RELATED: Woman says Franken inappropriately touched her in 2010 Franken has been accused by multiple women of touching them inappropriately.
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He's said to have consumed alcohol aggressively, danced inappropriately with female co-workers and draped his arm over a female employee inappropriately.
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It wasn't just me, either; I found online reports from people who had similar issues and others who found that their displays became inappropriately bright or inappropriately dark.
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He's also suggested they were questioned inappropriately by sheriff's deputies.
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But even with us, we ended up using it inappropriately.
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Gooding has not acted inappropriately in any shape or form.
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He kept harassing me and continued to touch me inappropriately.
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" Now, Ginsburg is calling those comments "inappropriately dismissive and harsh.
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Twice this year, the service exposed information inappropriately to developers.
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And not once - never - did I believe I acted inappropriately.
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In later years, other contestants also said Trump behaved inappropriately.
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In the piece, Fager was accused of inappropriately touching employees.
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When they are handled inappropriately, they can pose a risk.
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Berlusconi regularly "disrupted" international affairs, acting inappropriately on numerous occasions.
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Her colleagues and Spector's defense attorneys believe she acted inappropriately.
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These students said that Baker never acted inappropriately with them.
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Abortion remains one of the most inappropriately regulated healthcare services.
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Al Franken is resigning amid allegations he touched women inappropriately.
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Sometimes, we soon learn, they even touched the boys inappropriately.
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That day, Mr. Trump denied he had greeted her inappropriately.
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The ideal boyfriend — beautiful, unattainable, inappropriately younger — becomes literally mythic.
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I was in a rush and dressed inappropriately for biking.
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Slide 4 clarifies the rules about adults inappropriately soliciting children.
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Al Franken's resignation, following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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And not once -- never -- did I believe I acted inappropriately.
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Eight women have said publicly that he touched them inappropriately.
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Rice, who worked under President Obama, previously rejected allegations that his administration inappropriately spied on President Trump or his transition team, and committee Democrats say they have seen no evidence that she acted inappropriately.
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But during the appointment, he inappropriately touched her breast and vagina.
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Another, Roberson Tunis, sexually harassed and inappropriately touched a fellow officer.
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She was on a film set when the director behaved inappropriately.
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He told the Military Times he had not intentionally acted inappropriately.
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No one should be inappropriately targeted because of their political affiliation.
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The backdrop: Several women have accused Biden of touching them inappropriately.
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I've been inappropriately groped by too many strangers to keep count.
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We reserve the right to deny entry to anyone dressed inappropriately.
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It appears authorities believe $1 million may have been inappropriately diverted.
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Franks acknowledged that he had inappropriately discussed surrogacy with female staffers.
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Al Franken, who resigned following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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Franken quit last year following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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One woman alleges Moore touched her inappropriately when she was 14.
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"Not once — never — did I believe I acted inappropriately," he said.
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At no time did I ever grab or touch anyone inappropriately.
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"Not once — never — did I believe I acted inappropriately," Biden said.
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Men, I discovered, were inappropriately free with their opinions and stares.
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Al Franken to resign following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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She says a manager touched her inappropriately and made suggestive comments.
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There is a separate allegation about the Vice President acting inappropriately.
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"He's afraid of being accused of inappropriately touching anyone," she said.
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But eight women had also accused Bush of touching them inappropriately.
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Kelvin denies all claims that he acted inappropriately toward employees. 5.
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Biden responded, saying he's never felt as if he's acted inappropriately.
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Other women have alleged Franken touched them inappropriately during photo ops.
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But there appeared to be no conclusion that Kavanaugh acted inappropriately.
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McDougal and Daniels aren't alleging that Trump ever touched them inappropriately.
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On Tuesday morning, 36 women who worked with the senator during his time on SNL released the following statement: A man not behaving inappropriately with you does not preclude him from behaving inappropriately with other women.
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In their claims, they allege that Weinstein behaved inappropriately during work meetings.
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Biden issued a statement saying that he never believed he acted inappropriately.
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And what if it had been me, touched inappropriately by some coach?
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What would you do if you saw someone inappropriately touching your friend?
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He also expressed concerns that Trump team members had been "unmasked" inappropriately.
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Three entertainment reporters also said Freeman had behaved inappropriately at press events.
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She talks about inappropriately grown-up subjects with a roomful of youngsters.
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"I acted inappropriately toward Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize," Affleck tweeted.
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Australia defended its diplomat and dismissed allegations that he had acted inappropriately.
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Mr Affleck tweeted an apology to Ms Burton, admitting he "acted inappropriately".
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Some of the women also accused him acting inappropriately during sex scenes.
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News, came forward with a complaint suggesting I behaved inappropriately toward her.
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Biden said in response he did not believe he had acted inappropriately.
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In their claims, they allege that Weinstein behaved inappropriately during work meetings.
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Many of Mourou's peers felt it inappropriately portrayed women working in physics.
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They viewed it as inappropriately political for an active-duty military officer.
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It also claimed that Mr. Cohen had inappropriately intervened in the deal.
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"David Mueller unequivocally denies he touched her inappropriately in anyway," McFarland said.
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There are also some serious downsides, if used full strength and inappropriately.
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Oakley says he was neither intoxicated nor otherwise behaving inappropriately that night.
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"And not once – never – did I believe I acted inappropriately," he said.
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It's like if Clay were to express his feeling inappropriately for Hannah.
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Both said that he had touched them inappropriately on dozens of flights.
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But if they were used inappropriately then this will have to change.
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News', came forward with a complaint suggesting I behaved inappropriately toward her.
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At one point, the sound of a tarp wrinkling was inappropriately amplified.
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Since then, multiple women have come forward saying Franken inappropriately touched them.
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The United States loses is "moral authority" when it uses labels inappropriately.
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The complaint, in fact, alleges that the coach inappropriately watched students strip.
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"Teachers touched us inappropriately, but we just didn't say anything," she said.
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Ass grabbing, verbal insults, and being inappropriately hit-on all came up.
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Absolutely fucking nothing other than the aforementioned plus inappropriately touching Siobhan Fahey.
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Judge Kavanaugh has repeatedly denied allegations that he behaved inappropriately toward women.
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Ms. Bonner does not accuse Mr. Cohen of behaving inappropriately toward women.
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As the decades passed, she was inappropriately written out of that history.
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He could offer assurances that he had never inappropriately touched another child.
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School administrators knew that Mr. Lyman had behaved inappropriately, the letter said.
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The allegation that they acted inappropriately was "offensive and insulting," Hayden said.
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Hunt denies touching women inappropriately and said he was a supportive boss.
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Farrow also alleged NBC's leadership inappropriately quashed his reporting on Harvey Weinstein.
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"They had inappropriately violated their own social media policies," Mr. Spicer said.
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The business community has also condemned the agency for inappropriately punishing companies.
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Since then, multiple women have come forward saying Franken inappropriately touched them.
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The haenyeo are known for being very (to some, inappropriately) loud women.
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Such an approach leads, inappropriately, to an "if only" formulation of history.
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I was told before I left that I might get touched inappropriately.
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A disabled detainee was 'inappropriately held' in solitary confinement for days A disabled detainee asked to be placed in administrative segregation but instead was placed in disciplinary segregation and "inappropriately held" there for nine days, according to the report.
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It now claims that Sistema inappropriately took assets in a restructuring of Bashneft.
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The company has also not yet found that Crimson Hexagon obtained data inappropriately.
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She alleged that Nassar often touched her inappropriately and made her feel uncomfortable.
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A man allegedly touching inappropriately, a woman smiling through it, the whole thing.
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News wardrobe stylist alleging that Seacrest "behaved inappropriately" toward her a decade ago.
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Canadian PM Justin Trudeau was accused of inappropriately "handling" a reporter in 2000.
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This isn't the first time Darby has been accused of inappropriately touching someone.
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Sondland, in his testimony, said no one told him he was acting inappropriately.
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So if a girl is touched inappropriately, how can she talk about it?
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I have never once been touched inappropriately being bare-chested, and it's interesting.
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The department substantiated Officer Inserillo's claim that her supervisor had touched her inappropriately.
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Another woman has come forward to accuse Donald Trump of touching her inappropriately.
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That's when, Tracie says, both Terri and Elby began acting inappropriately toward her.
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Republicans believe that the FBI inappropriately relied on this information to surveil Page.
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Morales says officers "acted inappropriately," and that those officers recently had been disciplined.
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More than a dozen women have said the president has touched them inappropriately.
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He denies any claims that he behaved inappropriately at or after the dinner.
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Prince Laurent of Belgium is under fire for an inappropriately-timed phone call.
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Join me and we'll rule Westeros as husband and his inappropriately aged wife!
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This doesn't mark the first time Seagal has been accused of acting inappropriately.
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If antibiotics are prescribed inappropriately, there could be serious consequences, the order said.
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Santander called the protests an attempt to "unfairly and inappropriately discredit" the bank.
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Both said they hadn't seen Mueller act disrespectfully toward or inappropriately touch women.
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Using fireworks inappropriately doesn't just cause immediate harm, it can also affect others.
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Afterward came stories in several news outlets alleging Trump had inappropriately touched women.
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Some contend that the diagnosis inappropriately pathologizes gender noncongruence and should be eliminated.
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There is no public evidence that the informant or the bureau acted inappropriately.
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But it may be hard to show that Ms. Redstone is acting inappropriately.
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On the contrary, he insists that he never acted inappropriately with any women.
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The women alleged that C.K. acted inappropriately, including masturbating in front of them.
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Al Franken who stepped down Tuesday, following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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Another coach inappropriately watched the student strip naked in front of other students.
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Trump has also been accused of inappropriately touching women and faces related litigation.
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Inform people if their data might have been accessed inappropriately through an app.
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More men have come forward accusing Mr. Spacey of behaving inappropriately toward them.
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But a patient who has been inappropriately denied a statin risks heart attack.
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They're more likely to behave inappropriately, and quicker to take candy from children.
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Mr. Ravich has denied having sex with Ms. Tirschwell or otherwise acting inappropriately.
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Medical staff had complained for decades that Dr. Tyndall had inappropriately touched students.
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Let's think about how you can use a hammer appropriately and inappropriately. Exactly.
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Strauss allegedly routinely showered with the students and touched them inappropriately during appointments.
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She accused Mr. Trudeau's office of inappropriately pressuring her in a criminal case.
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" She added, "There are serious consequences for anyone who behaves inappropriately at Google.
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A manager, she said, used to touch her inappropriately and make suggestive comments.
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Payment fraud schemes are a rising problem, as hospices purposely bill patients inappropriately.
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First, there is the sense that Trump is acting inappropriately in plain sight.
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Then I acted inappropriately for the third time since I'd entered the room.
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Subsequently, producer Wendy Riss Gatsiounis told Variety that Hoffman propositioned her inappropriately in 1991.
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There are accusations that she retaliated against those who complained by transferring them inappropriately.
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Biden himself doesn't think he behaved inappropriately, therefore to them, that means he didn't.
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Nevertheless, commentators have speculated that Flynn acted inappropriately in his discussion with the ambassador.
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By his own admission, he'd been given an inappropriately gracious seat at Gabor's funeral.
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Three women are making claims that Donald Trump touched them inappropriately without their permission.
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The company last year begin stepping up moderation of comments that inappropriately reference children.
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For one thing, Twitter said that no one has inappropriately accessed the user passwords.
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There was no way he would do anything inappropriately in front of my mom.
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Giuliani also believes Joe Biden may have acted inappropriately while serving as vice president.
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Many had heard at least vaguely that Mr Weinstein had behaved inappropriately with women.
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Nor the more inappropriately macabre question of what ratings he received for his rides.
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Three dinner guests said they had no prior knowledge about Thomas inappropriately touching Smith.
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"I acted inappropriately toward Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize," Affleck tweeted on Wednesday.
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"With respect to the release of information inappropriately ... certainly we condemn that," Tillerson said.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the criminal probe involves someone inappropriately using her funds.
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Days later Michel Sapin, the finance minister, apologised for inappropriately touching a female journalist.
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She had just returned from a photoshoot where the photographer was touching her inappropriately.
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"I acted inappropriately toward Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize," Affleck wrote on Twitter.
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Lauer has admitted that he acted inappropriately, but denies any coercive or abusive behavior.
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Death certificates are not ideal, Boffetta said, and sometimes deaths may be reported inappropriately.
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We condemn all attempts by external actors to inappropriately influence judicial processes in Rwanda.
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Critics have long said the sculpture inappropriately celebrates the oppression of Native American people.
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One of the roommates also alleged Negrete inappropriately touched the girl, the affidavit says.
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One of the roommates also alleged Negrete inappropriately touched the girl, the affidavit said.
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Staffers also accused White of inappropriately transferring personnel after they filed complaints about her.
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Tales of women who have been subjected to lewd behavior and jokes, touched inappropriately.
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Several women have come forward to claim otherwise, saying that he touched them inappropriately.
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The employers are not named, nor are the men who they allege acted inappropriately.
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Furthermore, travel disrupts normal routines, which can lead to inappropriately timed or forgotten doses.
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Staffers also charge that she inappropriately transferred personnel after they filed complaints about her.
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In her latest video, she claimed a man inappropriately touched her in a rideshare.
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They also said that Mr. Kwok's mistress had become inappropriately involved in company business.
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The investigators wrote that Mr. Fager had behaved inappropriately with colleagues in several instances.
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They also accused the administration of inappropriately manipulating the talking points during internal discussions.
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The new report found that the I.R.S. was also inappropriately targeting progressive-leaning groups.
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The Senate ultimately acquitted Trump, though a slew of Republicans agreed Trump acted inappropriately.
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In 2016, The Times reported that Mr. Trump treated women inappropriately for years backstage.
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Lamar Alexander and Lisa Murkowski, for instance, both acknowledged that the president acted inappropriately.
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She also claimed that Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney, inappropriately intervened in the deal.
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According to employees, Mars was drinking and began inappropriately touching a young USAA employee.
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Apparently Susan Collins thinks that the president acted inappropriately, but is voting not guilty.
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Other women have come forward alleging that Franken inappropriately touched them during photo ops.
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Ms. Gupta, 25, accused Mr. Hunt, 65, of touching her inappropriately on two occasions.
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He was exposed as somebody who acted inappropriately; he was castigated for his behavior.
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Someone has inappropriately uploaded old Mark Judge videos without Mark Judge's knowledge or consent.
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"The police treated me inappropriately and disproportionately," she wrote in a Facebook post on Monday.
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He also told BI that he had never used his position as a VC inappropriately.
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Al Franken inappropriately touched them, and it was revealed last week that Texas Republican Rep.
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And it is an issue that only becomes more fraught when police officers behave inappropriately.
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Was that information then fed inappropriately to the Pfizer court in order to obtain warrants?
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He denied ever driving Inserillo to his house alone, rubbing her shoulders, or acting inappropriately.
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"He was touching me really inappropriately, even when I asked not to be," says Cristina.
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She worries that inchoate fears of Islam and terror have been inappropriately directed at refugees.
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She shared her support after two women said Biden touched them inappropriately in the past.
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Someone who is dressed inappropriately — think t-shirt and jeans in the middle of winter.
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" He denied he was ever alone with Upton and claims he "never touched her inappropriately.
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Democrats jumped on the testimony, expressing concern that Trump had inappropriately meddled with the probe.
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Her real age doesn't change the fact that he's behaving totally inappropriately as a boss.
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How is it OK for you to eve-tease a girl or touch her inappropriately?
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Zervos is one of at least 10 women have accused Trump of touching them inappropriately.
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The NYT published a piece featuring two women who said Donald Trump touched them inappropriately.
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Allegations have already surfaced that Trump acted wildly inappropriately during the filming of the show.
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Are they dressed inappropriately, or do they have few possessions — even on a long flight?
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I do not condone women kissing or interacting in anyway inappropriately with a married man.
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Companies that deploy such technology inappropriately or anger employees could face a backlash or worse.
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Patrick Murphy because of reports he inappropriately ran his hedge fund while serving in Congress.
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Sometimes sensors misread blood glucose levels and dose inappropriately, or the technology can fail altogether.
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I fully acknowledge that I acted inappropriately as a husband, father, and principal at NBC.
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Raisman alleged last year that Nassar often touched her inappropriately and made her feel uncomfortable.
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According to that arrest warrant affidavit, the child claimed Sligh made her touch him inappropriately.
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Wells Fargo welcomes back employees fired 'inappropriately' if they would like to return, Sloan said.
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Donald Trump on Thursday accused Hillary Clinton of "inappropriately" receiving debate questions ahead of time.
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Barely aware of the incident or its purpose, my comments were inappropriately dismissive and harsh.
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The Chinese government on Monday accused the U.S. of having "inappropriately overreacted" to the outbreak.
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One person said he had friends who claimed to have experiences of being inappropriately touched.
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As part of this, he claims the company acted inappropriately concerning two real estate deals.
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" Affleck responded on Wednesday, tweeting: "I acted inappropriately toward Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize.
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An unnamed adult male allegedly "repeatedly inappropriately touched" the victim while standing in the crowd.
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But others issued a statement defending him, saying they did not see him behave inappropriately.
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In the bombshell Times report earlier this month, eight women accused him of acting inappropriately.
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It is no secret in Washington that Biden has touched numerous women inappropriately in public.
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" He argued that the federal government, through Title X, is "inappropriately subsidizing" the "abortion enterprise.
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The man allegedly began touching the woman inappropriately after she dozed off on the flight.
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He's inappropriately demoted or reassigned career agency personnel who objected to his misuse of funds.
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Raisi has accused Rouhani of inappropriately using state media and government offices for campaign purposes.
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After that initial account, several other women came forward to say Franken inappropriately touched them.
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Franken quit following allegations -- one of which included photographic evidence -- that he touched women inappropriately.
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But he says he simply has no recollection of touching women inappropriately in a picture.
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Biden had to address accusations he inappropriately touched several women and made them feel uncomfortable.
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They detailed how he offered massages in a locker room, then inappropriately touched some boys.
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If you have evidence that this President acted inappropriately, present it to the American people.
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"I acted inappropriately toward Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize," Affleck later wrote on Twitter.
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He echoed a number of Russian trainers who said meldonium had been inappropriately singled out.
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Another woman claimed Monday that Franken inappropriately grabbed her during a photo op in 2010.
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If someone is behaving inappropriately with you, bring in a third party to help mediate.
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Franken announced December 7 that he would resign over allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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The Times article features two women who alleged Trump touched them inappropriately in the past.
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Since his firing, three women from CBS News have alleged the Rose touched them inappropriately.
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Another woman says Oreskes behaved inappropriately toward her in 2015, when both were at NPR.
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But she said the policy in question inappropriately included rules against hair coverings and housewear.
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This means the muscles of the pelvic floor that surround the vagina are inappropriately taut.
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A photo shared on social media allegedly shows Joe Biden inappropriately holding a boy's face.
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It does not show Joe Biden inappropriately engaging with a boy, as some posts claim.
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Sens. Lamar Alexander and Lisa Murkowski, for instance, both acknowledged that the president acted inappropriately.
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Zarda was promptly dismissed, with his employer stating that he behaved inappropriately in the workplace.
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Try to force too many drinks on him or stare inappropriately, and he might retaliate.
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Other women have since come forward to allege Franken touched them inappropriately during photos ops.
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So far, more than a dozen women have said that he acted inappropriately with them.
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Nevertheless, "there are definitely women out there who are still being billed inappropriately," Becker said.
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But Brainard believes the TSA has also reduced wait times by inappropriately relaxing security measures.
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The man touched the girl inappropriately on the last three occasions they met, police said.
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The latest uproar follows allegations that Cambridge Analytica inappropriately obtained and used Facebook user data.
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Their introduction has caused anger over dangerous riding, as well as people dumping them inappropriately.
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Jeff Kruse (R) was reprimanded after a Democratic colleague accused him of inappropriately touching her.
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He's accused of inappropriately touching 16 patients during his work at USC's campus health clinic.
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One of the roommates also alleged the employee inappropriately touched the girl, the affidavit said.
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When I was your age, my stepdad used to hit me and touch me inappropriately.
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The news comes amid reports that the star has inappropriately harassed younger men throughout his career.
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" Biden himself said in a statement that "not once — never — did I believe I acted inappropriately.
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Using this moment just to get a laugh inappropriately takes advantage of a man's traumatic experience.
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One of the women, editor Lauren Hodges, also says two other men behaved inappropriately toward her.
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Oh, only to then have his carcass dragged out and touched inappropriately by a White Walker.
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If we find that humans are inappropriately devaluing life, maybe these program values would be better.
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I say this because it has been asserted through government leaks that I inappropriately touched Petraeus.
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Police say she sent him inappropriately sexual texts and later had sex with him multiple times.
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" He said he had "never been alone with Kate Upton," and had "never touched her inappropriately.
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"I have never groped, I have never coerced, I have never exposed myself inappropriately," he said.
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Ms Hulme reckons that the increase in children inappropriately touching each other is linked to pornography.
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Two other women spoke anonymously to to HuffPo, saying Franken also touched them inappropriately during photos.
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Two women, who spoke anonymously to HuffPost, alleged that Franken touched them inappropriately during photo ops.
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Two other female staffers said in supporting affidavits that they were also touched inappropriately by Conyers.
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Style, Rose admitted that she's been inappropriately touched by men who also happen to be famous.
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She is the first woman to accuse Moore of touching her inappropriately while he was married.
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Two women have accused Dustin Hoffman of acting inappropriately with one accusation dating back to 1985.
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Choi's lawyer has said he expects prosecutors to look into whether she inappropriately received classified documents.
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In total, up to 1,500 apps from 876 different developers may have inappropriately accessed people's pictures.
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"Nothing grinds my tits like a person holding a baby inappropriately!" a follow-up tweet read.
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Recent reports have also raised concerns that Trump may have inappropriately influenced the Justice Department's review.
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Per the Reporter, the suit alleges that Fyre used social media influencers inappropriately to attract business.
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But several women told news outlets this week that Trump touched them inappropriately in the past.
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Trump behaves as flagrantly inappropriately as ever, but now the entire party is complicit in it.
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Most of them have said that he touched them inappropriately while they were taking photos together.
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This was not the first time this reporter has inappropriately refused to yield to other reporters.
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" They wrote: This approach "inappropriately combines incidents involving white supremacists and so-called 'black identity extremists.
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The past few weeks have been filled with bombshell reports of men in Hollywood acting inappropriately.
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The activist investor also made the point that executive compensation is inappropriately linked to revenue growth.
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I won't work with somebody if they give me any kind of … touch-me-inappropriately vibes.
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Looking back broadly, there is no question that Trump behaved inappropriately with regard to Russian hacking.
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It's basically an additional safety measure to ensure that the original safety measure isn't used inappropriately.
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Mueller testified on Tuesday, claiming he had not inappropriately touched Swift during the 2013 photo-op.
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If you have acted inappropriately or improperly, the evidence in the video will generally show that.
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Uber claims that Spangenberg inappropriately accessed HR emails and deleted important company data from his computer.
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At the same time, Proper alleges that Mikkelson misused company funds and inappropriately managed Bardav otherwise.
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In a bombshell New York Times report last week, eight women accused him of acting inappropriately.
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Other women have accused Oreskes of behaving inappropriately with them after he joined NPR in 2015.
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Additionally, Trump was accused by multiple women of acting inappropriately and abusively in that final month.
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"I'm betting it's one of the most commonly used words that is used inappropriately," he said.
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Other restaurant workers told Cooper on the record that they witnessed Batali inappropriately touching other women.
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The watchdog said employees who are found to have acted inappropriately often don't face proper reprimands.
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At least six women -- three named and three unnamed -- have accused Franken of inappropriately touching them.
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Constantly in "fight or flight" mode, they may act inappropriately in response to even minor triggers.
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Al Franken said he was "embarrassed and ashamed" after several women said he touched them inappropriately.
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" University President W. Kent Fuchs apologized for the incident and called the employee's conduct "inappropriately aggressive.
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Another male colleague, she said, repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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In recent days, several women have come forward to allege that Biden has touched them inappropriately.
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The pitch comes after several women have accused President George H.W. Bush of inappropriately touching them.
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He exploited his experience as FBI director, even inappropriately commenting on an investigation that is ongoing.
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Multiple women have accused Franken of forcibly kissing them or touching them inappropriately during photo opportunities.
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Al Franken said he's embarrassed and ashamed after several women said he had inappropriately touched them.
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This is sobering, and it makes the rest of the show seem inappropriately blithe by comparison.
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I had an incident with him myself where he inappropriately touched me while he was drunk.
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Then five more women came forward and accused Franken of inappropriately touching them during photo ops.
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Following a raft of allegations he touched women inappropriately, Franken announced Thursday that he is resigning.
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"That goes to the heart of underwriting and why loans are not inappropriately formed," Ganz said.
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Wells has agreed to refund about $2.6 million in fees that may have been inappropriately charged.
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More than 140 women have said that Dr. Nassar had touched them inappropriately during medical appointments.
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To outside observers, the diagram above is Trump inappropriately meddling in an investigation of his campaign.
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Other former staff members have since come forward to say he harassed them or behaved inappropriately.
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Have scientists acted inappropriately if they provide conventional research advice to someone conducting an unorthodox experiment?
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"To be clear, I never met her at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately," he said.
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But Gillem, the Senate Republican spokeswoman, argued that the Republican lawmakers aren't inappropriately using their funds.
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"If there is a finding that we inappropriately solicited something, it's absolutely on me," he said.
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Federal investigators reported in 2018 that Advantage plans had a pattern of inappropriately denying patient claims.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday denied that he inappropriately touched a journalist, Reuters reported.
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Rojas turned off his body camera and inappropriately touched the woman, LAPD officials told the station.
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I found the inappropriately flattering portrait of Ms. Trump to be a disservice to your readers.
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Activities include: giggling inappropriately, getting high, playing first-person single-shooter video games on the iPhone.
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Several women had accused Latvala of inappropriately touching them or making demeaning comments about their bodies.
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Automotive News reported that Patel was fired for acting inappropriately, though it didn't detail what happened.
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And T. Rowe warned that the proposed changes could allow companies to "inappropriately influence" this research.
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Yes, Biden issued a denial -- "Not once -- never -- did I believe I acted inappropriately" -- on Sunday.
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They can also help you file an appeal if you are inappropriately charged a co-pay.
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The dialysis companies have denied that they inappropriately steered patients into signing up for private insurance.
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In its statement, Balfour Beatty did not name Brown, but said a single employee acted inappropriately.
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In October 2016, a recording of Trump bragging about grabbing women inappropriately and without permission surfaced.
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The woman said she believed Dyess had also touched her inappropriately at that exam, the Advocate reports.
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In a bombshell New York Times report earlier this month, eight women accused him of acting inappropriately.
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United's code bans, among many other things, form-fitting and lycra/spandex clothing, or anything inappropriately revealing.
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"We showed with our forensic expert that this evidence was handled inappropriately," he said, according to NBC.
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"Someone will always find a way to use it inappropriately," he said in a phone call Friday.
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There are so many teenagers and kids that commit suicide every year because they get outed inappropriately.
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In the images, they're smiling and, as many fans noted, acting inappropriately around other people's family stones.
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Carl Trujillo was accused by an animal rights lobbyist of having touched her inappropriately and propositioning her.
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Trudeau denied acting "inappropriately" at the 2000 festival where the incident was said to have taken place.
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In a statement to The New Yorker in July, Moonves admitted to acting inappropriately in the past.
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Morales said the officers "acted inappropriately" and have been disciplined following an internal investigation into the incident.
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The Chinese government has also accused the U.S. of spreading fears and reacting inappropriately to the virus.
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In recent days, Facebook also suspended two data analytics companies for inappropriately gathering data from their platform.
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Gary D. Friedman of Scarsdale, N.Y., found the article, by Diaa Hadid, inappropriately timed, among other flaws.
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Fallon admitted earlier this week to inappropriately touching the knee of journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer in 2002.
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It is possible that intelligence or law enforcement officials made missteps or acted inappropriately along the way.
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British defense secretary Michael Fallon resigned Wednesday after being accused of inappropriately touching a journalist in 2002.
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Bachelor Colton Underwood made an early exit from a charity event after he was allegedly touched inappropriately.
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The gymnasts report similar experiences in which Nassar touched them inappropriately under the guise of medical treatment.
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To be clear, I never met her at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately a decade ago.
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These include ongoing use of "racist techniques" and the fact "we treat part of the city inappropriately".
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But a rally in Florida Thursday, the candidate denied new allegations that he had inappropriately touched women.
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Other restaurant workers told the program on the record that they had witnessed Batali inappropriately touching women.
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In a statement to The New Yorker in July, Moonves admitted to acting inappropriately in the past.
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He also says the CDA's commissioner defamed him by saying he had acted inappropriately during the incident.
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She says he "propositioned her for dates and sex despite her repeated rejections," and inappropriately touched her.
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Rice on Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or his transition team.
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"But it's possible that it would be judged as inappropriately blunt and, therefore, sexually unappetizing," she says.
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She said she and her colleagues brought up concerns that children might be taken off CMS inappropriately.
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The child alleged that O'Donnell had been touching her inappropriately over three years, between 2013 and 2016.
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Earlier this summer, Trudeau responded to allegations that he inappropriately touched a female reporter 18 years ago.
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"Nobody looked at that video and said there's any doubt this officer acted inappropriately," Kraus told reporters.
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The woman also said that Kiuhen inappropriately touched her thigh on two separate occasions without her consent.
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Hours earlier, Al Franken had said he would leave the Senate amid claims he touched women inappropriately.
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The op-ed comes amid accusations brought by two women who have said Biden inappropriately touched them.
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The Huffington Post reported two more women accused Franken of inappropriately touching them in 2007 and 2008.
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The constant politicking, however, means it is challenging for government employees to avoid inappropriately crossing ethical lines.
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Akunne, 44, said the officers threatened to seize their phones and accused them of being inappropriately dressed.
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During one of this weekend's commencement ceremonies, we were inappropriately aggressive in rushing students across the stage.
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For starters, he explained to his wife, who was wearing a bikini, that she was dressed inappropriately.
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Biden has said he believed he never acted inappropriately but would be more mindful about his behavior.
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After that, four other women came forward to say that Franken touched them inappropriately during photo ops.
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Four other women have also come forward to say that Franken inappropriately touched them during photo ops.
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Al Franken also faces pressure to resign after a number of women claimed he touched them inappropriately.
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Ruben Kihuen of Nevada said the congressman harassed and inappropriately touched her during his 2016 congressional campaign.
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Franken announced last week he'd decided to resign from office over allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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Teng accused Chaffetz of inappropriately billing his campaign for personal expenses while taking advantage of airline benefits.
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The inappropriately approved loans have performed similarly to other loans, it said, adding it was monitoring them.
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May's closest allies, has described as completely false allegations that he behaved inappropriately toward a female activist.
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May's Conservative Party who are said to have behaved inappropriately, has been circulating online, with names redacted.
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I was alone, completely inappropriately dressed to visit a Cathedral and without even a bottle of water.
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Small things are being changed — the heat is turned on or off inappropriately, windows are left open.
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Countries like Germany are concerned that the tool would be used inappropriately to prop up ailing banks.
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But the early research inappropriately credited pay for performance with all the improvements that followed its introduction.
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"Claims that are billed inappropriately or submitted fraudulently hurt everyone because they raise costs," Ms. Grow said.
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Rather, the question has been whether he acted inappropriately, showed bad judgment or violated Justice Department guidelines.
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Plus— as Mary Beth points out — Google is already facing a lawsuit about inappropriately accessing medical data.
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He has a long history of standing shoulder to shoulder with the men who have behaved inappropriately.
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"If you inappropriately activate this pathway when your organs are being developed, you're really hosed," Whitehead says.
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In June, the NFL suspended Winston after an investigation found he inappropriately touched a female Uber driver.
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CNBC confirmed that Frieden was arrested on those charges after inappropriately touching a woman in October 2017.
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Over the weekend, Facebook gave a case study in how the company reacts inappropriately to negative news.
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Upton claims that Marciano verbally harassed and touched her inappropriately starting when she was 18 years old.
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In Alison's telling, the beast was an inappropriately large horse; in Cole's, it was a little pony.
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The couple paid $189,000 for a 900-square-foot house on a street not inappropriately called Bonview.
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Indeed, refusing them can seem disrespectful, as if you thought the patient was inappropriately seeking future favors.
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The story described Strauss as routinely showering with team members and inappropriately touching them during office appointments.
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These are all potential issues, about people misunderstanding and acting inappropriately on behalf of their genetic results.
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Britain rejects this view of the declaration and insists it is not interfering inappropriately in China's affairs.
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The former employees said the now-former board vice president, Shadie Elnashai, had a reputation for inappropriately hitting on staff and volunteers — screenshots provided to BuzzFeed News show the now-former board president Simon Oré was informed in 22014 that Elnashai was inappropriately pursuing volunteers at the nonprofit theater.
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The character lurches from whiny to irritating to inappropriately wisecracking — Homer Simpson with a think-tank-caliber résumé.
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In a bombshell New York Times report earlier this month, eight women accused Weinstein, 65, of acting inappropriately.
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" Affleck later apologized to Burton on Twitter saying, "I acted inappropriately towards Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize.
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Trump followed his first tweet up with more of the excerpt, and rather inappropriately included Goodwin's email address.
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Last year, legislature leaders revealed that he'd left after being accused of acting "inappropriately" toward a female staffer.
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According to the editorial, Trudeau apologized for inappropriately "handling" the woman after he realized she was a reporter.
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On Sunday morning, Biden released a statement defending his actions, saying he did not believe he acted inappropriately.
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" Affleck later apologized to Burton on Twitter saying, "I acted inappropriately towards Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize.
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Separately, researchers working with the CFTC's economist inappropriately released sensitive information, thus instigating a US Inspector General investigation.
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Nusrat Jahan Rafi accused a teacher of touching her inappropriately, then faced intense pressure to withdraw the accusations.
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Months earlier, he apologized for inappropriately touching five underaged girls – including two of his sisters – as a teenager.
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In addition, Tambor's assistant Van Banes alleged in a private Facebook post that Tambor acted inappropriately toward her.
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Other restaurant workers told the program on the record that they had witnessed Batali inappropriately touching other women.
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Kells was allegedly using a plastic flower to touch children inappropriately before the group approached and detained him.
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Ethics groups recently requested an investigation into Haley over whether she inappropriately accepted flights from South Carolina businessmen.
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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," she told the outlet.
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Mr Akchoté's production creates a throbbing, urgent drive, which sometimes bursts—almost inappropriately—into fully-fledged pop bangers.
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Duffin ruled that authorities had inappropriately promised the then-16-year-old leniency in exchange for his confession.
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A Connecticut woman says former Vice President Joe Biden touched her inappropriately at a political fundraiser for Rep.
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This marks the first time Bush has been accused of inappropriately touching someone while he was in office.
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He has not made public statements regarding allegations that he mismanaged the company or used its funds inappropriately.
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Rosneft was awarded 136bn roubles ($2.3bn) in damages for its claim that Sistema had inappropriately restructured the firm.
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Contractors ground up all but a few of the old stones so that they couldn't be used inappropriately.
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Apatow is far from the only celebrity to inappropriately use rape as a comparison point for bad situations.
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The official, he said, had been acting on "numerous complaints from legislators and staffers" about people clad inappropriately.
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He said that his hand did not touch her butt and that he did not touch her inappropriately.
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After his arrest, Scott denied to police touching any of the students inappropriately, court officials confirm to PEOPLE.
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The public embarrassment only compacted the effect on agents, who almost universally agreed the situation was handled inappropriately.
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Ultimately, the Senate found he had acted inappropriately with at least 17 women and unanimously recommended Packwood's expulsion.
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" The editorial states he "apologized — a day late — for inappropriately 'handling' the reporter while she was on assignment.
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He faces multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment, including inappropriately touching Sweden's Crown Princess a decade ago.
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But unfortunately, doctors behaving inappropriately at the expense of a patient is more common than it should be.
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She also alleged Brokaw inappropriately touched her during an encounter in full view of other NBC News employees.
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But some contend that it inappropriately pathologizes transgender identity by requiring a mental health diagnosis to access care.
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ET of another woman alleging that Franken touched her inappropriately in 2006, before he was elected to office.
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Another woman said Franken touched her inappropriately in 2010, when he was already elected to the upper chamber.
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A company spokeswoman said the women's employment "was not influenced inappropriately" by their pregnancies or subsequent maternity leave.
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Trump faced criticism for the speech last Monday, which many saw as inappropriately political for the jamboree setting.
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A single, unelected bureaucrat was inappropriately given jurisdiction over regulating mortgages, credit cards, bank accounts, and consumer credit.
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Dave spent most of the movie inappropriately obsessing over his years-old breakup with his ex-girlfriend, Amy.
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Franken announced last month that he would leave office after multiple women said he had inappropriately touched them.
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He declined to say whether Strauss treated him inappropriately or if he had heard accounts from fellow teammates.
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Firstly, the pictures she posts on her Instagram page are suggestive at best, and inappropriately provocative at worst.
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University President W. Kent Fuchs acknowledged the staffer's "inappropriately aggressive" conduct after videos of the incident went viral.
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If the venue owners see their space being used inappropriately, they could request a take-down from Snapchat.
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The law prohibits use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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They accused Republicans of inappropriately releasing classified information by allowing every House of Representatives member to read it.
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After Tweeden's story, four more women came forward and accused Franken of inappropriately touching them during photo ops.
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"The former affiliate trader acted inappropriately, breaching our norms and ethical principles," XP Investimentos said in the statement.
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Others have also said Strauss touched them inappropriately for medical examinations that didn't appear to call for it.
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Though he was never accused of touching any child inappropriately, he must also register as a sex offender.
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Since Sunday, several women have come forward to say that Mr. Franco sexually exploited them or behaved inappropriately.
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She says that she considered Mr. Allen's relationship with Dylan Farrow to be "inappropriately intense," but not sexual.
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That makes four women in the last week who've said that the potential 2020 candidate touched them inappropriately.
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Mr. Trudeau has denied that he or anyone else acted inappropriately in their dealings with Ms. Wilson-Raybould.
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And hundreds say they were stalked or touched inappropriately, according to a far-reaching survey of the field.
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In another case, a sheriff in Missouri used location data provided by carriers to inappropriately track a judge.
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No cheerleaders claimed that they were touched inappropriately, and the two team captains said the trip was pleasant.
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Ms. Sanders made no mention of her original claim that Mr. Acosta had reacted inappropriately with the intern.
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He was forced into retirement because somebody accused him of acting inappropriately at the beginning of his career.
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Yet, even now, the people of China dare not 'comment inappropriately' about what is in front of them.
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Instead, the interview was cut short after he behaved inappropriately toward me, altering the course of my career.
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She said she reacted instinctively, recalling the times she thought Mr. Cosby had laughed inappropriately during the proceedings.
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The inspectors found that detainees were inappropriately segregated from others without a disciplinary hearing, as required by standards.
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It was outlandish, and it pushed the boundaries of what's gross and inappropriately sexual, but it wasn't pornographic.
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Another nine former employees said in interviews that he had raped them, touched them inappropriately or proposed sex.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the committee this week that its requests were inappropriately aggressive and untenable.
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One of your guests has been behaving, let's just use that all-purpose word 'inappropriately' with my children.
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Reporters did not ask Sanders about the women who have accused Trump of inappropriately touching and kissing them.
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And, it's also true that some of the counter protesters behaved inappropriately, yielding clubs and using foul language.
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There were reports that he inappropriately touched students during pelvic exams and made sexual comments about their bodies.
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When elected officials inappropriately interfere with such investigations, it undermines the principle of equal justice under the law.
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The bishop who presided over the funeral apologized for inappropriately touching Ariana Grande, who performed at the commemoration.
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There followed, last Friday, an unsigned press release from "NOAA" that inappropriately and incorrectly contradicted the NWS forecaster.
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All day they called me a "well-spoken colored girl" and inappropriately asked that I sing Negro spirituals.
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All day they called me a "well-spoken colored girl" and inappropriately asked that I sing Negro spirituals.
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Tom Garrett of inappropriately using his congressional staff — allegations the panel is probing and that POLITICO first reported.
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And several women have accused the actor and filmmaker James Franco of sexually exploiting them or behaving inappropriately.
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"During that time I never once saw Chuck act inappropriately or in a nonprofessional manner," Samuels told Hyperallergic.
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For many people, myself included, acting inappropriately in dank corners of the Internet was part of growing up.
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However these are the questions I would like to ask: If a man has been touching women inappropriately for decades, why would a woman want to work for him if the only reason he's not touching them inappropriately now is that it says in his contract that he must behave "professionally"?
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In 2000, Vice President Al Gore supposedly reacted inappropriately to Texas Governor George W. Bush during a presidential debate.
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He has regularly joked on the campaign trail about his own penchant for inappropriately touching women and young girls.
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The actress admitted that she was "blindsided" by the incident, saying Weinstein had never acted inappropriately toward her before.
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The staffers said West stared at them inappropriately, touched them when it was not wanted and made unprofessional comments.
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Rafi said the principal, Maulana Siraj Ud Doula, had called her into his office and repeatedly touched her inappropriately.
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The man denied ever having touched any other members of their family inappropriately, a claim Govindarajulu suspects is untrue.
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"There are serious consequences for anyone who behaves inappropriately at Google," Google said in a statement to The Verge.
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Following the suit, more students from Harris's three decades at Columbia came forward about him behaving inappropriately with them.
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Rafi filed a complaint against Doula with police in March, saying he had touched her inappropriately in his office.
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Trump announced the executive orders earlier this month, arguing that for years agency guidance has inappropriately driven government policy.
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Trump announced the executive orders earlier this month, arguing that for years agency guidance has inappropriately driven government policy.
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"To be clear: Cambridge Analytica did not illegally or inappropriately collect or share data with anybody else," it said.
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Maximum executive pay levels were inappropriately high, said Hans-Christoph Hirt, head of investor and governance advisor Hermes EOS.
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Police say a second victim also claimed Newman touched her inappropriately during her emergency room visit this past September.
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The candidate is woefully unprepared and inappropriately dressed, so we go with a different candidate, who will start tomorrow.
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They'll comment inappropriately about your looks, age, and education, and take selfies while you try to have a conversation.
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She accused Turkey's religious and political authorities of meddling inappropriately in the affairs of the Turkish community in Belgium.
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Mother Jones journalist David Corn was counseled three years ago about inappropriately touching female employees, the magazine said Thursday.
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It's not the only incident: The actor also alleges he's been inappropriately grabbed by "women of power" multiple times.
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After all, his most specific claim refuting Zervos's story is that he never greeted her "inappropriately" at the hotel.
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Yet many doctors still warn – inappropriately, Dr. Wald says — against taking stimulatory laxatives for more than a few days.
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It was also pulled prior to women coming forward with accusations that the Republican candidate had inappropriately touched them.
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I had been to a dangerous rum place beforehand and I remember kissing you inappropriately against a wall. 353.
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The New York Times quoted two women as describing public encounters during which Trump grabbed or kissed them inappropriately.
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Morneau told reporters that his officials had not behaved inappropriately and like Trudeau, stressed the importance of protecting jobs.
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" In response, Affleck apologized to Burton on Twitter saying, "I acted inappropriately towards Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize.
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In addition to the inappropriately sexual texts, police also recovered nude pictures of Zamora from the victim's cell phone.
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It may be the client who is accused of inappropriately touching the therapist, or one employee who reports another.
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Judge James Orenstein said law enforcement was inappropriately trying to use powers that had not been granted by Congress.
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The FCC's inspector general even began a probe into whether Pai had inappropriately favored the company in his actions.
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The New York Times quoted two women as describing public encounters during which Trump grabbed or kissed them inappropriately.
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"When a passenger touches me inappropriately, I might wonder if it's worth having authorities meet the flight?" she says.
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A spokesperson told ZDNet that it did not have any evidence to suggest that customer information was inappropriately accessed.
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In January, he was accused of touching a 12-year-old female patient inappropriately, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported .
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David Mueller said under oath that he never reached under Swift's skirt or touched her inappropriately, as she alleges.
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Another accuser told Eater that Batali touched her inappropriately on several occassions while working for him in the 1990s.
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He was also asked whether it was he who had touched Swift inappropriately, as was alleged in Mueller's testimony.
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Swift alleges that former KYGO disc jockey David Mueller inappropriately touched her a backstage meet-and-greet in 2013.
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Powell said parts of the too-big-to-fail regulations were "inappropriately applied to small and medium-sized" banks.
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You'll recall Drake alleged Donald inappropriately kissed her and offered her $10k for some alone time 10 years ago.
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And it is the same speed that a doctor will give you if you randomly and inappropriately fall asleep.
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Rice earlier Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of his transition team.
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" JBS released a statement on Monday in which the company claimed it had been "inappropriately connected to this story.
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The plaintiffs in the case argued that Facebook inappropriately sent its data to marketers when they clicked on ads.
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A class action lawsuit filed earlier in the year alleges that the company might have inappropriately scanned private messages.
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The Detroit Free Press reported Monday that another accuser came forward saying the congressman touched her inappropriately at church.
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Three former wrestlers told NBC News that Strauss regularly showered with students and touched them inappropriately during physical examinations.
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Trump denied her claims in October 2016, saying he never met Zervos in a hotel or touched her inappropriately.
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Al Franken of touching them inappropriately, bringing the total of women who have made accusations against him to four.
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This atypical take on unicorn behavior shows them eating leftovers, acting inappropriately in movie theatres, and just being jerks.
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Four women have come forward recently alleging that Biden made them uncomfortable by touching them inappropriately at public events.
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The announcement comes following Franken's December 7 decision to resign from office over allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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In an interview with the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Franken said he did not remember groping or inappropriately touching women.
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After Tweeden went public, seven more people accused Franken of misconduct, saying he had touched or kissed them inappropriately.
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Some experts say these practices raise the prospect that people may be inappropriately diagnosed and could receive unnecessary treatment.
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A Czech couple is being criticized for inappropriately playing with holy water at the Beji temple in Bali, Indonesia.
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Journalist Quinn Norton accused technology evangelist Robert Scoble of touching her inappropriately at an event in the early 221s.
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When several women accused Biden of inappropriately touching them, Milano came to the defense of the 2020 presidential candidate.
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Al Franken said Sunday he would return to work "embarrassed and ashamed" over accusations he inappropriately touched several women.
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Cross and at least three other former wrestlers accused Hastert of inappropriately touching them while he was their coach.
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Strauss, who killed himself in 2005, has been accused of touching athletes inappropriately as well as other sexual misconduct.
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Mario was a sex registrant because, as a teenager, he inappropriately touched a fully dressed boy on two occasions.
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She also alleged Kavanaugh was a "mean drunk" and would behave inappropriately around women he may have considered vulnerable.
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The state's auditor alleged that Bentley inappropriately utilized government resources as he sought a relationship with adviser Rebekah Mason.
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Equally credible is the assertion by a former Miss Utah that Trump inappropriately kissed beauty contestants on the lips.
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Mr. Buel resigned as publisher in July 2018 after a former co-worker accused him of kissing her inappropriately.
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SoFi employees said the inappropriately sexualized atmosphere of the company ran deep and extended to the company's satellite offices.
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Suppose the WTO finds that a country has acted inappropriately; what power does it have to enforce that judgment?
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False: Joe Biden is comforting his grandson at his son's funeral, he is not inappropriately engaging with a child
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Three pharmacists told Business Insider that they have heard of doctors inappropriately prescribing those medications to friends and family.
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But as Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School commented at the time, the brief was "inappropriately—and stupidly—threatening".
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According to a systematic review of research on the question, some physicians are not aware that they're prescribing inappropriately.
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"Nobody looked at that video and said there was any doubt that this officer acted inappropriately," Chief Kraus said.
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And that's the really important thing here, is this President interjected himself completely inappropriately into the military justice system.
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" Moreover, she cautioned, "grandparents can act wildly inappropriately in the beginning when they're getting used to their new roles.
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Multiple women have since come forward to say the billionaire has kissed or touched them inappropriately in the past.
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In 1999, the lawsuit says, Mr. Levine inappropriately touched one of its members on his knees, legs and hands.
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She followed Mr. Alexander, who said that while Mr. Trump had acted inappropriately, his actions did not merit impeachment.
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But The Times spoke with 10 others who said he had proposed sex, touched them inappropriately or raped them.
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The company argued that managers had been inappropriately involved in the organizing process and therefore a vote was needed.
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Critics say it's irresponsible to give people incomplete information they may use to inappropriately seek or avoid medical treatment.
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The man in part set Biden off by insinuating that he and his son had acted inappropriately in Ukraine.
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Since then, multiple women have come forward saying Franken inappropriately touched them during photo ops and at other events.
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His former campaign finance director told Buzzfeed that Mr. Kihuen repeatedly propositioned her for sex and touched her inappropriately.
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"I now recognize that I crossed boundaries inappropriately," Ghomeshi read aloud from a statement with his familiar radio voice.
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Seven women came forward individually to describe similar accounts of Bush groping or grabbing them inappropriately while taking photographs.
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They make comments about our appearance or about conversations they overhear; they demand more money; they touch you inappropriately.
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But they have been more than willing to talk to others, inappropriately, and in violation of their fiduciary duty.
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" Thompson went on to cite a number of reasons for her departure: "If a man has been touching women inappropriately for decades, why would a woman want to work for him if the only reason he's not touching them inappropriately now is that it says in his contract that he must behave "professionally"?
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They were saying, Hey, we've got an employee that's not doing what she's supposed to be doing and acting inappropriately.
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If you believe the collection agency is acting inappropriately, file a public complaint through the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.
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I wasn't touched inappropriately by Carl, but I could have been, by him or another gymnastics coach somewhere in America.
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In place of a stuffy guidance counselor, Sasha meets her cool, inappropriately attractive new life coach Jones (Michael Stahl-David).
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Some city council members contended the mayor was inappropriately offering favors to church members and filed requests for his impeachment.
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In 2014, in Hall v Florida, the Sunshine state was scolded by the Supreme Court for inappropriately interpreting IQ tests.
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But Flores's story is not the first time that the former vice president has faced allegations of touching women inappropriately.
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A report last year by federal investigators did find that Advantage plans have a pattern of inappropriately denying patient claims.
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When the show returns to Hulu on September 12, Mindy is in transition, but she's still her inappropriately wonderful self.
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Actually, all of the women should speak up, and if you're touched inappropriately, tell somebody and speak up about it.
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I get that Wormald needs an inappropriately showy vehicle to underscore the foolhardy way he spends his ill-gotten cash.
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Word of Life trial: Beating victim admits 'inappropriately' touching children Dwyer said he did not believe much of Ferguson's testimony.
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These systems can be used inappropriately and if they're allowed then of course there's going to be problems with them.
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It is our understanding the uber driver was unable to identify the specific individual who allegedly touched this driver inappropriately.
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Another woman alleged in court documents that Conyers touched her inappropriately on a daily basis when she worked for him.
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There's an important conclusion here: Over-the-counter medicines, when taken inappropriately, can be more dangerous than many might think.
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"Nobody looked at that video and said there was any doubt that this officer acted inappropriately," Kraus later told reporters.
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Yet, somehow, the men in Weinstein's life seemed to turn a blind eye when the producer acted inappropriately with women.
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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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Chi claims to have been inappropriately touched by Tyndall in 2012 during her annual exam at USC's student health center.
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But it is not too soon to talk about the accusations by eight women that Bush Sr. touched them inappropriately.
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When he asked what happened, the girl said a man had taken her through the window and touched her inappropriately.
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Cigna has a smaller Medicare Advantage business, which just got off federal sanctions for inappropriately denying care and prescription drugs.
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"I think he knows the word beginning with d and ending in y that he inappropriately used," says the wizard.
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That being said, psychedelics can certainly cause significant distress if used inappropriately, particularly to those who have serious mental illness.
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A politician behaving inappropriately with a woman who is not his wife is a political story as old as time.
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He said the abuse included McCarrick exposing himself, forcing him to sleep in the same bed and touching him inappropriately.
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Gene Simmons is getting sued by a woman who claims he inappropriately touched a woman's vagina during a photo op.
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He's said his public displays of affection never carried any intent to harm, and he never thought he'd acted inappropriately.
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The following day, Kellyanne Conway magnified the error when, in her official capacity, she enthusiastically, but inappropriately, promoted Ivanka's merchandise.
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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," Lively recalled in her Times interview.
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Uber said it believed the decision was based on an "inappropriately narrow definition of the market" and would consider appealing.
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" The pamphlet continued, "Misunderstanding of this phenomenon may lead the clinician to inappropriately stigmatize the patient with the label 'addict.
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"Either President Trump has inappropriately released classified information and was himself the subject of a court-ordered wiretap," Coons said.
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Later, another woman accused the Minnesota Democrat of inappropriately touching her in 2010, when he was in his first term.
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People briefed on an internal inquiry said that at least six other women told lawyers that he had behaved inappropriately.
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On Monday, Amy Lappos told the Hartford Courant that Biden also touched her inappropriately at a 2009 fundraiser in Connecticut.
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She said the man put his hand under her skirt and touched her inappropriately while she was trying the demo.
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Winston returned to the team on Tuesday after serving a three-game suspension for inappropriately touching a female Uber driver.
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On the contrary, he has remained steadfast in his denials, insisting that he has never acted inappropriately with any women.
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Comey says he wrote the memos because he felt the president inappropriately asked him to pledge his loyalty to him.
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Al Franken of Minnesota is resigning following allegations that he touched women inappropriately, he announced on the Senate floor Thursday.
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" In March, she subpoenaed Trump's campaign for any documents on "any woman alleging that Donald J. Trump touched her inappropriately.
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Washington (CNN)At least three women have accused former President George H.W. Bush of inappropriately touching them as of Friday.
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Some have suggested that the FBI inappropriately planted a mole within the campaign to spy on Trump and his associates.
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Morgan Aranda reported that a teacher at Walter Payton College Prep, in Chicago, touched her inappropriately when she was 14.
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The memo accuses senior DOJ officials of inappropriately using the controversial dossier to obtain surveillance warrants on transition team members.
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Lee Merritt, a lawyer for Jean's family, suggested that authorities inappropriately delayed charging Guyger because she is a police officer.
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Batali is stepping away from his restaurant empire and ABC TV show after four women allege he touched them inappropriately.
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Rice, who served in the Obama administration, denied Tuesday allegations that she inappropriately unmasked the names of Trump aides names.
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During the outbreak, Amazon has also had to grapple with sellers on its site trying to capitalize on coronavirus inappropriately.
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He has touched one person in the group inappropriately — running his finger down her neck, caressing her back, for example.
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Maher alleged that Conyers inappropriately touched her in a car in 1998 and then again under her dress in 1999.
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Dr. Tyson was accused in December of behaving inappropriately with two women, in an article published by the website Patheos.
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It is our understanding the Uber driver was unable to identify the specific individual who allegedly touched this driver inappropriately.
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Several women were accusing Joseph R. Biden Jr., about to announce he was running for president, of touching them inappropriately.
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Word of the Day : inappropriately clever or amusing in tone _________ The word facetious has appeared in 23 articles on NYTimes.
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Travello also has a block/report feature if anyone conducts themselves inappropriately, resulting in an immediate ban from the app.
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Is kissing someone in affection, however inappropriately, or showing someone a photo of a nude male torso necessarily predatory behavior?
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" Chief Morales said a department investigation of the events revealed that "members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disciplined.
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The immediate cause: recent revelations that he behaved inappropriately at work, and accusations that he had abused his ex-wife.
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Mr. Trump blacklisted Jim Acosta of CNN for ostensibly touching a female White House intern inappropriately during a news conference.
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Mr. Witty, in a written statement, denied the accusations against him, although he acknowledged that he might have acted inappropriately.
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He insisted that he could not recall being pressured to act inappropriately in his almost three years in the post.
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He's upset not only about the perception that Trump is inappropriately interfering in investigations but also the reality of it.
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The House impeached President Trump for inappropriately using the powers of the United States government for his own political benefit.
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But on Thursday he said that while Mr. Trump had acted inappropriately, his dealings with Ukraine were not impeachable offenses.
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The Public denied that its employees had behaved inappropriately or that its decision making had been influenced by any donors.
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There is no evidence that the older Mr. Biden acted inappropriately on Ukraine policy because of his son's corporate ties.
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An Australian court found that Westpac staff inappropriately gave personal financial advice when marketing pension funds, overturning an earlier ruling.
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Other women have come forward to allege Moore pursued relationships with them or touched them inappropriately when they were teenagers.
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The crashes and information revealed since have raised questions about whether the FAA and Boeing have an inappropriately close relationship.
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Rice categorically denied Tuesday that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of the incoming president's transition team.
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The frequent visits to Trump's own properties have also raised questions about whether the president is inappropriately boosting his brand.
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The appointment came following Franken's December 7 decision to resign from office over allegations that he had touched women inappropriately.
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Since then, multiple women have come forward to say Franken inappropriately touched them during photo ops and at other events.
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In all cases, the panel ruled, Judge Persky did not act inappropriately, and it voted unanimously to close its investigation.
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A 45 percent plurality says Trump is inappropriately friendly with Putin, compared with 503 percent who say he is not.
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A second woman, Lindsay Menz, also told CNN that Franken inappropriately grabbed her in 2010 at the Minnesota State Fair.
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"I did let Fran know that I was very uncomfortable with (Nassar) and he did touch me inappropriately," Raisman said.
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The film's telling of Garland's youth matches some historical accounts, including, for instance, the implication that Mayer touched her inappropriately.
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Multiple women in recent weeks have accused the Minnesota lawmaker of sexual misconduct, with several saying he touched them inappropriately.
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Sigler said he did believe the four people who came forward to say they were inappropriately touched, calling them credible.
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Rice on Tuesday categorically denied that former President Obama's administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of his transition team.
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It was shared that others had reported my manager behaving inappropriately and that feedback had already been given to her.
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Instead, it said United Airlines reserved the right to deny service to anyone its employees deemed to be inappropriately dressed.
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In two cases, the inspector general found himself unable to make a conclusion about whether the staffers were treated inappropriately.
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Unlike bigger apps, she says, League users are curated and fully vetted, so if they act inappropriately, they're immediately banned.
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At that point, Rojas turned off the body camera and inappropriately touched the woman, LAPD officials told the news station.
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Rice earlier Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of the president's transition team.
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Again, he apparently used his power inappropriately to violate women without consequences and then bragged about it to other men.
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To the Editor: Joe Biden is of a generation of men who inappropriately touch and kiss women they don't know.
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And for years, Uber has dealt with scandals related to its employees inappropriately accessing information about where its users travel.
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A military investigation was launched in 2010 after a Navy intelligence specialist complained that Flynn had "inappropriately" shared the information.
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Parliamentarians inquired further, and in February said that the firm had indeed sought inappropriately to influence their probe of DfID's contractors.
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And the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriately legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence.
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The alleged victims described "being touched inappropriately several times and forced to commit sexual acts against their will," reads the statement.
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This case is a good example of how social media when used inappropriately can cause harm to even an unknown person.
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He stands accused of making sexual comments about students and inappropriately touching them without wearing medical gloves — including digitally penetrating them.
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In an emotional interview with 29 Minutes, Raisman, 211, alleged that Nassar often touched her inappropriately and made her feel uncomfortable.
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He started touching Inserillo inappropriately, she said, massaging her shoulders and putting his hand on her leg when they were alone.
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Eight women said Freeman had harassed them in some way, and eight said they had witnessed him behaving inappropriately toward women.
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The practice has drawn critics, who say that soliciting money directly from his readers inappropriately insulates Fr. Z from Church pressure.
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The inspector general's office is already reviewing whether the White House inappropriately interfered in decisions to provide aid to Puerto Rico.
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Zervos is one of at least 10 women who, in the weeks before the election, accused Trump of touching them inappropriately.
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One possibility was that her body was inappropriately releasing one of several hormones that stepped up the activity of her body.
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E-mails of hers that were unrelated to the alleged cyber-stalking were inappropriately read by the U.S. government, she claims.
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She later reported to her teachers and classmates that he touched her inappropriately and repeatedly — but everyone suggested she stay quiet.
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Well, that would be because Amazon thinks Trump has it out for them and inappropriately influenced the awarding of the contract.
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Though Banks said she never witnessed anything firsthand, she did hear stories from other models of designers behaving inappropriately toward women.
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The committee wants to ask him about allegations that the Trump administration inappropriately granted clearances to some of the president's advisers.
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On Thursday, Trump said at a rally in Florida that allegations that he inappropriately touched women are "totally and absolutely false."
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Witnesses are backing up Taylor Swift's claims that a former Denver deejay touched her inappropriately during a 2013 meet-and-greet.
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In the wake of the tape, nearly a dozen women have alleged Trump sexually assaulted or inappropriately touched them without permission.
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Speaking with The New Yorker, she claimed that Weinstein massaged her inappropriately and chased her around a hotel room in 1995.
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Only 35% of female founders think that, in the future, it will be more challenging for venture capitalists to behave inappropriately.
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The other side: Community broadband proponents say the study inappropriately compares municipal projects to the financial metrics of the private sector.
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In a statement to TechCrunch today, a Google spokesperson said: There are serious consequences for anyone who behaves inappropriately at Google.
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According to the order, Paul McLaughlin denied that he had delegated his medical responsibilities or reacted inappropriately to the vaccination reactions.
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Earlier this month, Upton alleged that Marciano inappropriately touched her on her first day of shooting with the brand in 2010.
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Supporters of that law say it protects religious freedom; detractors like Witt say it inappropriately allows state-financed groups to discriminate.
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A short time later, Mueller was approached by a security guard who accused him of inappropriately grabbing Swift, which he denied.
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According to Collins, Slager is bipolar and has intermittent explosive disorder, which means he can have inappropriately outsized responses in altercations.
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She told cops during her shower, Colt was playing with the lights and continued to annoy her by touching her inappropriately.
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Wells Fargo has acknowledged bank employees "inappropriately opened" the customer accounts and that about 5,300 employees were fired over five years.
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The host had footage of the interview doctored to show Lauer inappropriately caressing Adele's hands and rubbing them on his face.
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Democratic lawmakers on the committee fiercely denied acting inappropriately and accused Republicans of neglecting their duties just to get Kavanaugh confirmed.
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In 1998 and in 1999, Maher said Conyers touched her inappropriately, including unwanted touching on her legs and under her dress.
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She also said a different male colleague repeatedly ogled her and one time even touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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"We believe that Under Secretary Kennedy may have inappropriately influenced the review of Secretary Clinton's emails," the two chairs wrote Kerry.
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"Art Halvorson inappropriately and aggressively grabbing a young woman, who works on my campaign, is disgraceful," Shuster said in a statement.
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After he denied ever physically engaging in those behaviors, several women have come forward to claim that Trump touched them inappropriately.
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Burnham said Sanders' claim that Acosta had inappropriately touched a White House intern was not a part of their legal argument.
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Earlier this week, a CNN report said another woman accused Franken of inappropriately grabbing her during a photo op in 2010.
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I've had people come up and try to touch me inappropriately," Chase said, adding that her gun acts as a "deterrent.
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A big point of frustration for some local authorities has been people dumping scooters inappropriately on streets or even in rivers.
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In his prepared opening, Whitaker sought to dispel questions of whether he has sought to inappropriately influence the special counsel's investigation.
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Since then, more than a half-dozen women have come forward to accuse Trump of inappropriately touching or forcibly kissing them.
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There is no evidence that the FBI or the Justice Department acted inappropriately while investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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Allegations that he would inappropriately touch female staff at events and call or text them during non-business hours also surfaced.
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Actress Heather Lind was the first to come forward, accusing Bush of touching her inappropriately from behind during a photo op.
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Morrison had raised concerns about that call at the time, but not, he said, because he thought Trump had acted inappropriately.
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"I apologize to any woman who felt uncomfortable in my presence, and for any situation where I behaved inappropriately," Thrush said.
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It said it was conducting an internal search for the hard drives and believed the information has not been used inappropriately.
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It says he inappropriately authorized the disclosure of sensitive information to the media, then lied repeatedly to investigators examining the matter.
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But to Trump, even the slightest slight demands an inappropriately over the top Twitter response and hence the attack on Fallon.
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Tina Smith of Minnesota was sworn into office at noon following Al Franken's resignation amid allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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This year, a former agent accused her male co-workers in the Denver office of behaving inappropriately and making disparaging comments.
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Republicans have been arguing for years now that US intelligence inappropriately relied on this "phony" dossier to conduct further, official, investigations.
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Both sides agree that the debate is important, since a patient who has been inappropriately prescribed a statin risks muscle damage.
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The editorial, published shortly afterward, said Mr. Trudeau had engaged in "inappropriately handling" of one of its reporters during the event.
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Though marches were largely peaceful, in several instances, police beat protesters and used crowd-control weapons inappropriately, advocacy group HRW said.
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"I apologize to any woman who felt uncomfortable in my presence, and for any situation where I behaved inappropriately," Thrush wrote.
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Democrats believed Mr. Barr inappropriately declared the president had not committed obstruction of justice, despite evidence laid out by Mr. Mueller.
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There was even a report that a conference official inappropriately intervened in a video replay review during a crucial football game.
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Mr. Biden, in a statement Friday, said he did not believe he acted inappropriately, but pledged to listen to any accuser.
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What should people do when there are rumors that a friend, colleague or mentor acts inappropriately toward women in professional settings?
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"The Becker defendants will continue to misappropriate Steely Dan's website and otherwise inappropriately use the Steely Dan name," the lawsuit reads.
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In a statement, U.S.A. Gymnastics said Tracy had acted "inappropriately" by contacting a gymnast who was suing over the Nassar case.
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In the explosive midseason trailer, Jenni and Angelina feud over Zack, with Jenni claiming Angelina was the one who acted inappropriately.
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A spokeswoman for China's Foreign Ministry accused the US government Monday of responding inappropriately to the outbreak and feeding mass hysteria.
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Mr. Trump's first health secretary, Tom Price, resigned amid accusations that he inappropriately used expensive private charter flights at taxpayer expense.
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And are foreign actors able to act inappropriately in our markets in a way that a domestic actor could not act?
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If the FBI had been serious about inappropriately spying on Trump, it would have gone far higher up the food chain.
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Dozens of individuals have made reports about faculty members acting inappropriately, with the behaviors dating as far back as the 1940s.
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"They are unevenly and inappropriately making determinations that have no factual basis and that they have no experience making," he said.
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If you do not report them, they could be out there driving another passenger unsafely or hitting on someone else inappropriately.
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" "I would say I would vote to impeach, vote to convict, because there's just so much evidence that he acted inappropriately.
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" Six days later on 12 January, Hendrix: "As a reminder, you received the data inappropriately and are obligated to delete it.
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What can be said is that three women are making accusations that Kavanaugh either assaulted them or behaved inappropriately with them.
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" Thrush apologized in November to "any woman who felt uncomfortable in my presence, and for any situation where I behaved inappropriately.
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But on Tuesday, he amended his testimony to say that Sondland had inappropriately raised the question of "investigations" during the conversation.
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He also defended Moore's character, saying he's never seen him act inappropriately around women in the 2628 years he's known him.
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Private rooms are also hard to come by in busy, overcrowded emergency rooms, and patients may be inappropriately clustered by gender.
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Trump wanted to undercut the argument from Democrats that he acted inappropriately, he said, and felt he had nothing to hide.
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She first went to work in Mississippi, but she was soon fired for inappropriately removing children from impoverished homes without cause.
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"I apologize to any woman who felt uncomfortable in my presence, and for any situation where I behaved inappropriately," he wrote.
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The affidavit also alleges Kailee's father touched his daughter inappropriately in 2007, when she was 14, but charges were never filed.
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This is according to a report from the VA's inspector general, which also said Shulkin inappropriately accepted free tickets to Wimbledon.
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He said over his years of public service, he had often shown "expressions of affection," but never believed he acted inappropriately.
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Schock was indicted on 24 felony counts last year over allegations that he used campaign funds and House expense accounts inappropriately.
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The incident came just weeks after Spilo, a Hollywood agent, was accused of inappropriately touching a female contestant earlier this season.
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After initially suggesting Jacobs might have been to blame -- despite all evidence to the contrary -- Gianforte acknowledged he had acted inappropriately.
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"There followed, last Friday, an unsigned press release from 'NOAA' that inappropriately and incorrectly contradicted the NWS forecaster," McLean said Sunday.
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More than 20 former contestants, crew members and editors told the Associated Press that Trump treated women on the show inappropriately.
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"Intentionally or not, it inappropriately brought a political agenda into what was designed to be a fun family affair," Imel wrote.
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Critics of men who sport "The Future is Female" T-shirts also maintain that some are using the word "feminist" inappropriately.
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"I want to make clear that we have no interest in inappropriately interfering with any ongoing criminal investigations," Mr. Cummings said.
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In two other episodes — in 1998 and 1999 — Maher claimed Conyers touched her inappropriately, including on her legs under her dress.
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" Asked on Wednesday by the entertainment website TMZ if he had touched the woman inappropriately, Mr. Gooding said, "No, absolutely not.
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"Teachers touched us inappropriately, but we just didn't say anything," Marjorie Reese, a senior who's still supporting Moore, told VICE News.
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" He also specifically contradicted Zervos's account, saying, "I never met her at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately a decade ago.
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And as he moved into his 30s, Mr Kissin's ego seemed in overdrive, leading to inappropriately gladiatorial performances of Schubert and Schumann.
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But while Miller was supposedly being protected, Chad Camp, a 26-year-old man seated next to her, allegedly touched her inappropriately.
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A collection of statements, including allegations that Pell had inappropriately touched children while swimming with them, was passed to prosecutors this February.
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The affidavit also alleges Kailee's father touched his daughter inappropriately in 2007, when she was 14, but no charges were ever filed.
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The company has also allegedly continued to aggressively sell its products, even to doctors who were already punished for inappropriately prescribing opioids.
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As a result, China's tech giants have accrued huge amounts of information on their users, which some worry could be used inappropriately.
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After four women have come forward recently to say Biden inappropriately touched them in the past, plenty of women publicly defended him.
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Solo, 36, told a Portuguese newspaper that Blatter touched her inappropriately in January 2013 during the Ballon D'or awards ceremony in Lisbon.
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The criminal complaint alleges Tyndall inappropriately touched 16 women between 2009 and 2016 when he worked at the university's student health center.
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"Rarely was there a day when our team didn't get calls from women saying that Robbins had touched them inappropriately," she said.
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They were protesting a part of the show that they said was lewd and inappropriately targeted a student participant from the audience.
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Performers have previously mentioned to the New York Post and New York Times that they have been inappropriately touched by audience members.
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He said the abuse began when he was 11 after he stumbled upon Baio acting inappropriately with costar Nicole Eggert, then 14.
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Then Monday an aide to a Connecticut congressman said Biden inappropriately touched her at a 2009 fundraiser, including rubbing noses with her.
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Mr. Trump has maintained that Mr. Comey, whom he fired last year, had acted inappropriately in closing the case, and that Mrs.
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Activists say Facebook inappropriately suspended accounts and removed content belonging to human rights activists and journalists at the behest of the government.
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It is accused of inappropriately sharing information belonging to 87 million users with the now-defunct British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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The second woman, who worked as a production assistant, anonymously told The Post that Brokaw acted inappropriately toward her in the '90s.
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Zervos is one of at least 10 women who, in the weeks before the election, publicly accused Trump of touching them inappropriately.
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Thursday's poll was largely taken before a series of revelations surfaced Wednesday night from several women alleging Trump had touched them inappropriately.
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Of course, ideally, you shouldn't have to deal with a doctor who would inappropriately judge your drug use in the first place.
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The NYT also reported that Weinstein reached at least eight settlements with women after claims alleged Weinstein behaved inappropriately during work meetings.
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Robert Neller reopened the investigation in March because the two women felt their case was inappropriately handled, according to USA Today. Rep.
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It contains a broadly worded clause prohibiting use of the telecoms network to "extort, threaten, obstruct, defame, disturb, inappropriately influence or intimidate".
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If it sees something pop up on two unrelated websites, the extension realizes it's acting inappropriately and may move to block it.
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MJ NEVER ONCE SWORE IN MY PRESENCE, NEVER TOUCHED ME INAPPROPRIATELY, 22019& NEVER EVER SUGGESTED WE SHOULD BE LOVERS IN ANY WAY!
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Both men said they did not see Kavanaugh drink to the point of blacking out or act inappropriately or aggressively toward women.
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For users who feel their content has been flagged inappropriately, they will be able to appeal decisions through the site or app.
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The company was accused of inappropriately sharing the data of 87 million users with now-defunct British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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The company in its motion for a new trial also said statements by lawyers for Johnson inflamed and inappropriately influenced the jurors.
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One-third of Americans call Trump's relationship with Putin inappropriately friendly, while 24 percent say the two men are not too friendly.
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Former NBC correspondent Linda Vester and another unnamed woman said he acted inappropriately in a pair of news reports published last week.
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The scandal raised questions about how ranking officials handled multiple reports that Sandusky acted inappropriately with young boys at Penn State facilities.
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However, the company did admit to a data security issue recently, with the reveal that under 10,000 consumer records were inappropriately accessed.
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Officials interviewed at least 10 witnesses who worked with Slater and told investigators that he routinely made lewd jokes and behaved inappropriately.
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"The authors are making false claims to the media to inappropriately bolster their credibility and that of their study," the letter states.
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She also alleged a different male colleague repeatedly ogled her and one time even touched her inappropriately on the House floor. Sen.
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A Michigan woman has come forward saying President George H.W. Bush inappropriately touched her during a 1992 campaign event, according to CNN.
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It's tempting to throw around imposter phenomenon around liberally, like how ADD and dyslexia can be inappropriately used to label other behaviors.
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"Clinton agrees with her predecessor that his emails, like hers, are being inappropriately subjected to over-classification," he said in a statement.
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And yet, the button says "Erase and Sync," which is appropriately scary about erasing things, but inappropriately informative about what's getting erased.
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He repeatedly answered "no" when asked by McFarland if he had ever seen Mueller disrespect, demean, condescend or act inappropriately toward women.
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Nearly half of viewers think women are portrayed inappropriately in adverts, according to a study produced by data and consultancy firm Kantar.
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Uber agreed to the terms of a $3.853 million suit alleging it inappropriately charged customers an "airport fee toll" late last year.
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"He was saying things inappropriately, insisting on putting my lipstick on with his finger," she told the Los Angeles Times on Thursday.
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Spanberger claims that a GOP-aligned PAC, the Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF) inappropriately obtained the document and distributed it to news organizations.
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"Our nutrition staff inaccurately and inappropriately implemented alternate lunch," Richfield Public Schools Superintendent Steven Unowsky told local NBC affiliate KARE 11 Tuesday.
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Two women who said Mr. Trump touched them inappropriately said they felt compelled to speak after he denied engaging in such conduct.
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The US relationship with China is fraught, because the Chinese steal our intellectual property and inappropriately limit our access to their markets.
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A second lawsuit filed by another ex-wrestler says he was inappropriately touched and sexually harassed by Strauss in the early 1980s.
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The New York Times reported the allegations of five women, who said C.K. acted inappropriately, including fondling himself in front of them.
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She reportedly filed a complaint against her headmaster for sexual assault in late March, claiming he inappropriately touched her in his office.
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It also alleges that the attorney general grabbed a legislative employee's buttocks, as well, and inappropriately hugged and touched two other employees.
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Many Europeans fear that their information might be used inappropriately by the United States government, including its intelligence agencies, and by companies.
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Reports of malign activity on tech platforms and user data being shared inappropriately have emerged almost daily over the past 12 months.
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Meese's logic was grounded in separation of powers concerns and the possibility that agencies were inappropriately divesting their powers during settlements negotiations.
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The federal agency sanctioned Cigna in January 2016 after discovering Cigna inappropriately denied care and prescription drugs to its Medicare Advantage customers.
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Secondly I think what we are going to see is that Comey, yes acted inappropriately in ways that helped the Trump campaign.
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"A lack of sleep inappropriately modulates the human emotional brain response to negative aversive stimuli," says one study published in Current Biology.
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The poll was conducted from April 1-7, just as allegations about the former vice president inappropriately touching women began to surface.
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Cevian has taken issue with the exemption, saying it inappropriately handed the foundation control over Panalpina, without a majority of the shares.
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Villa, a vocal Trump supporter, accused Lewandowski last week of inappropriately touching her at a holiday party at the Trump International Hotel.
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It said the officials reported the information to Children's Protective Services, adding that Mr. La Rosa-Lopez denied touching the girl inappropriately.
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Common Cause , the justices ruled 66-4 that federal courts don't have the power to decide whether politicians inappropriately redraw district lines.
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Common Cause , the justices ruled 5-4 that federal courts don't have the power to decide whether politicians inappropriately redraw district lines.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, accused of touching seven women inappropriately, took the opportunity on Friday to make two jokes about touching.
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" About Zervos specifically, Trump said in a statement, "I never met her at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately a decade ago.
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Instead, Trudeau initially denied anyone in his office had inappropriately pressured Wilson-Raybould, only to have her publicly testify to the contrary.
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There is a bit of irony that it is Haley — and not Trump — who gets an official rebuke for using Twitter inappropriately.
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This is a way of perceiving the world in which you become inappropriately passive following exposure to uncontrollable events in the past.
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Of course, impeachment, by definition, is the act of formally charging a sitting official who has committed a crime or acted inappropriately.
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" He said that an investigation of the events by the department revealed that "members acted inappropriately and those members were recently disciplined.
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The text messages between the two, who were in a romantic relationship, suggest that they were deeply, and inappropriately, biased against Trump.
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In total, the political consultancy inappropriately obtained data on as many as 87 million users of the social network, according to Facebook.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Banks sexually assaulted the woman using a water bottle, touched her inappropriately, and took photographs of the woman's genitalia.
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" The suit goes on to allege that the company intentionally used models that "appeared in photographs to be inappropriately or unsuitably young.
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Mr. Gantz's allies complained that the joint appearance inappropriately elevated Mr. Netanyahu, who has been a close Trump ally, over Mr. Gantz.
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At issue was whether any of the officials had any evidence that Trump may have inappropriately attempted to curtail the FBI's investigation.
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When he appeared on stage to accept an award, multiple women said on social media that Franco had acted inappropriately with them.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reportedly launched an investigation to determine whether Amazon controls an inappropriately large share of the retail market.
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The newspaper reported last week that several women accused Kozinski of making sexual comments, touching them inappropriately or kissing them without consent.
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The two figures embodied the two poles of the generational divide—one experienced and inappropriately calm; the other innocent and getting panicky.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee said that Trump had acted inappropriately but that, at the end of the day, his conduct wasn't impeachable.
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In May, a woman came forward to say that while she was a student there, Mr. Lyman had acted inappropriately toward her.
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"The president was entirely correct — both sides of the violence in Charlottesville acted inappropriately, and bear some responsibility," the White House said.
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Given the issues at the heart of "13 Reasons Why," he found the response, including Mr. Sanchez's promposal, to be inappropriately lighthearted.
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Le Pen gaped at him, laughed inappropriately, fired increasingly wild and unrelated salvos, and generally seemed on the verge of total meltdown.
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"If you jump in inappropriately, you will get roasted," he said, reflecting on the recent Twitter storm over Popeyes' Spicy Chicken Sandwich.
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Days before, Mr. Comey had charged that Mr. Trump had lied about his firing and inappropriately sought to influence the Russia investigation.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Ted Baker's founder and CEO has resigned as the fashion brand investigates allegations he behaved inappropriately toward staff.
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Sánchez said that one lawmaker, who no longer serves in Congress, repeatedly ogled her and touched her inappropriately on the House floor.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration inquiry found that Mr. Burris's manager did indeed appear to act "inappropriately" in filing the complaints.
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She also recounted to Variety how Brokaw inappropriately touched her during an initial encounter in full view of other NBC News employees.
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Most of these deaths appear to have been caused by inappropriately qualified practitioners working in non-approved facilities, including homes and garages.
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Four women have alleged that celebrity chef Mario Batali touched them inappropriately over the last two decades, Eater New York reported Monday.
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"A number of years ago David Poulson acted inappropriately," his attorneys, Casey D. White and Christopher E. Mohney, said in a statement.
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Biden said in a statement Sunday he does not believe he has ever acted inappropriately but will listen to any suggestion otherwise.
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One large insurer, UnitedHealthcare, sued another large dialysis chain, American Renal Associates, saying it inappropriately switched patients to its policies from Medicaid.
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But Shiera Campbell, the public information officer for the police, said it was too early to say whether he had acted inappropriately.
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That official is supposed to handle complaints from EU citizens who fear their data has been handled inappropriately by the United States.
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We were both drunk, the difference is I did not take off your pants and underwear, touch you inappropriately, and run away.
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Interior's inspector general in October found Zinke's wife, Lola, had inappropriately traveled on work business with her husband on the taxpayer's dime.
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In his statement, he emphasized that "not once — never — did I believe I acted inappropriately," but pledged to listen to any accuser.
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The F.A.A. is also investigating an incident in which a manager at the Charleston plant inappropriately pressured an employee involved in certification.
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His legacy has been further complicated by allegations from multiple women who say Bush groped or grabbed them inappropriately while taking photographs.
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Flynn "inappropriately shared" classified information with foreign military officers in Afghanistan, according to newly released Army records obtained by the Washington Post.
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The rest lurks in the mind like a subliminal memory that, you suspect and fear, may manifest itself inappropriately at some future date.
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Patheos reports that Tyson allegedly touched Allers inappropriately while looking at her tattoo of a solar system that spans her arm and back.
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Centene said it was conducting an internal search for the hard drives and that it believed the information has not been used inappropriately.
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Indeed, during debate on the House floor, several representatives said they thought their colleagues were inappropriately rushing the vote to satisfy the NCAA.
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"Serious actions" will be taken against anyone inappropriately exporting sand, Cambodia's Ministry of Mines and Energy said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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Daniels was taken into custody outside of the Sirens Gentlemen&aposs Club early Thursday morning after police claimed she touched a customer inappropriately.
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Faulhaber was fired from his job, and during their investigation, detectives uncovered three additional alleged victims who said the counselor inappropriately touched them.
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I guess after #MeToo, some reporters were calling me about Tom touching a prepubescent girl – like an 11-year-old little girl – inappropriately.
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I intended to describe what it was like to be inappropriately touched by a powerful man who would likely declare his presidential candidacy.
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Some left-wing politicians called for Maaßen's resignation, his comments taken as the latest signal that he was inappropriately sympathetic to the right.
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That was at the heart of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which up to 87 million Facebook users had their data inappropriately accessed.
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"We sincerely apologize if we offended anyone or if any images were use inappropriately," said Brandon Greenberg, CEO of Mately, in a statement.
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On Wednesday, Facebook said up to 87 million people may have had their data inappropriately accessed by the political analytics firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Saturday Night Live's latest cold open chose as its target an overly handsy white male politician with a history of touching women inappropriately.
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"Mueller absolutely unequivocally denies he put his hand under her skirt and grabbed her bottom or touched her inappropriately," McFarland said in court.
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The letter claims Facebook inappropriately suspended accounts and removed content belonging to human rights activists and journalists at the behest of the government.
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The Minnesota Democrat was accused of forcibly kissing and inappropriately touching multiple women, in many cases while they were being photographed with him.
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The Mary Sue Rejection Hotline will text the guy back for you, and tell him just how inappropriately he was behaving, Jezebel reports.
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I worry that the corporate money CAP is receiving is inordinately and inappropriately influencing the role it is playing in the progressive movement.
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The two senators asked about any FSOC measures to ensure individuals with an interest in its decisions do not inappropriately influence its members.
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So it was getting a little bit intense for her and she probably was just inadvertently taking her meds a little bit inappropriately.
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Allegations that Franco exploited and treated some of his acting students inappropriately during scenes followed his Golden Globe win for The Disaster Artist.
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A lawyer representing Trump threatened legal action against the newspaper for its Wednesday article about two women alleging that Trump inappropriately touched them.
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Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler went so far as to compare Moore pursuing and inappropriately touching a 14-year-old to Biblical marriages.
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The singer has also argued that she had never previously met Mueller and had no reason to accuse him of touching her inappropriately.
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On Thursday night, Bachelor Colton Underwood was apparently touched "inappropriately" by a fan at a San Diego event for his charity Legacy Foundation.
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Stories of therapists touching clients inappropriately during massages tend to make the headlines, especially as these cases are usually reported to the police.
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The two senators asked about any FSOC measures to ensure individuals with an interest in its decisions do not inappropriately influence its members.
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"If there's evidence that the Russians were involved in Trump's campaign inappropriately, then that would open up the investigation to finances," Graham added.
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Bloomberg's report says that Pishevar acted inappropriately with several women, including early Uber employee Austin Geidt (who did not comment for the story).
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" Affleck later used the social media platform to apologize to the actress, writing, "I acted inappropriately toward Ms. Burton and I sincerely apologize.
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You don't have pajamas but you will wear your robe that's like ten years old, and you wear it inappropriately throughout the day.
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Even a majority of Republicans, 220006 percent, said that Trump would be acting inappropriately if he were to pardon current and former aides.
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"Yes, I'm included in that number of women who Donald Trump has said inappropriate things, has looked at inappropriately," she added when pressed.
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" She also said the supervisor "yelled at me, threatened me, spit in my face, inappropriately touched me, grabbed my phone from my hand.
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Diane Feinstein (D-Calif.) declared that she had a "very uncomfortable feeling" about Barrett's faith and inappropriately questioned Barrett's ability to serve impartially.
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Increasing volume requirements will inappropriately restrict access and create inequalities for patients—because their treatment can differ depending on which hospital they visit.
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So you have to break down the numbers of, okay – because some of the women are saying, 'Well he talked to me inappropriately.
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She accused him of touching her inappropriately despite her repeated attempts to make him stop, in violation of the school's sexual harassment policy.
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Franken announced Thursday he is resigning "in the coming weeks," following allegations that he touched women inappropriately, he announced on the Senate floor.
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Our election podcast The Run-Up goes behind the story of the two women who told us that Mr. Trump touched them inappropriately.
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Some disability advocates, though by no means all, fear a slippery slope: that if allowed, PAD would be inappropriately used against disabled patients.
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People who use image search for diagnosis risk having a misdiagnosis and feeling inappropriately reassured, so they might not seek care, Sarin said.
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Al Franken inappropriately touched her in 2010, telling CNN that he grabbed her buttocks while taking a photo at the Minnesota State Fair.
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Mitsubishi Materials had said last month that the same unit had inappropriately distorted data for rubber sealing products, used in aircraft and cars.
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PBS Newshour host Judy Woodruff had asked Clinton about Franken, who resigned from Congress in January amid allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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A couple who recently visited Bali are being criticized for inappropriately playing with holy water at a 15th-century temple on the island.
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And we wrote a story about two women — Ms. Leeds and Rachel Crooks — who say Mr. Trump touched them inappropriately without their consent.
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And don't forget that more than a dozen women have alleged that Trump himself behaved inappropriately toward them over the last several decades.
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Critics have warned that a ruling in the government's favor would set a precedent that would inappropriately broaden the scope of the law.
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"There may have been an increased risk that workers were inappropriately exposed to beryllium contamination in locations used for other purposes," investigators wrote.
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Congress should act to reverse some of the effects of inappropriately tailored regulations to promote an environment that supports economic growth and success.
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I was made to sign a document stating that I'd behaved inappropriately, on the condition that I'd be fired if it happened again.
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In addition to feathered garb, there are seed-beaded pieces and prints that are being highlighted as inappropriately co-opting Native-American culture.
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The backdrop: The Creston Valley Advance newspaper published a story in 2000 claiming Trudeau had apologized to the reporter for "inappropriately handling" her.
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In a statement to The Los Angeles Times, Eric Bauman declined to address allegations that he made crude remarks and touched colleagues inappropriately.
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It would be illogical to conclude that excess returns eroded after a 2009 conversion simply because the strategy was inappropriately benchmarked to equities.
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Al Franken of Minnesota is resigning following allegations that he touched women inappropriately, he announced in a speech on the Senate floor Thursday.
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The practice reportedly affected more than 100,000 borrowers, and the bank has conceded that a "substantial number" of those customers were charged inappropriately.
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Davis, a former NFL cornerback and host on ESPN 710 in Los Angeles, allegedly touched Cantor inappropriately and made lewd comments to her.
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That same day, Mr. Trump issued a statement saying that he had never met Ms. Zervos at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately.
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In the court documents, Shakhnazaryan claims Bulochnikov made statements like, "Look at that fat Armenian ass," and touched her breasts and buttocks inappropriately.
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Revelations that some 50 million of its user profiles were inappropriately harvested add to a list of outcries over the social network's practices.
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But I worry that on their own, they'll become addicted, use social media inappropriately or be exposed to something they're not ready for.
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That money, according to KRDV, came from his daughter's Girl Scout cookie sales—and he then spent it "inappropriately," according to the police.
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The former Democratic congressman from Michigan was accused in November 2017 of sexually harassing and inappropriately touching a number of female former employees.
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Consequently, algorithms that inappropriately combine data for all defendants overstate the recidivism risk for women, which can lead to unjustly harsh detention decisions.
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At 19803, she said, she was targeted by a male teacher, who began asking her to stay after class and touching her inappropriately.
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Men, especially, have a tendency to go too far to the relaxed end of the spectrum, getting themselves into trouble by dressing inappropriately.
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On Sunday, Mr. Biden released a statement defending himself, saying he did not believe he had ever acted inappropriately on the campaign trail.
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Mr. Van Wagenen admitted to a detective that he had touched the boy inappropriately, according to sheriff's records, but he was not charged.
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He told her of his sexual exploits and preferences, touched her inappropriately and asked that she call him "sexy," according to the suit.
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Trump allegedly inappropriately leveraged duly appropriated foreign aid money to pressure the Ukrainian government into launching a bogus investigation of Joe Biden's family.
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More parents, however, singled out the older brother character, Scott, who, they say, behaves inappropriately in a book aimed at a younger audience.
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He now says he's innocent, is attempting to avoid being sentenced and claims investigators acted inappropriately to force him into a plea deal.
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While censure has only been used once against a president, it has been applied many times to members of Congress who behave inappropriately.
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The report concluded that Shulkin had spent a good deal of the trip sightseeing and had inappropriately accepted a gift of Wimbledon tickets.
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The two former employees claimed Caporella inappropriately touched them on several trips between 2014 and 2016 on a business jet, the Journal reported.
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A Title IX investigation at MSU in 2014 cleared Nassar of any policy violations after he was accused of inappropriately touching a patient.
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Remember that during the campaign more than a dozen women came out alleging that Trump had acted inappropriately with them over the years.
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Republicans have treated the revelation that Rice requested names be unmasked as evidence that the Obama administration was inappropriately surveilling Trump's transition team.
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"We are reviewing this complaint and will take appropriate action if there is evidence that any T.S.A. officer acted inappropriately," the agency said.
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The Homeland Security Department had determined that Long had inappropriately used government vehicles to commute between Washington and his home in North Carolina.
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"I'm a customer that goes to a casino, and I am charged with inappropriately touching a waitress there at the casino," McClintock said.
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Mr. Levine made sexual remarks or inappropriately touched the man at least seven times over a period of 12 years, the suit says.
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February 3, 2020 - China's Foreign Ministry accuses the US government of inappropriately reacting to the outbreak and spreading fear by enforcing travel restrictions.
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And there are, of course, countless under-the-radar stories of yoga teachers coming on to students or touching them inappropriately in class.
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JPMorgan Chase inappropriately retaliated against a former employee who raised questions about the bank's sales tactics and investment products, the Labor Department found.
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Smith was sworn in as Minnesota's junior senator, replacing Al Franken the day after he resigned following allegations that he touched women inappropriately.
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In one instance Manafort's signature was on a loan agreement created in 2015 and inappropriately backdated for the 2014 tax year, she said.
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Jim Knoblach, who represents the St. Cloud area, inappropriately touched her from the time she was 9 years old until she was 21.
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Nineteen current and former employees also alleged Fager allowed the culture of harassment in his division, inappropriately touched employees and made lewd comments.
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Later in October, Bush was forced to apologize after several women came forward to allege that he inappropriately touched them during photo opportunities.
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In the intervention group, pharmacists gave both patients and their physicians educational materials on the specific drug that might have been inappropriately prescribed.
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He defanged the once-feared religious police, who harassed women deemed inappropriately dressed, and last year he lifted the ban on women driving.
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Guess also said it had investigated claims that Marciano behaved inappropriately towards two women in November 2017, after an entertainment website contacted them.
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Mexican actor Roberto Cavazos alleged two weeks ago that Spacey had behaved inappropriately toward him when both were working at the Old Vic.
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They also accused the administration of inappropriately manipulating the "talking points" the intelligence community provided to Rice in preparation for her TV appearances.
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Some experts envision a scenario where companies that have never before sold lifetime income annuities will enter the market, but price them inappropriately.
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Biden responded to the allegations earlier this month by saying he believed he never acted inappropriately during his many years in public life.
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Since then, women have been coming forward to oust men who behaved inappropriately and abusively, and to dismantle Hollywood's warped power structure from within.
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But there was yet another caveat: It seems an additional 220,000 accounts had been "inappropriately accessed," which brought the overall total to 330,000 accounts.
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A February 2016 "update" showed that another 390,000 accounts had been inappropriately accessed, bringing the new grand total to 720,000 - at least for now.
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The Myanmar Medical Council suspended the medical license of Nang Mwe San in a letter to her dated June 3, saying she dressed inappropriately.
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