereign wealth fund 1MDB.
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Still, even a scandal implicating so many aides wasn't enough to sink Reagan — he left office as a popular president, his successor George H.W. Bush won the 1988 election in a landslide, and he remains venerated by his party today.
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The affidavit alleges that Loughlin and her husband had her daughters pose as coxswains for a local crew team and on rowing machines, adding that federal agents obtained emails from Loughlin and her husband allegedly implicating them in the scam.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian Education Minister Aloizio Mercadante on Tuesday denied he offered to pay for the silence of a former ruling party senator to prevent him from implicating the government in a sweeping investigation at state-run oil company Petrobras.
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Dating from 1977 through 2015 and implicating people close to many political and business leaders worldwide, the files also include the largest known cache of inside information on the links between the art market and the shady world of offshore corporations.
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Not only did President Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen mysteriously find new documents further implicating the president in wrongdoing, news reports outed Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner as someone whom officials thought shouldn't be given security clearance.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African president Jacob Zuma hit out at an anti-corruption watchdog investigation implicating him, telling parliament on Wednesday that the process had been "unfair" to him and that the probe was carried out "in a funny way".
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The pair drew the ire of the government -- and the wrath, in particular, of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- by publishing a story implicating Turkey's national intelligence service in running guns to pro-Islamist groups in Syria, Turkey's neighbor to the south.
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Additionally, it might have been Kushner's failure to disclose this meeting with the Russian lawyer when he applied for security clearance that led his attorneys to amend the application, and that led the story, implicating Donald Jr., to go public.
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Potential Trump primary challengers Had Mueller delivered a blow to Trump by implicating him in a conspiracy or obstruction, the president's critics within the party may have had an opening to argue for an alternative atop the ticket in 85033.
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Almost all the figures are grouped on the painting's left side, taking up around three-fifths of the dance floor, with one shirtless figure in the far left foreground, standing sideways, head turned and looking at you, implicating your presence.
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Cohen has attracted increased public scrutiny since he pleaded guilty to eight criminal charges in a separate federal case in August, implicating Trump in a scheme that involved paying off women to prevent negative information from emerging during the campaign.
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For instance, JAMA Internal Medicine—the journal for which she serves as editor—last year published a paper showing sugar industry influence may have affected the dissemination of research, burying results implicating sugar in cardiovascular disease while overplaying fat's role.
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While the report proves the existence of doping cover-ups across summer, winter, and Paralympic sports, it found more evidence pertaining to summer athletes, implicating over 600 (84 percent) athletes, as compared to the 95 (16 percent) of winter athletes.
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The head of the New York City Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, Patrick Lynch, accused her of trying to take a "third bite at the apple" after two investigations had failed to reach what he called a "predetermined outcome" implicating Officer Pantaleo.
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The president railed against plea deals in general after Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty last month to breaking campaign finance laws and other charges, implicating Mr. Trump in the cover-up of a potential sex scandal during the 2016 presidential race.
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Mr. Trump assailed plea deals after Mr. Cohen, his longtime lawyer, pleaded guilty last month to breaking campaign finance laws and other charges, implicating Mr. Trump in the cover-up of a potential sex scandal during the 2016 presidential race.
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Washington did provide aid on a large scale to Syrian armed opposition, but kept it mostly under wraps, presumably to avoid implicating American prestige in a battle that might well be lost, and where the United States' interests are narrow.
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This raises the specter of a fearful president attempting to muzzle Special Counsel Robert Mueller or hinder him from revealing whether his 18-month-long grand jury investigation has turned up evidence of criminality implicating Donald Trump or his immediate family.
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Still, there's no actual evidence that his refusal to cooperate is specifically due to a fear of implicating his father-in-law or other family members — or that his father-in-law is in danger of being charged with any crime.
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Mr. Cohen was forced to abase himself before a roomful of reporters, admitting to a wide range of serious wrongdoing, including tax evasion and bank fraud — while also directly implicating the president of the United States in federal campaign finance violations.
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That world has now come to life on the stark pages of federal court documents that detail violations of campaign finance and tax laws, implicating President Trump and reprising Watergate-era talk of "high crimes and misdemeanors" and possible impeachment.
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To date, the criticism of the Justice Department has focused on its seemingly hasty judgment that a federal crime had not been committed and on Attorney General William Barr's decision not to recuse himself from a matter directly implicating him.
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It would fall to Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to seek evidence implicating Ukraine in 2016 election meddling—a quixotic mission fueled by his client's insistence on complete exoneration as his own administration deepened its probe into Russia's very real involvement.
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Should Mr. Mueller unearth information implicating the president or members of his immediate family in serious crimes, it could put enormous and in many cases unwanted pressure on Congress to take action — and on congressional candidates to take a stand.
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State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam told Reuters in an interview last month that Islamic State was trying to ride a wave of religious radicalization by falsely claiming killings, and said there was enough evidence implicating domestic militant groups.
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The special counsel is not trying to create crimes but to investigate crimes that have potentially already happened and future crimes that Russia plans to carry out and to determine whether or not there was collusion implicating the Trump campaign.
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She hasn't made public remarks about her plans since, but on Thursday the California Democrat tweeted that Trump engaged in an "unprecedented, total obstruction of Congress" following a new report further implicating the President in the order to hold Ukraine aid.
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In response to the tweets, Davidson wrote an email to Arnold's attorney, Marty Singer, asking that the actor stop falsely implicating LaBella as a witness to any alleged misdeeds by Trump, according to a source who has read the email.
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President Donald Trump's former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen made startling admissions in New York federal court on Tuesday, implicating the president in an illegal scheme to silence two women from making public their claims of having sex with him.
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As this reckoning of sexual harassment and assault continues, implicating generations of men who have abused their relative power, whether consciously or not, there is a chance it will change the structure of how the entertainment and comedy industries operate going forward.
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Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was recently found guilty on eight counts of tax fraud charges, bank fraud, and hiding foreign bank accounts, and his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors, implicating Trump in campaign finance crimes.
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The archive recently published the Chemical Weapons Database, documenting 221 chemical weapons attacks with 861 verified videos, implicating the Assad regime in a pattern of war crimes and putting the lie to armchair investigators helping to propagate conspiracy theories in the West.
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Status: Incarcerated; sentenced to death; sentence commuted to life in prison by former governor George RyanGuevara's alleged misconduct: Coerced confession, witness tampering Mulero said in a legal filing that Guevara manipulated her into signing a false statement implicating her in a double murder.
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The complaint alleges that Loughlin and her fashion-designer husband had her daughters pose as coxswain for a local crew team and on rowing machines, adding that federal agents obtained emails from Loughlin and her husband allegedly implicating them in the scam.
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She had reached out to me, and she claimed that in addition to phone numbers of CIA officials who used her service, she had top-secret documents implicating a CIA officer in a kickback scheme that involved government contracts awarded to his friends.
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In spite of the campaign to paint Gunn as an actual pedophile, many people believed the implicating jokes, some a full decade old, no longer reflect Gunn as a person — and the director had already apologized for them years ago to boot.
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All the while the Russians, sticking to a familiar playbook, claim to be the victims as they continue to create a fog of doubt and confusion by accusing the Joint Investigative Team of bias and implicating the Ukrainian side for the shootdown.
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Those ranged from diplomatic cables to other data implicating U.S. military personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan in covering up civilian casualties, enabling torture, and perhaps most infamously, opening fire in Baghdad from Apache gunships, killing at least a dozen, including two Reuters journalists.
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There was one more surprise reimbursement check for the hush money: a $35,000 check dated March 17, 2017, which Cohen claims is signed by Donald Trump Jr. and Trump Organization finance chief Allen Weisselberg, implicating them in the reimbursement scheme as well.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer who gained national prominence for representing porn actress Stormy Daniels, who says she was paid to stay silent about an alleged affair with President Trump, says he has credible evidence of a third incident of sexual assault implicating Kavanaugh.
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While prosecutors have determined that Mr. Temer will not face an investigation over testimony implicating him in the colossal graft scandal engulfing Petrobras, the national oil company, various politicians identified as potential ministers in Mr. Temer's cabinet are battling their own corruption cases.
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On Tuesday, Russian Olympic officials said they had received documents from the I.O.C. implicating 14 of the country's athletes who competed across three sports in Beijing, accounting for nearly half of the Olympians under new scrutiny for doping at the 2008 Games.
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Mueller therefore can use Cohen's information to probe Trump's involvement in any number of things, including potential campaign finance violations arising from hush money payments made to Stephanie Clifford and Karen McDougal -- which Cohen himself pled guilty to in August, directly implicating Trump.
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Laliberté, a billionaire according to the 2019 Forbes list, "categorically denies and dissociates himself completely from any rumors implicating him in the sale or the traffic of controlled substances," Anne Dongois, head of communications for Lune Rouge, said in an emailed statement.
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Trump's longtime lawyer and "fixer" testified during a plea agreement that "a candidate for federal office" told him to make six-figure payments to two women — adult-film star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal — in 2016, implicating Trump in the process.
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Kane tried to close the case after the mountain of evidence gathered by her investigators was shown to her; thus creating the optics that she was attempting to make a case implicating numerous supporting members of the caucus that supported her election disappear.
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Rodrigo Janot, the attorney general whose term ended in September, charged Mr. Temer with corruption in June, alleging that the president condoned the payment of a bribe to a jailed politician to keep him from implicating other colleagues in a kickback scheme.
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His fear, according to court documents filed Tuesday, is that past legal challenges implicating the disgraced financier may also "implicate the privacy and reputational interests" of people like him, who haven't been directly involved in any litigation against Epstein, according to Bloomberg News.
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Mr. Trump's views, combined with a lack of hard evidence implicating Huawei in any espionage, have prompted some countries to question whether America's campaign is really about national security or if it is aimed at preventing China from gaining a competitive edge.
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While some Ukrainian officials expressed opposition to Mr. Trump in 2016, claims by Mr. Trump and his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, that documents released in Ukraine that year implicating Mr. Manafort in financial fraud were falsified or doctored have not been substantiated.
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The outcome of the dispute over witnesses and documents could determine not only when the trial begins and how long it lasts, but also whether it produces meaningful new information that could affect the outcome, either exonerating or further implicating Mr. Trump.
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Which is good for men too -- as Donegan acknowledges in her article, her list was "vulnerable to false accusations," which in addition to potentially implicating someone who has not, in fact, harassed or abused, also risks undermining the credibility of legitimate accusations.
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Yet, it is evidence of collusion to attend a meeting with Russians who said that they had evidence of illegal activities by Clinton, but it is not collusion to pay for a dossier with information from Russians and other foreign sources implicating Trump.
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Trump's recent ramp up of criticism against his attorney general comes after his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was convicted of tax fraud and bank fraud and his former personal attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, effectively implicating the President.
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Michael Cohen, the former longtime personal lawyer and fixer for President Donald Trump, arrived in federal court in New York on Wednesday morning with his wife and children to face sentencing for a slew of crimes, including ones potentially implicating Trump in illegal conduct.
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" Asked about the Russia investigation, Cobb also asserted to the prankster that "there is nothing there implicating the President or the White House," but admitted that "Manafort and Flynn have issues separate and apart from the WH that will cause the investigation to linger.
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The photographs of erupting smoke bombs from the Italian duo Goldschmied & Chiari (set off in their studio), which they have printed on mirrored glass, evoke the mass destruction of modern warfare as well as memories of 9/11, while implicating our reflections in the turmoil.
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Allegations in an array of fraud and bribery scandals are surfacing from witnesses at the judicial enquiries, implicating executives at state-run firms, sitting cabinet ministers and high-profile business leaders including three Indian brothers, the Guptas, accused of abusing close links to Zuma.
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The story reported that police had no physical evidence implicating Little in the murder, and that the detective had failed to analyze cellphone records that might have revealed Little's location at the time of the murder or interview a key witness to the crime.
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Although there have been inklings of abuses against men — incidents implicating Kevin Spacey, the Catholic clergy, and Ohio State University team doctor Dr. Richard Strauss are just a few — most supporters of #MeToo have been less than inclined to welcome them into the movement.
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By the time the Olympics came around in February, basically everything about the attack was public knowledge — Gillooly, Kerrigan's attacker, and two other men would go to prison for planning and carrying out the attack, but not before implicating Harding in the plans, as well.
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Ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort stared coldly at Rick Gates as his business partner-turned-witness testified against him Tuesday in federal court, implicating him in an alleged scheme to commit tax and bank fraud with millions made through political work in Ukraine.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A Malaysian parliamentary inquiry on Thursday slammed the board of state fund 22012MDB for being irresponsible and urged a probe into its former chief, but stopped short of implicating Prime Minister Najib Razak who was an advisor for the troubled firm.
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The report, by a team of prosecutors from the Netherlands, Australia, Belgium, Malaysia and Ukraine, was significant for applying standards of evidence admissible in court while still building a case directly implicating Russia, and it is likely to open a long diplomatic and legal struggle.
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But as a public policy matter, the WannaCry ransomware attack raises an equally thorny set of challenges, implicating technical questions surrounding the best ways to curtail the spread of this kind of malware, national security and intelligence policy, and corporate incentives to implement software updates.
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On four occasions, the FBI told the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) court that it "did not believe" former British spy Christopher Steele was the direct source for a Yahoo News article implicating former Trump aide Carter Page in Russian collusion, newly released documents reveal.
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In November 2014, the Luxembourg-based former PricewaterhouseCoopers employee leaked thousands of documents to mass media outlets around the world, revealing hundreds of tax-avoidance schemes exploited by more than 350 multinational corporations—and implicating the country's long-standing status as a tax haven.
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And, because he and his team are specifically implicating the city where I am a minor elections official as the center of this fraud, let me state categorically: Fraud did not occur in the 22015 general election here, and it will not occur in 22014.
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The public record establishes probable cause for campaign finance felonies, and a potential case for criminal tax fraud, bank fraud, insurance fraud and suborning perjury to hide shady business dealings — a staggering mix of state and federal crimes implicating a range of Trump Organization officials.
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Former Cy Young Award winner Jack McDowell added more nasty history to the sign-stealing scandal on Friday by going back to the 2127s and implicating former Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa, who is now a member of the Hall of Fame.
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The fabricated messages implicating the Russian whistle-blower, Grigory Rodchenkov, were a part of a database known as the Moscow Data that Russia turned over to antidoping officials as part of a deal that allowed Russia to return to most international sports competitions in 20183.
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Chambers made the most spectacular move from Communist to ex-Communist, to anti-Communist, revealing his participation in an espionage ring and implicating several high-ranking government employees, including Alger Hiss, the former State Department official who was accused of being a Soviet agent.
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Pompeo has come under renewed scrutiny since Gordon Sondland, the US Ambassador to the European Union, testified before the House impeachment inquiry, squarely implicating the top US diplomat in what appear to be President Donald Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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This is especially true because China has pronounced that if firms wish to transmit data out of China — for example, to other people, governments or overseas data headquarters — the transmittal must clear a security review by Chinese authorities, directly implicating individual privacy and free speech.
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In addition to implicating Mr. Cox, the new lawsuit claims that another N.R.A. board member, the former Oklahoma congressman Dan Boren, participated in the effort to oust Mr. LaPierre, and it presents a piece of evidence intended to shed light on the overbilling question.
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Human samples of this E. coli strain, carrying these plasmids, were closely related to meat strains with these same plasmids, further implicating the birds as the true origin of infection (as opposed to, for example, factory workers who contaminated the poultry with their own E. coli).
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O.J. Simpson belongs to the past, but by making the story as viewer-friendly as it seemed 20 years ago—full of stock characters and catchphrases, entertaining everyone and implicating no one—its creators lose the chance to show us what we can learn from it.
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LONDON — It was certainly one of the weirdest (and most difficult) political weeks for Prime Minister David Cameron, from a massive leak of documents implicating the offshore funds of his late father to Lily Allen publicly calling for his resignation (don't lose your chill now Dave).
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"The United States has done everything in its power to keep that litigation at arm's length," he said, and stresses that he is implicating both political parties (Barack Obama vetoed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, under which the plaintiffs are suing; Congress overrode the veto).
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The Trace and BuzzFeed News found that police had no physical evidence implicating Little in the murder, had failed to analyze cellphone records that might have revealed his location at the time of the murder, and that the detective had failed to interview a key eyewitness.
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The groups' calls came after amaBhungane, a group of investigative journalists, released some of more than 100,000 leaked emails and documents implicating government officials and companies in a graft scandal that has piled pressure on Zuma and deepened splits in the ruling African National Congress party.
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And separately from that, McClatchy has reported that the FBI is investigating whether Torshin "illegally funneled money" into the NRA that was then spent to help Trump win — something that would be a major scandal implicating the group if it did happen (the NRA denies it).
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BRASILIA, March 3 (Reuters) - Brazilian ruling party Senator Delcido do Amaral, arrested in November on obstruction of justice charges, has agreed to a plea bargain implicating President Dilma Rousseff and ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the Petrobras graft scandal, local media reported on Thursday.
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In May 2015, WND reported Judicial Watch made public more than 100 pages of previously classified Department of Defense and Department of State documents implicating the Obama administration in a cover-up to obscure the role Clinton and the State Department played in the rise of ISIS.
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It has been a month since the college admissions scandal erupted out of nowhere, implicating 33 parents on criminal charges related to a long-running scheme that prosecutors say was led by William "Rick" Singer to fraudulently land their children at some of America's top colleges.
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It is easy to imagine, for example, that the report's authors initially treated evidence for this theory as possibly implicating the Saudi government itself but, when those investigators looked at the same question in greater depth for the 211/29 Commission report, decided it did not.
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Instagram has desensitized us—okay there is no "us," here, I know, but I'm definitely implicating you guilty fux, too—to wealth, taste and beauty to such an extent that I can only get it up for someone's actual bank statement, or equivalent life evidence. Right?
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A career foreign-service officer and war veteran, Taylor gave the most damning testimony to date against the president, directly implicating him in ordering the US to freeze military aid to Ukraine unless Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky acceded to his demands for political investigations into his rivals.
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His latest indictment inched ever closer to the Kremlin, targeting 13 Russians, including one close enough to the top to be nicknamed "Putin's cook," but still stopped short of implicating the Russian leader or establishing the collusion with Trump's campaign that critics are certain took place.
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Left naked to play in the dirt, the child is a metaphor for the worker's existential crisis; however, there is also the dangerous potential of implicating the mother in irresponsible parenting or rendering primitive the very people who have generously allowed Zhao Liang into their lives.
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On Thursday, Ms. Troconis, 44, turned herself in on a new charge of evidence tampering in connection with the case, officials said, just one day after the police arrested her boyfriend, Mr. Dulos, and released a warrant filled with dramatic details implicating him in his wife's disappearance.
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That argument has been the subject of controversy in recent weeks, following Attorney General Bill Barr's suggestion that evidence collected by Mueller implicating President Donald Trump for multiple efforts to thwart his probe fell short, in part because Mueller didn't establish the existence of a criminal conspiracy.
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Many German lawmakers have said that they believe the evidence implicating Russia from the Dossier Center — as well as from the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel and from Bellingcat, an investigative group — is strong enough to merit the case being treated as a matter of state security.
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Trump's recent ramp up of criticism against his attorney general comes after his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was convicted of both tax fraud and bank fraud, and Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations, effectively implicating the President, and other charges.
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But rather than hand over the trove of evidence implicating Volar in numerous sex crimes, District Attorney Michael Gravely entered into a protracted battle with Kizer's defense, refusing to allow them to review the video, photographic, and financial evidence that would prove their client had been trafficked.
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The man, Juan Thompson, 31, of St. Louis, made some of the threats using his own name and others implicating a former girlfriend as part of an effort to intimidate her, the authorities said in a federal complaint unsealed on Friday in Federal District Court in Manhattan.
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The powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps released a statement shortly after Wednesday's attack implicating both Saudi Arabia and the U.S. "This terrorist attack happened only a week after the meeting between the U.S. president and the backward leaders who support terrorists," the statement read, according to Reuters.
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The allegations against Matjila, a board member, were followed by a whistleblower who made new graft allegations at the pension fund in an email, implicating three other board members including acting CEO Matshepo More as well as the board's chairman and deputy finance Minister Mondli Gungubele in impropriety.
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We have been outraged to hear that foreign governments, in particular Saudi Arabia and its state-dominated "charities," enjoy immunity for claims alleging their direct involvement in supporting a terrorist attack on US soil and do not have to answer to the evidence implicating them in our courts.
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Before the cops arrested 22-year-old Dedrick Devonshay Williams Wednesday on suspicion of XXXTentacion's killing, some of the rapper's fans had apparently convinced themselves they'd already solved the crime—falsely implicating a couple in their 70s living in a gated community in Florida, the Naples Daily News reports.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Brazil's vice president, Michel Temer, who is preparing to take control of the country's embattled government as early as next week, will not face an investigation over testimony implicating him in the colossal graft scandal engulfing Petrobras, the national oil company, federal investigators said Tuesday.
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Schiff also seized on excerpts of Sondland's opening statement as implicating leaders in the White House and State Department in an effort to condition a White House meeting on Ukraine launching investigations into 2016 election interference and a Ukrainian gas company, Burisma, that employed Hunter Biden on its board.
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He reached a new low last year by falsely implicating Washington in a failed coup and using a post-coup roundup of alleged enemies to jail about a dozen Americans, some Turks who work at American diplomatic missions in Turkey, foreign nationals and more than 50,000 other Turks.
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With just 11 weeks to go before the Winter Olympic Games begin in South Korea, the World Anti-Doping Agency has rejected Russia's appeal of its findings last year of widespread state-sponsored drug use implicating some 1,000 Russian athletes who competed across 30 sports from 2011 to 2015.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his Republican allies went on the offensive on Monday, vowing to pursue and even punish those responsible for the Russia investigation now that the special counsel has wrapped up without implicating him or his campaign in a criminal conspiracy to influence the 2016 election.
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Despite promises from Temer of market-friendly measures to take Brazil out of a crippling recession, investors have questioned his ability to put together a solid coalition in a fragmented parliament as he and other PMDB leaders are investigated in the same corruption probe implicating Rousseff and her party.
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The political fallout from the Odebrecht bargain for the scandal-plagued government of President Michel Temer has yet to be felt, but the deal is expected to provide evidence implicating numerous members of his ruling PMDB party and even Cabinet ministers who received campaign donations from the firm.
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Highlights from the new report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency showing proof of Russia's systematic doping, and implicating more than 1,000 athletes in at least 30 sports: ■ The Russian Ministry of Sport was involved in a conspiracy to manipulate the doping testing system and avoid positive results.
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The #MeToo aftershocks matter When allegations of sexual abuse implicating the movie mogul Harvey Weinstein sparked the global #MeToo movement in 2017, its message was simple: Men in positions of power should not -- and will not -- be allowed to get away with using their position to harass and assault.
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The wave of support for regime change started rising earlier this month after a series of viral videos by ex-army contractor Mohamed Ali in which he makes sweeping allegations about corruption at the highest levels of Egypt's government and military, implicating Sisi, his wife and his son.
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Last week, the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists published the Panama Papers, implicating thousands of people in a global scheme to conceal wealth and evade taxes, among them Presidents, kings, Prime Ministers, race-car drivers, drug traffickers, and Caroline, Lawrence, Ana, and Tim.
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It's also quite possible that the report could disappoint Trump's critics by making clear that in the end, Mueller found no evidence directly implicating the president in any conspiracy to interfere with the election, and decline to directly allege that the president's actions qualified as criminal obstruction of justice.
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But many on the right have a general sense that no matter what damning information might be found in the report, absent criminal charges directly implicating the president or his family, as writer David Harsanyi told me, no one will be changing their minds about Trump anytime soon.
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At least twice in recent months, eight members of the Sackler family who own OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma LP have been at odds over how to respond to allegations implicating them in deceptive marketing of prescription painkillers that led to widespread fatal overdoses, said people familiar with the matter.
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Together, the FBI files show the U.S. government has amassed at least circumstantial evidence implicating the WikiLeaks founder as a conspirator in years-old computer crimes, which may also cast doubt on whether WikiLeaks is, as its supporters claim, merely a publisher of whistleblower material protected by under the First Amendment.
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The allegations are part of Brazil's sprawling corruption probes that have resulted in ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's conviction and four pending trials; investigations and charges implicating three former presidents and dozens of members of Congress; and guilty verdicts against well over 100 powerful business and political figures.
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A 204-page criminal complaint unsealed in federal court in Boston Tuesday, alleges that Loughlin and her husband had her daughters pose as coxswains for a local crew team and on rowing machines, adding that federal agents obtained emails from Loughlin and her husband allegedly implicating them in the scam.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance law — consequently, implicating the president in a felony — by making payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal in efforts to keep their allegations of past affairs Trump quiet in the months leading up to the 2016 election.
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As the investigation and process continues, Mr. Gibbs remains hopeful that a thorough, searching and complete investigation will reveal the actual facts, including the absence of any scientific, physical, or credible evidence implicating him, thereby paving the way for his exoneration and return to his family and one-year old child.
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And while it's obviously important to remember that all of those absent class members have a due process right to be notified of a case implicating their interests, the California Supreme Court said, judges have to weigh the risk of failing to identify class members against the benefits of classwide litigation.
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"Perhaps to belabor the obvious," the National Association of Evangelicals wrote in a "friend of the court" brief as it urged the justices to hear the appeal, "abortion remains one of the most contentious issues of our public life, implicating not just religious and ethical issues, but scientific and political ones."
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As if this were not enough, El Aissami reportedly facilitated drug trafficking, a crime for which he is being investigated in the U.S. He was named as a key contact in investigations implicating two nephews of Maduro's wife and another Venezuelan official who facilitated the logistics of their cocaine trafficking operation.
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I even watched it when it was simply the call of black female activist Tarana Burke and in the story shared by actress Gabrielle Union on the sexual assault she suffered while in her teens, long before the hashtag found an audience via famous white women implicating powerful white men.
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Bennett FerrisNew York To the Editor: Any Trump supporter who still believes President Trump's claims of a "witch hunt" after his personal lawyer pleaded guilty to various serious felonies implicating Mr. Trump in a cover-up, and after his campaign chairman is found guilty of eight serious felonies, is delusional.
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In connection with one such conversation, Mr. Giuliani said he provided Mr. Pompeo a timeline listing what he considered to be key events implicating targets of Mr. Trump, including the Bidens, Ms. Yovanovitch and Ukrainians whom Mr. Giuliani said had disseminated damaging information about Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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Trump, for his part, has plenty to stew over: He just saw his pick for the next White House chief of staff turn down the position, and investigations of the 2016 campaign came to his doorstep last week, with prosecutors implicating him in illegal payments to silence women alleging affairs.
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Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian American business associate of Rudy Giuliani — the former New York City mayor who is now President Donald Trump&aposs personal defense attorney — has sent shock waves through Washington by implicating senior administration officials in the scheme to bully Ukraine into caving to Trump&aposs personal demands.
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Sure enough, the newly woke Kirkman deploys Emily to find the mole in the White House, and her investigation leads her to evidence implicating Aaron's old boss, the former chief of staff Charles Langdon ... ... whom Hannah promptly finds in the woods, even though he supposedly died in the Capitol bombing.
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For a lot of men, #MeToo seems like a 'women's problem' rather than a problem implicating men ... And definitely given the political bent of many of the drivers of the #MeToo movement, many evangelical men are turned off by that branding or just don't see its relevance to the church or ministry.
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As well as implicating the president, the man said the president's son, the former Davao City vice mayor Paolo Duterte; former Special Assistant to the President Christopher "Bong" Go -- now a senatorial candidate; and Duterte's son-in-law, Manases Carpio -- husband of Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte -- were "players" in a drug syndicate.
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Narativ published a theory that placed Salvator Mundi at the center of an international money laundering scheme implicating the royal families of Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi, along with Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign staff, the Israeli intelligence firm Psy-Group, and the Russian potash fertilizer magnate Dmitry Rybolovlev, the painting's previous owner.
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Turkish state and pro-government media outlets have not reported on key developments in the trial, including Mr. Zarrab's testimony this week implicating Mr. Erdogan and his account of paying tens of millions of dollars in bribes to Zafer Caglayan when he was the country's economy minister, as part of the scheme.
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However, the Politico article linking the installation of the sculpture in the lobby of the Benjamin P. Grogan and Jerry L. Dove Federal Building to the sudden spike in illnesses there also notes that studies conducted by Federal Occupational Health (FOH) in the building provided no evidence implicating the sculpture in the workers' health problems.
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As recently as this fall, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" came out, with a screenplay by Burns that turned the Panama Papers scandal — about the leak of documents implicating an offshore law firm in financial chicanery — into a darkly comic meta-movie, with Antonio Banderas and Gary Oldman talking directly to the camera, while sipping cocktails.
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It's perhaps significant that, in the nineteen-sixties, questions of misconduct were usually tied to the behavior of the police—this magazine ran a three-part piece detailing police misconduct in the once famous "Career Girl Murders" of 1963—while these days we focus on the prosecutors, implicating the system's managers, not simply its laborers.
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But as the hierarchy churns, the effort to get on top and stay there starts feeling less like rowdy fun and more like a form of imprisonment, implicating the viewer as well in its casual cruelty: Why do we as observers choose favorites, when this partiality so clearly limits our ability to see the whole?
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The National Security Council's records office, which is coordinating the review, apparently intends to scour the book not just for classified material but for information implicating executive privilege — a privilege that Mr. Trump and his lawyers have construed expansively in other contexts — though executive privilege is decidedly not a permissible basis for prior restraint.
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The highly anticipated testimony by Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, offered direct affirmations of a quid pro quo with Trump's dealings with Ukraine, while simultaneously implicating much of the president's inner circle, including Vice President Mike Pence, acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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In addition to being concerned about potential attacks on the bureau's credibility, senior F.B.I. officials are said to be worried that the notion of a court-approved wiretap will raise the public's expectations that the federal authorities have significant evidence implicating the Trump campaign in colluding with Russia's efforts to disrupt the presidential election.
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I understand your question was about a preemptive strike, but my point is that there is in place now contingencies to avoid any sort of that strike (ph) from going errant and destroying any — any assets of the United States, or implicating or hurting any of our allies or any of our assets in the region.
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Zachary Schrag, a history professor at George Mason University and the author of Ethical Imperialism: Institutional Review Boards and the Social Sciences, 1965-2009, said if the rules go into effect as they're currently written, political scientists will theoretically be able to conduct research with greater ease, so long as they don't publish findings implicating any public figures.
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In addition to implicating Temer in the exchange with Cunha, Joesley Batista, the owner of JBS, reportedly testified that he had paid Cunha R$5 million since his imprisonment as part of an ongoing financial agreement, and still owed him R$20 million, in an agreement made after the politician exempted the poultry industry from certain taxes.
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Nixon believed that Hoover might have wiretapped a conversation dealing with the Nixon campaign and the South Vietnamese government in the fall of 1968, and feared Hoover might release it, implicating Nixon and his campaign chief in a violation of the federal statute that prohibits private citizens from interfering with the conduct of American foreign policy.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Project Veritas released footage yesterday of ABC News reporter Amy Robach lamenting on a hot mic that ABC News killed a story she had developed of alleged Jeffery Epstein victim Virginia Roberts on tape years ago leveling accusations not only against the now dead financier but implicating members of the British royal family Prince Andrew.
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In addition to implicating Mr. Trump in the payments to the two women, Mr. Cohen has told prosecutors that the company's chief financial officer was involved in discussions about them, a claim that is now a focus of the inquiry, according to the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation is continuing.
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If all of that wasn't disturbing enough on its own, what came next was even more befuddling: The Associated Press reported last month that an internal government audit had uncovered evidence implicating Navient in the behavior alleged in the suits, but failed to provide that evidence to the state attorneys general suing the company, much less the public.
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It was erected a day after Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, was convicted of and his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty to federal crimes while implicating Trump.
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As the Vatican continues its four-day bishops' summit on dealing with sex abuse by priests, this stunning roundup by AP Vatican correspondent Nicole Winfield shows starkly that this is "a global problem that requires a global response": Argentina: Pope Francis' home country is beginning to see an eruption of the scandal, with some cases even implicating failures by the pontiff himself.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE in Helsinki, where the "Fox News Sunday" anchor had won the mercurial leader's attention by handing him an indictment implicating Russian agents in U.S. election meddling and engaging him on the country's nuclear weapons and its role in Syria's civilian massacres.
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In Cohen's case, this week saw his 180-degree turn from sycophant to saboteur by implicating President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE directly in his "allocution" as a newly confessed felon.
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Cohen testified that he violated campaign finance laws at the direction of a candidate for federal office, implicating President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Trump Jr. was told by a business acquaintance that a Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, had information implicating Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Democratic National Committee in illegal foreign campaign contributions from Russia.
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Even as Mr. Trump's legal perils have deepened — and federal prosecutors in New York appear to have gathered evidence implicating him in a campaign finance crime — Democrats have said they want to wait to see the findings of an investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, of the president, his campaign and Russia's attempts to interfere in the 2016 election.
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In the aftermath of both the McCarrick case and the Pennsylvania report implicating hundreds of priests in the abuse of more than 1,000 children over several decades, archconservatives like Viganò have painted the picture of a church dominated by a shadowy progressive gay lobby, ruled by networks of blackmail and sexual favors and willing to turn a blind eye to systemic abuse.
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But with newly empowered House Democrats now poised to hear Cohen's in-person testimony next month, and the Buzzfeed story implicating the president not just in a crime but in one specifically hinging on the separation of powers and deceiving lawmakers, this feels like a breakthrough—if the story is accurate, the president pretty blatantly personally committed a crime that is both prosecutable and impeachable.
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Today, news broke of a $25 million nationwide college-acceptance scandal fraud scandal, implicating at least 33 parents (among them, Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli, and prominent real estate investors and CEOs); nine coaches at Yale, Stanford, USC, Wake Forest, and Georgetown; two exam administrators; one exam proctor; one college administrator; and three people who organized the operation.
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Everyone knows that Watergate had something to do with a break-in at the Watergate building in Washington, DC. But it's not really the break-in itself that ended Richard Nixon's presidency so much as the fact that the ensuing investigation revealed a tangled web of wrongdoing of almost unfathomable scale and complexity, implicating the highest levels of the White House up to and including the president.
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It is simply not possible for America's federal law enforcement officers — the FBI, the other federal police agencies, and the dozens of US attorneys' offices around the country — to do their work properly if they know the president of the United States can and will fire them without consequence if their efforts to fully investigate criminal activity anger the president by implicating his associates.
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So far, no smoking-gun evidence has emerged implicating the president of colluding with Russia, although former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE and former national security adviser Michael Flynn have been charged with crimes.
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However, U.S. intelligence and cybersecurity officials have not released hard evidence implicating Huawei in spying (a fact recently noted by the chief of Germany's Federal Office for Information Security, Arne Schoenbohm.)As the Journal noted, there is pressure growing in Congress to pass a law banning the export of U.S. products to companies that violate international sanctions—with Huawei and fellow Chinese tech company ZTE clearly the target.
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The editorial board of The Chicago Tribune issued a sharp condemnation of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday after his former lawyer Michael Cohen dropped a bombshell, implicating Trump in at least one campaign finance violation during the 2016 campaign.
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It culminated in Cohen implicating Trump in the payment scheme in courtroom testimony over the summer, on the same day that a jury in Virginia convicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE on charges of bank and tax fraud.
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Democrats hope to find out a number of things from such testimonies, including whether foreign policy campaign aide George Papadopoulos talked to top campaign officials about having implicating information on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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Calls for Trump's removal have renewed this week after his former longtime lawyer Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenCapitol Police advised Gaetz against holding open events I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations MORE pleaded guilty to charges including campaign finance violations, implicating the president in the process.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry accused Ukraine of trying to sabotage Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's presidential campaign over the summer by purposely implicating Trump's former campaign manager in a corruption investigation, Politico reported.
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But for the piece to be effective, the extremely successful Ailey company, with its fancy headquarters and glamorous galas, has to create a credible sense of "there but for the grace of God go I." If audiences are to feel that "it could happen to you" — as the work's recorded text insists while the dancers point implicating fingers at viewers — then the strong Ailey dancers must be believably beaten down.
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Calls for Trump's removal have renewed this week after his former longtime lawyer Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Wyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Hope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony MORE pleaded guilty to charges including a campaign finance violation, implicating the president in the process.
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A former Watergate prosecutor said Wednesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's legal situation has changed after his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to several federal charges, implicating Trump in the process.
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A federal judge on Thursday released the audio of a voicemail that then-Trump attorney John Dowd left in late 2017 asking lawyers for former national security adviser Michael Flynn for a "heads-up" if he knew of information implicating President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Cohen, who spent two days privately interviewing with the House Intelligence Committee in recent weeks, had repeatedly cited Weisselberg in his testimony implicating the president in a plot to make hush-money payments to two women alleging affairs with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE ahead of the 2016 election.
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The firm said in a statement that Laliberté, listed by Forbes as a billionaire in its 2019 list, had not been charged with drug trafficking and left the courtroom without any conditions on Wednesday at 19:30 ET. Laliberté "categorically denies and dissociates himself completely from any rumors implicating him in the sale or the traffic of controlled substances," Anne Dongois, head of communications for Lune Rouge, said in an emailed statement, describing him as a medical cannabis user.
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The firm said in a statement that Laliberté, listed by Forbes as a billionaire in its 2019 list, had not been charged with drug trafficking and left the courtroom without any conditions on Wednesday at 19:30 ET. Laliberté "categorically denies and dissociates himself completely from any rumors implicating him in the sale or the traffic of controlled substances," Anne Dongois, head of communications for Lune Rouge, said in an emailed statement, describing him as a medical cannabis user.
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Todd was referencing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's announcement earlier this month that his country received $140 million more than they expected from the United States — one that came weeks after any US government aid to Ukraine was held up, and at the end of a summer in which President Donald Trump and his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, repeatedly asked the Ukrainians to open a "corruption" investigation aimed at implicating Hunter Biden, a son of the former vice president.
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