"The reason that Facebook is in hot water is essentially the same reason that Equifax is in hot water," Wyden said.
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More pages could be in hot water for disparaging content.
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Now the NBA is in hot water at home, too.
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Now, it seems Jacobs is in hot water once again.
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Duterte's undiplomatic style has landed him in hot water before.
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It is not Mr Paisley's first time in hot water.
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Still, such tough talk has gotten him in hot water.
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Facebook is in hot water again with advertisers and publishers.
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Casey Anthony's a Mom Again'Dora The Explorer' in Hot Water!
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Verizon's forays have already landed the company in hot water.
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Fifi even changes color when immersed in hot water, magic!
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The Trump administration's Treasury secretary is in hot water again.
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Bad "actress" Debra The Mess Messing is in hot water.
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Companies have landed in hot water with difficult governments before.
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Brewers start the process off by soaking grains in hot water.
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These days, Wansink is in hot water for entirely different reasons.
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Kaitlyn: The Bachelor producers are really in hot water this season.
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Elder Sign lands our eager investigators in hot water once more.
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But it's got the notorious Internet troller in hot water before.
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Miley Cyrus is in hot water with an Instagram-famous baker.
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Today, however, Big Tobacco and Big Oil are in hot water.
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Kailyn Lowry is in hot water with her ex Jo Rivera.
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Fast-fashion retailer Boohoo is in hot water with it's customers.
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Washing clothing, especially in hot water, is water- and energy-intensive.
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Facebook is again finding itself in hot water over its ads.
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However, the promo video landed the Fyre team in hot water.
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Facial recognition has landed the social media giant in hot water.
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You may not but it has the department in hot water.
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Nota bene: Oxygen bleaches perform best when dissolved in hot water.
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Lauletta is the latest backup quarterback to be in hot water.
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For example, steaming masks in hot water will not disinfect them.
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Being so honest has occasionally found Lewis in hot water, though.
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It's what happened after that has Canadian cops in hot water.
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This matters because it could land some important people in hot water.
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The virtual reality entrepreneur has been in hot water for awhile now.
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Everyone's favorite Instagram influencer go to brand, Ganni is in hot water.
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If it were him, Rachel would be in hot water with producers.
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During that time, Pusha found himself in hot water of his own.
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A restaurant in Canada is in hot water over its language — literally.
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Sanford is not the only politician in hot water in South Carolina.
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It's not the first time his comments got him in hot water.
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A news station is in hot water after wardrobe-shaming its meteorologist.
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Lawley is the latest YouTube star to find himself in hot water.
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Musk is in hot water with the SEC about his tweeting habits.
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Blac Chyna's latest beauty move has found her in hot water with fans.
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Now, Marc Jacobs is the latest designer to find himself in hot water.
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A bunch of Australian dudes have landed themselves in hot water in Malaysia.
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Many physical retailers have landed in hot water for how they portray prices.
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This isn't the first time the practice has landed Amazon in hot water.
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Dip a palette knife or frosting spatula in hot water to warm knife.
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The hedge fund industry is finding itself in hot water with investors… again.
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Puma is in hot water with beloved California burger chain In-N-Out.
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Airbnb is in hot water over its clumsy treatment of Native American culture.
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And Paul Manafort sure seems to be in hot water regarding money laundering.
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Go deeper: Virginia's 3 highest ranking state officials all land in hot water
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They say things, and sometimes their words can get them in hot water.
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Uh-oh. Gigi Hadid's culturally insensitive behavior has landed her in hot water.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDrake: Eminem's the G.O.A.TRyan Lochte in Hot Water With Brazilian Judge!
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Erstwhile White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci is — once again — in hot water.
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When Miller has spoken publicly, he has gotten the administration in hot water.
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If using dried noodles, first soak them in hot water for 30 minutes.
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And if they're not, they're going to be in hot water, Szczepanik said.
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Around the same time, a much cruder scheme landed Republicans in hot water.
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Here, balls of kurut are submerged in hot water until it turns milky.
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That loose approach to history has already put Hunters in hot water, however.
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But Facebook is also in hot water for some of its practices abroad.
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Chris Gayle, one of the world's top cricket stars, is in hot water.
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However, it's not Gillis' stand up material that landed him in hot water.
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United Airlines is in hot water after a dress code incident on Sunday morning.
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"Next snack, 15 minute hard boil in hot water, no flame," the caption reads.
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Yet another esports pro is in hot water for allegedly being a terrible person.
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Deem is not the only 90 Day Fiancé star in hot water these days.
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US Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte is in hot water over a somewhat similar predicament.
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Would Paul, who has regularly ended up in hot water, admit to his mistakes?
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That applies to a lot of other retailers that find themselves in hot water.
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As a teacher, her outspoken personality landed her in hot water on numerous occasions.
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Twitter in hot water for shadow banning conservatives, something they had to reluctantly admit.
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Facebook has already been in hot water concerning issues of consent and user data.
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Khloe Kardashian is in hot water for posting a photo on Instagram...of herself.
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Some of her moves have landed her in hot water, both on- and offscreen.
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Worse, staph bacteria can survive on bedding that isn't regularly washed in hot water.
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Justin Bieber's latest fashion decision could have landed him in hot water with law enforcement.
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In jobs that aren't as tightly regulated, lying can still land you in hot water.
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Has Ed Sheeran found himself in hot water over his 2014 single "Thinking Out Loud,"?
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Whether or not the bill passes, Oregon politicians could be the ones in hot water.
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In July, Forever 21 was in hot water for its use of stripes (yes, stripes).
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Kendall Jenner finds herself in hot water once again with comments about her modeling career.
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A British Tesla owner has found himself in hot water for doing just that, though.
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This most recent tweet controversy has also landed Musk in hot water with the SEC.
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A college professor's in hot water after tweeting he wanted "white genocide" for Christmas. Yikes!
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Voight might not be the only one in hot water on Chicago P.D. right now.
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And Twitter isn't the only tech company that's in hot water over issues of censorship.
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But his liberal use of Twitter has landed him in hot water — his 3 a.m.
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But his unconventional preaching style has landed him in hot water with Catholic Church heads.
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During that primary, he found himself in hot water over repeated barbs about then-Sen.
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Even Miami Beach cops have gotten in hot water working off-duty security on there.
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Percale sheets are durable and strong, standing up to repeated washing even in hot water.
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A missionary for the avant-garde, Hildebrand had taste that landed him in hot water.
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The claims that got AMD in hot water weren't actually related to clock speed though.
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Mulvaney's headline-generating performance during the 40-minute briefing seemingly landed him in hot water.
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It was Pliny the Elder's fearsome intellectual curiosity that literally got him in hot water.
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" The Weinstein-related material continued, with the 39-year-old joking, "It has been weird this week though hasn't it, watching Harvey Weinstein in hot water, ask any of the women who watched him take a bath, it's weird watching Harvey Weinstein in hot water.
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Remove oven racks and submerge them in hot water and liquid or granular dishwasher soap. 2.
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The Airbnb exec is in hot water with many for her latest public post on Instagram.
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Germany's car industry is in hot water after Der Spiegel reported on Friday that Volkswagen
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But 'Absolut Korea' isn't the first time the risk-taking brand has landed in hot water.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japanese cold feet are about to land Britain's energy policy in hot water.
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SheaMoisture is the latest company to apologize after landing in hot water over a controversial ad.
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United Airlines is in hot water after family claims their dog died while in cargo hold.
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But Lilly has already been in hot water over the rising prices of its insulin medications.
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These are the most obvious questions -- and frankly the reason Sessions finds himself in hot water.
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Fantasy or not, Musk has found himself in hot water because of his now notorious tweet.
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Who would have ever thought that Trump would be in hot water because he knew something?
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The controversy comes at a time when Trump has been in hot water with abortion opponents.
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Trump is not the first American President to get in hot water over comments about Brexit.
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Two top Trump officials have gotten in hot water because of contacts with the Russian ambassador.
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Questions surrounding this degrees-of-separation model have gotten Kiva in hot water in the past.
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Steak also now is pre cooked (well heated in hot water before being shipped to us).
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Soak the dried noodles in hot water until pliable and opaque; drain, rinse, and drain well.
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Pamela Anderson is in hot water after basing her Halloween costume around a Native American headdress.
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The tech giant has also landed in hot water for how much it pays these workers.
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Like Fred Armisen before him, Davidson found himself in hot water after mocking a disabled politician.
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Its personalities, including founder Portnoy, have landed in hot water for making insensitive or inappropriate comments.
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Between the lines: TeamHealth has already been in hot water for its role in surprise billing.
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And even the sitting justices have gotten in hot water when talking about the presidential campaign.
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The fruit may be rehydrated industrially with steam, or at home in hot water or tea.
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Meanwhile, another Trump Cabinet member is in hot water over a baffling array of ethics issues.
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Another day, another NBC announcer in hot water for a verbal (or, in this case, Twitter) misstep.
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The bank has also landed in hot water for overcharging clients for a variety of other transactions.
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Melania Trump's highly anticipated debut on the Republican National Convention stage has landed her in hot water.
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"The guy is in hot water," a former Hacking Team employee told me, commenting the recent news.
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Now, however, with more details emerging, the organization is in hot water, with countless questions emerging daily.
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One McDonald's is in hot water due to a Halloween decoration that customers deemed insensitive and offensive.
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It's hardly the first time West has found himself in hot water for combative, self-aggrandizing behavior.
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Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian and Scott Disick are in hot water for an unpaid private jet bill.
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According to the Japan Times this is not the first time Sakurada has been in hot water.
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The Daily Show found itself in hot water on Monday after tweeting a joke that didn't land.
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Don't forget: This is far from the first time Uber's been in hot water over driver compensation.
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She suggests making a tea with peeled ginger by boiling it in hot water for 10 minutes.
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In the past, those who tried to expose the group's network often found themselves in hot water.
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Broadway hit musical Hamilton is in hot water for posting a controversial casting call, according to reports.
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Read more:The NBA is in hot water after the Houston Rockets GM supported the Hong Kong protests.
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His propensity for tweeting unconfirmed details about Tesla has landed him in hot water in the past.
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Waters, on the other hand, are basically fancy tea — you just steep the petals in hot water.
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Or just mince them up and steep them in hot water for an infection-fighting garlic tea.
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If you are using very dry dried fruits, cover them in hot water and leave to soften.
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Spears finds herself in hot water again, ironically for a pic she posted near some cool water.
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Washing clothes and bedding weekly in hot water will help wash dander away and kill dust mites.
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But it appears Google Plus may have lasted just long enough to land Google in hot water.
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He doesn't have terrific footwork, he rarely scores, and he never really lands himself in hot water.
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And "attack dog" Matt Gaetz&aposs bullying, hypocrisy, and "alternative facts" often land him in hot water.
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A Detroit fire crew is now in hot water after taking this photo for a fireman's retirement.
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Kellyanne Conway's travels have gotten her in hot water with the top Democrat in the House Oversight Committee.
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Facebook is once again in hot water over the role its policies may have played in the election.
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Using a pastry brush dipped in hot water, brush down any sugar crystals on sides of pan. 3.
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Cops were not called following the destruction and it's unclear if Yachty's in hot water with the hotel.
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Bruce Springsteen is opening up about the financial missteps that landed him in hot water with the IRS.
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The social network faces further backlash from users and regulators, and it's also in hot water with Apple.
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But Swift has landed in hot water for literally using people as relationship punch lines in her songs.
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A Shania Twain fan in upstate New York is in hot water after orchestrating an elaborate kidnapping hoax.
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For any other celebrities in hot water for sensitive subjects: These are the operative words in an apology.
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Online based fashion store BelleChic is in hot water after selling a tote bag with a questionable message.
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His gargantuan ego perpetually has him in hot water and leaves him volcanic at the smallest personal slight.
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Here are four hand gesture emoji that could land you in hot water if used in some cultures.
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This isn't the first time Huffman has found himself in hot water over his stance on hate speech.
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Going by what's been reported publicly, we're several steps removed from the president himself being in hot water.
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Roger StoneThe conservative political operative and longtime Trump ally is in hot water over his own public statements.
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After two dog deaths following grooming appointments around the holiday season, PetSmart is in hot water yet again.
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Muddle a handful of fresh mint or basil in hot water, let steep until room temperature and strain.
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Anyone who keeps up with the stock market is likely aware that Lending Club is in hot water.
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Nor was this the first time that the office found itself in hot water for its propaganda efforts.
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This cookware can be used right away after a quick rinse in hot water and a thorough drying.
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It's not just political advertising bought by Russians that has U.S. internet companies in hot water in Washington.
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Second, as revealed by a Daily Beast report, Comey ordered the investigation that landed McCabe in hot water.
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Students at the University of Albany landed in hot water last month after holding a coronavirus-themed party.
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Firing Comey isn't the only possible Trump action that could land him in hot water on obstruction charges.
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The practice has since been adopted by his successors, who occasionally land in hot water over their technique.
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Mulvaney doubled down on that position Tuesday, defending the news conference that seemingly landed him in hot water.
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And those who rented out their units on Airbnb found themselves in hot water with their new landlord.
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Kellyanne Conway is in hot water for her comments on the US Senate race in Alabama last year.
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The controversy is the latest in a string of race controversies that have landed major brands in hot water.
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This isn't the first time Lumley has found herself in hot water for making some controversial comments about women.
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Formula 40 is heat-activated material that gets super malleable when placed in hot water for a few minutes.
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Recently, the DCLA was in hot water over the selection process of two major public monuments in Central Park.
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The social network now faces potential backlash from users and regulators, and it's also in hot water with Apple.
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Bankrupt rapper 50 Cent is in hot water over a video in which he bullies a teen with disabilities.
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But this certainly isn't the first time Barr's behavior and political beliefs have landed the star in hot water.
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Even though Facebook often finds itself in hot water in Washington and the media, users don't seem to care.
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A simple Instagram like has gotten Taylor Kinney in hot water with fans of his ex-fiancée, Lady Gaga.
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Ask any of the women who watched him take a bath, it's weird watching Harvey Weinstein in hot water.
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While that process is unfolding, rose petals and hibiscus are steeped in hot water to produce a pink tea.
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But Williams was in hot water with Morton, having missed her surprise engagement party thrown by mutual friend Burruss.
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The reef is literally in hot water, living under the Damoclean sword of ocean acidification and rising sea levels.
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This paper which we call Shabat will be soaked in hot water with tea and you will drink it.
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The Pura-Tip swabs are made from plant-based foam, and they are reusable — just rinse in hot water.
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Then turn off the heat, and let the egg(s) sit in hot water for another 4 minutes.4.
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In the clip, Panera employees take sealed plastic bags of mac and cheese and place them in hot water.
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It is not the first time the US President has landed in hot water over his comments on Africa.
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The shoe store has been in hot water in recent months as Wall Street grows increasingly concerned with retailers.
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During the 2016 election, bots and fake accounts spread misinformation that landed the company in hot water with lawmakers.
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In the United States, meanwhile, Kimmel is in hot water for overstepping on things reserved for the actual government.
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The only fiddly bit is rubbing the skins off the black-eyed peas (soaking them in hot water helps).
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She'd submerge her hands in hot water and flex and flex and flex until her fingers worked properly again.
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No, Zuckerberg offered that mea culpa in 2003, when he was a college student in hot water over facemash.
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This isn't the first time that Boehmermann, 35, has landed in hot water for pushing the boundaries with satire.
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A Czech nuclear power station is in hot water after it used a bikini contest to hire potential interns.
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They are intended for reuse, which surgical masks are not, and are intended to be washed in hot water.
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First, you make the 'mash' by taking the grain mix and steeping in hot water for about an hour.
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This is far from the first time Tesla has been in hot water with labor regulators over the years.
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Kyrgios has his detractors, and his volatile temperament has frequently landed him in hot water with the game's authorities.
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Solution: The American Lung Association recommends that you wash your bedding in hot water at least once a week.
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In a new promo for Peter Weber's upcoming season, he finds himself in hot water with host Chris Harrison.
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His claim turned out to be false and landed Musk in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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This is not the first time Hankerson has been in hot water over taxes, agency spokesman William Gaston told CNN.
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Such claims have landed Goop in hot water; a handful of the wellness products have been accused of false advertising.
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Or Julie Delpy, or Michael Caine, two other non-American actors who found themselves in hot water after weighing in.
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Now, of course, Extremely Wicked is in hot water for pulling a Cowart and focusing on those traits too heavily.
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Viewers spotted it tucked behind Samwell Tarly's foot, and the show was in hot water on Twitter just moments later.
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Last week, on-air beauty expert Deepica Mutyala found herself in hot water after her live hair tutorial went viral.
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Mr Moore was also in hot water for a number of disparaging remarks about women he made in the past.
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The former vice president was in hot water this week after numerous women publicly accused him of touching them inappropriately.
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Some jokes take things a bit too far, and Paris Jackson found herself in hot water when she visited Australia.
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All six companies are in hot water for limiting their warranties in ways that, the FTC believes, may be illegal.
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But Harrison hypothesizes that America's soft spot for Horstmann might've been what landed him in hot water one year later.
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But he's instantly returned to the outlandish pranks and attitude that landed him in hot water in the first place.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) was in hot water this week after agency officials mistakenly told NPR on Jan.
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Princess Eugenie revealed in a new interview that she found herself in hot water for posting an off-limits photo.
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The 71-year-old former Celebrity Apprentice host found himself in hot water this week after his handling of Aug.
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Jackman, 50, found himself in hot water after posting a photo that showed the actor cozying up to Emily Blunt.
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Facebook's S-1 outlined the risk of exactly the sort of behavior that has landed the company in hot water.
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That is the same resolution that has the U.N. in hot water with the U.S. Congress and the Trump administration.
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The new revelation could add additional speculation about a company that is already in hot water with the U.S. government.
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"I can't stand up much," quipped the prince, whose off-the-cuff remarks have sometimes landed him in hot water.
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The bank, which is busy trying to repair its image, has repeatedly found itself in hot water in recent months.
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That comment landed Wray in hot water with Trump, who lashed out when asked about it by reporters on Tuesday.
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On Google's video site, several top creators have found themselves in hot water over their content and comments they've made.
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The DCCC has already landed in hot water for intervening strongly in one primary race, in Texas's Seventh Congressional District.
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Indeed, it was just that sort of unvarnished approach that got him in hot water with the Obama White House.
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Sanchez noted that Jenner's comment speaks to the demographics of its users, which could put the stock in hot water.
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It turns out that winter causes stress for the monkeys, and a few hours of relaxing in hot water helps.
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Wash items that came in direct contact with the infested person's head in hot water and dry on high heat.
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This is not the first time the Trump administration has landed in hot water with regard to the Hatch Act.
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Musk is an avid user of Twitter and this isn't the first time tweets have landed him in hot water.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Matt Gaetz, an outspoken Florida Republican with close ties to President Trump, has landed in hot water — again.
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Kanye's gettin' out of politics, and Kim's gettin' in hot water over using the r-word during her Halloween party.
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Leaving via the door that will easily open could get him noticed by authorities and land him in hot water.
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Remove each ice pop by dipping molds briefly in hot water or let stand at room temperature for a few minutes.
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Williamson landed in hot water recently for declaring that vaccine mandates were "Orwellian" and "draconian" while comparing them to abortion restrictions.
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He landed himself in hot water when he jailbroke Sony's PlayStation 3, leading to a contentious lawsuit that was later settled.
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Uber has also landed in hot water over its surge pricing in the past when fares have spiked during mass emergencies.
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Facebook has been in hot water again and again this year over data breaches and exposures, most notably with Cambridge Analytica.
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But she's not the only one on the outs with Frankel: Radziwill is also in hot water with her former BFF.
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And the mayor has been in hot water both in Chicago and nationally over his handling of the Laquan McDonald shooting.
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Food Network might be in hot water over an alleged "shot-for-shot" remake of a food blogger's how-to video.
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Just this week, Singapore Airlines landed itself in hot water after passengers discovered cameras embedded in the in-flight entertainment systems.
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Slice the cake with a thin, non-serrated knife that is dipped in hot water and wiped dry after each slice.
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Landing in (hot) water NFL superstar Tom Brady has been known to jump off a cliff or two in his day.
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Crimson Hexagon, of course, is not the first company to get in hot water for its use of Facebook user data.
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Jeff Lewis admits he was trolling his bosses at Bravo with a doctored Instagram photo that's got him in hot water.
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The flip side ... if Cher unleashes her considerable vocabulary of forbidden words, ABC could be in hot water with the FCC.
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But Manafort found himself in hot water over last summer amid swirling reports linking him to pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine.
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But Colbert found himself in hot water earlier this month after he made a particularly brutal joke at the president's expense.
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Vanessa Hudgens is addressing the rock "carving" controversy that got her and Austin Butler in hot water almost a year ago.
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So the moment those leaves are submerged in hot water, any chemicals sprayed on them would steep right into the drink.
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His remarks on Grenfell were the second time in days that his party found itself in hot water over the disaster.
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The NBA this week became the latest in a slew of foreign brands who have landed in hot water in China.
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But the app — with its ever growing ambitions — also tends to land itself in hot water in India every few weeks.
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Conway found herself in hot water earlier this year when she plugged President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka's clothing and accessory line.
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But Cohen is in hot water after the FBI obtained documents related to his payment to former porn star Stormy Daniels.
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Spine removed, the eels are then blanched in hot water for a few minutes before being plunged into fresh ice water.
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Lochte later admitted his story ended up being " over-exaggerated" and the Olympian is now in hot water with Brazilian authorities.
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And I knew I could velvet the fish in hot water instead of oil if I was careful while adding it.
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He's been in hot water since telling another interviewer he thought he "did the right thing" during the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
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Given how much they could do legally, it is almost surprising that Parnas and Fruman still ended up in hot water.
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Here's the deal ... both South Park and the NBA are in hot water in China for recent criticisms about the government.
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This is not the first time YouTube has found itself in hot water from companies whose advertisements ran before inappropriate content.
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Manchester isn't the first wealthy Trump donor to land himself in hot water after donating $1 million to Trump's inaugural fund.
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The design was similar to the Prada monkey figures, which had landed that Italian fashion house in hot water in December.
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However, his business acumen has landed him in hot water, with federal authorities nabbing him on insider trading charges on Wednesday.
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The weight-loss program is no stranger to controversy, and on Thursday night it found itself once again in hot water.
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This isn't the first time Kushner has found himself in hot water in recent months over his business or political activities.
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Tim Armstrong from AOL, Susan Wojcicki from Google who runs YouTube, although she's in hot water right now around the ads.
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An alleged failure to live up to the FRAND commitments regarding its standard-essential patents is what put Qualcomm in hot water.
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During his time there, he's represented a number of companies that have managed to get themselves in hot water with the government.
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Some members of the Trump administration have gotten in hot water for their extravagant spending, including Ben Carson's infamous $31,000 dining table.
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With his program already in hot water, McDonnell saw Thompson as a potential troublemaker the program could ill afford while on probation.
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Saturday Night Live star Michael Che is in hot water after making a crack about Caitlyn Jenner that many fans deemed transphobic.
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Will's temperature drops to the point that he can't take a bath in hot water, and he begins to lose his memory.
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The phrase "Uber is in hot water again" has become a bit meaningless over the last few months — and for good reason.
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While Francis is in hot water, in a statement to The Blast he maintained his vacation destination is still up and running.
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But they wash in hot water every day and are far richer than the "good people" (yoki hito) of the Heian court.
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Baldwin found himself in hot water for using a homophobic slur during a confrontation with a photographer caught on video by TMZ.
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"He's in hot water, but I think he put himself there," Thielen told Reuters in a recent interview that preceded Stumpf's resignation.
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Stephen King found himself in hot water for a tweet many felt was insensitive about first lady Melania Trump&aposs recent surgery.
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The big picture: Pruitt isn't the first member of the Trump administration to end up in hot water for top-dollar travel.
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Eric, 32, is also in hot water for posting a photo of his ballot to Twitter — which is illegal in New York.
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It is an honest quality we rarely see in politicians, mainly because saying the wrong thing, can get them in hot water.
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Last month, Lahren got in hot water for saying that the government should not interfere with women's right to have an abortion.
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Orlando Bloom is in hot water after repeatedly using a racial slur live on air during a radio interview with BBC 1.
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Philip bowed out of public life in August, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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Devin Nunes, the committee's chair who is in hot water himself for being shady as hell, canceled the hearing the next day.
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Richard Grenell has only recently taken up the post of representing the United States in Germany, but he's already in hot water.
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Tea Drops Instant Tea Sampler (30-pack), $28.99, available at Amazon— all you have to do is drop them in hot water.
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But, the British teenager got himself in hot water using Aimbots during a recreational game that he streamed on his YouTube channel.
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Chris Soules is in big trouble after his fatal car crash, and Ja Rule is in hot water after his festival fiasco.
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His propensity for recklessness combined with his ignorance could land him in hot water if he decided not to use an interpreter.
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And California's Republican incumbents are finding themselves in hot water, with 11 Democratic candidates in seven different districts outraising their Republican opponents.
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We ended the two-hour forest walk with a tea ceremony, sipping a concoction of white pine needles steeped in hot water.
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When The Boy was in kindergarten, I discovered that just about anything can be washed in hot water with tons of bleach.
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Now Victor is in hot water for shady conduct with a research firm, and Axe could wind up boiling along with him.
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Instances of racism, such as the time he used the n-word during a livestream, have previously found Kjellberg in hot water.
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It will allow Facebook to point to an external decision maker when it gets in hot water for potential censorship, differing responsibility.
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Last year, DoorDash also got in hot water after drivers complained about its policy of taking their tips to cover their pay.
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Once she (and the shears) are back in the kitchen, she covers a batch of red lentils in hot water to soak.
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Colin is in hot water at work, and Thomas is in involved in a bigger Department of Defense/Geist scheme than he realizes.
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A Swedish model has found herself in hot water on social media after being accused of pretending to be black to get followers.
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The launch of the app could put the spotlight again on ByteDance in India, where its TikTok app recently landed in hot water.
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Fox News journalist Jesse Watters is in hot water for what many are calling a racist segment set in New York City's Chinatown.
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Musk has repeatedly found himself in hot water over his social media behavior, including most recently with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Several officials in the Trump campaign are already in hot water for being a bit too friendly with Russian officials before the election.
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Justin Bieber is in hot water, but not for the same shenanigans that we've come to know and forgive of the Canadian singer.
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Late yesterday, Postmates found itself in hot water with customers after advertising free delivery in what some felt was an insensitive marketing ploy.
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Earlier this month, she landed herself in hot water with fans after she spoiled a Game of Thrones episode in the final season.
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Meanwhile, in terms of "softer power," the country is in hot water following accusations of widespread, state-sponsored doping among its athletics team.
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One hedge fund manager is in hot water for allegedly paying terminally ill people to use their names on behalf of his firm.
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Kim Kardashian is speaking out on the college admissions scandal which has landed fellow celebrities Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin in hot water.
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A few states, including New York and California, have officially outlawed online impersonation, which is why Devumi now finds itself in hot water.
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Northam landed in hot water last week while defending a Virginia law that would lower barriers for third term abortions in the state.
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West was also in hot water after giving a fiery interview on TMZ Live, implying that slavery was a "choice" for African-Americans.
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Fake news has also been an issue Facebook has been in hot water for and something Constine brought up with Codorniou on stage.
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Machinima did land itself in hot water for secretly promoting games from advertising partners, which it settled with the FTC earlier this year.
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Why it matters: The White House has been in hot water for their handling of Porter's exit — specifically what they knew and when.
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A staffer at the Department of Justice is in hot water after sending a tweet about Melania Trump from the agency's Twitter account.
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Within minutes, other users were reminding Musk of the "funding secured" tweets that landed Tesla in hot water with federal regulators last year.
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August 21, 2016 -- Stone predicts upcoming trouble for Podesta Without specifically referencing emails, Stone predicts that Podesta will soon be in hot water.
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Frey thought she'd be in hot water with her boss, but Byrne said he thought the gossipy duo would thrive on a podcast.
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Know how to recognize whether it's just your company that's in hot water, or if your entire industry might be on the decline.
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One of Silicon Valley's prominent billionaires is in hot water after funding deceptive social media campaigns with echoes of Russia's own political playbook.
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That is, on average, the first mouse taken from a communal cage and dipped in hot water experienced the least amount of discomfort.
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He updated the article in 2014, landing on one revolutionary tip: For the perfect hard-boiled eggs, start your eggs in hot water.
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Discard heavily damaged items and clean whatever remains (dry cleaning is the best method, but you could also wash them in hot water).
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If you do get stung, immediately put the affected area in hot water, which destroys proteins in the venom and reduces its potency.
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The father of Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott could potentially be in hot water after an incident involving a rampaging serval cat.
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Baby gymnastics Former Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson is in hot water online after some saw her parenting as less than gold medal-worthy.
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Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is once again in hot water over his campaign's social media strategy.
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The CBS host and staunch Trump critic has gotten in hot water before for making sexual references about Trump and other world leaders.
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That learning process continues today; just ask Keith Olbermann or Bill Maher, talk-show hosts whose mouths have landed them in hot water.
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On Twitter he had suggested that it was not Ms. Boone who should be in hot water, but the evening's host, Mr. Gagosian.
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"Deadliest Catch" captain Sean Dwyer was in hot water after officials discovered his crab fishing gear wasn't up to par ... TMZ has learned.
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Roberts will play Serina Belinda, a newscaster who winds up in hot water after a promotion amplifies her determination to survive no matter what.
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Sabrina tries one more time to convince the family to help her retrieve Tommy's soul, but she's in hot water with all of them.
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How to keep your towels clean Washing your hand towels in hot water keeps them clean and helps them stay in like-new condition.
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In July, Garfield found himself in hot water with the LGBTQ community after he described his experience preparing for his Angels in America role.
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Gold medalist Gabby Douglas found herself in hot water after not putting her hand over her heart during the Final Five's team medal ceremony.
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Now, it's back in hot water after a U.S. judge ruled that ZTE violated the probation and extended it two more years, until 2022.
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Green vanilla must be blanched in hot water at a temperature of between 62°C and 64°C within a week of being picked.
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All of this has put Pruitt in hot water with his political counterparts in Washington, with some calling for his resignation over ethical issues.
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Donald Trump remained in hot water on Saturday after posting an apology video for lewd remarks he made on a hot mic years ago.
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Many of the issues appear to stem from ties to the Chinese government that also put Huawei in hot water with U.S. security orgs.
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It's also been in hot water over a location-tracking controversy, and it's angered customers with nebulous, opaque "surge pricing" methods borrowed from Uber.
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Why it matters: Tech giants like Twitter and Facebook have been in hot water for several months over their involvement in Russia's election interference.
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For comedians, what defines "too far" -- and, more importantly, the optics around it -- can land them in hot water or even end their careers.
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And that was the sort of thing that landed the staff in hot water with its subjects, especially when they reported on secret projects.
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It is trite to say President Trump is in hot water concerning his most recent statements about the violence that has erupted in Charlottesville.
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Still, Inzerillo and Evans are being careful to avoid the pitfalls of over personalization that have landed Facebook in hot water in the past.
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Amazon found itself in hot water in May when the ACLU criticized its Rekognition program for "automating mass surveillance" and collaborating with sheriffs' departments.
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His Facebook account — which included references to taking cues from the movie "Training Day" — landed him in hot water more than a decade ago.
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But Panera is far from the only chain to cook food by putting it in a plastic bag and dunking it in hot water.
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Most recently, Pruitt landed in hot water following reports he rented a condo for $50 a night from the wife of an energy lobbyist.
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On the show, a mix of comedy and politics, he often challenged the status quo, which landed him in hot water with the producers.
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The "annotate-everything-on-the-Internet" service Genius is in hot water again, because people started using it to annotate things on the Internet.
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Kyrgios, 24, found himself in hot water again at Queen's Club this week where he ranted against umpires, line judges, photographers and even fans.
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The bottom line: Facebook may not even have done anything wrong this time, but its tone-deafness has it in hot water once again.
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He found Chloe in someone's car almost a year later, stole her back, and found himself in hot water for dognapping his own dog.
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Ryan, meanwhile, had appeared to be in hot water before Election Day with some conservatives who felt he hadn't done enough to help Trump.
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As Tabberer's op-ed noted, this isn't the first time a celebrity has been in hot water for their appearances in traditionally conservative countries.
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Three major U.S. businesses angered China this week, and found themselves in hot water over episodes related to the Hong Kong anti-government protests.
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The Washington Post on Sunday suspended Felicia Sonmez after she landed in hot water for tweets posted following Kobe Bryant&aposs fatal helicopter accident.
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Queen Elizabeth's 98-year-old husband, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, has found himself in hot water over offhand comments to the press.
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Also on the panel is Gohmert, a voluble Texas lawmaker who once landed himself in hot water for grilling ribs on his office balcony.
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But if you have a lot of guests, it's time to change towels daily, wash in hot water and dry thoroughly on high heat.
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For Pyotr Romanov, 35, the break in hot water gives him a good excuse to revive another typically Russian tradition -- going to the public bathhouse.
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As we told you on the top of the show, Maxine Waters in hot water for inciting liberals to harass Trump supporters in the streets.
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InfoWars has been in hot water recently over Jones' claims that the Sandy Hook massacre that killed 6 adults and 20 children was completely fake.
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Photo: APFacebook is in hot water for both helping turn America's collective brains into mush and exposing millions of users' data to shadowy political operators.
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Facebook is in hot water once again for how it is using the phone number users may have only provided to Facebook for security reasons.
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As of today, the influencer is in hot water for comments she made about her experiences as a pretty girl growing up in South Philly.
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That service is set to announce the return of the unlimited movie plan that helped get the company in hot water in the first place.
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The process of making bone broth is way more elaborate than emptying a packet of powder in hot water, and so are the health benefits.
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" Lovato found herself in hot water Sunday night when she tweeted, "So far 21 Savage memes have been my favorite part of the Super Bowl.
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For Twitter, which has long prided itself as a platform for free expression, how it's handled some thorny cases has landed it in hot water.
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Just last week, Issa was in hot water with her boss Joanne (Catherine Curtain) for taking initiative about the racial insensitivity at We Got Y'all.
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No matter the intent, the use of the phrase — which clearly has no place in civil discourse in 2017 — has landed Morris in hot water.
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It's supposed to be a feature and not a bug, but it's landed Amazon's Echo speakers in hot water after they spontaneously erupted in laughter.
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While companies have taken action against fraud accounts, in New York, selling bots and fraudulent social media activity now could land you in hot water.
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Securus landed in hot water when its complicated deal with telecoms to provide law enforcement with location data attracted unwanted attention from Senator Ron Wyden.
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Paid-music advocate Kanye West, landed himself in hot water again on Wednesday, after he appeared to be browsing popular torrent website, The Pirate Bay.
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The fashion house is in hot water on social media this week over an 'upskirt' photo of a model that many found voyeuristic and objectifying.
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Hurricane Irma wreaks havoc in Florida; Norway reelects its conservative prime minister; Benjamin Netanyahu's son is in hot water for posting an anti-Semitic meme.
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The move sets up Hello for a clash with market dominator Didi, which has been in hot water following the high-profile incidents last year.
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At EPA, Pruitt is under scrutiny for questionable spending and ethical decisions that have landed him in hot water with investigators and on Capitol Hill.
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Many are forced to do so by a court, a family member, or an employer after they land in hot water like those three judges.
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The Philippines leader has long been known for his unvarnished, impolitic style, but some of his more profane comments have landed him in hot water.
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Banks behaving badly The top bank in Australia is in hot water after it admitted to charging fees to customers it knew were already dead.
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In addition, Kemeda got in hot water for coaching his brother Daiki—another world champion in multiple weight classes—to elbow his opponent Daisuke Naito.
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Instead of just dunking a tea bag in hot water until it looks good enough to drink, Breville's tea maker requires a little more attention.
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Inside Trump Tower, a restless figure stirred in the predawn darkness, nursing his grievances and grabbing a device that often lands him in hot water.
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Guess is in hot water with a mural artist who claims the clothing giant straight-up jacked his work to pimp reggaeton megastar J Balvin.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKylie Jenner in Hot Water Because of TygaChris Brown: Investigated By Child ServicesThe Game Trashes Meek Mill In His HometownJennifer Aniston Finally Resurfaces
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Only last week, the Justice Department found itself in hot water when Buzzfeed reported that internal department newsletters occasionally included links to VDARE blog posts.
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Instructions are easy: Simply drop the pressed tea in hot water, and as the tea leaves diffuse, you'll have an instant cup of sweetened tea.
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Kelly is in hot water, of course, over the White House's handling of former staffer Rob Porter, who's accused of abusing his two ex-wives.
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Zack also found himself in hot water earlier in the episode when he asked Angelina details about her sex life while partying with the group.
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Investment banking has higher returns than retail and commercial banking, but is also higher risk and, after the financial crisis, landed Deutsche in hot water.
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Working with such so-called professionals can lead to refund fraud and identity theft, not to mention get you in hot water with the IRS.
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Best known for her coverage of Kargil war, Dutt found herself in hot water in 2010 when she was accused of compromising her journalistic ethics.
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Hilton found herself in hot water in the kingdom about eight years ago, when she opened a handbag store in the holy city of Mecca.
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It's been less than a week since Donald Trump was elected president, and he's already in hot water over an appointment to his nascent administration.
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It may not be the reason Russell is in hot water, but it's bound to pull some other celebrity down in the very near future.
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The more you write, the easier it is to find yourself in hot water, which is not what you want when trying to assuage a scandal.
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Why you'll love it: The Finum Brewing Basket lets your tea leaves swim around in hot water to make excellent tea in any mug or teapot.
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Musk is also in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after he announced that he might take Tesla private at $420 per share.
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Instead, its creators Weiss and Benioff found themselves in hot water starting in July 2017 over the announcement of their proposed GoT follow-up series, Confederate.
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Instead of tearing the top off and pouring it out, you just drop the whole thing in hot water, and it dissolves, adding protein to boot.
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He was now in hot water indeed, especially with those female students he had tried to seduce, Falstaff-clumsily, with Amontillado sherry; but he ignored it.
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First, a little backstory ... Jenelle Evans' dangerous spouse got in hot water last December after the ex-"Teen Mom 2" star illegally towed a man's truck.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs and other online influencers could soon be in hot water with the Federal Trade Commission over influencer marketing on Instagram for Cîroc vodka.
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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump is in hot water after making a dig at costar Erika Jayne that many fans deemed transphobic.
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Whether it's a spoonful of the acrid concoction in hot water or mixed with Aztec healing clay for a mask, I now can't live without it.
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So wash your clothes in hot water and dry them on high heat, and maybe set the luggage outside and let it sit in the sun.
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United Airlines is in hot water after employees put a 14-year-old boy on the wrong international flight, which left his parents in a panic.
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This underhanded pay scale supposedly went into effect in November, but it's far from the first time Instacart has found itself in hot water over tips.
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To lock it into place, she dipped the ends in hot water to seal the extensions, and then sprayed strong hold hairspray all over for hold.
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Google admitted Wednesday that one of its apps violated the same policies as a Facebook app that landed the social network in hot water with Apple.
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It's a tactic that Trump has repeatedly taken when he's in hot water for controversial policy decisions and in his response to allegations of sexual misconduct.
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" An NBA game announcer is in hot water after saying Russell Westbrook was playing so well Wednesday night ... he was "out of his cotton-picking mind.
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UCLA freshman LiAngelo Ball and two teammates are in hot water after being arrested on charges of shoplifting from a Louis Vuitton store in Hangzhou, China.
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Just when we thought the Nasty Gal fiasco was over (or, at least, was quieting down), the retailer has found itself in hot water yet again.
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A source close to Drew tells us Connor got caught up in the emotions of the crowd around him, and he was in hot water afterward.
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Giphy is in hot water with Snapchat and Instagram after people spotted a racist and hateful GIF when searching for GIFs to use on the platforms.
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She got in hot water shortly before the election when she said she considers Trump to be a role model, a comment she later walked back.
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"They don't give a s*** about the word 'c***,'" he said, referring to the Trump administration and the vulgar remark that landed Bee in hot water.
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And James Kennedy is in hot water again this season, this time with his girlfriend Raquel, after he allegedly calls her a "slut" during an argument.
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Others have landed in hot water after building private museums next to their homes and claiming tax-exempt status by allowing in a trickle of visitors.
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The rest of the raw cacao steeped in hot water that came from Bali and Peru tastes fatty, nutty, a little bitter and—well, like condoms.
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She recommended that if medical staff absolutely have to use homemade masks, that they should cycle between two masks and wash them daily in hot water.
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And in light of the past year's near-constant news about Facebook's betraying consumer privacy, it looks as if it might be back in hot water.
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A new poll showed Trump, whose unfiltered speaking style has repeatedly landed him in hot water, losing ground in three crucial states ahead of the Nov.
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Simply add the appropriate amount of coffee to the bottom of the carafe, pour in hot water, and seal the pitcher using the French press lid.
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The company has also been in hot water in the United States over patent infringement and for failing to inform the authorities before acquiring American companies.
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Elizabeth Esty from Connecticut's 25th Congressional District is in hot water over how she handled abuse allegations made against one of her top aides in 2016.
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While China is a huge opportunity, it's also a risky one and international companies have found themselves in hot water when they weigh into political matters.
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IKEA found themselves in hot water over a new jerk chicken dish which many on Twitter were quick to point out didn't use traditional Caribbean ingredients.
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In the meantime, she rinsed four cups in hot water so a sudden change in temperature — hot coffee hitting a cold cup — wouldn't shock the coffee.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia in hot water, it took him back to the days when he was getting chased home every day by angry white classmates.
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The resulting "100% bio-based" material was biodegradable and compostable, breaking down over a period of months on land or at sea, or instantly in hot water.
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This is hardly the first time that Trump officials have been in hot water for using their official taxpayer-funded platforms to advocate for partisan political candidates.
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Priestly, for example, is a hot-headed indie filmmaker who's married to his publicist and currently in hot water for sucker punching his next movie's lead actor.
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Tyler Shields -- the artist behind the Donald Trump "bloody head" spoof that landed Kathy Griffin in hot water -- says Griffin's message is important for people to hear.
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Despite the semi-successful handshake, Trump is in hot water again after Poland's First Lady, Agata Kornhauser-Duda, appeared to snub him in front of the world.
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Back in 2012, Southwest Airlines found itself in hot water after reportedly confronting a woman on her flight for showing too much cleavage in her flannel shirt.
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Legendary basketball star Charles Barkley is in hot water over his comments about Boston Celtics player Isaiah Thomas grieving the death of his sister at Sunday game.
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Because the braids were already sealed, my stylist didn't dip them in hot water... and I'm not sure if that was the the frizz culprit or not.
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That means using those OTC treatments (usually repeatedly), learning how to effectively comb them out, and washing your clothes in hot water (at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit).
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But it hurts if you're already behind If you're already in hot water, resist the urge to procrastinate further—it could be a form of self-sabotage.
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Galvin posited that the findings may foreshadow more issues with election interference, a problem that landed Facebook and Google in hot water after the 2016 presidential election.
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The news landed Pruitt in hot water, with the arrangement being described by some as a "sweetheart deal" because of the unusual lease and the low rate.
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Toutiao, one of the country's fastest-growing tech start-ups which was valued at around $20 billion last year, has been in hot water with regulators lately.
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The NBA has since been in hot water for distancing itself from Morey's tweet, with critics pointing out the league's previous support for players making political statements.
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The folks behind the biggest new game of 2019, "Apex Legends," are in hot water after getting into a heated argument with the game's fans on Reddit.
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The Cuisinart Coffee Plus 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker not only makes coffee, but its built-in hot water system also lets you make tea, oatmeal, and more.
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Yes, the federal case targeting the impure in collegiate sports has landed ten defendants — head coaches and assistant coaches alike — in hot water for cheating NCAA rules.
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Why it matters: Sharing information about Facebook users' friends without their explicit knowledge is what got Facebook in hot water with Cambridge Analytica in the first place.
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Otherwise, we used exactly the same process: we poured detergent on the stain, scrubbed it in, then soaked the shirt in hot water before wringing it out.
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Hooked: Episode 3 Synopsis: Colt comes to a realization after his ego puts him in hot water; Beau's doctor wants him to switch from steaks to salads.
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Everything changed, and for the next three years, and to the current day, but when I was doing the book, Facebook was in hot water, deservedly so.
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Again, you never know who at your company might be reading your emails, and if your messages contain inappropriate language, you could end up in hot water.
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David Ige, however, use language that directly refers to the "principles and goals adopted" in the Paris Agreement, a detail that could land them in hot water.
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That donation has put Bean in hot water, as under federal law, the maximum donation that a PAC can take is $5,000, according to The Associated Press.
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Martin Shkreli jacked the price of a life-saving drug 5000%, but it's his shady accounting and internet trolling that lands the 'Pharma Bro' in hot water.
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But unlike his aforementioned comrades in thirst, he's not in the spotlight because of a steamy post — social media might actually have landed him in hot water.
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Netflix is in hot water with many conservative Christians over a new Brazilian Christmas comedy special called "The First Temptation of Christ," which depicts Jesus as gay.
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The starkly racial nature of the remarks and apparent defense of the heavily criticized policy have landed Bloomberg in hot water as he readies for Super Tuesday.
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First thing in the morning, she will often drink a tangy mixture of dried hibiscus flowers steeped in hot water with a splash of apple cider vinegar.
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Recent months have also found the service in hot water for temporarily blocking actress Rose McGowan over a tweet about Harvey Weinstein and verifying white nationalist Jason Kessler.
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This week, it's Indianapolis 15-year-old Kyland Clark, who suffered second-degree burns after a friend reportedly doused him in hot water as part of the #hotwaterchallenge.
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Why launch a tool like this before performing the most basic cursory scan for the kind of low-quality sources that already have your company in hot water?
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Data matching, the technology that presently has Centrelink in hot water, is the process of comparing multiple systems of records to aggregate data about an already identified subject.
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The video that landed Cesar Millan in hot water -- showing a dog attack a pig during a training session -- could be the very video that sets him free.
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Affleck found himself in hot water yesterday when actress Rose McGowan accused him of lying about his knowledge of Harvey Weinstein's exhaustive history of harassment and sexual assault.
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Apple, of course, got in hot water earlier this week, when it fessed up to slowing down iPhones with older batteries and apologized for not being more transparent.
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But they've found themselves in hot water recently for letting people wail on a mic at live band karaoke without coughing up the necessary moola to royalty agencies.
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Who knew that on the same day Kate Middleton debuted a new bob, her brother-in-law Prince Harry would be in hot water over his own hair?
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Scott Pruitt, the newly confirmed administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, got himself in hot water this week when he questioned whether human beings are behind climate change.
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The post encourages Trump opponents to kill themselves by jumping off a building, using the same #JumpAgainstTrump hashtag that recently got a New York priest in hot water.
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While the RNC catapulted Sabato to prominence, it also landed him in hot water, when he incorrectly told ABC News that former President Barack Obama was a Muslim.
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Instructions on the package should be followed exactly and all clothing, linens and toys used by the infected person should be washed in hot water or dry cleaned.
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Artist and purveyor of strong eye contact Marina Abramović landed in hot water this week after an excerpt from her forthcoming memoir Walk Through Walks was tweeted online.
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This isn't the first time that Madame Tussauds' wax figures have been in hot water for not resembling the celebrities they were meant to in the best way.
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Earlier this year, President Donald Trump found himself in hot water after saying that he didn't believe North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un was complicit in Otto's death.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner are the latest stars to get in on the tech trend, but, like so many stars, only because they landed themselves in hot water.
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Severson soon found himself in hot water over a series of photographs he took of Nixon in La Casa Pacifica that he sold to Life magazine in 1969.
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In addition, two employees must verify that produce like onions, jalapeños and avocados have been immersed in hot water for five seconds to kill germs on their peels.
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Each one comes in a little blue tray that you soak along with the guard in hot water, and then bite into so it shapes to your mouth.
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This isn't the first time Urban Outfitters has landed in hot water for an insensitive product, but this instance might feature one of the most specific troublesome references.
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Photo via Instagram Justin Bieber may currently be in hot water over his hairstyle, but if there's one thing he'll always get a pass on it's his talent.
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Facebook found itself in hot water in 2019 when the company announced it would not fact-check political ads, even if candidates were found to be posting misinformation.
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Dice a couple cups of celery, then quickly blanch them in hot water and drain in a sieve and run them under cold water to stop the cooking.
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The two men were then taken to an intake area, where Mr. Hernandez was put in a shower, beaten, pepper-sprayed and doused in hot water, he said.
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Game developer and publisher Blizzard is in hot water after suspending a popular Hearthstone player Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai for publicly voicing support for the Hong Kong protesters.
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Last year, Riley landed in hot water after a profile in the Dallas Morning News claimed that she had a degree in biochemistry from the University of Texas.
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"Cold Pursuit" falls squarely into that basket, yielding a wholly forgettable movie, most likely to be remembered, lamentably, for its contributing role in Neeson landing in hot water.
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She boils a pot of water, then lets it cool for about five minutes before repeatedly dunking the doll's hair in hot water, usually two or three times.
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He also worked on presidential campaigns for Reagan and George H.W. Bush, work that got him in hot water for, interestingly, allegedly spying on President Jimmy Carter's campaign.
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Yesterday, someone with access to the official Twitter account for the U.S. National Parks service got the entire agency in hot water with newly inaugurated President Donald Trump.
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What really happened: As it turns out, the president of the United States wasn't the only world leader getting himself in hot water online as 2019 became 12125117949478748163.
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Dwyane Wade knows this statement might put him in hot water with his wife, Gabrielle Union, but the basketball star says he trusts LeBron James' palate above everyone else's.
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Providers putting forth these plans, which let them deem particular data streams exempt from a consumer's data bucket, have found themselves in hot water among proponents of net neutrality.
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Five years ago, the retailer landed in hot water with the Navajo Nation (the largest Native American tribe) for trademark infringement because of its "Navajo" and "Navaho" product lines.
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PetSmart, who is in hot water after a dog died under the care one of its groomers, refuses to announce if the company is still buying pets from Holmes.
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GQ named Serena Williams its 20183 Woman of the Year on Monday, but found itself in hot water for a controversial design choice featured on the tennis superstar's cover.
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President Trump continues to be in hot water as his closest associates, including his former campaign manager Paul Manafort, have been found guilty of numerous crimes in recent weeks.
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Last month, Forever 21 landed in hot water for selling a certain T-shirt that bore an incredibly striking resemblance to Kanye West's The Life Of Pablo tour merch.
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The company, which sells organic soap for babies, is in hot water after a promo code offering $75 off its products spread like wildfire among parents on social media.
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And now that global warming is impacting those slower waterways at an alarming rate, VandenHeuvel fears the entire salmon ecosystem is in hot water, with no relief in sight.
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It's because I stuck my hand in hot water and then I went in the back room and threw a glass against the wall and then I just left.
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Ben Carson is in hot water yet again after he referred to slaves as immigrants during his first address to employees as the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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Jeff Sessions is in hot water with his boss; Uruguay becomes the first country to start selling legal pot; Poland clashes with the EU over Supreme Court shake-up.
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Israeli gig-economy platform Fiverr is in hot water yet again for one of its ad campaigns, the latest of which is plastered across several cities, including New York.
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This year, the award once again goes to the CFE28TSHSS, which is built in GE's Appliance Park factory in Louisville, Kentucky and features a built-in hot water dispenser.
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Among deductions, it seems home, charity and alimony claims spark the greatest auditor interest, while for credits it's the Earned Income one that might land you in hot water.
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Though a scathing sexual harassment investigation just wrapped up at Uber, a board member is already in hot water again, according to an audio recording obtained by Yahoo Finance.
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Many factors contributed to these wealthy people losing it all — economic downturns, bad investments, and even massive fraud cases that landed them in hot water, to name a few.
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"It's where the acidity and sugar from the moulds when you immerse them in hot water can give you tiny cuts which start getting a bit infected," he says.
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Disney actor Chris Tavarez is in hot water after allegedly flying into a rage, giving his girlfriend a concussion ... and getting his ass thrown in jail as a result.
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Wayfair found itself in hot water after comedy writer Ariel Dumas tweeted a story about the company calling her on the phone as she browsed its website—on Halloween.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has found himself in hot water on his first trip to India, after posing with a poster many Indians found offensive.
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A video of Panera employees making mac and cheese by dunking a plastic bag filled with frozen cheese and noodles in hot water went viral, sparking disgust from customers.
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WeWork made the decision this week to delay its initial public offering, and Neumann now finds himself in hot water amid investors' concerns about WeWork's profitability and tanking valuation.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York found herself in hot water for saying "if we're not helping people, we should go the f--- home" back in the summer of 2017.
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Misra said he has also ensured that founders can't borrow money from their companies and can't hire relatives — two failures of corporate governance that landed Neumann in hot water.
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Now that they have landed in hot water once again, the sisters are no longer selling the "vintage" T-shirts on the website for their lifestyle brand, Kendall +Kylie.
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Amanda Detmer -- the actress who plays Tracy on "Empire" -- is in hot water after cops say she left the scene of an accident ... and was driving under the influence.
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And that has often gotten him in hot water, including when he allegedly asked James Comey for loyalty before he was fired as FBI Director, something Trump has denied.
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They change color in hot water and change back in cold water, making them a great way to switch up your look without having to go to the salon.
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Sessions previously landed in hot water for failing to disclose two contacts he had with the Russian ambassador while he was acting as a surrogate for the Trump campaign.
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According to legal docs, she wants their house, the Range Rover, the 2 dogs (that landed Amber and Johnny in hot water in Australia), spousal support, and attorney's fees.
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Zap germs by laundering those items separately in hot water (between 140°F and 150°F) and bleach—it's the only way to sanitize both your clothing and the machine.
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Sous Vide, the practice of cooking food in a plastic pouch and placing it in hot water or steamer, has seen its popularity explode in the past couple of years.
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The best way to release odor is to wash garments in hot water, Blakely says, but there are some downsides to that, as it's not the most environmentally-friendly choice.
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The 38-year-old singer found herself in hot water on Friday when photographs of her and her children relaxing at a Byron Bay beach were spread by Australian tabloids.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson has landed himself in hot water after an opinion piece published Friday included claims that the U.S. President Barack Obama dislikes Britain because of his ancestry.
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The company found itself in hot water after banning a number of parental control apps earlier this year, claiming they were violating user privacy by accessing certain iOS developer tools.
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Do you feel like it has or does it just bypass you because you're not really doing social media or the other things that are sort of in hot water?
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Oh, and it's the drug that landed Kim Kardashian in hot water last year, when she failed to mention one of Diclegis' biggest side effects in a paid Instagram post.
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For her part, Dunham found herself in hot water for remarking that she felt snubbed by New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., her seatmate at the Met Gala.
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Achleitner last week praised her for enhancing Deutsche's "new compliance and risk culture", but she fell out of favor with regulators and investors as Deutsche repeatedly landed in hot water.
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Twenty-five people in total are in hot water over the 41-day armed standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, which began January 2 and ended earlier this month.
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New York governor Andrew Cuomo and his brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, are in hot water over their catch of a thresher shark during a fishing expedition over the weekend.
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After news that political research firm Cambridge Analytica was able to gain access to unauthorized user data through the guise of a personality quiz, Facebook found itself in hot water.
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Because of their spiritual and cultural symbolism, it's offensive to appropriate them as a fashion accessory without properly crediting their significance — which is exactly what landed Miley in hot water.
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Ivanka found herself in hot water when the Washington Post reported in November 2018 that she conducted government business using a private email account, in violation of federal records rules.
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The company has been in hot water for some time: uBiome is currently under federal investigation related to its billing practices and laid off half its staff earlier this summer.
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Uber and Facebook and countless other companies that know an awful lot about their customers have found themselves in hot water for providing broad internal access to sensitive customer information.
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Dorsey also found himself in hot water in India in November — shortly before his Myanmar trip — for posing with a poster that many users considered offensive to a Hindu caste.
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The company vigorously denies this possibility, though it brings up echoes of 2012 when Chinese tech firms Huawei and ZTE landed in hot water for potentially threatening U.S. national security.
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Also unlike Hill, however, he received a suspension the first time his social media behavior got his employer in hot water -- before being fired for speaking out of turn again.
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It was concerns about cost that put the F-215 in hot water to begin with, and a newer jet with even fancier stuff is not likely to be cheaper.
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has been in hot water in recent weeks over reports that he ordered a $31,000 dining set for his office using taxpayer dollars.
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Lisa Lampanelli, Gilbert Gottfried, Jim Norton and other comedians whose mouths have landed them in hot water give impassioned defenses of freedom of speech, especially speech intended to be humorous.
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The option is similar to what Google and Facebook offer, and part of what landed Facebook in hot water after a third-party developer mishandled user information through the feature.
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" The owner of the Houston Texans is in hot water after reportedly saying when it comes to players kneeling in the NFL, "You can't have the inmates running the prison.
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Even Elon Musk, the head of the electric carmaker Tesla, whose vision of the future has rattled the entire industry, seems to be continually in hot water for various missteps.
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Indeed, it may be his determination to be the anti-Hoover, transparent and above politics, that has gotten Mr. Comey in hot water, first with Republicans and now with Democrats.
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Musk has been in hot water with the SEC since August 7, when he claimed on Twitter that he had secured funding to take Tesla private at $420 a share.
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South Park landed in hot water with the Chinese government last Wednesday after airing an episode called "Band in China" that called out Hollywood for bending to Chinese censorship rules.
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The final season of Silicon Valley is just around the corner and the scrappy gang of tech entrepreneurs continue to find themselves in hot water in the first official trailer.
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Location sharing that could get you in hot water would be checking in everywhere you go, or sharing what hostel or room you're staying in with people you've just met.
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Speaking to reporters during her weekly press briefing on Thursday, Pelosi was unsparing in her characterization of the dealings with Ukraine that have landed President Donald Trump in hot water.
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In a clip from this week's episode, Zack found himself in hot water when he asked Angelina details about her sex life while partying with the group in Las Vegas.
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SAPNA Yes: "brand safety," which has become a buzzword in the industry since YouTube landed in hot water for running ads from major brands alongside racist and terrorism-related videos.
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Investing in tobacco companies is obviously at odds with the mission of the CDC, and Fitzgerald was already in hot water over potential conflicts related to other investments she'd made.
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While Oath has managed to avoid the level of scrutiny tech giants such as Facebook, Google and Twitter are under, it has still found itself in hot water at moments.
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Ryan Lochte has found himself in hot water again ... this time, the Olympian has been busted for violating the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's rules ... and he basically snitched on himself.
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Germany, for example, found itself in hot water last year after appearing to criticize Riyadh's ties with Lebanon — The kingdom reacted by moving to exclude German companies from government contracts.
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Last summer, Kendall and Kylie Jenner were in hot water for their misuse of copyrighted photos of Tupac and Notorious B.I.G. on a series of T-shirts in their clothing line.
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At the same time they -- the FBI in this case -- were in hot water with the Democrats for supposedly breaking rules by going public on investigations into Hillary Clinton's insecure emails.
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Just two months after Vogue Brazil's fashion director resigned from her role with the company after being called out for cultural insensitivity, another Condé Nast International title is in hot water.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer issued a statement saying President Donald Trump is "evaluating the situation" around Flynn, who is in hot water after possibly misleading Vice President Mike Pence.
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Yes, it got Bobby in hot water and cost former Axe Cap trader/alien beauty Victor Mateo (Louis Cancelmi) his company – but it's not something Taylor actively and currently set up.
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In fact, Apple famously found itself in hot water last year when users learned that the company was slowing down older iPhones in an attempt to save power on older batteries.
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In a note to investors, New Street Research, an outfit focused on telecommunications and technology, said that this concession by T-Mobile could signal that the deal is in hot water.
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A mattress store in San Antonio, Texas, is in hot water after releasing an offensive commercial for a "Twin Tower Sale" on the weekend of the 15th anniversary of the Sept.
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While the shark-shaped tea bags are indeed cute and the rosehip and hibiscus combo sounds flavourful, it's when you soak the tea bag in hot water that things get gory.
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Classic white sheets work with any décor, and white is the easiest color to keep clean (you can wash white sheets in hot water or use bleach without worrying about fading).
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The New Zealand-born cook finds himself in hot water with his boss after a blow-up in the galley with chief stew Kate Chastain and her second stew, Simone Mashile.
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Sean Penn's controversial new book has already made headlines for seemingly taking aim at President Trump — and now another portion which references the #MeToo movement has landed him in hot water.
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Ferrier was in hot water for much of last season, as her volatile romance with one of her coworkers caused her to make repeated mistakes in her role as chief stew.
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The social network has been in hot water ever since last year's historically nasty presidential election laid bare how its ultra-precise ad targeting can be used for nefarious political means.
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Trump has found himself in hot water after leaked accounts of his talks with the leaders of Australia and Mexico showed he took a confrontational approach with two close U.S. partners.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNew Details Surrounding Nipsey Hussle's MurderMiley Cyrus in Hot Water over Climbing TreesTaylor Swift's Home is the Scene of Scary Car CrashMally Mall: SWAT Team Raids His L.A. Mansion
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Should the series receive a season 2, they may actually have to deal with the law — which could land the women in hot water and possibly pit them against one another.
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Even if it put him in hot water, he still stuck around performing his memorable impressions of Jay Z, Barack Obama, and other notable black actors like Denzel and Will Smith.
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Kathy Griffin, who recently found herself in hot water after holding a mask that resembled the president's bloody, decapitated head, also chimed in to say there were bigger matters at hand.
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And her brash style has also landed her in hot water at times — including when she linked Democrats to mass murders in remarks about last month's high school shooting in Florida.
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But in the age of social media, the OSC has interpreted the Act to include virtual campaigning as well, and even liking the wrong tweet could land you in hot water.
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Read more: Everything Panera Bread employees want to tell you but can'tPanera is far from the only chain to cook or reheat food by having employees dunk it in hot water.
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" Cornette has been in hot water for comments made on-air in the past -- in fact, NWA previously issued an apology when Cornette was "making light on the subject of suicide.
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In place of the traditional whisk used to dissolve the powdered tea in hot water, he modified a cappuccino froth-maker with propeller blades by adding a powerful lithium-ion battery.
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An apparent attempt to drum up phony sexual misconduct allegations against special counsel Robert Mueller collapsed spectacularly Tuesday, and may have landed some conservative activists in hot water with the FBI.
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Sessions has been in hot water pretty much since the moment he took over the job and then recused himself from any investigation into contacts between the Trump campaign and Russians.
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Cambridge Analytica, the Trump-linked data firm, is in hot water after a hidden camera captured Alexander Nix, its chief executive, suggesting ways to entrap political rivals through bribery and seduction.
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This version will debut with three settings allocated for specific age ranges, and hopefully won't be plagued by those disturbing videos that previously landed the YouTube Kids app in hot water.
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There are ways to still have fun and make work a more relaxed experience without crossing the line into risky behavior that can get you or your team in hot water.
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While he has found himself in hot water for his onstage material more than once, he is never shocking for shock's sake; instead, he explores unpopular ideas smartly and with empathy.
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That could get him in hot water with the Federal Election Commission, which would likely view it as a violation of campaign finance law, Szalai wrote on his Outsourcing Justice blog.
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As we previously reported, the Pats are in hot water once again after one of their scouts was caught filming the Cincinnati Bengals' sideline just days before their game last week.
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Guard Gene Upshaw used to tape a pad onto his forearm, then illegally soak the club in hot water, then lead sweeps with forearm shivers that could knock a linebacker out.
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What it's about: Two young guys (Miles Teller, Jonah Hill) win a $300 million contract from the Pentagon to supply weapons to troops overseas, but then find themselves in hot water.
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A popular mommy blogger based in Atlanta has found herself in hot water after telling her Instagram followers that her 6-year-old gets the least "likes" out of all her children.
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During a game against the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday, a Colorado Avalanche fan put himself in hot water when a hockey puck tossed by star player Gabriel Landeskog came flying his way.
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Silence is nothing new for NBC News, as its chairman Andy Lack is reportedly in hot water with Comcast honchos over the negative attention he has brought to the once-proud unit.
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T-Mobile has been in hot water with lawmakers after The Washington Post reported that company executives were paying for lofty hotel space at the DC Trump hotel following the merger announcement.
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During Trump's inauguration ceremony on Friday, Rich tweeted out, "Barron will be this country's first homeschool shooter," which landed her in hot water and ultimately suspended indefinitely from the sketch comedy show.
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According to the parent company Unilever, the body wash ad was intended to "celebrate diversity," but landed them in hot water as people quickly pointed out how racially insensitive it actually was.
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In fact, despite getting in hot water for (among other things) body-shaming women and spewing false information in the past, the 70-year-old has rarely stopped to say he's sorry.
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Talks of dropping the show were already circulating before Kelly got herself in hot water earlier this week for saying she didn't see "what is racist" about white people dressing in blackface.
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PewDiePie found himself in hot water this past February after the Wall Street Journal posted a review of several of his recent videos that included multiple anti-Semitic "jokes" and Nazi imagery.
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A South Texas doctor already in hot water for health care fraud and money laundering was also accused of administering chemotherapy and other toxic medications to patients who did not need it.
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A South Texas doctor already in hot water for health care fraud and money laundering is also accused of administering chemotherapy and other toxic medications to patients who did not need it.
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Go deeper: The future of our cloud forests is clearer Global warming is pushing the Great Barrier Reef to the brink In hot water: Global warming amplifies risk of marine heat waves
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The White House said Kushner was just doing his job by holding this meeting, but Obama sanctioned this bank in 2014 and contacts with Russia have other Trump associates in hot water.
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The soon-to-open Pho Keene Great (pho is meant to be pronounced "fuh") is in hot water with City Hall, who wanted the restaurant's temporary sign — featuring its name — taken down.
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The New York Giants are in hot water now ... Steve Tisch, the co-owner of the team, is seriously PISSED OFF about the WR boat party in Miami ... because he wasn't invited.
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The campaign is spearheaded by Secret Sounds, who found themselves in hot water recently after arguing that their festival lineups were more gender-diverse than people were making them out to be.
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With Facebook in hot water for the amount of data it collects on its users, tech companies are having to show that they are committed to protecting the privacy of their customers.
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Switzerland does domestic referendums well, but is in hot water over one that restricts immigration from the EU. That requires changes to its trade deal with the EU; Brussels will not budge.
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Immediately after apologizing for the California issue, Google again found itself in hot water when a top search result for North Carolina Republican state senator yielded a photo labeling her a bigot.
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Indeed, this is precisely how we wound up stuck with DOJ's misguided constitutional stance against indicting a sitting president — Nixon's DOJ whipped up that policy when his presidency was in hot water.
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While Taco Bell does not refer to its preparation style as sous vide, it also packages its meat in a bag that is then shipped to restaurants and cooked in hot water.
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Several of those businesses found themselves in hot water with their customers in early August when media reports said that the billionaire planned to host a fundraiser for President Trump's reelection campaign.
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James posted his own behind-the-scenes photo from the shoot that will possibly land Hadid in hot water with her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills mom, but didn't share any details.
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Munchery, another similar meal delivery service, also looks to be in hot water, laying off 30 percent of its workforce in May and ceasing operations in Los Angeles, Seattle and New York.
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Customer relationship management (CRM) This is going to get me in hot water with some folks out there, but my experience is that early-stage startups should not use traditional CRM software.
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Discovery Girls, a kids' magazine that reaches approximately 900,000 girls, ages eight to 13, landed in hot water today for a swimsuit story (yes, you read that correctly) in its latest issue.
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But it deserves mentioning as it's referencing not just the vehicle by which tea leaves are steeped in hot water, but also the act of dipping one's testicles onto another person's face.
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We all had to do the whole routine, applying insecticide rinses to our children's heads and washing sheets and pillow cases in hot water, and becoming somewhat fanatical about not sharing hats.
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Meanwhile, a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) lawsuit against Fifth Third alleged that the Cincinnati-based bank followed some of the same sales practices that initially landed Wells Fargo in hot water.
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He's also repeatedly posted anti-Muslim items on Facebook, which first landed him in hot-water with ESPN in 2015, and attacked Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server.
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Clint Frazier, who got in hot water in spring training for not cutting his hair to Yankees standards, said he would have spikes with an outline of his face, and other surprises.
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While the jury is still out on whether or not Tylenol can cause cancer, manufacturer Johnson & Johnson has found itself in hot water in the past for misleading customers about its ingredients.
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Just weeks after closing all its company-owned stores to conduct anti-bias training, a Philadelphia Starbucks is in hot water after a barista allegedly mistreated a customer with a speech impediment.
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Activist hedge fund manager Dan Loeb, who has more than doubled the S&P 500's return over the last two decades, is finding himself in hot water outside the investing world.
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That is the equivalent of hyperspeed for businesses and brands that are accustomed to taking their time when it comes to high-stakes decisions about key employees who land in hot water.
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And months after the social network landed in hot water over a supposed anti-conservative bias in its "Trending Topics" module, how does Facebook decide what's "conservative" and what's "liberal" (or "very liberal")?
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Though Facebook has recently been in hot water over measurement issues, Quarles said the company works with third parties, including Nielsen and Kantar Millward Brown, to verify that the data they give advertisers.
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The doctor who was charged but acquitted in the death of former 3 Doors Down guitarist, Matt Roberts, is in hot water once again ... and at risk of having his medical license revoked.
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It also doesn't share data with skill developers (essentially the thing that got Facebook in hot water over Cambridge Analytica) other than "what they need to execute on the skills," according to Brun.
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Lena Dunham Faces Backlash for Saying She Wishes She'd Had an Abortion The star seems to be in high spirits after a controversial comment about abortion landed her in hot water last week.
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The "Big Brother" house sounds a lot like a breeding ground for racism ... a white houseguest is in hot water after a racially charged joke about an Asian houseguest was caught on camera.
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More recently, Apple found itself in hot water with consumer groups around the world over its use of a power management feature that throttled performance on older iPhones to avoid unexpected battery shutdowns.
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The singer was in hot water this week for taking a picture of himself as he cast an early ballot in Tennessee — which is, many people learned this week, illegal in that state.
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Jia is still in hot water with both creditors and the government in China, so it's unclear how he would approach entering what is the largest EV market in the world right now.
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Sony, which had previously found itself in hot water for refusing to allow cross-play between competing consoles, caved in unprecedented fashion and began allowing PS4 accounts to play Fortnite on other systems.
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She finally confesses to her boss Joanne (Catherine Curtin) what has been going on and she is in hot water when she realizes that the organization can be sued for segregation and discrimination.
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Mr Rauner is in hot water over the way he failed to deal with 13 deaths from waterborne Legionnaires' disease, a nasty kind of pneumonia, of veterans at a home in Quincy, Illinois.
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Huawei is already in hot water in the U.S. as the Justice Department has brought charges against the company including fraud, obstruction of justice, and the theft of trade secrets from T-Mobile.
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That resistance in the mouth, the little push-and-pull that can taste like a tea bag left too long in hot water but provides a framework to help offset the plush fruit?
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While leading her team and helping the Americans advance to the final round of the Women's World Cup in France, the striker has also found herself in hot water with President Donald Trump.
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Katainen refused to comment on the circumstances surrounding specific leaders such as David Cameron, the U.K. prime minister who is in hot water over his own tax affairs following the Panama Papers leak.
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President Obama found himself in hot water on several occasions, such as in 2015, when he said a challenge to his healthcare law "shouldn't even have been taken up" by the Supreme Court.
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ESPN's SportsCenter host Sage Steele is in hot water for her latest Instagram post, in which she criticized the thousands who protested Donald Trump's Muslim ban at Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday.
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But Stutzman, who was first elected in 2010, got in hot water during the Senate primary after The Associated Press reported that he billed his campaign more than $85033,000 for a family vacation.
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Restaurant Brands International's (QSR) Burger King unit is in hot water with Belgium's King Philippe, over its ad campaign asking Belgians to vote online to "crown" it the true ruler of the country.
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In 2016, the singer was in hot water after her backup dancers dressed in African-inspired pieces pulled from Valentino's "wild Africa" themed Spring/Summer 2016 collection during an episode of The Voice.
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Typically, temperature-sensitive ion channels are found in those brain cells that send signals to help your body understand, say, that the temperature has changed when you stick your hand in hot water.
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Carson, a former renowned neurosurgeon, arrived at HUD with no prior government or housing experience, and has previously landed in hot water for blurring the lines between close personal relationships and department business.
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Washington (CNN)Joe Barton, the Republican Texas congressman who found himself in hot water after a nude photo of him surfaced online, will not seek re-election, Barton's office confirmed to CNN Thursday.
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A University of Oregon fraternity is in hot water after trashing a popular California campground last weekend and leaving behind mounds of garbage, including items marked with their fraternity letters and school logo.
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Or the one about the wannabe mermaid who got in hot water with her Tampa-area homeowners' association for wearing her costume in the community pool (because it violated the "no fins" policy).
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Leonardo DiCaprio is in hot water with the Indonesian government after a series of Instagram posts criticizing the palm oil industry for its contributions to deforestation in the country, according to the BBC.
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Those brown lids are soldered so tightly to the plastic jars that they're highly resistant to brute strength, as well as tried-and-true methods such as loosening a jar in hot water.
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Earlier this week, a couple allegedly trying to use a stolen credit card at a convenience store in Alberta, Canada, wound up in hot water after the clerk caught on to their scam.
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Chris Matthews announces his retirement from MSNBC MSNBC's Chris Matthews absent from air amid sexual harassment allegations MORE found himself in hot water again after confusing Democratic Senate candidate Jaime Harrison for Sen.
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The first matter is what I call "Do You Want Fries with That?" banking — the practice of "cross-selling" unwanted products to captive customers that has now landed Wells Fargo in hot water.
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Back in 2014, Bieber found himself in hot water when unearthed footage surfaced from his 2011 documentary Never Say Never, showing Bieber repeatedly using a derogatory slur in the punchline to a joke.
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At times, Mr. Colbert's criticism of the president has landed him in hot water, such as when he joked about a sexual relationship between Mr. Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Cleveland Cavaliers head coach John Beilein is in hot water after accidentally calling players "a bunch of thugs" when he meant to say "slugs," according to a report from ESPN&aposs Adrian Wojnarowski.
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In March 2019, Kushner was in hot water again when late Democrat Elijah Cummings said in a letter that he was using WhatsApp, an online messaging service, to communicate in his official capacity.
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One of the many oddities of this story is that the citation Stephens got in hot water for included factual assertions: The common answer is that Jews are, or tend to be, smart.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is in hot water over revelations that he met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak twice last year, despite seeming to have said twice that no such meetings took place.
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Mark Zuckerberg has been in hot water this week thanks to comments he made during an interview with Kara Swisher about the kinds of content that should and shouldn't be removed from the platform.
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It'll be difficult to ignore your impulses, but if you're about to take a risk, pause and ask yourself if the outcome of that risk could land you in hot water with someone else.
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The social network found itself in hot water in 2016 when it was accused of omitting right-leaning publications from its Trending Stories feed; ultimately, it replaced human editors with algorithms, with mixed results .
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Restaurant Brands International – The company's Burger King unit is in hot water with Belgium's King Philippe, over its ad campaign asking Belgians to vote online to "crown" it the true ruler of the country.
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But after Mark Cuban was overly critical of the product, Malepati found himself in hot water with Greiner who accused him of treating her differently because she was the only woman on the panel.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio found himself in hot water on Wednesday when he pledged to save a beloved family-owned New York pizza joint recently shut down for failure to pay outstanding tax bills.
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The best model overall, Cuisinart's Coffee Plus 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker, takes it a step further with a built-in hot water dispenser for making breakfast at the same time your coffee is brewing.
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" Sabato found himself in hot water shortly after that speech when he told ABC that he believes then-President Obama was "absolutely" a Muslim, adding that he doesn't follow "the God that I love.
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The company has been in hot water in recent weeks after it was discovered that its third-party app tools allowed a researcher to capture user data which was then passed to Cambridge Analytica.
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But two years later, the company found itself in hot water in the wake of reports that its researchers had adjusted users' news feeds to study how emotions can be spread on social media.
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His Netflix special, Alive from New York, just came out, but his jokes about former fiancée, Ariana Grande, landed him in hot water with her fans and back on the radar of the paparazzi.
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A different Instagram post, in which Jackson posed next to stacks of cash, landed the rapper in hot water during bankruptcy proceedings after the judge handling his case raised concerns of financial non-disclosure.
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He ends up in hot water when he lends an opal to Celtics player Kevin Garnett (who plays himself) for good luck before a game, then starts pawning possessions to bet on the outcome.
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But after returning to making YouTube videos, Paul found himself in hot water again when he posted a video in which he tasered a dead rat and tried to give CPR to a fish.
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In 2015 the Merivale group (which has recently been in hot water over claims that it underpaid workers) bought the waterfront Newport Arms hotel, a pub that dates to 1880, in Sydney's northern suburbs.
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It's only been a month since YouTube was in hot water over its trending videos, which previously highlighted a Logan Paul video that featured a man who took his own life in the thumbnail.
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Analysts have speculated that some of the North Korean diplomats charged with US negotiations were in hot water after the latest round of talks between the two countries ended abruptly in Hanoi without an agreement.
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While right now the NBA star is currently in hot water for allegedly cheating on Kardashian with Kylie Jenner's best friend, Jordyn Woods, around this time last year he was embroiled in a different mess.
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First was the Tesla CEO's painful attempts at 420 jokes on Twitter and a video recorded dad weed smoke sesh with Joe Rogan, which landed him a potential lawsuit and his company in hot water.
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What the NAD can do, however, is take a closer look at the hard, tangible numbers listed on the back of the mascara box — which is what landed Too Faced in hot water this week.
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Graham's defense of the Ukraine call landed him in hot water with the Intelligence Community Inspector General, Michael Atkinson, who elevated the whistleblower report to Congress when the acting Director of National Intelligence would not.
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In China, a fold of ByteDance's media products — ranging from short-video platforms, a news portal to a humor app — have been in hot water with media watchdogs who are tightening control over online content.
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Yahoo — Yahoo is reportedly in hot water with Verizon, according to the New York Post, which said Verizon execs are upset that its officials weren't informed sooner about the massive 2014 hacking revealed last week.
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Twelve-time medalist Ryan Lochte took "full responsibility" Saturday for the incident in Rio that landed him and three other American swimmers in hot water and tarnished Team USA's reputation during the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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On Tuesday's all-new Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the 53-year-old actress found herself in hot water after Kyle Richards learned Rinna was feeding Eden Sassoon with exaggerations about her sister, Kim Richards.
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And also tonight, huge controversy emerging, the Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein, he&aposs in hot water, facing stiff criticism from legal scholars, lawmakers alike, over his attempt to bully, threaten, intimidate the House Intel Committee.
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Spicer could also land in hot water if he did the same thing less overtly—that is, if he abolished traditional briefings and replaced them as a matter of course with gaggles with friendly journalists.
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Another 'Teen Mom' star is in hot water for alleged mistreatment of her dog, but Mackenzie McKee is insisting the animal wasn't abused and animal control only stepped in due to the threat of tornadoes.
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A leading Philippines presidential candidate is in hot water after making jokes about an Australian missionary who was raped and had her throat slit during a siege at the jail at which she was working.
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Ryan ToysReview — a popular preschool-targeted YouTube channel boasting over 20 million subscribers, featuring a 7-year-old boy named Ryan Kaji playing with and reviewing playthings — is in hot water with Truth in Advertising.
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The company is in hot water over allegations leveled last week in a Gizmodo article that Facebook employees had omitted stories and news sources popular among conservatives from the social media platform's "trending" topics section.
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Not only did Elon Musk smoke marijuana on camera in the last decade, but the Tesla and SpaceX founder also found himself in hot water when the SEC charged him with fraud in September 2018.
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Imitation may be a form of flattery, but Kim Kardashian West is in hot water after being accused of stealing design ideas from the likes of Rei Kawakubo and Demna Gvasalia for her own children's line.
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The 65-year-old actor found himself in hot water first when he accidentally mashed up the names of Hidden Figures and Fences during the Golden Globes, and again when Gabrielle Union blasted his non-apology.
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The Grammy winning singer and two-time Oscar-nominated actress, 72, found herself in hot water after tweeting out a photo of the former model from a shoot she did for British GQ back in 2000.
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The apparent government confusion over whether cups could be taxed or not comes as one British newspaper put major coffee chains in hot water with claims that they were not as green as they made out.
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Why it matters: Novartis was already in hot water with the public after emails released by Democrats last week showed the company had a more extensive relationship with ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen than previously revealed.
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Trump also got in hot water this week for saying the federal response to the hurricanes in Puerto Rico was an "unsung success" despite the high death toll, which surpassed that of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Over in Russia, a government official is in hot water this week after his wife shot a twerking music video in the middle of a busy highway in Moscow, sparking huge traffic delays and delaying ambulances.
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YouTube is in hot water with conservative users and creators, with the Google-owned video giant accused of discriminating against the right as YouTube takes ads off content that it says violates the terms of service.
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This was the final batch, cooked downstairs at the Wright, the museum's restaurant, following Attia's recipe: measure couscous into a pan, add a heap of table salt, and steep, covered, in hot water for five minutes.
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Five decades of reporting have taught me that whenever a president starts screeching about the media, it's a sure sign he's in hot water and fearing revelations about some policy disaster, damaging mendacity or political villainy.
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The show regularly partners with law enforcement to promote charities, and Mr. Esiason got in hot water last year for criticizing the San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protests during the national anthem before N.F.L. games.
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He landed himself in hot water for comments he made to Michael Wolff, the author of a book chronicling the first months of the Trump administration that made waves earlier this year when it was released.
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Francois-Henri Pinault, the fashion magnate, owner of PPR, and second-richest person in France, landed in hot water in 2012 when his ex-girlfriend, supermodel Linda Evangelista, demanded child support she said she never received.
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After finding herself in hot water with the former Countess over her friendship with de Lesseps' ex Tom D'Agostino, Singer was once again back in the doghouse on Wednesday's all-new Real Housewives of New York City.
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In 2011, Vogue Japan (which is helmed by a white editor, Anna Dello Russo) landed in hot water for depicting model Crystal Renn with her eyes taped to create a more slanted, almond shape in this video.
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Image: Chris McGrath (Getty)YouTube appears to have found itself in hot water after it lifted an uncredited video from one of its creators and used part of the video for its own Christmas content on Twitter.
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The billionaire recently found himself in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission over a tweet he posted earlier this year stating that he was mulling a deal to take Tesla private at $420 a share.
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Ron DeSantis is already in hot water less than a day after winning the GOP nomination in the Florida gubernatorial race because of a racist remark he made about his upcoming general election opponent, democrat Andrew Gillum.
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Analysts had speculated that some of the North Korean diplomats overseeing the US negotiations in Hanoi were in hot water after the latest round of talks between the two countries ended abruptly in Vietnam without an agreement.
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While nothing seems inherently outrageous about sending two bottles of fragrance as a gift, Ford is in hot water over the value of the perfumes, which retail at luxury stores like Neiman Marcus for hundreds of dollars.
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She explained that she had seen a tutorial on the social media site a while back that instructed viewers to put peaches in hot water for 20 seconds then transfer them to cold water for five minutes.
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The 20-year-old supermodel recently found herself in hot water after her new deal with Nike became the subject of online criticism from those who questioned whether she was a right fit for the athletic brand.
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Phaedra Parks ended season 9 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta in hot water, when she owned up to spreading drugging accusations about Kandi Burruss to Porsha Williams — therefore fueling the season's most dramatic and damaging drama.
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After finding itself in hot water, Home Depot Canada is yanking a peeping Tom Halloween decoration that one customer said "makes light of a real-life, sinister issue that women face in our society," CBC News reported.
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Jessica Biel and her business partners at the Los Angeles, kid-friendly restaurant, Au Fudge, are in hot water for allegedly keeping more than $430,000 in gratuities from their employees and denying them meal and rest breaks.
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And the Instagram feed doesn't belong to the soccer star — it belongs to a 25-year-old Iranian man named Reza Parastesh, whose striking resemblance to the sporting icon recently landed him in hot water with police.
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Why it matters: Trump has consistently defended Flynn despite his lying to both the FBI and Vice President Mike Pence about his communication with Russian officials, to the point where it's gotten the president in hot water.
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Billionaire pocket change South African supermarket tycoon Christo Weise once found himself in hot water while going through security at the London City Airport, where customs found $1 million in cash in his carry-on and luggage.
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Coming off a 73-47 loss at in-state rival Cincinnati last Saturday, the Musketeers found themselves in hot water early with the Colonels, who took a seven-point lead less than 10 minutes into the game.
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In 2005, Drummond would find himself in hot water when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) found Google had failed to register more than $80 million of employee stock option grants before its IPO the year prior.
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Heidi's already in hot water for dropping out of college, so Daddy downgrades her internship to a 10-week rotation through some of the hockey league's most menial jobs — selling hot dogs, working stadium security, cleaning bathrooms.
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TechCrunch: Microsoft could be back in hot water with the Europeans after the Dutch data protection authority asked its Irish counterpart, which oversees the software giant, to investigate Windows 10 for allegedly breaking EU data protection rules.
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In 2016, if companies don't adopt and police good business practices when it comes to their political spending, secret channels of money and misuse of new political tools could ultimately land them in hot water, or worse.
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A few days later, Biden was once again in hot water when video circulated on Twitter of him telling a bizarre story about confronting a gang leader named "Corn Pop" at a Delaware pool in the 1960s.
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The wires creeping down from the photo connect to silicone goat tongues, reproducing the original installation of the work at LACE in 1978 and referencing the truth telling that gets citizens under authoritarian regimes in hot water.
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In that inaugural campaign, Sanders effectively courted the support of the Burlington police union with promises of better pay and equipment (a stance that could get you in hot water with the modern-day Democratic Socialists of America).
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Michael Flynn, who resigned from his post as National Security Adviser on Monday, also has Russia ties that extend further back than the conversation about sanctions with the Russian ambassador in December that got him in hot water.
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To prepare the saffron, add to the measured water in a bowl and leave to stand on a warm surface – they are cautious with saffron in Azerbaijan, believing that soaking it in hot water kills its flavour. 3.
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And That Wasn't Her First Time Facing a Scandal Diane von Furstenberg, Oscar de la Renta and DKNY found themselves in hot water in the fall of 2011 when Clauson walked their shows at the age of 15.
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Prince Charles got himself in hot water with the British press when he was caught muttering under his breath about a reporter to sons William and Harry during a photo call on a 2005 skiing holiday in Switzerland.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is in hot water after reports surfaced that he had meetings with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. during the presidential campaign — especially since he denied any such communication during his Senate confirmation hearing.
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Blake found himself in hot water after he got caught in a love triangle with Kristina and Caelynn when it came out that he had slept with them both on back-to-back nights at the Stagecoach festival.
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The event was then pulled altogether when Jones flatly refused to entertain the thought of taking on a replacement opponent—a decision which landed him in hot water with the UFC brass for a considerable amount of time.
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Flynn found himself in hot water after it was revealed he spoke to Russia's Kislyak about sanctions before taking office, a fact he denied on multiple occasions, misleading Vice President Pence and the American people along the way.
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The singer's Fenty label through Puma is in hot water with Freedom United, an American fashion brand that happens to use the initials FU on its gear ... which it boasts has been worn by celebs like Demi Lovato.
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The 67-year-old reality star found herself in hot water on Friday when she was spotted cruising in her Austin-Healey convertible wearing a red cap bearing president Donald Trump's controversial campaign "Make America Great Again" slogan.
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Country sovereignty is a sensitive topic in China too: Multiple Western designer brands have also landed in hot water in China for identifying the semi-autonomous cities of Hong Kong and Macau as countries, rather than Chinese regions.
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Juul, the dominant e-cigarette company, is increasingly in hot water in the US, as state and federal health officials crack down on vaping, citing skyrocketing rates of youth e-cigarette use and mysterious vaping-related lung illnesses.
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Rod Stewart is in hot water after his wife Penny Lancaster posted a video that seemingly showed the musician carrying out a mock-ISIS-style "execution" in the Abu Dhabi desert before a show in the Arab Emirates.
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Hobby Lobby, the craft store chain that is no stranger to controversy, is once again finding itself in hot water for allegedly citing a message from God in its decision to leave stores open amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Colangelo has been in hot water ever since The Ringer published a story connecting him to several Twitter accounts that had trashed various 76ers players -- including Joel Embiid, Markelle Fultz and former players Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor.
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By now, CBD manufacturers should be accustomed to being in hot water; since there's basically no published science proving any health effects (a lot of studies are underway), CBD products can't claim to fix or heal any issues.
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Stephens appears not to have really understood the argument of the paper he was citing, though of course what got him in hot water was citing race scientists in the first place rather than mangling their statistical evidence.
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One woman said she'd heard about Stone having a social-media run in with the judge, an apparent reference to his landing in hot water over an Instagram post that showed crosshairs next to a photo of Jackson.
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Also tonight, former President Obama is secretly meeting with top Democratic prospects for 210 holding some meetings, seeing who maybe stands out of the crowd as Bill Clinton is back in hot water tonight with a very unfortunate comment.
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Donald Trump Jr. In Hot Water The New York Times broke the news that President Trump's oldest son met with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 election who claimed to have dirt on Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election.
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Tarantino found himself in hot water recently when the website Jezebel resurfaced a 2003 radio interview in which the director defended Polanski, who, eight years after Tate's death, was charged with drugging and raping a 13-year-old girl.
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Nike was in hot water with Williamson earlier this year when the former Duke forward blew right through a pair of his Nike sneakers, suffering an injury on the court during a game against rival University of North Carolina.
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It's no accident that Dance Crew's approach is strategically less explicit than its predecessor about its hip-hop roots, and it focuses on dance rather than the sort of salty lyrics that could get its stars in hot water.
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BEARTS TIGHT END UNDERGOES EMERGENCY SURGERY AFTER GRUESOME LEG INJURY Once the exterminator has sprayed your home, you'll need to wash any clothes and bedding that may be infested in hot water and dry them in a heat dryer.
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PewDiePie, YouTube's most popular channel owner with over 50 million subscribers, has been a vocal critic of Paul and his equally brash younger brother Jake, while he's also no stranger to getting in hot water due to video content.
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Facebook and Google landed in hot water with Apple this week after two investigations by TechCrunch revealed the misuse of internal-only certificates — leading to their revocation, which led to a day of downtime at the two tech giants.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThe Oscars are in Hot Water over Their Girl Scouts StuntA Famous Hilton Speaks Out against the Erin Andrews JudgementKim K is Already Turning North into a Social Media StarChris Hemsworth's Insane Malibu Mansion is for Sale
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The freshman lawmaker again found herself in hot water after she said pro-Israel groups are pushing for "allegiance to a foreign country," a remark that echoed charges of dual loyalty that have been used against Jews for centuries.
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Flashing his "Make America Great Again" socks, the same ones that last June got the former Montana GOP congressman in hot water for appearing to endorse Trump's campaign, Zinke explained why he left politics completely — at least for now.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz stepped down as chairwoman earlier this summer after her emails were released, and interim Chairwoman Donna Brazile also landed in hot water, when emails showed she gave debate questions to the Clinton campaign ahead of time.
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Since getting his own show on the network in 2016 — which would eventually move into former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly's prime time slot — Carlson's on-air comments about journalists, immigrants, and women have landed him in hot water.
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Microsoft cofounder — and supporter of conservation efforts — Paul Allen is in hot water because the anchor chain on his 300-foot yacht is being blamed for heavy damage to a huge swath of protected coral in the Cayman Islands.
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The Post's study was released just four days after one of America's preeminent food writers, Calvin Trillin, found himself in hot water for a poem that bemoaned the trouble of keeping up with different regional styles of Chinese cuisine.
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Former President Bill Clinton, who has been in hot water since he told the "Today" show he thought he "did the right thing" during the Monica Lewinsky scandal, will sit down with Colbert on "The Late Show" on Tuesday.
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However, Curve also found itself in hot water regarding its active users when it was revealed in December that just 14% of its then 500,000 customers were monthly users; for context, 73% of Monzo's users are active on a monthly basis.
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"OPEC is like a teabag; it works best in hot water ... The U.S. oil market might just be providing the producer group with the perfect excuse to extend the production agreement for at least another six months," PVM's Tamas Varga said.
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A video of two young men handing out condom balloons to police in Egypt on Monday, the fifth anniversary of the uprising against Hosni Mubarak, has gone viral — but the two men behind the prank have landed in hot water.
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Ramona Singer found herself in a heated, alcohol-fueled argument with Bethenny Frankel at Dorinda Medley's Berkshires house on Wednesday's Real Housewives of New York City — but it's what allegedly happened after that argument really had Singer in hot water.
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From his feud-inciting words directed at Megyn Kelly to his harsh comments about Heidi Klum's appearance, the GOP front-runner doesn't hold back when it comes to speaking his mind – but his words have constantly landed him in hot water.
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Driving the news: Ullyot found himself in hot water last December after controversial emails surfaced in which he recommended the VA's former chief diversity officer post a tame disapproval of white supremacists involved in the August 2018 Charleston, Virginia rally.
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The social giant has been in hot water for the past six weeks following revelations that its old data policies allowed an outside research firm, Cambridge Analytica, to gather data from tens of millions of Facebook users without their permission.
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This is Beahm's first official suspension, despite several incidents that have resulted in the streamer landing in hot water, including mocking a Chinese accent on stream and threatening physical violence against a game developer on Twitter after being banned in-game.
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The tech giant, once the undisputed darling of teens and celebrities alike, found itself in hot water yet again last week after an insensitive ad asking users to "slap Rihanna" or "punch Chris Brown" made it way onto its platform.
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And though Jenner isn't often outspokenly political (and recently was in hot water for fronting a since-pulled Pepsi spot that appeared to trivialize the Black Lives Matter movement), she did join her sisters in supporting Hillary Clinton before November's election.
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Marriott got in hot water in China earlier this year when local authorities closed down its Chinese website for a week as punishment for listing Chinese-claimed regions such as Tibet and Taiwan as separate countries in a customer questionnaire.
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Along with earning the chagrin of UFC president Dana White, Nelson's actions also got himself in hot water with the Brazilian Superior Justice Court of MMA (STJDMMA) which initially handed him a nine-month suspension and a fine of $13,000.
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Former cast member Jay Pharoah openly talked about what it was like to be on the series after landing in hot water and almost being fired, and then what it was like to later be actually fired from the series.
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Hair salon chain gets into trouble over advertisement A hair salon run by celebrity stylist Jawed Habib has landed in hot water among staunch Hindu fundamentalists after it ran an advertisement depicting the Goddess Durga and her children receiving beauty treatments.
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Over the past year, the game's developers have gotten in hot water for using historically specific and emotionally loaded terms like "apartheid" and a play on Black Lives Matter's slogan — "augmented lives matter" appears prominently on posters throughout the world.
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Washington (CNN)The White House has declined to answer a House committee's questions about whether members of President Donald Trump's staff have chartered private or military aircraft, practices that have landed other members of the Trump administration in hot water.
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While Cohen has not been accused of any wrongdoing, these new revelations raise serious questions about whether a man in Trump's inner circle had engaged in influence peddling and could spell legal trouble for Cohen, who is already in hot water.
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Mulvaney found himself in hot water on Thursday when he seemingly acknowledged that the administration had, in fact, engaged in a quid-pro-quo with Ukraine when pressed on why OMB withheld the aid by ABC News correspondent Jon Karl.
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Putting ingredients in a plastic bag and dunking it in hot water might not match up with customers' more romantic ideas of what food preparation should look like, especially at chains like Panera that emphasize the quality of their ingredients.
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Waters found herself in hot water after a separate rally the weekend before, when she encouraged supporters to publicly protest Trump administration officials, in an apparent reaction to confrontations of officials such as Sarah Sanders and Kirstjen Nielsen in restaurants.
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The technique consisted of molding the shell of the hawksbill sea turtle by dipping it in hot water and olive oil, then impressing the softened material with mother-of-pearl and fine patterns of gold to create inlaid decorative motifs.
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But officials in the European Union this month proposed changes to the frites cooking process, including a suggestion that the potatoes first be blanched in hot water to avoid the formation of a chemical compound that has been linked to cancer.
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Read: The Great Barrier Reef is literally in hot water Rummer's research has concluded that if sea temperatures rise between 1.5 and 3 degrees Celsius, coral reef fish lose between 40 to 70% of their performance -- including swimming, feeding and reproduction.
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What Really Happened: Last week, it became clear that US secretary of state Mike Pompeo was also in hot water as a result of the whistle-blower complaint against President Trump, attorney general William Barr, and Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani.
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Roseanne Barr's racist tweets These days, the increasingly ubiquitous use of Twitter by celebrities and other public figures has created plenty of opportunities for celebrities to get themselves in hot water -- not just for abnormal behavior, but also for inappropriate statements.
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Who's in the Kitchen: A Quartet of Culinary Narratives By Lisa Abend If You Use Tea Bags, You'll Be in Hot Water With This Connoisseur By Simon Winchester Luc Sante's roundup includes Richard Avedon, Cindy Sherman, Francesca Woodman and Kohei Yoshiyuki.
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Trump team lawyers, White House insiders and friends are among those who have reportedly told Trump it would be unwise to talk to the special counsel, arguing that doing so could land the president in hot water politically or legally.
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When I spoke with Carpio during a smoke break at the CryptoCannabis Conference in Denver last month, her passion for pot was palpable, but it was this very enthusiasm for ganja which had landed her in hot water in the past.
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As for Zeke, he's still in hot water for pulling a woman's shirt down and exposing her breast at a St. Paddy's parade in Dallas last weekend ... but didn't look like he had a care in the world Thursday night.
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News of Whitehouse's letter is breaking the same day the EPA administrator is reportedly in hot water with the White House over his staying in a condo connected to a lobbyist power couple in D.C. for motel prices of $50 a night.
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"OPEC is like a tea bag; it works best in hot water ... The U.S. oil market might just be providing the producer group with the perfect excuse to extend the production agreement for at least another six months," PVM's Tamas Varga said.
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Still, the launch of the Answers beta program means that Amazon is thinking about other ways to make sure Alexa serves up more accurate answers than Wikipedia pages, which have a reputation of landing voice assistants in hot water for sourcing vandalized pages.
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The 38-year-old singer found herself in hot water when she was photographed relaxing with her children at Byron Bay beach on Friday after postponing the first Sydney date of her Beautiful Trauma World Tour due to an upper respiratory infection.
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The change makes sense given Tinder's status as a hookup app, its features that make it easier to find orgies, and various age-of-consent laws that could potentially land the company in hot water if anything involving a minor goes wrong.
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Video ELEVATOR JOKE GETS PROF IN HOT WATER IN &aposCHILLING EXAMPLE OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS&apos "I guess you could say it's a noble thing to do, like you want to incorporate more women into the field," said senior psychology major Samiyyah Ceaso.
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For the record, Zara has also been in hot water for selling a children's shirt that resembled concentration camp uniforms in 2014, and most recently, a denim skirt with Pepe the Frog on it, now a symbol of the alt-right movement.
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Aware that Airbnb operated in a legal grey area in China at the time and concerned I might have put my host in hot water, I decided to stop using the service in China and contact her to ensure all was okay.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg in 2015 addressed two local police controversies in South Bend, Indiana, by saying in an official speech that "all lives matter," a comment that could land him in hot water with his party's increasingly energized progressive base.
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American LGBTQ media, in particular, found itself in hot water last year after #gaymediasowhite began trending on Twitter, drawing attention to the covers of magazines like Out and the Advocate, which (like Têtu) tended to feature a preponderance of white and straight men.
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While Musk likely had good intentions, his offer ended up being more interference that would land him in hot water with British cave diver Vern Unsworth, who did help rescue the trapped team, and whom he repeatedly accused of being a pedophile.
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It's this approach that sometimes gets him in hot water—last year in a video for TIME and some ensuing tweets, he suggested the 90s were overrated, provoking ire among music fans and a waterfall of thinkpieces—but, again, he doesn't care.
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The new manager of England's national football club, Sam Allardyce, appears to be in hot water after investigative reporters caught him on camera advising people he thought were "Far East" businessmen on how to scam the Premier League's billion-pound transfer market.
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Nothing about this is notably problematic, but expectations are a tidal wave that cease for no man, and with a cupcake road trip sitting on the horizon and a tricky home stand right after that, Mike Malone may find himself in hot water.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Philip, the 96-year-old husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, bowed out of public life on Wednesday with his final solo appearance at an official event, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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For some chains, the sous vide method — in which food is vacuum-sealed then slow-cooked in hot water, allowing it to cook at a steady temperature and maintain moisture — can help ensure that meat is fully cooked, avoiding food-poisoning concerns.
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And so I had the sauce, and these soft, smoky poblanos, and my shredded store-bought chicken, a vat of spaghetti shocked in cold water, a handful of dried porcini I'd soaked in hot water and some more cheese to cover the top.
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Opinion: The Great Barrier Reef is literally in hot water Bleaching In April, Australian scientists said that back-to-back bleaching events in 2016 and 2017 had devastated a 1,500 km (900 miles) stretch -- or more than two-thirds -- of the reef.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City, a 2020 presidential candidate, found himself in hot water on Wednesday when he pledged to save a beloved family-owned New York pizza joint recently shut down for failure to pay outstanding tax bills.
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DeSantis, who resigned as a congressman earlier this week to focus on his campaign, has found himself in hot water after saying Floridians could not afford to "monkey this up" by electing his Democratic opponent, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, who's African-American.
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Previous texts exchanged by Peter Strzok and Lisa Page had already landed the pair in hot water, and have been used by Trump as a cudgel to attack both the investigation into Clinton's emails as well as the special counsel's Russia probe.
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Well, Mr. Colbert and his fellow hosts spent plenty of time on Monday basking in recent news about a longtime host at Fox News, Eric Bolling, who is in hot water after being accused of sending unsolicited, nude photos to female colleagues.
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Those of you with longer memories might remember back in 2018 when Tesla CEO Elon Musk got in hot water for tweeting that he'd take the company private when it reached $420, a price that seemed to many too high at the time.
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It's important to mention that this behavior has landed Amazon in hot water with regulatory agencies, specifically in the EU, where the company is under investigation for using sales data from third-party sellers to develop and sell similar products of its own.
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Samsung found itself in hot water in February last year when reports circulated that the company privacy policy allowed the smart TV's voice recognition feature to listen in on your conversations, turn the words into text, and send that data to third parties.
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Furthermore, just days after being named to the job, Scaramucci ended up in hot water, by going on a profane, angry tirade to the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza in which he insulted several of his co-workers, including then-Chief of Staff Reince Priebus.
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The former contestant, 216, found himself in hot water with Hannah, 163, after he revealed that although he's not a virgin, he's been abstinent for nearly four years and plans to wait until marriage to have sex again — and expects Hannah to follow suit.
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It's not clear from the trailer who is going to resort or succumb to murder, but it's pretty obvious that the Monterey moms' need for popularity and social power — the same things that land Alison and her crew in hot water — is to blame.
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"If you get caught up in all this stuff around the edges — he may mistweet from time to time," Palihapitiya said, alluding to Musk's tweets about Tesla production numbers and funding, which have gotten him in hot water with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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But after Politico reported on Monday that Mr. Baier played nine holes of golf with Mr. Trump this past weekend at the president's Virginia club — the kind of chummy socializing that is considered poor form for journalists — the anchor found himself in hot water.
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Yet, time and again, we find ourselves surprised to learn that we've given away more than we intended — whether it's a years-old tweet that lands us in hot water, a Facebook post we never intended our ex to see, or something even more serious.
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I'm guessing the next few weeks, at least, will continue the "all-out war" — Negan is still out there, after all, and Carol, Ezekiel, and some of the others found themselves in hot water while trying to pick off the remainder of Negan's trusted guards.
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Instead, Benjamin Haynes, a CDC spokesperson, told Live Science that you should go ahead and dress up your chickens — just make sure to wash your hands after putting your pet in costume, and wash the costume in hot water after your bird is done celebrating.
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This is generally a good rule to follow even if you are not elected, but there are a number of cases I am sure you are aware of that have left your fellow former and current public servants in hot water as a result.
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This isn't the first time Kelly, who was born in Illinois, has been in hot water in the state — he is currently risking eviction at his Chicago music studio for owing $80,800 in arrears to the company that owns the building, according to the Blast.
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Before the election, Saucier, after he pleaded guilty, argued in court that photos of a classified submarine propulsion system found on his phone were not unlike the emails that landed Clinton in hot water but did not result in a criminal charge against her.
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Forever 21 is no stranger to controversial clothing releases, as the popular brand has been accused of stealing designs from artists and charities in the past and just this week found itself in hot water for sending Atkins diet bars with online clothing orders.
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Acting director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli is currently in hot water for re-imagining the famous poem written on the Statue of Liberty as only welcoming self-sufficient immigrants, but he's been an immigration hardliner for much of his political career.
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At the height of the Ebola outbreak in 2014, a false message widely distributed in Sierra Leone on Facebook and WhatsApp, which is owned by the social network, said bathing in hot water with salt would cure and prevent the spread of the virus.
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Bielsa, who manages English club Leeds United, landed himself in hot water at the start of the year when he admitted in a press conference that the club had illegally spied on opposition training sessions prior to matches in order to gain an advantage.
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As Pendek and Sykora fall deeper into the pit of Hunt the Wumpus, things keep getting weirder, landing them in hot water with their producer and causing them to lose their grasp on reality—which is probably exactly what Gregory Yob would have wanted.
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Separately, a flippant Instagram post about a bullet hole landed the owner of Summerhill, a Brooklyn bar, in hot water with her neighbors — all of which underscores how social media can be equal parts blessing and curse for businesses that rely too heavily on them.
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Grassley's willingness to talk Trump has landed him in hot water, including last week when he had to clarify that he didn't mean to "equate" Trump's racially charged attack against Curiel to a line Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor used in speeches about diversity.
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It marked a very subdued ending to a week in which Kyrgios got in hot water for calling the ATP corrupt, yelled at fans for leaving their seats during his serve, and threatened not to start a match over a dispute about his outfit.
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Google's prioritization of its results, and a perceived bias toward its own products and services, has landed the company in hot water with the European Commission, which fined slapped it with multibillion-pound fines and has launched investigation after investigation into alleged anticompetitive behavior.
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Whether it's Halloween or having unknowing first graders wear paper feathers for the Thanksgiving program at the local elementary school, dressing up as another race is never OK.Seriously, try dressing up as any other race on Halloween and you'll end up in hot water.
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But Macron is politically inexperienced, and his centrism is a tightrope walk: Recently he was in hot water with the right for calling French rule in Algeria a "crime against humanity" and with the left for doing outreach to skeptics of same-sex marriage.
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Two Chicago police officers are in hot water after a photo surfaced online of them "taking the knee" with raised fists on Sunday, the same day NFL players, coaches, and owners showed support for free speech by bending down on one knee before football games.
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Genesis Toys is also in hot water over two of its other devices, the i-Que and My Friend Cayla, both of which have been found to violate privacy laws and also allow someone to remotely listen through the device's microphone via an unauthorized Bluetooth connection.
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Ever since Pruitt assumed the role as head of the EPA, he's been marred by scandal after scandal, all of which have landed him in hot water with his counterparts in Washington, D.C. The events don't seem to be reflecting entirely poorly with President Trump, though.
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The group is also upset with how Facebook effectively avoided culpability for its actions, as part of the settlement allowed the company to avoid admitting any guilt over massive privacy and data security scandals, like Cambridge Analytica, that landed it in hot water with the agency.
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States proceed despite backlash The cycle of action and reaction has become familiar, if not entirely predictable: Social conservatives lament instances where business owners find themselves in hot water for controversial statements or actions; targeted measures are enacted; social liberals denounce the measures; business interests become involved.
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The latter is the the kind of thing that first landed Musk in hot water with the SEC last year, when he claimed in a tweet that he was "considering" taking Tesla private at $420 a share and that he had secured funding for the deal.
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This week, famously gaffe-prone White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is in hot water after comparing Adolf Hitler favorably to Syrian dictator Bashar Assad and in the process saying that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons—when in fact he gassed millions to death in concentration camps.
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She flunked her first pseudo debate with Trump on NBC's Commander in Chief forum earlier this month, placed herself in hot water when she declared half of Trump's supporters were in a basket of deplorables, and further sowed seeds of mistrust when she lied about her health.
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When we got him leaving Poppy with Rich the Kid, he dropped a freestyle about why she's one of the best sister-in-laws he's ever had, which is really endearing considering she got the crew in hot water over All-Star Weekend with her crip diss.
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" Moore landed himself in hot water when he said during his annual breakfast with media covering the Indian Wells event: "You know, in my next life when I come back I want to be someone in the WTA, because they ride on the coattails of the men.
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Laster's alarms triggered fear among Pentagon brass that Mattis would be seen as doing a special favor for Bezos, which could put him in hot water with President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly proclaimed his antipathy to Bezos, mainly because of his ownership of The Washington Post.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Fed Chair Jerome Powell's hope for a more plainspoken approach to his job may have landed him in hot water with markets and require more "nuance" going forward, a former top Fed official said on Thursday in a critique of the current U.S. central bank.
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The attorney general has been in hot water with the president since he decided in March to recuse himself from all matters related to Russia, leaving him without control over the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating Russian efforts to meddle in the election.
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LONDON — For insight into the conservatism of Middle England, it's worth considering the case of The Henley Standard, a weekly newspaper in Oxfordshire, which recently found itself in hot water over its decision to retire "Sir" as the form of address for letters to the editor.
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This could have put our foreign partners at risk of exposure, while also having a chilling effect on the work our own intelligence officers do out of fear that contributing to something that the President and his DNI don't like could put them in hot water.
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Beckham's appearance at the CFP National Championship game has been nothing short of a disaster -- not only is he accused of a crime, but he also got LSU in hot water for allegedly handing out REAL cash to LSU football players while celebrating on the field.
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A few weeks later, Mnuchin found himself in hot water again after refusing to testify before a House panel on a decision to bring more than 36,000 federal workers at the Internal Revenue Service back to work unpaid as the government shutdown dragged into tax season.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Argentina great Diego Maradona said on Wednesday he was fine after appearing to take ill during the South Americans' roller-coaster World Cup win over Nigeria on Tuesday, but found himself in hot water again after making an obscene gesture at the game.
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Hoggan, who served as head of security since 2013, landed in hot water earlier this month when the House Committee on Oversight found that he had pocketed $90,000 in bonuses during his first year on the job — despite budget cuts, regular security lapses and reported short-staffing.
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Photo: Paul Sakuma (AP)In yet another case of a search engine finding itself in hot water over racist, sexist, or otherwise problematic search results, it appears Microsoft's Bing—whose technology also powers Yahoo's search function—is returning wildly offensive related search suggestions in its image search function.
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Those three things are what landed Tyler1 in hot water in the first place, fueled by his infamously short-fused temper that could explode any time he didn't get to pick his favorite character Draven or his teammates didn't do something the way he wanted them to do it.
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You have to wonder what Trump's reaction will be given the kerfuffle over his claims he was going to be the magazine's Person of the Year in 2017 — but turned the honor down — and that time Steve Bannon made the cover, landing him in hot water with Trump.
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This week, famously gaffe-prone White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is in hot water after comparing Adolf Hitler favorably to Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and in the process saying that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons—when in fact he gassed millions to death in concentration camps.
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" In the wake of Oprah Winfrey's Golden Globes speech, Seal found himself in hot water when he posted a meme of Winfrey with disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein that read "When you have been part of the problem for decades, but suddenly they all think you are the solution.
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We both found the bath to be a relaxing and relieving experience, and my better half subsequently assured me that sipping from a cup of CBD-rich hot chocolate while submerged in hot water infused with weed is indeed, what women want, and not just during a menstrual cycle.
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"Lemon and ginger will take you where you want to go," says the New York-based designer, author and wellness entrepreneur Norma Kamali, referring to the simple tonic — made by steeping sliced lemon and ginger in hot water — that she drinks at the start and end of each day.
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Dowd landed himself and the President in hot water after a tweet he says he authored suggested Trump knew Flynn lied to the FBI in January, reviving questions of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice when he allegedly asked then-FBI Director James Comey to drop the Flynn investigation.
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Kelly Hoggan, who served as head of security since 22016, landed in hot water earlier this month when the House Committee on Oversight found that he had pocketed $290,20161 in bonuses during his first year on the job — despite budget cuts, regular security lapses and reported short-staffing.
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Kelly Hoggan, who served as head of security since 2013, landed in hot water earlier this month when the House Committee on Oversight found that he had pocketed $90,903 in bonuses during his first year on the job — despite budget cuts, regular security lapses and reported short-staffing.
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The latest revelations about Facebook's handling of user data — an investigation by the New York Times found that Facebook had been providing special data access to large companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Spotify and others — has landed the social network once more in hot water in Europe, and specifically the United Kingdom.
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A tweet about union organizing at Tesla's California car factory landed him in hot water with both a member of Congress and the National Labor Relations Board, while his rogue hang up on the NTSB in April led to the regulator removing the company from any involvement in the investigation.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, is in hot water for erroneously telling MPs that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian woman imprisoned in Iran, had been teaching journalists, when in fact she was on holiday—and refusing to apologise even though his mistake may mean an extra jail term for her.
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After President Donald Trump called coal "indestructible" last week while also expressing concern for the number of birds killed by wind turbines, it was all the more evident that the Clean Power Plan — the Obama-era strategy intended to dramatically slash America's reliance on coal-generated electricity — was in hot water.
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"I would suspect that at least 10 percent of homeowners who are taking out this type of product may find themselves in hot water within the first couple of years of home ownership," said Scott Hannah, the head of Canada's Credit Counseling Society, a charity that advises consumers on debt.
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The former vice president has also committed a series of cringeworthy gaffes on the trail, was criticized for being too touchy with women and girls, and found himself in hot water for fondly recalling the days of "civility" in the Senate when he maintained close relationships with notoriously pro-segregation Senators.
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Though far more attention is being granted to the Ukraine scandal and few details are known about this whistleblower complaint, legal experts and former prosecutors told Insider it could land Trump in hot water legally and potentially lead to the release of his tax returns — dealing a major victory to Democrats.
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With 800 million monthly users across multiple apps and a profitable business, Tencent Music Entertainment is gearing up for one of this year's most anticipated initial public offerings in the U.S. But the firm has landed in hot water in the months leading up to its first-time shares sale.
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I've managed to burn more than one dish since I've started testing the Holy Sheet, but unlike my steel sheet pans that require heavy soaking, steel wool, and/or baking soda, a quick soak in hot water lifted up seemingly petrified caramelized onions and the glazes that glued them in place.
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I know this will get me in hot water with the random Italians who DM me, but I'm often met with surprise from EU men during hook-ups for taking initiative, even more so than in the US, where it can nevertheless also be surprising to them because masculinity, etc.
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It's not clear yet whether the US Attorney will indeed take up the case, or whether Uber would be found guilty in a criminal case, but it wouldn't be an ideal situation for a company that has found itself in hot water lately in both the courts of law and public opinion.
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One of the new promos for the show's final episode proves our girl is in hot water, with Spencer getting punched in the face by Mona (Janel Parrish), attacked by her biological mother Mary Drake (Andrea Parker), and having to deal with Aria (Lucy Hale) whine about some more Ezra (Ian Harding) drama.
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This has landed scientists in hot water, including the namesake of the Galileo spacecraft, who in the 17th century was placed under house arrest for daring to suggest that not only was the Earth not the center of the universe, but that it was not even the center of our solar system.
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For the suburban police force just east of Phoenix, it was just the latest inquiry into the actions of the sworn police force of about 750, including internal investigations and outside investigators looking into the culture, practices, and training of officers who have repeatedly found themselves in hot water over the past two years.
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European automakers were delivered a fresh blow on Monday, with the German government demanding Daimler recall hundreds of thousands of cars equipped with emissions cheating software that similarly landed Volkswagen in hot water in the U.S. Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler was ordered to recall 744,000 vehicles across Europe as a result of the decision.
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Mr. March pointed out that United was already in hot water because of an episode a few weeks earlier at Denver International Airport, when a gate agent for the airline barred two teenage girls, who were "pass" passengers flying free, from boarding a flight after deeming that the leggings they were wearing were inappropriate.
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And the U.S. is in hot water: There's an ongoing investigation into an airstrike that killed civilians in Mosul, which could have been caused by the U.S. Also on Sunday, Russia condemned the U.S. statements about the deaths as "absurd," and questioned whether the U.S. was targeting civilians, which would violate the laws of armed conflict.
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