But Trump has lambasted the subsidies as insurance company bailouts.
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At the time, Republicans lambasted the move, particularly the traditionalists.
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He came out breathing fire and angrily lambasted the press.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell promptly lambasted the Democrats' proposal.
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Trump has denied wrongdoing and lambasted Cohen as a liar.
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Twitter users lambasted the staffer and called for his resignation.
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For this position, she has been both praised and lambasted.
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Lake lambasted Gurley for not doing enough to fix Uber.
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Similarly, many critics lambasted the film for having no suspense.
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Civil liberties groups lambasted the program as discriminatory against Muslims.
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Across the board, Democratic contenders lambasted the Trump administration's move.
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Trump's move was widely lambasted by both parties in Congress.
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She also lambasted his early-career opposition to federally mandated busing.
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Even Late Show host Stephen Colbert lambasted Trump for his comments.
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Trump has lambasted politics advocated by the former national security official.
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The group lambasted both elected officials for admitting they wore blackface.
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It celebrated in fitting style—being lambasted by politicians in Washington.
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After Ri's UN speech lambasted the US, Trump sent his tweet.
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In particular, YouTube was lambasted for spreading misinformation during mass shootings.
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But they found their plan lambasted by an unlikely source: Trump.
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Mr Trump lambasted the 'fake news' propagated by CNN and MSNBC.
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Colin Kaepernick has been lambasted by the highest echelons of power.
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The judge lambasted Uber for not bringing it to his attention.
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He lambasted me for being drunk, which I did not appreciate.
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And they lambasted what they saw as a backwards-moving action.
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One could hear applause and cheers as he lambasted his critics.
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Maduro's comments came hours after Venezuela's attorney general lambasted the election.
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Many Republicans, particularly GOP presidential candidates, have also lambasted the move.
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Trump also frequently lambasted China's trade policies during the presidential campaign.
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Critics have lambasted the policy calling it cruel, inhumane to unnecessary.
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Trump lambasted Heitkamp at a rally in North Dakota last week.
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Critics have long lambasted the Einstein program as outdated and expensive.
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Brian Schatz from Hawaii, a Democrat, also lambasted Sessions on Twitter.
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She also lambasted him for being "insecure" about his election win.
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F.D.R. and Reagan were both lambasted by their allies at times.
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Trump has lambasted Schiff for inaccurately paraphrasing the call last year.
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Demand Justice, a liberal group, lambasted the nomination in a statement.
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Raisman lambasted the hiring of Bono in a series of tweets.
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Other Illinois officials lambasted the president in response to the broadsides.
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Trump also lambasted Democrats and the media for the investigation Thursday.
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Simpson's supporters, in contrast, lambasted the conviction as a make-up call.
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Al Franken, D-Minnesota, lambasted Gorsuch for his decision, calling it absurd.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager David Einhorn lambasted Tesla Inc (TSLA.
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He has since lambasted his former industry peers for high drug costs.
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The Human Rights Campaign, which advocates for LGBT rights, lambasted the ordinance.
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After all the controversy, the movie ended up being lambasted by critics.
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It was so bad it was even lambasted on Saturday Night Live.
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Fans quickly condemned the post and lambasted the restaurant for serving Sessions.
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Scott lambasted Trump as late as mid-October for "oftentimes toxic" rhetoric.
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On Twitter, the hashtag #FireColbert trended as users lambasted Colbert's "homophobic" remarks.
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" In the same breath, he lambasted Obama for caving to "environmental extremists.
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Speaking earlier to students at a Beijing university, al-Jubeir lambasted Iran.
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Both were lambasted in Japan for their decision to travel to Iraq.
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As president, he has continually lambasted all those who disagree with him.
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Scores of fighters and MMA personalities lambasted the champion following his suspension.
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Critics have lambasted the candidate for attacking decorated veterans like Arizona Sen.
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" Trump has lambasted the investigation, saying it amounts to a "witch hunt.
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Her opponent lambasted her 'elitist attitude' and called her 'anti-free enterprise.'
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He also lambasted China for cheating the U.S. in previous trade agreements.
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Republicans and Democrats alike lambasted the former chief executive over Equifax's response.
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Trump has lambasted both outlets frequently for their critical coverage of him.
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" A second former manager, Carlo Mazzone, lambasted Spalletti for "looking for glory.
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Members of congress and security experts have frequently lambasted TSA its ineffectiveness.
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State media lambasted the breach while senior government officials vowed stern action.
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"I lambasted him in public, lectured him on human rights," she said.
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Trump has lambasted the United Nations for its rampant anti-Israel bias.
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During a recent rally in New Mexico, Trump lambasted home-state Gov.
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Simmons lambasted the ESPN website and app for being behind the competition.
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America's alliance with Taiwan has long been lambasted by officials in Beijing.
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First, he lambasted Sessions, this time over corruption indictments laid against Reps.
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It's been held up as painfully relatable and lambasted as unforgivably irresponsible.
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However, at least one homegrown star is being lambasted for not speaking out.
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Democrats, meanwhile, lambasted these same actions when they got a chance to speak.
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When he lambasted conservative Republicans after his first healthcare failure, they ignored him.
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He also lambasted the BJP for failing to stick up for minorities elsewhere.
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" He previously lambasted her in a tweet for her "very dumb political statements.
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But he lambasted the president for bringing the issue up in his speech.
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Legislators have lambasted the Pentagon for not doing more to stop such intrusions.
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Trump was widely lambasted by Puerto Ricans for his response to Hurricane Maria.
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CEO Elon Musk has lambasted journalists who write about crashes involving the system.
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Lee lambasted Pelosi's comments and said the criticism wasn't constructive or policy-focused.
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And they led to the cronyism that Republicans frequently lambasted in Obama's DOE.
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Then, he lambasted the "weak, weak people" allowing Confederate statues to be removed.
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On November 5th congressmen lambasted ByteDance for not showing up to a hearing.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez lambasted the panel on a conference call.
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" In another article titled "How the diversity game is played," Rao lambasted "multiculturalists.
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Trump has repeatedly lambasted the Iran nuclear deal, arguing it was poorly negotiated.
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And he lambasted then-President Ronald Reagan's anti-communist and interventionist foreign policy.
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They lambasted him for having just announced he would vote to confirm Kavanaugh.
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"The Beach" (2000), DiCaprio's first major project after "Titanic," was lambasted by viewers.
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Boxing fans as well lambasted the bout as an insult to the sport.
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Google was lambasted back in September for skipping a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.
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The White House lambasted the Green New Deal climate resolution spearheaded by Rep.
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Trump, however, lambasted the bill calling it "a total catastrophe" at the time.
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Democrats have lambasted the Trump tax plan as a giveaway for the wealthy.
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Democrats lambasted it as a boon for the rich, including for Mr. Trump.
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After Younger's mother won the suit, the case was lambasted in conservative circles.
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Mr. Trump was lambasted for offering some of the same ideas, she said.
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China has lambasted the legislation, which is now headed to Trump for approval.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), the ranking member of the committee, lambasted the governor.
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Raisman looked directly at Nassar in court as she lambasted him last week.
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But the collection — which is sometimes titled "Libération" — was lambasted by the press.
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Sherrilyn Ifill, president of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, lambasted the Court's order.
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The FCC's sole remaining Democrat on Friday lambasted early word of Pai's plans.
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Conservative lawmakers and lobbying groups have lambasted it as too similar to Obamacare.
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While holding a ceramic chicken, he lambasted "Chicken Barr" for ghosting the committee.
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In a wide-ranging conversation, Cook also lambasted Facebook's management of customer data.
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The comments were lambasted by his Republican Party as well as by Democrats.
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He lambasted his former lawyer and fixer as "weak" and accused him of lying.
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She was lambasted by liberal publications for not openly calling for the agency's abolition.
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The vice president has previously lambasted Trump for his policies on immigration and refugees.
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Sanders also lambasted the current campaign finance system, a cornerstone of his presidential platform.
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Two days after she lambasted the Trump administration, Michelle Wolf continues to dominate headlines.
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At the time, the real estate mogul lambasted the system "rigged" and politically motivated.
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Meanwhile, in Florida, the NRA on Friday lambasted the proposals put forward by Gov.
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In the spring, Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, lambasted Judge Watson without naming him.
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Trump's tweets follow comments to reporters on Sunday in which Trump also lambasted Darroch.
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His foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez, attended in his stead and lambasted "United States imperialism".
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In the April 10, 2006, blog post, she lambasted "Mexicans" and U.S. immigration policy.
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Attorney general: 'The end of freedom of expression' Venezuela's attorney general lambasted the election.
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Before becoming U.S. president, Donald Trump frequently lambasted the Federal Reserve's low interest rates.
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Many people assumed the piercing was real and lambasted Vance for her apparent decision.
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Barack Obama Trump has frequently lambasted his immediate predecessor for being soft on Russia.
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One donor was lambasted for throwing money not at one queen, but at two.
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" The former governor also lambasted Trump, whom he called "an angry, emotional, unstable man.
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On the other hand, viewers lambasted the final installment of the "Human Centipede" trilogy.
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At the United Nations, Western powers lambasted Russia for standing by the Syrian regime.
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Clinton lambasted the Manhattan real-estate developer as inexperienced and naïve on foreign policy.
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In particular, administration officials have lambasted China as the source of unfair trading practices.
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He's lambasted Democrats for leaving town and failing to negotiate on his border wall.
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They have all lambasted Wells Fargo in recent weeks over the phony accounts scandal.
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The negative comments rolled in almost immediately, and nearly all of them lambasted Black.
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In a single, memorable answer, Warren lambasted three of her opponents' health care plans.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.), and conservative groups lambasted Loeffler as wobbly on social issues.
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A senior State Department official lambasted his involvement in establishing the next Iraqi government.
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Democrats have lambasted the bill, calling it a giveaway to corporations and the wealthy.
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The incident caused Stefanik to be lauded by fellow Republicans but lambasted by Democrats.
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Last October, for example, Weidmann lambasted the ECB's decision to extend quantitative easing (QE).
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In a campaign video, he lambasted Graham for sharply changing his stance on Trump.
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At an anti-Trump rally in London, the Labour leader lambasted Trump's brand of politics.
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First, he lambasted those protesting his electoral victory, again attacking the media as the culprit.
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All across social media, people lambasted the otherwise magical company for its terrible gumbo appropriation.
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He lambasted state legislatures that don't want to send taxpayer funds to private religious schools.
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Journalists can expect to be lambasted by the next president whenever their reports displease him.
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Chris Christie -- lambasted Clinton for her response on conservative talk radio host Laura Ingraham's show.
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Campaigning for Patrick Murphy, Florida's Democratic Senate candidate, earlier this month, Obama lambasted GOP Sen.
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Going even further back, Socrates lambasted the corrosive effects of the alphabet, in Plato's Phaedrus.
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Democrats seen as prospects for the party's presidential nomination in 2020 immediately lambasted Trump's move.
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Raul Labrador lambasted reporters on Wednesday for paying too much attention to Donald Trump's candidacy.
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She has been lambasted on the Internet for "wasting taxpayers' money" on his medical care.
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Conway lambasted the President's move to install Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general as unconstitutional.
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Democrats have long lambasted the president for emboldening white nationalism, claims Trump has strongly denied.
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" He lambasted DeVos with her own words: She had called public schools a "dead end.
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Environmentalists lambasted Trump while some journalists on the right mocked Ocasio-Cortez's 22-year timeline.
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President Donald Trump lambasted Andrew McCabe, deputy director of the FBI, on Twitter on Saturday.
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Trump and Republicans have lambasted tech companies for alleged bias against conservatives on their platforms.
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And he has regularly lambasted European partners in NATO for not spending enough on defense.
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But the move enraged Trump, who repeatedly lambasted GM CEO Mary Barra over the decision.
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Mr. Trump has long lambasted the trade deficit as a sign of United States weakness.
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On Thursday, Trebek offered an apology for his performance which viewers and pundits alike lambasted.
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Members of both parties lambasted Trump, saying his comments failed to single out white nationalists.
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The president's speech came after top congressional Democrats lambasted him earlier Thursday for the ceasefire.
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Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) was among the Democrats who lambasted the bill as anti-regulatory.
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Snowden's allies lambasted the September summary as "aggressively dishonest" and sought to downplay its conclusions.
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Politicians have lambasted the company for it, as have some of Facebook&aposs own employees.
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Trump last month lambasted the protests as disrespectful to the anthem and the American flag.
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On Last Week Tonight, John Oliver lambasted America's many broken systems in painstakingly detailed monologues.
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In fact, the 'rents are lambasted â€" sometimes unfairly â€" for being bad at the Internet.
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But those freezing at the campsite lambasted the governor's claim that he's trying to protect safety.
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On Thursday, Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton also lambasted Trump's foreign policy platform as "dangerously incoherent".
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In the 1980s, Trump lambasted Japan for "taking advantage of" the U.S., along with other countries.
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State media lambasted Canada's human-rights record; social media portrayed Canada as a drug-addled dystopia.
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In front of the media, his demure facade disappeared and he angrily lambasted the court proceedings.
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At Wednesday's hearing with the 13-member panel, Democratic senators lambasted his record at the agency.
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This makes sense, because every time she went out in public, she got lambasted for it.
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In subsequent tweets the president lambasted the FBI for spending too much time investigating the attack.
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The former mayor, once lambasted across international publications for offensive tirades and smoking crack, is dead.
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The lawmaker represents Maryland's 7th Congressional District and recently lambasted conditions at the US-Mexico border.
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Earlier on Friday, he lambasted what he said was the opposition's lack of commitment to dialogue.
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So President Lincoln is praised for his statesmanship, rather than lambasted (let alone impeached) for corruption.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has lambasted the measure as a federal power grab by Democrats.
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Any change will be lauded or lambasted depending on which side of the divide you fall.
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Earlier this year, Haley lambasted the U.N., which she said had "bullied" Israel in the past.
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Several lawmakers on Monday lambasted the league for its response to the tweet and subsequent controversy.
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Ron Johnson, a Republican, lambasted Trump for taking actions that led Harley-Davidson to move production.
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However, he has lambasted the men accused of killing the teenager and promised his family justice.
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Some of them lambasted the episode as examples of political correctness or victim mentality run amok.
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Trump has publicly lambasted a handful of senators who have voted against him on previous bills.
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The presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren lambasted Goldman in an interview with Bloomberg published Thursday, while Sen.
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Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut lambasted the high-fives, saying it was not a moment to celebrate.
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On Tuesday he lambasted RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, saying he should be "ashamed" of what's happening.
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She has also been lambasted on the internet for "wasting taxpayers' money" on his medical care.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump lambasted U.S. trade deficits as detrimental to American manufacturers and workers.
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"Netflix came out this afternoon and sort of lambasted the change of net neutrality," he said.
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Others lambasted MTV for failing to find an artist of color to speak to Franklin's impact.
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The Irishman lambasted anyone who had criticized him for having one skill and one skill alone.
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In a series of early morning posts on Twitter, the president lambasted Congress over immigration reform.
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Lee, Moran, Paul, and Wicker lambasted Democrats' impeachment effort and have dismissed concerns about Trump's actions.
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Conservatives and Trump lambasted Schiff for the hearing, with Trump calling Schiff "Liddle'" in a tweet.
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The New York tycoon has lambasted Obama's work on climate change, including the Paris climate deal.
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Goldberg last weekend lambasted the talking head for attacking conservatives who insist they cannot back Trump.
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But one of the President's most vocal supporters in conservative media lambasted Parscale for the remark.
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Do nothing, and the deal likely stands, preserving a pact that Republicans have lambasted for years.
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And they counter that he's an equal opportunity attacker, noting that he has lambasted men too.
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Loughlin's husband Mossimo Giannulli, a Target fashion designer, was named, and he is similarly being lambasted online.
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Trump has been widely lambasted for asserting that white supremacists and counter-protesters were equally to blame.
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Last week, De Niro also lambasted Trump's leadership while addressing high schoolers at a writing awards ceremony.
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"She's a pretentious and, on occasion, excruciatingly silly human being," lambasted a piece in NY Rock Magazine.
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The American president's attitude towards women, his alleged racism and his administration's treatment of migrants were lambasted.
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Cheney also lambasted the administration's foreign policy for resembling President Obama's more than it resembled Republican values.
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Trump became "angry and lambasted" Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation, according to Hunt's notes.
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Literary criticism has been routinely lambasted for its niceness, its lack of intellectual rigor, and its mediocrity.
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He lambasted 1990s-era Wall Street deregulation (under Bill Clinton, of course), the Koch brothers and ExxonMobil.
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Critics on social media lambasted the Saudi government after it announced that Sophia had been granted citizenship.
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Remember when he lambasted the people who found beauty in that gorgeous image of curbside Mancunian revelry?
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She has frequently lambasted his policies and his rhetoric on immigration, health care, spending and other subjects.
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At a free-for-all nomination hearing either this month, members of both parties lambasted Hartnett White.
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Duterte lambasted authorities and island residents last month, saying they had created a disaster with "overzealous" development.
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Core News, a project of the conservative group America Rising Squared, has lambasted Clinton's green group endorsements.
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Sanders lambasted Schultz in an interview on "CBS This Morning" after announcing his own candidacy for president.
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The actor tweeted about it after Rickon was lambasted on Twitter for running in a straight line.
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Michael Piwowar, a Republican appointee to the Securities and Exchange Commission, lambasted Citigroup executives in a meeting.
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WeWork's ridiculous valuation was lambasted by Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at NYU Stern School of Business.
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He was right, of course, but he was lambasted for saying that, and it cost him dearly.
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Castro himself lambasted state-run media five years ago, complaining it was often "boring, improvised and superficial".
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However, some lawmakers pointed to other history at Camp David as they lambasted the president's initial call.
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In August 2018, a Chinese state media lambasted Apple for its lousy oversight over App Store approvals.
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Read more:Kealia Ohai&aposs fiance lambasted a news outlet for referring to the NWSL forward as &aposJ.
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Dr Robert Isaacs, a Billumum Noongar elder and West Australian of the Year, has lambasted the move.
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Facebook's much-toted machine learning algorithms for policing hate speech have also been regularly lambasted as inadequate.
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Democrats lambasted the investigation, accusing Republicans of using it to attack former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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The Democrats also lambasted Capitol Hill Republicans for defending Trump's actions and his unconventional approach to governing.
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Gauri Lankesh, an editor who often lambasted Hindu nationalism, was gunned down outside her home in 2017.
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The president has lambasted the Biden family for Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine in recent weeks.
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Puigdemont criticized Spain's King Felipe VI who on Tuesday lambasted the "irresponsible behavior" of the Catalan leaders.
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While Trump had held back from criticizing Moscow in his remarks, Haley lambasted Russia for deflecting Assad's abuses.
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Trump lambasted allies for failing to meet a spending target of 2 percent of a country's economic output.
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Trump lambasted Washington lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in his searing inaugural address on January 20.
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" Booker then lambasted Biden for his comments, saying he was "disappointed" Biden hadn't apologized and that "he should.
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During the town hall, they lambasted President Trump over his approach to Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin.
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Choo Mi-ae, leader of the main opposition party, Minju, lambasted Ms Park's rule as "frightening theocratic politics".
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Iger lambasted social media for creating an echo chamber that prevents people from being exposed to other perspectives.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly lambasted the Fed for raising rates, saying that it is holding back growth.
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Trump had lambasted Macron's "foolishness" for pursuing the French levy and threatened to tax French wines in retaliation.
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In a recent interview, his information minister, Adel Al Toraifi, lambasted "radicals and terrorists" bent on cultural demolition.
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Other tech leaders lambasted Thiel for being anti-free speech, particularly given Facebook's huge influence over news distribution.
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President Trump has openly lambasted its mission and has proposed a 1436 percent cut in the agency's budget.
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Another time, Subway got lambasted because someone calculated that its "footlong" sandwiches weren't even actually a foot long.
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Fans, however, lambasted Batali, who owns 26 restaurants, for including a recipe in the newsletter with his apology.
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More than a decade ago, he started lecturing on the subject at medical conferences, only to be lambasted.
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Lambasted for attacking ordinary, patriotic American citizens, Trump has faced devastating criticism from within his own Republican party.
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He lambasted lawmakers for their poor attendance at the hearing, with a crowd of first responders behind him.
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Pompeo defended against the government collecting things like public social media postings, which Wyden had lambasted him for.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders lambasted the proposal, saying it was a health-care bill in name only.
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Lambasted for attacking ordinary, patriotic American citizens, Trump has faced devastating criticism from within his own Republican party.
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Critics have lambasted Omarosa for doing nothing with her short year in the White House but inciting drama.
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He has also lambasted the terms of USPS's contract to deliver packages for the online shopping company Amazon.
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Mr. Sanders lambasted her on that, and Dana Bash, the moderator, made her excuses look contrived and foolish.
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Although he has frequently lambasted the Iran deal, Trump has yet to spell out his criticisms in detail.
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He lambasted drug makers over the weekend, saying they are not being fair to consumers or the nation.
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When I say something bad — like 'This watch isn't worth a fraction of its sales price' — I'm lambasted.
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Some Republicans have recently lambasted the agency's scoring of efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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The President has repeatedly lambasted Cohen since he first pleaded guilty in August and began meeting with prosecutors.
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Likewise, Democrats once lambasted the opposition for using the custom to prevent their president's nominees from being seated.
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Sayoc lived out of a van plastered with stickers and photographs that applauded Trump and lambasted his critics.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) lambasted Republican attacks on ObamaCare when the numbers were released Wednesday.
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" Trump lambasted the coordinated effort in a tweet on Thursday, accusing the Globe of "collusion with other papers.
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It's the second time in a week that Trump has publicly lambasted the alleged existence of paid protesters.
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Tom Cotton has lambasted the Grassley plan; Attorney General Jeff Sessions is quietly working against it; and Sen.
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During that call, outgoing CVR CEO Jack Lipinski lambasted the Trump administration for declining to alter the program.
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Read more: 4 times the Navy SEAL admiral who oversaw the Osama bin Laden raid has lambasted Trump
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Even movies that other critics ridiculed and lambasted, like The Boss Baby, for example, I wound up adoring.
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Republicans have lambasted the proposal, attempting to use it to paint Democrats as too radical on climate policy.
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Reid lambasted Grassley as an inept chairman, though Grassley told Iowa reporters he cared little about Reid's criticisms.
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A former prime minister — once known as a great champion of the arts — has publicly lambasted the project.
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Schiff lambasted that idea as a bow to a "thin-skinned" president who demands loyalty at all costs.
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Trump has publicly lambasted Sessions several times recently, and his anger stems from the attorney general's March recusal.
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President Donald Trump lambasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the impeachment process in a Saturday morning Twitter barrage.
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Critics lambasted the publication for making the error, saying it emblematized the gender makeup of the paper's staff.
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Republicans, bankers, and industry groups lambasted the CFPB during its formation as an egregious example of government overreach.
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The president has repeatedly lambasted the nuclear accord and during his presidential campaign vowed to tear it up.
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Morris's film was lambasted for apparently failing to properly take Bannon to task for his actions and ideology.
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Peña Nieto, whose approval ratings are languishing at below 25 percent, was ridiculed and lambasted nationally for inviting Trump.
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Joe Cole doing tricks no other English player would dare, lest they get lambasted for trying to be skilful.
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But how does Gorsuch handle the fact that Trump has lambasted specific federal judges when they ruled against him?
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Puzder has advocated the repeal of Obamacare and lambasted campaigns to raise the minimum wage or increase overtime pay.
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The large protest comes just weeks after Pena Nieto was widely lambasted for hosting Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Loesch applauded Gonzalez and her fellow students for speaking out and lambasted those who have belittled the students' activism.
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Trump has previously and publicly lambasted the use of pollsters, most notably on NBC's "Meet The Press" last year.
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Before the vote, many of the same C-suiters lambasted him as a menace to capitalism and much else.
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Detractors who lambasted Abloh for his lack of experience were accused of enabling the racism of the luxury industry.
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Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch inflamed tensions with Lutsenko in March when she publicly lambasted Ukraine's efforts to root out corruption.
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The public, who reportedly lambasted Reagan's expensive taste as First Lady, was now lining up to see her clothes.
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The president again lambasted Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, placing him under further pressure to ease monetary policy more aggressively.
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Trump has not responded to this claim but has previously lambasted his former lawyer as "weak," among other criticism.
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When Mr Kovind's nomination was announced, Rana Ayyub, a journalist critical of the party, lambasted the choice on Twitter.
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During the campaign Mr Trump lambasted Ford and Mondelez, a food firm, for employing too few people in America.
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He spent much of his time flying around the world trying to reassure the traditional allies Mr Trump lambasted.
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On Wednesday, Trump lambasted Twitter and other Big Tech giants, claiming they are repressing his messaging and public commentary.
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Va. Before she testified, a stone-faced Bresch was lambasted by the ranking minority member of the committee, Rep.
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He lambasted the government for distributing pamphlets on sexual health to adolescents and promised to phase out speed cameras.
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A report it commissioned from external consultants, published on March 22nd, was rushed, thin, heavily redacted—and widely lambasted.
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It was the second time in three days Trump has lambasted a local fire marshal during a campaign rally.
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Speaker after speaker at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia on Wednesday lambasted Trump over his suitability to be president.
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Once there, Campos says, he met with Zuckerberg's executive assistant, Anikka Goodman, who lambasted the company's internal calendar app.
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Critics have often lambasted Disick for continuing to host nightclub parties and for drinking while on vacation in Mexico.
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In what now seems like a rather cruel exchange, Jimmy Hill and Des Lynam lambasted Gascoigne after the match.
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Conservatives lambasted the IRS during the Obama administration for targeting right-leaning groups for tax scrutiny and wasting funds.
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Trump has lambasted his political choices and mocked him for being a prisoner-of-war while fighting in Vietnam.
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President Obama did deport more people than any president before him and was lambasted by the left for it.
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Trudeau also lambasted the administration for initiating the tariffs under the guise of confronting a threat to national security.
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The president has lambasted Chairman Jerome Powell multiple times for raising rates when Trump thought he should have cut.
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As part of a segment on coal and coal miners, Oliver repeatedly lambasted Murray, his company and its affiliates.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill lambasted Giuliani over the proposed trip, accusing him of seeking aid from a foreign government.
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While several bipartisan senators shared concerns about the allegations against Jackson, Trump has publicly lambasted Tester over the events.
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A number of top executives, including JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon and BlackRock's Larry Fink, have lambasted bitcoin in recent weeks.
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Some wardens even claim they've been lambasted by visitors when trying to prevent a deadly incident involving the birds.
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He lambasted trade deals like NAFTA, while promising to use the powers of the presidency to reassert trade dominance.
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Kirsten Gillibrand lambasted Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for rolling back campus sexual assault guidelines in a Cosmopolitan op-ed.
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He also lambasted Venezuela's leader Nicolas Maduro, accusing him of depriving his people in the same of socialist ideas.
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He then lambasted the opposition for boycotting Parliament and for resorting to general strikes as a means of protest.
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Former Bush administration lawyer Mark Paoletta lambasted HBO in March for making a movie that biases audiences against conservatives.
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Users lambasted Mittendorff's reputation as a wife and firefighter, often using sexual slurs and insults when referring to her.
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Gilbert was roundly and rightly lambasted for every portion of the letter; the font was the cherry on top.
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Back in the United States, rare bipartisan outrage erupted as members of Congress lambasted the president for his decision.
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For a long time, he was mainly lambasted or ignored, but variants of the Bohmian interpretation have supporters today.
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Some in the Democratic Party lambasted disgruntled Sanders supporters at the convention whose actions they called chaotic and violent.
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However, though he often lambasted their supposed hypocrisy, underlying cooperation in areas ranging from business to security ran deep.
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One of the most searing takedowns came from Raisman, who stared down Nassar and lambasted his decades of abuse.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump again lambasted his attorney general as woefully ineffective during an interview aired on Thursday.
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Mr Fisher lambasted Mr Corbyn's office for its "blizzard of lies" and "lack of competence, professionalism and human decency".
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When the chief's court-martial ended in acquittal on most charges, Mr. Trump congratulated him and lambasted the prosecutors.
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Predictably, Trump was immediately besieged by criticism from women's health advocates, who lambasted his statement as insincere and hypocritical.
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Human rights groups in Mexico and outside have repeatedly lambasted authorities for not doing more to find the missing.
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Trump praised China Wednesday for its efforts in this area, having previously lambasted Beijing for failing to do enough.
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Even today, Germany's performance in achieving gender parity has been lambasted as "mediocre" and "lagging" by the European Parliament.
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And can you imagine being lambasted like that all day and then saying, 'Darling, what are we having for dinner?
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" Days after the call, Trump lambasted his predecessor for agreeing to the swap, and vowed to "study the dumb deal.
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Gross, who co-founded Pacific Investment Management Co, also lambasted central bank policies for distorting Wall Street and Main Street.
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Opening up these areas would likely help wind power companies - which Trump has lambasted - more than oil producers, they say.
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Don McGahn, Trump's campaign general counsel, and later, his White House counsel, lambasted Tucson police's performance outside the 2016 event.
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As a candidate, Trump repeatedly lambasted D.C. bureaucrats as enablers of a "rigged system" that has cheated hard-working Americans.
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Maduro insists his government is victim of an "economic war" and has lambasted the opposition's campaign to block financing deals.
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Hillary Clinton lambasted Donald Trump on Twitter on Friday for "years of pushing a racist conspiracy" against President Barack Obama.
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"So, that means, without my permission a disgusting article pretending to be me was lambasted across the internet," Kelly wrote.
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But Air India might have to first contend with unhappy Indian citizens, who have lambasted the airline on social media.
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On one hand, Tsunakawa lambasted the Western Digital at the shareholders meeting, saying it had been interfering in the sale.
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Their differences came into public view when Trump lambasted McConnell's failure to shepherd a health care bill through the Senate.
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Welcoming the ruling, the opposition Congress Party said the court had "lambasted" the government's decision to place Verma on leave.
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He lambasted China on the campaign trail and has suggested Japan and South Korea be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.
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Trump has consistently lambasted the investigation as a "witch hunt," triggering speculation he may try to shut down the probe.
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It has particularly lambasted his vote in favor of the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) in 2005.
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Critics lambasted Obama after he said during the 2008 presidential race that he would meet with Iran's leaders without preconditions.
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His political opponents particularly lambasted him for his comments after mail bombs were sent to high-profile Democrats last week.
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Critics lambasted the move as a political stunt meant to whip up supporters ahead of the midterm election in November.
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But even as he's lambasted the pillars of the Davos worldview, Trump has repeatedly wooed the wealthy and the powerful.
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The controversial movie offended Iranians with its orientalist portrayal of their Persian ancestors, while Western critics lambasted its fascist iconography.
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Trump has not ruled out renominating Yellen, who he lambasted on the campaign trail last year but since has praised.
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Ryan has repeatedly lambasted Trump's comments as "racist" — a word other Republicans have avoided even while condemning the billionaire's remarks.
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When Google announced its new chat app, Allo, the search giant made a similar decision—and was lambasted for it.
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According to the White House Historical Association, Cleveland was lambasted as "the hangman of Buffalo" during the 1884 presidential election.
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Some of President Richard Nixon's staunchest defenders lambasted "the lynch-mob mentality" of the Senate Watergate Committee investigating his conduct.
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By the end of it, she ultimately champions endurance and incremental change; she will probably be lauded and lambasted accordingly.
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Keckly suffered for it: Reviewers lambasted the book — and her — when it came out, and it soon disappeared from bookstores.
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Mr. Trump then "lambasted" Mr. Sessions for recusing himself from the investigation, saying his attorney general had let him down.
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Pyatt specifically lambasted Shokin's office for subverting a British case against a man named Mykola Zlochevsky, Yanukovych's former ecology minister.
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Swan reports that Trump has referred to Porter as a "sick" and lambasted him and his behavior behind closed doors.
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Democrats have lambasted the ban and took aim at the administration's argument that the ban was for national security purposes.
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" He added that Carson had "lambasted the Department's fair lending mission, calling our civil rights laws 'mandated social engineering schemes.
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He also lambasted the criticism he has faced since the allegations were released and asked for prayers from the community.
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Omar and Tlaib have openly lambasted Israel and its people, calling on anti-Semitic stereotypes to foment distrust and animosity.
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During both the Obama and Trump administrations, senior DOJ and FBI officials have lambasted the tech industry for its stance.
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The tweet was just one in a series that lambasted McConnell and the Senate's failure to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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A week earlier Angela Merkel had lambasted the isolationism and protectionism of Donald Trump's America in a speech to the Bundestag.
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Yes, this is the exact same thing that Trump lambasted Hillary Clinton for doing when he was on the campaign trail.
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Even Mattis' visiting Seoul and the meetings between National Security Adviser Michael Flynn with his South Korean counterpart were not lambasted.
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He simultaneously defended the Oscars—arguing that boycotting the ceremony is futile—and lambasted Hollywood for its long history of racism.
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But their relationship soured when Cohen decided to cooperate with investigators, and Trump repeatedly lambasted him in tweets and public remarks.
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In 2013, he hit a constituent in the face after the man lambasted the mayor as he dined with his wife.
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The deal has been lambasted by the "Vote Leave" campaign and an official complaint has been made to the police commissioner.
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An 11-year-old girl has lambasted Australia's prime minister for calling for a costly popular vote on same-sex marriage.
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The Republican protesters decried the impeachment process as a "sham" and lambasted House Democrats for conducting the process behind closed doors.
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Google and social-media sites such as Facebook were lambasted last year for hosting hoax news articles during the US election.
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President Donald Trump lambasted Twitter, Google and other technology giants on Wednesday, claiming they are repressing his messaging and public commentary.
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China has frequently lambasted the United States and its allies for freedom of navigation naval operations near to Chinese-occupied islands.
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In town-hall meetings Liberal MPs are being lambasted by constituents who say the government is painting them as tax cheats.
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French fries were renamed freedom fries, and John Kerry was lambasted for ordering the wrong kind of cheese on his cheesesteak.
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And in a society that knows how to hold its tongue, Mr Tokayev's order to rename Astana has been widely lambasted.
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Scott Allen suggested the legislation actually didn't go far enough, and lambasted the idea of providing any public funding for abortion.
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As many recall, Romney was often lambasted in 2012 as a "moderate", a near career-ending designation in 85033st Century politics.
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While running for president, Graham sparred constantly and publicly with party front-runner Donald Trump, who lambasted the endorsement on Twitter.
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He has often lambasted CNN and The New York Times, referring to them as "failing" and out of touch with voters.
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Meanwhile, Breitbart News, the conservative website once led by top Trump adviser Stephen Bannon, has lambasted the plan as too weak.
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The in-person audience hurled boos at Rubio while an anguished parent lambasted him in a way he's not used to.
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The conversation, of course, turned to Trump in the replies and that's when Hill lambasted Trump, calling him a white supremacist.
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The UAE's minister of state for foreign affairs, Anwar al-Gargash, lambasted Qatar's criticisms of Saudi Arabia's dealings with Qatari pilgrims.
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Some blamed the Swedish police for mistreating the tourists, but many lambasted the travelers, saying their behavior was unseemly and embarrassing.
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The GOP has lambasted the ObamaCare program, even though they previously supported it as part of the Medicare Part D program.
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Single-payer has been lambasted as a utopian dream, but there is a clear path to making it work policy-wise.
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While the dissent has been lambasted by liberals, it's also drawn criticism from conservatives who claimed it didn't go far enough.
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Trump was initially due to meet mid-morning with his French counterpart, Macron, who he'd lambasted a night earlier on Twitter.
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Individual members of Congress will surely be lambasted for flip-flopping and being soft on terror, especially in the near-term.
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During a landmark speech last year in Poland, Trump lambasted Russia for using oil to hold NATO's Eastern European countries hostage.
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Speaker after speaker lambasted Clinton for Benghazi, or failing to say the words "radical Islam" (as if that would solve anything).
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Conway lambasted the Washington Examiner reporter Caitlin Yilek for mentioning the tension brought on by her husband's opposition to her boss.
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Trump has lambasted NATO members for their lack of financial commitment to the organization and has threatened to reduce U.S. involvement.
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In an exclusive interview with the outlet, Trump also lambasted May's Brexit proposals and claimed she ignored his advice on negotiations.
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Trump has consistently lambasted CNN as "fake news," and signs and merchandise attacking the network are often seen at his rallies.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel made her visit to the White House today where Trump lambasted NATO allies for their defense spending.
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The company has been lambasted nationally for setting an $89,000 list price and has delayed the U.S. launch of the drug.
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Elizabeth Warren, who lambasted Bloomberg for lewd comments he allegedly made about women at his company in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Trump had lambasted Obama for the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq that preceded an unraveling of the Iraqi armed forces.
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But on that bright evening, as the man lambasted us on the street corner, I relapsed and pulled my wife away.
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Like Warren, he lambasted Bloomberg for failing to release the women at his company who had alleged misconduct from nondisclosure agreements.
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Kavanaugh lambasted the committee Thursday for making him wait for 10 days before giving him a chance to clear his name.
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The DCCC publicly lambasted Laura Moser, one of seven candidates in the Houston-area 7th District, ahead of this month's contest.
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Then-House Speaker Richard Corcoran lambasted selective incentive programs and was able to stop the budget authorization for one state program.
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Moore has frequently lambasted McConnell during his campaign and suggested that he would not support the Kentucky Republican as majority leader.
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Several committee members lambasted the proposal, arguing it was a bailout for an island territory with a record of fiscal mismanagement.
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Trump has lambasted the players' behavior as unpatriotic at his rallies and on Twitter, which has fired up his voter base.
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Gabbard got a jolt from Republicans and independents who will vote in the Democratic primary when she was lambasted by Clinton.
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He is championing a single-payer bill that would revolutionize the nation's health-care system, something Graham has lambasted as socialism.
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He also privately referred some African nations as "s***hole countries" and lambasted the protests led overwhelmingly by black NFL players.
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She was lambasted for failing to understand a question about student evaluation at a Senate hearing and only narrowly won confirmation.
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Some even lambasted these prominent Democrats for failing to do anything beforehand, when rumors about Weinstein's predatory behavior were seemingly common knowledge.
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However, in a controversial move lambasted by the media, she refused to give up her seat in Spain's upper house of parliament.
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Roberts will swear in a President-elect who has called the chief justice a "nightmare for conservatives" and lambasted his voting record.
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He has also lambasted Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for not cutting interest rates more aggressively in order to support the market.
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Back on the jobs issue: During his successful presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly lambasted government statistics, with particular ire toward the jobs numbers.
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Needless to say, I was lambasted in the media for daring to write a book that outlined the costs of working motherhood.
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"This stuff" likely refers to moments such as Streep's January Golden Globes speech where she lambasted Trump for mocking a disabled reporter.
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Ivanka has faced heavy criticism over her White House role and has been lambasted as "complicit" in her father's more controversial policies.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) lambasted the tech giant for failing to police the platform and help crack down on traffickers.
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The hawkish Chinese newspaper, the Global Times, lambasted foreign leaders for being hypocrites and failing to condemn what it called violent demonstrators.
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Aspects of its recent return have been lambasted by Mr Trump and General Joseph Dunford, chairman of America's joint chiefs of staff.
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A government minister lambasted supermarkets for raising prices by up to 15% in the 48 hours before the price freezes were announced.
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At first, lawmakers lambasted the whole of Silicon Valley for failing to do more, and sooner, to combat Russia and other malefactors.
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As a candidate, Trump often lambasted NATO, saying it was "obsolete" because he felt it did not do enough to combat terror.
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The plan was lambasted by Republicans, but the White House says Trump won't be able to reverse course without a court battle.
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He signed a successor deal to the North American Free Trade Agreement — the agreement he lambasted as the worst in American history.
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I mean, can you imagine those evenings when he's just being lambasted by this crazy Ken Starr, who is a total wacko?
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She has lambasted his vote for legislation that would protect gun manufacturers from liability when their guns are used in a crime.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday lambasted the United Nations while stressing that the bond between Israel and U.S. remains unbreakable.
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Australia's relationship with the new administration in Washington got off to a rocky start when Trump lambasted Turnbull over the resettlement arrangement.
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Dana White publicly lambasted his champion for not accepting what could have been a career altering bout had he come up short.
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He lambasted not only Mr Bush, the habitual target of his bullying, but his big brother, who will be campaigning for Jeb!
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A sports commentator of Indian background, Dhirshan Gobind, lambasted Mr Mbalula: "How narrow-minded, short-sighted and indeed racist can one be?"
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" President Trump has repeatedly lambasted the media on the campaign trail, denouncing damaging stories about him or his administration as "fake news.
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Republicans lambasted CAWCD's decision to seek less expensive power at an April 12 hearing of the House Energy and Mineral Resources Subcommittee.
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After the meeting ended, Republicans lambasted Democrats for refusing to attend in an attempt to pin blame on them for the shutdown.
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Arnold, who is set to launch "The Hunt for the Trump Tapes" on Viceland Tuesday night, has publicly lambasted Burnett for months.
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Warren, a Democratic presidential 2020 frontrunner, has bashed the rich — proposing a wealth tax — and lambasted the financial industry among other sectors.
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Not that we've seen, but journalists from across the media landscape have publicly lambasted the White House for its accusations against Acosta.
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Conservative pundits have lambasted the deal worked out by appropriators, and the House Freedom Caucus on Thursday night largely voted against it.
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In an earlier interview, Bandopadhyay lambasted at the Indian society for torturing and physically intimidating her at every walk of the life.
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Trump has repeatedly lambasted the US-South Korean free trade agreement, known as KORUS, and threatened to withdraw from the pact altogether.
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The FBI agent removed from the special counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election lambasted then-presidential candidate Sen.
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He undermined British Prime Minister Theresa May, lambasted German Chancellor Angela Merkel and has been openly hostile to French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum during a private dinner event in Davos, Switzerland, Soros lambasted Xi's proposed social credit rating system.
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Mr. Kane said he lambasted Mr. Giordano for hiding behind a wounded veteran on camera and said he would cancel his donations.
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The details: Critics have lambasted the move, announced in June, saying the EPA failed to realize the dangers of the fibrous mineral.
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In a series of tweets, Trump lashed out at the House Oversight Committee chairman, who had recently lambasted conditions at the border.
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When he took an Oscar for his documentary Bowling for Columbine, the controversial filmmaker lambasted George Bush and the war in Iraq.
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One of the greatest of those artists in living memory — the singer, pianist, composer Nina Simone — lambasted the disasters of American racism.
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Trumka, who lambasted Trump's record on labor issues, on Thursday gave him rare praise for the attempt to retool the trade agreement.
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In the first Democratic debate this June, Kamala Harris lambasted Biden for his Senate votes against "forced busing" in the mid-1970s.
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In an interview on MSNBC this week, he lambasted Bloomberg over stop-and-frisk policing policies, his failure to endorse then-Sen.
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Both sides have lambasted the companies for allowing political ads to include false information, forcing Twitter to attempt to ban them entirely.
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Critics lambasted the law as bigoted, but it passed later that year with the backing of parties on the left and right.
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Worse-reviewed shows, such as "Insatiable" and "13 Reasons Why," have been lambasted by critics only to enjoy more than one season.
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Sen. Ben Sasse lambasted nasty rhetoric and partisanship between Republicans and Democrats on Sunday and said he's considered leaving the Republican Party.
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" HuffPost contributor Yashar Ali lambasted Gonzalez in a tweet saying she "has launched a direct attack on press freedoms with her bill.
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His comments come after U.S. President Donald Trump has also lambasted the organization, calling into question the U.S.' commitment to the group.
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Falwell was a partisan — a staunch Republican — who nevertheless lambasted the party for its failure to push aggressively for his conservative agenda.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump lambasted America's trade deficits with other countries and avowed to correct, or at least improve, these imbalances.
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He even seemed to defend NATO, the alliance that is vital to American security, which he has lambasted since before taking office.
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There's scarcely a multilateral organization around that the wall-focused, America-first Trump administration has not lambasted, threatened to leave or left.
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The last of the Tom Hanks reactions came toward the end of the monologue when Gervais lambasted the audience as a whole.
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Ireland's radical new plan to treat drug addicts like addicts instead of criminals Ohio's marijuana proposal was lambasted for creating a cartel.
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In an October 31 meeting of the International Space Station Advisory Committee, Stafford lambasted NASA for not replying to his original letter.
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Australian cartoonist Bill Leak was only recently lambasted for his "racist" illustration of a neglectful Aboriginal father, which appeared in The Australian newspaper.
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Perot then lambasted his exclusion from the debates and answered the same questions the candidates faced during the debate on "Larry King Live."
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The American Civil Liberties Union lambasted Trump's attacks on the "Hamilton" cast, portraying Trump as unaware of the realities of his political office.
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Instead, Trump said he would rotate the additional troops out of Germany, which he has lambasted for not sufficiently increasing its defense spending.
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He was regularly lambasted during and after the nuclear talks by hardliners who accused him of crossing Iran's "red lines" over the deal.
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As a candidate, Trump lambasted the defense collective as "obsolete" and chastised member countries for not meeting the minimum requirements on defense spending.
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The President has frequently lambasted May's handling of Brexit negotiations with Europe, most recently in an interview with The Sun over the weekend.
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While many countries have lambasted the ban, Muslim-majority nations not on the blacklist have remained largely silent -- with the exception of Pakistan.
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The showrunners were not to know that the real Mark Zuckerberg would be lambasted before Congress a few days before the show returned.
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Originally from Dominica, another hurricane-lambasted Caribbean Island, Mingo said his son and daughter there lost everything and are living in a shelter.
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The U.S. president has already lambasted Macron's "foolishness" for pursuing a French digital levy and has threatened to tax French wines in retaliation.
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The judge lambasted the federal government's failure to track separated children and its failure to plan for their eventual reunification with their families.
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" Houston, Hogan's lawyer, has lambasted Gawker's First Amendment defense, telling PEOPLE last week that Gawker's motivation for posting the video was "salacious greed.
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Even as they lambasted the Republican vote, Democrats were preparing to target the moderate Republicans in swing districts who voted for the bill.
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During the final debate with Clinton, Trump lambasted the September jobs report, even though most economists said it reflected a steadily improving economy.
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In 193, the Payne Fund Studies began, launching what would become the first — and widely lambasted — study on the media's influence on behavior.
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For almost three years Rodrigo Duterte has lambasted the institution and its symbols, calling God "stupid", the Holy Trinity "silly" and saints "drunkards".
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Cruz lambasted Trump for supporting Obamacare, Planned Parenthood, a path to citizenship for immigrants, and the TARP bailout of the Wall Street banks.
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Pena Nieto was lambasted in the local press for hosting a pre-election meeting with Trump, who has made disparaging remarks about Mexicans.
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Bolton said it was "not clear" why the plan failed, but he lambasted the alleged conspirators by name for failing to follow through.
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He lambasted reporters for accurately reporting the crowd size at President Donald Trump's inauguration, and thundered through a needlessly hostile first press briefing.
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And a week later, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors lambasted the police and an unnamed "stringer" for the publication of confidential information.
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Galloway lambasted the $1.1 billion deal as "overpriced" and compared Tumblr to a "porn site" for its high level of adult-site traffic.
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Take, for example, the meme he shared that lambasted dozens of congresswomen who were wearing white ahead of the State of the Union.
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But the 53-year-old has been lambasted online over the team's performance in Rio, with Chinese social media users demanding his resignation.
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LONDON — Prince Harry has lambasted 'racist and sexist' trolling and media coverage of his girlfriend Meghan Markle in an unprecedented statement on Tuesday.
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The investors lambasted Bed Bath for being slow to pivot to online shopping and allowing its costs to drift higher in recent years.
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The investors lambasted Bed, Bath for being slow to pivot to online shopping and allowing its costs to drift higher in recent years.
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While the latter endorsed the former during his 2012 run, Romney did not return the favor in 2016 and has repeatedly lambasted Trump.
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Steny Hoyer (Md.), the Democratic whip, lambasted the Republicans pushing the impeachment vote, saying the resolution is baseless and promising unanimous Democratic opposition.
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As flooding ravaged parts of Houston and left thousands without shelter, Twitter users lambasted the televangelist, saying he should have opened Lakewood sooner.
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When we suggested that Republic of Ireland fans had come to the Euros solely for the sake of the craic, we were lambasted.
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Islamic State has lambasted "heretic" Shi'ite Iran for helping the Syrian and Iraqi governments battle Islamic State, which considers Shi'ites to be infidels.
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Why it matters: Wolf's move will trigger more political mudslinging after Republicans lambasted a court ruling last month as judicial overreach and partisan.
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Activist shareholder Jonathan Litt in June had lambasted the bid as "woefully inadequate" and said the company was worth double the group's offer.
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" But things took a divisive twist Saturday when President Donald Trump lambasted the mayor of San Juan, Carmen Yulin Cruz, for "poor leadership.
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" Pence, who lambasted Obama nearly a decade ago for his initial response to those protests, said he and Trump support Iran's "peaceful protestors.
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But Democrats have lambasted that idea as executive overreach and warned it would raid military coffers at a time when readiness is shaky.
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Jeff Flake and Bob Corker, two Republicans who -- after announcing they would no longer seek re-election -- have lambasted Trump's leadership and tone.
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The letter was widely lambasted by Democrats, who accused Barr of acting as Trump's personal attorney, rather than the American people's attorney general.
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Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, lambasted the Trump administration, saying that too many people who pose no threat to national security are being deported.
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Ten days after the hurricane made landfall, Trump lambasted news reports about the troubled situation in Puerto Rico in a series of tweets.
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Ted Cruz of Texas also said the call memo "reveals no illegal quid pro quo," and lambasted Democrats for fixating on the issue.
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For their resistance to the New Deal, they were lambasted as philistines resisting progress through a "horse and buggy" interpretation of the Constitution.
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The mayor was also lambasted by prominent clerics and pilloried in social media posts falsely claiming he planned to allow hundreds more churches.
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While officials from Greenland and Denmark have publicly lambasted the idea, the American public doesn't seem to be a fan of it either.
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Trump and the Republican Party lambasted former President Obama for refusing to use the term "radical Islamic terrorism" during his time in office.
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Jonathan Van Ness of Queer Eye fame recently lambasted rapper Nicki Minaj for being featured on the August cover of Harper's Bazaar Russia.
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His opponent, the rising young politician (and future president) James Monroe, lambasted Madison for not including a bill of rights in the Constitution.
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Suu Kyi, the de facto leader of Myanmar, has been lambasted for her perceived lack of action in the crisis involving the Rohingya.
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Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) lambasted Trump for continuing to tweet about his ongoing impeachment trial as social media zeroed in on Bryant's death.
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The President lambasted Mueller as an unelected prosecutor running unchecked and accused the special counsel's team of investigators of being stacked against him.
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Last week, Tusk lambasted Trump's constant criticism of European allies and urged him to remember who his friends are when he meets Putin.
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Metropolitan Hilarion of the Russian Orthodox Church, speaking at the same event, lambasted those who destroyed the czarist state rather than seeking compromise.
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Gillibrand is the first 2020 presidential candidate to disclose her 2018 tax return as Democrats have lambasted President Donald Trump for withholding his.
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Pompeo has lambasted Moscow's aggression toward the West and other countries, and — unlike Trump — he has encouraged an assertive posture toward the Kremlin.
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On Friday night Dan Sobien, president of the National Weather Service Employees Organization, lambasted NOAA's characterization of events and defended the agency's employees.
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Some Russians, including many senior officials, lambasted the conditions imposed by the International Olympic Committee as an indignity and called for a boycott.
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The veteran lawmaker, who was Rousseff's vice president, has also been lambasted for his appointment of an all male and all white cabinet.
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To the Editor: Republican presidential candidates lambasted President Obama for negotiating the pact with Iran that severely restricted its ability to produce nuclear weapons.
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While he officially invited Democrats to the White House to discuss immigration reform, he lambasted "extremist, open border" lawmakers and accused them of obstruction.
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John Lewis, the civil rights leader who Trump lambasted this week, walking down the Alabama bridge where Lewis was beaten by police in 1965.
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In 2012, NBC was lambasted for cutting away from a tape-delayed presentation of the closing ceremony to show an episode of Animal Practice.
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In November, during the election race, Khamenei lambasted both Trump and Hillary Clinton for revealing what he called the moral shortcomings of the US.
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Photo: GettyTesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk was lambasted on Twitter at the end of last week for mocking the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Stephen Colbert delivered a healthy dose of outrage Thursday in a piercing monologue that lambasted the President for his tweets earlier in the day.
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I've lambasted its insistence on forcing users to identify with their "authentic" names, and gone after its executives for promoting a culture of snitching.
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At his first Judiciary hearing in January, Hawley lambasted President Trump's attorney general nominee with questions regarding his stance on regulating Silicon Valley companies.
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Clinton also lambasted gridlock in Washington, saying Americans were frustrated because they see that politics are standing in the way of action in Congress.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top Russian diplomat on Sunday lambasted the United States Congress for voting to sanction Russia, and warned of retaliation by Moscow.
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This makes sense, since the media lambasted Trump's cowardly comments, while people like Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke thanked him for his statements.
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After all, during the presidential campaign Mr Trump had lambasted Japan and South Korea for supposedly free-riding on America's security commitment to them.
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The hawkish Chinese newspaper the Global Times on Friday lambasted foreign leaders for being hypocrites and failing to condemn what it called "violent demonstrators".
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He's insulted war heroes and their parents, lambasted generals as "dopes and babies," and blithely dismissed the symptoms of soldiers with traumatic brain injuries.
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He came on as the company was under pressure from activist firm Third Point, which had lambasted Campbell for a string of quarterly misses.
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The two took part in a big bash in Rhode Island in July where Hiddleston wore a much lambasted "I [heart] T.S." tank top.
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He lambasted Trump for suggesting the United States should refuse to assist NATO allies who haven't contributed enough financially to the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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Trump has lambasted Fed Chair Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates, rather than cutting and aiding the flow of money.
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Mr Posner reserves particular ire for the late Antonin Scalia, a "hyperconservative" justice he lambasted for his originalist jurisprudence and for neglecting his health.
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Trump has lambasted his "beleaguered" attorney general, accusing him of insufficient loyalty and publicly humiliating him in an apparent attempt to force him out.
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Ever since Trump announced his bid for the White House, he has lambasted what he's categorized as "horrible infrastructure problems" throughout the United States.
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Heather McGhee, president of Demos, a liberal policy think tank, lambasted Gorsuch for not distancing himself from the court's decision in Citizens United v.
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Many lambasted the outfits, comparing them to Halloween costumes and cosplay — homemade get-ups made by fans and frequently worn at comic book conventions.
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Discontent is up, particularly among the core broker community, which has bridled at higher trading fees and lambasted the exchange's wooing of financial players.
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The company was lambasted in 2012 when it blocked wireless customer access to Facetime on iPhones simply to drive users to more expensive plans.
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Still, no one likes a cheat, particularly since the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been lambasted for its failure to crack down on dopers.
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" A film that opened between "Beatriz" and "Brad's Status" also has White's name on it as a co-writer: the critically lambasted "Emoji Movie.
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" Bipartisan critics have lambasted Trump's attacks on the media, saying that it is "wrong" for the president to label the media as an "enemy.
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It was reminiscent of the movie when Haller asked Gambini if he was on drugs and lambasted his clothes and "attitude" in the courtroom.
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" Handler, who cried in a November episode of her Netflix show over Trump's win, lambasted the media for treating Trump "as an entertainer first.
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The public lambasted the decision as humiliating and discriminating against women, and Didi responded swiftly to extend the limit to both women and men.
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Republicans are facing backlash from their conservative base over last month's omnibus spending bill, which Trump lambasted and threatened to veto before ultimately signing.
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During an early November markup of the bill, Levin lambasted Ways and Means Committee Republicans for not briefing Democrats on provisions of the legislation.
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Trump lambasted the search as a "real disgrace" as he spoke to reporters Monday night, hours after the news of the FBI raid surfaced.
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In an early morning tweet, Trump lambasted the NFL's new policy allowing protesting players to remain in the locker room for the national anthem.
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After being lambasted for not doing enough to enforce its own rules, the league said in February that it would review its concussion protocol.
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The snapshot was a dig at Trump, who earlier in the day lambasted the retailer for pulling his daughter's clothing line from its stores.
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When the Portal launched, some critics lambasted it as a new and invasive way for Facebook to harvest data about users for ad-targeting.
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The Washington Post on Friday lambasted the Trump administration's "shabby hostility" toward science, calling the president and his Cabinet a "threat" to endangered species.
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" The scientists lambasted President Donald Trump's announcement to pull out of the 2015 Paris Climate Accord, "the main global accord on addressing climate change.
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O Chief Executive John Mackey lambasted as "greedy bastards," stands to make roughly $300 million from the sale of the grocery chain to Amazon.
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In a speech in March, Romney called Trump a "con man" with a history of failed businesses and lambasted his policy proposals as dangerous.
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"Suddenly all of these people who were being lambasted in the media came on my show, and we became legitimate friends," Mr. Rubin said.
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The tweets typically lambasted the secretary of state for dealing with "terrorists", with some suggesting that he should now sit down with ISIS leaders.
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ET. Trump joined the counter attack on Twitter as he lambasted his critics and Democrats who are accusing him of an abuse of power.
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In a recent essay, historian Thomas Haigh lambasted X chief Astro Teller and Silicon Valley as a whole for "stealing" the term moon shot.
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Consumer groups have aggressively lambasted the deal and the growing roster of bipartisan lawmakers who've taken money from big telecom while supporting the merger.
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He gave up this role in 2011 after being lambasted for his friendship with Epstein, who was jailed in 2008 for child sex offences.
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Many have lambasted the rise of stream-based and short-form content for destroying the necessary nuance required for complex policy and political discourse.
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Recently, critics have lambasted President Trump for making decisions to pull out troops from Afghanistan and Syria without properly consulting the national security establishment.
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They again lambasted Kremlin officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin after being denied visas to enter the country ahead of their planned congressional trip.
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In 2007, at the annual Munich Security Conference, Putin lambasted the United States for foisting its values on others, sowing instability and behaving arrogantly.
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Additionally, Trump lambasted China on the campaign trail for unfair trade practices and Beijing's comfort with businesses outsourcing factories and jobs at our expense.
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Sasse, in his remarks at the hearing, lambasted "hysteria" around Supreme Court confirmations and attributed it to an overly partisan understanding of the judiciary.
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Trump has frequently lambasted NATO countries he claims take advantage of the U.S. government and fail to pay their fair share of security costs.
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McConnell did not specifically answer Pelosi's demand, but lambasted her actions as "game-playing" and said she could not dictate the Senate's trial proceedings.
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In her last voicemail message to me, a week before she died, Mom lambasted me, accusing me of leaving her the wrong phone number.
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Bari Weiss got called out for clumsy, appropriative ethnic rhetoric, and the Times was lambasted for having climate change denier Bret Stephens on staff.
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Trump lambasted the so-called omnibus bill -- and pledged to never sign another piece of legislation like the one he was about to sign.
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The President took jabs at another attendee in the audience, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whom he had publicly lambasted on Twitter earlier this week.
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Several commentators lambasted the decision to deny entry to the congresswomen, which the Israeli government attributed to the two freshmen lawmakers' support for BDS.
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McCain, who has been at the forefront of a congressional push for such a policy, lambasted the document for falling short of its objectives.
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Many online news sites, which can easily change their lead stories and feature more of an array of opinion and analysis, also lambasted Trump.
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While on the campaign trail, Trump lambasted his opponents, both Republican and Democrat, as part of the inefficient machine that had long occupied Washington.
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Trump has also lambasted the FBI for its failure to act on a tip it received about the Parkland school shooter before the shooting.
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It was one of Obama's signature foreign policy achievements, heralded by Democrats as a historic diplomatic moment and lambasted by Republicans as naive capitulation.
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He has lambasted courts, judges and the system itself, said William Ross, a professor of law and ethics at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Trump also lambasted Clinton on foreign policy, accusing her of "almost single-handedly destabilizing the entire Middle East" during her time as secretary of state.
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That's correct, this is the same Gopman that was lambasted after he lost it in a long-since deleted Facebook rant on SF's homeless problem.
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She expressed guarded optimism about Trump Thursday, her controlled demeanor barely reflecting an iota of worry about the man who lambasted her as a candidate.
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In his presidential campaign announcement and Tuesday's trip to Iowa, Biden lambasted Trump over his response to the 2017 white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has frequently lambasted policy decisions of Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell, while Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan calls regularly for lower borrowing costs.
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The era of explicit bullying began with Teddy Roosevelt, who lambasted the men behind large corporations as "malefactors of great wealth" and launched antitrust prosecutions.
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Before he was president, Trump tried to develop real estate projects in Mexico, and later lambasted Mexico's justice system for not helping him recoup money.
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As for the South China Sea, China has been strangely quiescent since an international tribunal a year ago lambasted its territorial claims in the sea.
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Ahead of Sweden's election in September the previously liberal-conservative Moderates lambasted multiculturalism and did deals with the hard-right Sweden Democrats in local government.
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The president repeatedly lambasted Mr Flake and praised Kelli Ward, his highest-profile primary challenger, whom Stephen Bannon, Mr Trump's former chief strategist, has endorsed.
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His plan to host the gathering was lambasted by both Democrats and Republicans who said it gave the impression he was profiting from being president.
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On Monday, Trump lambasted the immigration system that he said allowed Ahmad Khan Rahami, the suspect arrested for the bombings, to get into the country.
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Zuckerberg, lambasted over whether "fake news" on social media swayed the election, managed to pen a 6,000-word salvo on society without singling out Trump.
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De Niro, not shy about criticizing the president, lambasted him from the stage and hailed the work of the gathered journalists (despite some teleprompter stumbles).
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The Speaker did not mention Trump by name but, in a clear reproach of the Republican nominee, he lambasted the notion of attacking military families.
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The president lambasted Tester over his handling of workplace misconduct allegations against White House doctor and Trump's one-time Secretary of Veterans' Affairs nominee, Adm.
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"You need ID." The president was quickly lambasted on social media for the claim, with many suggesting that Trump has never purchased his own groceries.
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The tweets come after Trump on Wednesday lambasted the network and veteran journalist Carl Bernstein for a July report about the 2016 Trump Tower meeting.
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At one point, O'Rourke profanely lambasted members of the media for, as he sees it, failing to "connect the dots" between Trump, racism and violence.
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Newt Gingrich lambasted the "lock-'em-up-and-throw-away-the-key crowd" for trying to stop the bill that he portrayed as long overdue.
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The pardon drew fire from a number of journalists and celebrities who lambasted D'Souza for his history of writing racist and other controversial posts online.
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In the end, the state forced the city to pay—while Cuomo and Joe Lhota lambasted the hapless de Blasio for having wasted eight months.
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But a day after The Daily Show aired a segment that lambasted the town for the decision, town officials have announced plans to change it.
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Republicans have taken the attorney general's summary to mean Mueller found no evidence at all of collusion and have lambasted Schiff for his past comments.
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The coal sector, for instance, has lambasted the Clean Power Plan as a regulation designed to damage the industry, which produces a high-polluting fuel.
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Strzok has been lambasted by Republicans — and criticized by some Democrats, too — for his anti-Trump text messages exchanged with former FBI lawyer Lisa Page.
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Rights groups have lambasted countries like Saudi Arabia for "sportswashing," a term for using popular athletes and sporting events to enhance an otherwise questionable reputation.
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In a meeting that April with Zoltan Illes, then the minister for environmental protection, he lambasted nongovernmental groups as foreign-funded enemies of the state.
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" Hillary Clinton was lambasted by conservatives for declaring that "you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for.
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Even in the course of a Tuesday night concession speech in which he implicitly lambasted Trump, Marco Rubio hewed to the line of party loyalty.
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He lambasted Mr. Trump for seeming to suggest in a tweet that he deserved credit for the worldwide lack of commercial jet fatalities last year.
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Campaign aides have lambasted reporters for what they see as selective coverage of polling data and unfair treatment of policy proposals like Medicare for All.
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Trump also publicly lambasted McMaster for saying the evidence that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election was "incontrovertible" — a fact the president repeatedly denies.
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Donald Trump lambasted CNN anchor Don Lemon as the "dumbest man on television" after a Saturday show during which the president&aposs supporters were mocked.
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The decision was lambasted by Trump's critics, who say it opened the door for a Turkish offensive three days later against U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters.
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While Democrats lambasted Trump's original proposal, six months of talks yielded a deal supported by some of the fiercest critics of free trade, including Sen.
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He declined to offer support for Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who he has openly lambasted for his decision to recuse himself on Russia-related matters.
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Scores of reporters and conservatives lambasted Wolf, suggesting she crossed a line with her jokes aimed at Sanders, who was attending in the president's place.
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The tariff move, which Trump surprised White House aides by making Thursday, was otherwise lambasted by usually-supportive Republican senators, even in manufacturing-heavy states.
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Trump also lambasted fellow members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) for paying disproportionately less than the United States to maintain the Western alliance.
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He recently lambasted the Iranian leadership for being repressive, "brutal and corrupt," and supported anti-government protesters challenging the government in six days of rallies.
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The head of the San Francisco police association lambasted his "naïveté" and "total lack of sensitivity," and called on the 49ers to "denounce" the gesture.
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In a speech before the United Nations Climate Action Summit that same month, Thunberg lambasted world leaders for essentially destroying the future for young people.
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O'Rourke lambasted a "school-to-prison pipeline" that he said disproportionately results in black children being more likely to be suspended or expelled from school.
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Trump in particular has needled is own attorney general on Twitter -- and he lambasted Sessions' decision last week to tap the inspector general to investigate.
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The hawkish Chinese newspaper, the Global Times, lambasted foreign leaders for being hypocrites and said their failure to condemn violent demonstrators was "a stark provocation".
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That unit, lambasted after a miserable performance in a season-opening loss to Jacksonville, has improved steadily with dazzling rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson at the controls.
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And so did House Republicans, who lambasted Obama during his presidency for the health care law and voted over 50 times since 2010 to repeal it.
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President-elect Donald Trump lambasted the Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) findings that Russia had supplied WikiLeaks with hacked emails to further boost his campaign as "ridiculous".
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Either way, Apple CEO Tim Cook lambasted the White House for not publicly affirming support for strong encryption at a January summit in San Jose, Calif.
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Writing on Facebook Saturday, the CEO again responded to critics who have lambasted the social network for not doing more to combat the spread of misinformation.
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Some critics lambasted Nancy Reagan as a meddlesome "dragon lady," derided her anti-drug campaign and ridiculed her for consulting an astrologer to schedule presidential events.
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" The post lambasted the Japanese retailer, arguing that it's "not the time to start glamorizing the sack-like oxblood dresses that stalk this drama's totalitarian regime.
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Many conservative Catholics still look up to Benedict as a bulwark against liberals, and have lambasted Francis for being too lenient on divorced Catholics and homosexuals.
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" Last year, the American Public Health Association sent a letter to the FDA in which they lambasted the 12-month exclusion period for MSM as "arbitrary.
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The letter from House Democrats lambasted the Obama administration for taking a heavy-handed approach to the problem, rather than attempting to find a comprehensive solution.
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The move complies with the letter of the law, if not the spirit, as a few particularly strident critics have lambasted Apple as a tax dodger.
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Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon, who is openly gay, lambasted Pence in January over his anti-LGBT positions, specifically his alleged funding of gay conversion therapy.
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Despite some new improvements to user privacy, Google's popular Chrome browser has recently been lambasted in some quarters as problematical when it comes to privacy issues.
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Trump has also lambasted China for what he said were unfair trade practices, threatening to slap heavy tariffs on Beijing and label it a currency manipulator.
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Some 5-Star politicians also denounced the unexpected proposal, while Grillo's opponents lambasted his strategic shift, saying he was looking to join the pro-EU establishment.
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Realize that pizza is political The Daily Show's Jon Stewart lambasted Donald Trump and Sarah Palin in 2011 for eating pizza with a knife and fork.
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Democrats have lambasted Pruitt's nomination, questioning his acceptance of climate science and noting his work suing the EPA during his tenure as Oklahoma's Attorney General. Sen.
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He's been at Lockheed Martin since 2011 and worked on numerous programs, including the F-35 joint strike fighter, which Trump has lambasted as too expensive.
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The president has periodically lambasted OPEC for high oil prices, including in a tweet on Monday that knocked the price of crude down by three percent.
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Over the last several months, Trump hasn't reserved his ire just for Obama; he's lambasted everyone from Hillary Clinton to the NFL to sitting Republican senators.
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" He scapegoated the vulnerable and evinced a particular animosity toward journalists, whom he lambasted for "sowing confusion by means of obviously defamatory distortion of the facts.
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The most tragic recent example came last year, when two good Samaritans died while standing up for two Muslim teens getting lambasted on a Portland train.
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Congressional Republicans have so far lambasted the impeachment inquiry on process grounds, claiming it denies Trump "due process" and is mostly being conducted behind-closed-doors.
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On the recording, Zawahri lambasted a U.N.-backed political process to find a solution in Syria, and praised Nusra Front, which controls most of Idlib province.
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Beijing (CNN)President Donald Trump lavished praise on China for the very trade practices he once lambasted as unfair during a remarkable morning session in Beijing.
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However, President Trump has lambasted the proposal and last week attacked it in an op-ed in USA Today, saying the plan would harm senior citizens.
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During his remarks and the Q&A afterwards, Pompeo lambasted the Iranian government and emphasized U.S. support for Iranian citizens, particularly those opposed to the regime.
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"Rewind 2018" has also been lambasted on Twitter, with users underscoring the gap between its portrayal of the platform and their experience of the community there.
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While the last BHS stores closed in August, Green was lambasted by Britain's tabloid media for cruising around the Mediterranean in a newly delivered super yacht.
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Jeff Flake lambasted him on the Senate floor (while simultaneously retreating from an uphill fight to keep his seat), Trump smacked back at his Republican frenemy.
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The Republican-led inquiry has been lambasted by Democrats as a partisan effort to undermine Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the election.
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Critics have lambasted the United Nations for not opening up its searches to U.S. monitors and have alleged that the White House kept key documents hidden.
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Nicholas Kristof We as a society derided the Roman Catholic Church as an accessory to child sexual abuse, and we lambasted Penn State for similar offenses.
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The former O.J. Simpson prosecutor lambasted the Investigation Discovery series that looks to exonerate the football star of the murder counts of which he was accused.
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And perhaps most telling of all, the media sector - regularly lambasted by Trump for its coverage of him - is up 7 percent since he took office.
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In 221, senators from both parties lambasted the failure of the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice for failing to enforce anti-merger laws.
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In her order, Nathan lambasted ICE, which she said has "not taken any action to address" how the virus will impact high risk immigrants in detention.
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" And Mr. Pence, in a hard-hitting speech in October, lambasted a "new wave of persecution" that is "crashing down on Chinese Christians, Buddhists and Muslims.
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren lambasted him for having made crude jokes about women in years past and Sanders accused him of trying to buy the election.
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" Greenagel, the Rutgers professor, has lambasted Christie's handling of the opioid crisis, describing his approach to funding as "a lot of robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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The protests created deep rifts between pro- and anti-government groups, meaning it's near impossible for Lam to do anything without being lambasted by either side.
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A recent 10-page internal memo (by a male Google engineer) that lambasted the company's diversity efforts also shined a light on workplace culture for some.
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Tom Frieden, the agency's director under President Obama, lambasted the cuts, noting it would bring the funding to its lowest level in more than 20 years.
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Reagan also lambasted the union for rejecting the 11 percent raise his administration was offering, about twice what other federal employees had received at the time.
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Opportunity Zones have been hailed as a boon for the poor, and lambasted as a boondoggle for the rich, but how would anyone know for sure?
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Others recently lambasted the prime minister's recent family vacation to Hawaii, a trip he embarked on and then cut short as fires tore through several states.
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While Trump has spoken favorably of Fox, he has lambasted other news networks, such as CNN, which he has accused of being biased against his administration.
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That hearing, too, broke into partisan bickering as Democrats and Republicans each tried to claim victory and lambasted the witnesses who didn&apost share their views.
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Emanuel lambasted a prosecutor's decision to drop 16 charges, saying if Smollett wasn't an actor with influence, he would have been held to a different standard.
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The investor lambasted what he called an "arbitary" 5003 percent inflation target set by the central bank, a goal he views as both outdated and dangerous.
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The proposal comes a day after Clinton, in Atlantic City, lambasted Trump for what she described as profiting from exploiting workers in the slumping seaside town.
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He's lambasted traditional, long-standing allies from Europe to Asia for not contributing enough to their own defense — losing their trust and respect in the process.
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On the campaign trail, Trump lambasted major aspects of Bush's presidency and fended off a primary challenge from one of Bush's brothers, former Florida GOP Gov.
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As Smollett was being accused of filing a false police report, Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson notoriously lambasted him in a news conference for wasting police resources.
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As of April, about one in four Trump nominees had been subject to this extra procedural step, and Trump had already lambasted these delays as obstructionist.
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Some critics lambasted Nancy Reagan as a meddlesome "dragon lady," derided her anti-drug campaign, and ridiculed her for consulting an astrologer to schedule presidential events.
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Trump has long lambasted the Times for its coverage of him, as he did this morning — resulting in something of a subscription boom following the election.
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In July, the attorney general was lambasted by civil and human rights groups after news broke that he'd made remarks at a closed-door ADF meeting.
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Campaigners lambasted what looked like a U-turn on June 13th, when police announced that they would, after all, mount cases against some of Dong Tam's residents.
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Pyongyang has also lambasted Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono for suggesting Japan could foot part of the bill for inspections to verify the North&aposs denuclearization process.
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Some Republican senators have already threatened to vote it against it, including Rand Paul of Kentucky, who lambasted the bill-writing process as overly secretive last week.
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Kamala Harris of California criticized Trump for meeting with the dictator of a country that the US has repeatedly sanctioned and lambasted for its human rights record.
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China also lambasted Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen for her comments on Liu and her calls for China to embrace democracy, saying her behavior was "very dangerous".
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Trump has lambasted National Football League players who knelt during playing of the national anthem as a form of protest against law enforcement's treatment of racial minorities.
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Trump has lambasted National Football League players who knelt during playing of the national anthem as a form of protest against law enforcement's treatment of racial minorities.
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LONDON — Sniffer dogs at Manchester Airport are being lambasted for finding cheese and sausages brought back by British holidaymakers, but failing to find any Class A drugs.
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Obama did not mention Trump by name, but he lambasted the billionaire's policy proposals, particularly his promise to dismantle most of the U.S. Dodd-Frank financial regulations.
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Lindsey Graham, who delivered a fiery defense of Kavanaugh at Thursday's session and lambasted Democrats for what he said was despicable politics, came back in the room.
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" Odinga lambasted the electoral commission, saying the organization "stonewalled meaningful deliberations on the necessary reforms to ensure that the elections of 26th October are free and fair.
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The group was started by Brian Amerige, a former Facebook employee who lambasted the company's "political monoculture" in a 2018 memo arguing that Facebook employees were intolerant.
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Paul Vallas, the former boss of Chicago Public Schools, lambasted the mayor for failing to keep the police staffed with enough detectives to solve murders and shootings.
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Critics have long lambasted the company's reliance on iPhone sales — and investors have sent Apple stock tumbling when it does, from time to time, miss sales expectations.
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After a whole week of being lambasted by folks like Alyssa Milano following his unfathomably misinformed ABC News interview, the Hollywood star has more to add. More!
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Despite the flimsiness of his anti-impeachment talking points, Trump's Dallas audience ate them up, chanting "drain the swamp!" and booing on cue as Trump lambasted Democrats.
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He lambasted Clinton for her family foundation's acceptance of donations from Saudi Arabia's government again Wednesday in Atlanta, and then Thursday night at a fundraiser in Dallas.
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Washington (CNN)Former Bush administration official Paul Wolfowitz said he is considering voting for Hillary Clinton in an interview in which he lambasted Donald Trump as dangerous.
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Critics lambasted the minister, saying his comments put the onus on women, rather than on a government that ought to do a better job of improving security.
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For a continent continually lambasted for its failure to empower women, this initiative is truly remarkable — women are trained and paid to provide contraception to other women.
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In an op-ed article titled "I Need To Speak Up Now", Mr Sinha lambasted Mr Modi's government for botching the chance offered by low oil prices.
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Jones lambasted the platforms' moves, telling The Washington Post: "You're on the wrong side of history mainstream media," Jones said in a text message to The Post.
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Trump lambasted Clinton for her involvement in NAFTA, which he said had devastated American manufacturing, but US manufacturing output has risen about 50 percent since NAFTA passed.
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As mayor of London, Johnson previously lambasted Obama's Kenyan heritage while attacking his opposition to a British exit from the European Union, a cause Johnson strongly championed.
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Take his 2004 suggestion for a white dating site, which he said was inspired by JDate, a Jewish dating service, but which was lambasted in the press.
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Schettino was lambasted by the Italian media and branded "Captain Coward" for leaving the stricken ship while a chaotic night-time rescue operation was in full flow.
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Across the immensely large Democratic field, the candidates are widely on the same page: They all lambasted the law's constitutionality and promised that it would be overturned.
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In 2014, Oz was lambasted by lawmakers of both parties while testifying on Capitol Hill over his promotion of certain "miracle" weight-loss products on his show.
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He lambasted the conservative legislature's rollback of Governor Brownback's historic tax cuts for the rich, which almost bankrupted the state and depleted its education and transportation coffers.
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He holds a doctorate in economics from Harvard and has lambasted others for their Western backgrounds, and gives frequent media interviews yet voices disdain for the press.
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In the aftermath, Republicans lambasted Saccone as a weak candidate and openly mused about whether Reschenthaler would have fared better if he had won the nomination instead.
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In an opinion piece published by the Washington Examiner last month, Lee lambasted the idea that the agencies would split oversight duties over the big tech companies.
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While Kelly lambasted Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson for politicizing the issue, he conceded that her account of the conversation between Trump and Myeshia Johnson was substantially accurate.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway lambasted a reporter for mentioning her husband, George Conway, in a recent article during a phone call that lasted about seven minutes.
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Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, lambasted Riyadh Friday for interfering in Lebanese politics and repeated accusations that Saudi officials had detained Hariri and put him under house arrest.
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He was poking fun at iTunes bloat, marking the first time Apple has attacked one its own products on stage since Steve Jobs lambasted MobileMe in 2008.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. hedge fund Elliott Advisors has also lambasted the deal, suggesting that Thyssenkrupp should have negotiated a larger slice of equity in the joint venture.
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The president has lambasted the special counsel probe for over a year, deeming it a "witch hunt" and denying allegations of collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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In typical fashion, several Democrats have lambasted the proposed farm bill, calling it "a cynical Trojan Horse" purposefully designed to inflict harm on vulnerable starving families. Wrong.
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What to watch: Khan has lambasted the U.S. in the past, though foreign policy is the military's domain, so his views there may be of limited consequence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Senior politicians have lambasted Britain's financial watchdog for failing to take action against RBS or its former executives for past mistreatment of small business customers.
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Belichick had heard that during the game, which the Patriots won on Malcolm Butler's goal-line interception, Zolak had lambasted the Seattle coaching staff on the air.
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The saga could have ended there, but Mr. Trump instead lambasted the press for correctly reporting that Google initially had no plans for the website he described.
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Democrats have lambasted the White House for preventing members of the administration from testifying for House investigators before the articles of impeachment were sent to the Senate.
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But Sanders sees an opening, too: He's lambasted Biden for voting in 2002 to give then-President George W. Bush authority to use military force in Iraq.
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He lambasted officials looking into what had gone wrong and spread disinformation and conspiracy theories to discredit the inquiry, rather than support its quest for the truth.
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Trump held a rally on Friday in Charleston, South Carolina, for his presidential campaign, where he lambasted Democrats for their criticism regarding his handling of the outbreak.
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Tortorella lambasted the officials after the game, contending an additional 1.1 seconds should have been put back on the clock nearing the end of the overtime period.
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Since taking office this month, Trump has largely ignored the Iranian jet deals in public, even as he lambasted U.S. aerospace firms including Boeing about other projects.
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In the knowledge that she will probably be lambasted by someone whatever she says, why shouldn't she express herself harmlessly in a way she feels comfortable with?
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In early morning or late-night tweets and in speeches, Trump has lambasted automakers, airlines, retailers and health insurers, often knocking down their share prices (tmsnrt.rs/2ibdFSF).
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Tortorella lambasted the officials after the game, contending an additional 103 seconds should have been put back on the clock nearing the end of the overtime period.
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The filmmaker has also been lambasted for allegedly cherry-picking videos of debauchery, drinking and driving, vomiting and explicit sexual content and editing them out of context.
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U.S. President Donald Trump earlier on Wednesday warned Russia of imminent military action in Syria and he lambasted Moscow for standing by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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In a speech at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, last week, Trump lambasted the media over its coverage of his trade policies.
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LHP David Price spoke to the media about Dennis Eckersley for the first time since he lambasted the Hall of Famer and club broadcaster on a team flight.
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"This is what you should be writing and covering," Spicer lambasted the assembled reporters, referring to the delay in Senate confirmation for Trump's pick to lead the CIA.
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Australia's relationship with the new administration in Washington got off to a rocky start when Trump lambasted Turnbull over the resettlement arrangement, which Trump labeled a "dumb" deal.
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Redditors lambasted the practice, pointing out that this would only encourage more people to opt for a night-in streaming rather than a visit to a Village theater.
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RELATED: Congress deluged with phone calls Democrats, backed by public school groups and teachers' unions, have lambasted her background bankrolling efforts to support opposing ideas like school vouchers.
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The university has been lambasted for its recent handling of high-profile misconduct cases, and has been repeatedly accused of protecting its reputation over the welfare of students.
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Adam Schiff and 'treason' Trump again lambasted the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee for his rendition of Trump's July phone call with the President of Ukraine.
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The New Jersey governor lambasted Trump as an "entertainer-in-chief," criticized his Muslim ban policy proposal as "ridiculous," and said Trump "has no business" running for president.
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The Kremlin has lambasted NATO's eastern activity and has announced plans to deploy advanced nuclear-capable missiles in its European enclave of Kaliningrad by 2019, according to Reuters.
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The magazine was lambasted for not following basic journalistic principals of fact-checking and reaching out to key figures in the piece, including those accused of the rape.
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Trump — who lambasted China throughout the election campaign and promised to slap 45 percent tariffs on Chinese goods — tweeted that Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen had called him.
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The president lambasted Mr Flake, up for re-election next year, as "weak on crime & border" [sic], and praised his highest-profile (so far) primary challenger, Kelli Ward.
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Trump, for his part, hasn't done much to quell tensions — he's sanctioned Turkey and placed tariffs on products, as well as openly lambasted Ankara for detaining US hostages.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lambasted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell after a group of teens wearing his campaign shirts were photographed "groping and choking" a cardboard cutout depicting her.
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Cazes had his website lambasted by officials for providing the means for teenagers to overdose on drugs, but his site might have actually offered a safer buying option.
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During Tuesday's fiery floor debate, Republicans lambasted the CFPB for having a single director who both writes and enforces rules and for dictating how businesses and customers interact.
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The incident on Monday came as Trump lambasted Hillary Clinton for calling half of his supporters a "basket of deplorables," accusing her of running a "hate-filled" campaign.
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Mr Hannity had lambasted the raids on Mr Cohen as a "witch-hunt", without mentioning to Fox, let alone his 3m viewers, that Mr Cohen was his attorney.
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During the government meeting, the Ministry of Transportation also lambasted smaller players, including state-owned Shouyue, Meituan Dianping's ride-hailing app and Alibaba's AutoNavi, for lax safety practices.
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Washington (CNN)Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Wednesday lambasted Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump for revealing what he called the moral shortcoming of the United States.
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But across the Atlantic, President Donald Trump used Twitter to stoke fear for political gain, lambasted London's Muslim mayor, then motorcaded to his nearby namesake luxury golf links.
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The latest example: a visit to Detroit, where he touted the American auto industry's comeback and lambasted his political rivals, who urged against bailing out the car manufacturers.
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The Republican-led inquiry has been lambasted by Democrats as a partisan effort to undermine Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The meeting between the two leaders also came after Trump attended a NATO summit in Brussels, where the president lambasted NATO allies for insufficient contributions to the alliance.
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Manchin ascended to the ranking member's spot in December, a move environmental activists lambasted at the time due to the West Virginia senator's historic support for coal companies.
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At a press conference announcing their new venture, the two allies lambasted Netanyahu and the Likud, while lamenting the Jewish Home Party's waning influence on the outgoing coalition.
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Read more: Amazon fires created a smoke eclipse in the skies above Brazil's largest city, 2,000 miles awayMacron has lambasted Bolsonaro for his apparent indifference over the fires.
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On Thursday, its ranking Democrat Elijah Cummings lambasted Long for his "apparent violations of federal law" and demanded a briefing on how FEMA will "claw back" the $151,000.
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Sessions has been credited in conservative quarters for his handling of policy issues even as he has been lambasted by some on the right over the Russian probe.
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In his remarks, Trump made no mention of climate change, an issue the United Nations has worked to combat through the Paris accord, an agreement Trump has lambasted.
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Democrats on the committee have lambasted the CIA — and Haspel as its current acting director — for declining to declassify more information about her participation in the interrogation program.
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In Indiana and Illinois, Obama lambasted Republicans for "blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lying" about their efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act's protections for those with preexisting conditions.
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The genre has been lambasted for how some of its artists articulate their views on homosexuality, its promotion of hypermasculinity, and lyrics that are often steeped in violence.
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She lambasted him for participating in a lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act and would end its protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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The Trump administration has been lambasted by state officials for not using the Defense Production Act to order private companies to produce equipment such as masks and ventilators.
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Some of that criticism came from black celebrities, who lambasted her for betraying the access and trust Jackson had given her in 1993, by featuring his alleged victims.
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Yovanovitch testified before Congress last November that Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani conducted a "smear campaign" against her, and she lambasted the State Department for not protecting her.
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He lambasted the 2015 Iran nuclear deal brokered by the Obama administration, which has seen the country restrict its nuclear program in exchange for the easing of sanctions.
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Trump and other critics of the administration have lambasted the Justice Department for its decision not to press charges against Clinton or her allies for mishandling classified information.
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Making vague references to "progress," Zuckerberg argued that more speech is an inherent good for society and assailed critics that have lambasted the company's approach to content moderation.
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Project Dragonfly, the company&aposs latest attempt, was lambasted by Google employees who joined with Amnesty International to protest the censored version of Google Search launching in China.
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In one of the most memorable incidents, just a day after the inauguration, then-press secretary Sean Spicer lambasted the media for accurately reporting the event's crowd size.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the election, drumming up headlines with pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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The year before, the SEC was lambasted in a House report for its siloed divisional structures that undermine communication, operational effectiveness, and information technology management within the agency.
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Tom Cotton, from Arkansas, and Mike Lee, from Utah, who heads the Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel and has lambasted the company over its alleged bias against conservatives.
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Chief State Prosecutor Luisa Ortega stunned the crisis-hit country in March when she lambasted the Supreme Court for annulling the powers of the opposition-led National Assembly.
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Schultz lambasted the universal health care plan as too expensive and a "far left" proposal but declined to get into what his own health care plan would include.
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Trump and House GOP leaders have lambasted Schiff's "Soviet style" witness depositions in the Capitol basement, as well as the tight control he asserted throughout the public hearings.
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White House senior adviser Stephen Miller considers the regulation a top priority and lambasted Trump officials last year for not moving fast enough to put it into effect.
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The problem here is that the Biden contracts do appear to involve corruption, precisely the type that Biden lambasted when he bragged about getting the Ukrainian prosecutor fired.
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Australia's relationship with the new administration in Washington got off to a rocky start when Trump lambasted Turnbull over a refugee resettlement arrangement that Trump labelled a "dumb" deal.
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He was ill-suited and unqualified for the role and often lambasted by his own allies, but he also abetted the largest assault on the free press in decades.
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But they lambasted Trump over his approach to Russia -- which Graham called a "blind spot" -- and his calls for cuts to the nation's budget for foreign aid and diplomacy.
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Australia's relationship with the new administration in Washington got off to a rocky start when Trump lambasted Turnbull over a refugee resettlement arrangement that Trump labeled a "dumb" deal.
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Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham, Ben Sasse, Susan Collins, and Mitt Romney lambasted Trump's decision, arguing that the move would leave Kurdish allies exposed to an imminent attack from Turkey.
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The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee has lambasted chairman Devin Nunes for revealing confidential information to the media and the president before presenting it to the committee.
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Dan Scavino, the White House social media director, broke the law when he lambasted a Congressman on social media, the Office of Special Counsel said in a letter today.
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The administration lambasted China last month when El Salvador became the latest Central American country to fall for blandishments and threats and switch diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China.
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That's made the merger the subject of necessary scrutiny, including from President Trump, who lambasted the deal on the campaign trail over his tangential and ongoing feud with CNN.
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Mr Sadr was lambasted at home for meeting Prince Muhammad, just when Saudi forces were levelling Awamiya, a Shia town in eastern Saudi Arabia outraged by Mr Nimr's execution.
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Stannard, who co-wrote "Wannabe," lambasted its weirdness and agreed that it was too risky to use as a first single: "It's quite anarchic," Stannard said at the time.
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After the video's release, Schumer was accused of cultural appropriation on social media and was lambasted for appearing to make light of the racial politics addressed in Beyonce's video.
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He lambasted U.S. trade policy, particularly the North American Free Trade Agreement that promoted Michigan exports to Canada but also contributed to manufacturing jobs drying up in the state.
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" Fellow lawmaker Chris Leslie lambasted the Labour party for forgetting its earlier Brexit commitments and said the party had been hijacked by the "machine politics of the hard left.
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Trump has long insisted the US carries too much of the burden within the defense collective, and had angrily lambasted other nations for not spending sufficient amounts on defense.
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Several outlets wrote about his quote without context, and soon enough, the 42-year-old actor-producer was lambasted; two YouTubers even made an entire video directed at him.
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From the left, Obama has been criticized for accepting too few refugees; from the right, he's been lambasted for expanding the program this year amid heightened concerns about terrorism.
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Western governments have lambasted the foreign NGO law passed in April, saying it treats the groups as a criminal threat and would effectively force many out of the country.
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Washington Post reporter Dave Weigel has apologized to President Trump on Twitter after Trump lambasted him for posting a photo from before his rally in Pensacola, Florida, Friday night.
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Venezuela fast facts Maduro last week also clashed with his attorney general, Luisa Ortega, who broke government ranks this spring and has lambasted Maduro for alleged human rights abuses.
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But Duterte has openly scorned the alliance, seeing it as an obstacle to a rapprochement with China, and has repeatedly lambasted Washington for treating his country as a lackey.
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The stunt was rightfully lambasted by the MMA Universe and with Sonnen's pro-wrestling rhetoric, the promotion could take a meeting between Sonnen and Ortiz in a similar direction.
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" President Trump brought the controversy surrounding the national anthem protest to the forefront last year when he lambasted NFL players who took a knee during the "Star-Spangled Banner.
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The White House on Thursday lambasted Congress for having "buyer's remorse" over controversial legislation that would allow families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia in U.S. courts.
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He lambasted the United Nations after it criticized the surge in killings and he turned down a meeting with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at the Laos summit.
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Lambasted as "socialized medicine" as it struggled through Congress, this single-payer scheme for the elderly wouldn't have won passage without a virtuoso performance by master manipulator Lyndon Johnson.
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Amash expressed some reluctance to CNN about the extent to which his fellow Freedom Caucus members have backed Trump, even on areas where they previously lambasted former President Obama.
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China And while he's developed friendly ties with Chinese President Xi Jinping, their talks are fraught after Trump lambasted China ceaselessly on the campaign trail for its trade practices.
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Critics have lambasted Google, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter for exacerbating filter bubbles, serving consumers fake news or conspiracy theories, and failing to adequately support the creators they rely on.
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In an interview with CNN, Durbin lambasted the president for labeling Democrats an angry "mob" in recent campaign rallies and statements, suggesting the president's praise of Gianforte promoted violence.
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Trump last Saturday lambasted Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull over a refugee settlement deal and boasted about the size of his Electoral College victory, according to The Washington Post.
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HP, for example, was widely lambasted back in 2016 when it deployed a "security update" that did little more than block the use of cheaper third-party ink cartridges.
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Though angered over the tests, China - North Korea's closest ally - has lambasted the West and its allies over recent weeks for promoting the "China responsibility theory" for North Korea.
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Trump is sensitive to stories about him being on vacation; he wants people to think he's busy, especially since he constantly lambasted Obama for playing golf during his presidency.
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" She lambasted her GOP colleagues for spending that time "dreaming up even meaner ways to kick dirt in the face of American people and take away their health insurance.
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Critics lambasted Fallon for what they dubbed a softball interview with Trump, at the end of which Fallon playfully tousled the then-GOP presidential nominee's oft-talked-about hair.
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The Pediatrics research pulls from the "gateway" theory, a once-popular and now oft-lambasted idea that smoking cannabis could lead to more serious and potentially addictive substance use.
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When he was a presidential candidate in 193073, Senator Mitt Romney famously lambasted the 193063 percent of "takers" who, according to him, do not contribute to the public coffers.
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Biden denied wanting to cut Social Security when asked at an Iowa campaign event on Saturday about rumors he wants to change the program, and he lambasted Sanders' campaign.
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The Fox host lambasted Mueller's "pitbull" team for the tactic of demanding that witnesses turn over phones and all encrypted apps, along with the messages and emails within them.
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Trump said last week his administration will impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, a move that was immediately and repeatedly lambasted by congressional leaders in his own party.
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Trump's decision to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate deal was lambasted by global and domestic leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
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Shortly afterward, Stewart lambasted the lawmakers in a fiery and tearful speech for the delay in approving the funding so badly needed by the sick and dying first responders.
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One outlet, Uriminzokkiri, lambasted the sanctions and pressure campaign as "anachronistic" and a hurdle for better relations, calling for efforts to officially declare an end to the Korea War.
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But Trump has also lambasted his European peers for not spending enough on defense, raising doubts among many in Europe about his commitment to NATO and Europe's broader security.
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Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), usually reliable allies of Trump, both lambasted the president after Turkey moved into northeastern Syria, which is occupied by Kurdish allies of the United States.
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So cavalier was Trump about the deficit that Mitt Romney, the party's 2012 presidential nominee, lambasted him for it in a speech aimed at convincing Republicans to drop Trump.
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And Institutional Shareholder Services, which filed suit against the SEC last week over guidance related to proxy rules issued in August, lambasted the agency's Tuesday move in a statement.
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Hotels, villas, cathedrals, racecourses, and theatres quickly sprang up, and the city was alternately hailed as the Paris of the East and lambasted as the Whore of the Orient.
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Mueller's team lambasted Manafort as man who used lies like rubber checks to build a fortune, and took out millions in loans from American banks while misrepresenting his creditworthiness.
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While Le Pen has over the past months softened her anti-EU, anti-euro comments, Marechal-Le Pen lambasted the bloc, which she said was "slowly killing" ancient nations.
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One of them, Uriminzokkiri, lambasted the sanctions and pressure campaign as "anachronistic" and a hurdle to better relations, urging efforts to officially declare an end to the Korean War.
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McConnell praised the American intelligence community, saying he has "the highest confidence in the intelligence community, and especially the Central Intelligence Agency" -- which Trump had recently lambasted over its findings.
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In November, during the election race, Khamenei lambasted both Trump and Hillary Clinton for revealing what he called the moral shortcomings of the US. Elizabeth Roberts contributed to this report.
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Surrounded by Washington's power-brokers, Mr Trump's inauguration speech was a remarkable populist attack on political elites, whom he lambasted for neglecting "struggling families"; he vowed to end "American carnage".
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The action, filed after British politicians have lambasted lenders for predatory practices against small businesses, relates to around 8,300 Tailored Business Loans (TBLs) that Clydesdale issued between 2001 and 2012.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Author Dogan Akhanli flew back to Germany on Thursday after he was briefly detained in Spain at Turkey's request, and lambasted Ankara for launching a "failed manhunt".
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But even as Facebook users lambasted the video as the final Jenga piece in the wobbly tower of true culinary innovation, it seemed like they couldn't look away from it.
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Between the lines: Rouhani began his speech, just hours after Trump lambasted multinational organizations in his address, by bemoaning the "recklessness" of countries that don't respect international agreements and organizations.
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In 2016, the Environmental Protection Agency lambasted the territory's waste management agency for not prioritizing making necessary changes to remedy environmental and public health hazards associated with the aging dumps.
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Long before the company acquired Instagram or WhatsApp, before there was a Like button, Thomson lambasted Facebook and Google for their stronghold on online advertising, and resulting damage to journalism.
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" The president revoked Brennan's security clearance after the ex-CIA chief, a veteran intelligence official in Democratic and Republican administrations, lambasted Trump's Russia summit performance as "nothing short of treasonous.
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In an age when sports stars are instantly lambasted for their unpalatable opinions, Djokovic has transcended the traditional mea culpa with the deftest "sorry-not-sorry" we have ever seen.
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In Europe last month, he lambasted Germany for supporting NS2, then acknowledged the commercial reality that America wants to sell more LNG to Europe and will compete with Russian gas.
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The presumptive GOP nominee was responding to attacks launched by Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, who lambasted Trump's business record and economic ideas in a cutting speech earlier the same day.
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They were widely lambasted after the release of Stranger Things' most recent season for joking about pushing one of their young actresses into doing a kissing scene against her will.
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The goal is to reshape national perceptions of a candidate with negative approval ratings and who was lambasted last week at the Republican National Convention as a criminal and liar.
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President Donald Trump lambasted the Federal Reserve yet again on Friday, saying he thinks the economy will "be breaking records" even though the central bank has rates set too high.
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Duterte has resolutely defended the campaign and lambasted anyone who speaks against it, including world leaders like then U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and former U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Republicans had lambasted President Barack Obama in late 2013 after insurers started canceling millions of individual insurance plans in anticipation of new Affordable Care Act regulations taking effect in 2014.
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Former House of Representatives speaker Newt Gingrich, a Trump ally rumored for a senior post, lambasted in 2014 what he called Obama's weak response to Russia's land-grab in Ukraine.
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World leaders braced for contentious talks Friday with President Donald Trump at the G-7 summit in Sicily after he earlier lambasted NATO allies for not spending more on defense.
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Campbell in November reached a truce with the fund that included board turnover, after Third Point ran a campaign that lambasted the soup company for a string of quarterly misses.
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At his first solo press conference as president on Thursday, he lambasted the national media and a day later, on Twitter, proclaimed the Fourth Estate an enemy of the people.
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State media has as usual called for dialogue to end the crisis, but has also lambasted the United States and its allies for doing little to damp down the flames.
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Earlier this month, at a speech in Utah, Romney lambasted frontrunner Donald Trump as a "fraud" and warned of the dangers to the Republican Party if Trump were the nominee.
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Miller, a Democrat, has lambasted the FBI director in a series of interviews and tweets for violating the Justice Department's longstanding practice of avoiding actions that could influence an election.
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Then, he lambasted the "weak, weak people" allowing Confederate statues to be removed around the country accusing them of trying to take away "our culture" and "our history," Trump said.
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King's criticism of Trump's handling of the immigration issue echoed that of Schumer, who lambasted the president over the weekend as an unreliable negotiating partner who keeps changing his position.
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Scarlett Johansson recently said that she's entitled to play any role onscreen, one year after she was lambasted for a "tone-deaf" reaction to her casting as a transgender man.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has lambasted President Donald Trump for saying a group of Democratic lawmakers, most of whom were born in the US, should "go back" to their countries.
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Trump's contentious relationship with the NFL reached a peak last year when he lambasted players who took a knee during the National Anthem to protest institutionalized racism and police brutality.
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During a Senate hearing last month, Warren lambasted then-Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf over charges that the bank bilked customers out of millions of dollars by opening unauthorized accounts.
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Similarly, Senator Bernie Sanders lambasted the outsized influence of moneyed interests and used his closing statement to explain how no change is possible until Americans take on the major corporations.
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Fresh off a cross-country flight to Arizona, Kraft broke the clubby protocol of the league and lambasted it and his good pal Goodell at the team's welcome news conference.
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The Tennessee senator spoke critically of Trump after the president lambasted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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A hot topic for the panelists was the U.S. election campaign, in which Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has lambasted the central bank for helping to stoke asset bubbles.
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Last night, I half-watched The Bachelor finale in real time and half-watched on Twitter — which almost immediately and unanimously lambasted the final couple, Nick Viall and Vanessa Grimaldi.
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While Trump has lambasted the deal repeatedly—including in a fiery speech at the United Nations—and insisted that the deal was badly negotiated, there is no realistic better deal.
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Trump also has tense personal relationships with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and new French President Emmanuel Macron, both of whom have publicly lambasted him for his leadership style and policies.
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RELATED: Trump election commission head lambasted for voter fraud claims The panel requested wide-reaching information about voters in every state, including dates of birth and partial Social Security numbers.
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"The Morning Show" — Apple's flagship launch series for its new streaming platform, Apple TV Plus — has been lambasted by TV critics and has a 59% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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She lambasted the rest of the presidential field for blessing outside super PACs for months, only to flip in the final weeks of the campaign and support the outside group.
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Calling it the "Democrat Politician Protection Act," McConnell has lambasted the legislation, arguing it would give Washington too much control over elections while unnecessarily using tax dollars for political campaigns.
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The failed gathering was the culmination of a hostile visit during which the leader of France's extreme right-wing Front National party was shunned by politicians and lambasted by protesters.
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"There are a few other people being honest in this country, and they're all being lambasted for telling the truth," Mr. Fitzgerald said, referring to Mr. Jones and Mr. Nehlen.
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Instead, Trump has praised Xi even as reports emerged that Beijing had mishandled the crisis from the start and as Chinese officials lambasted the US for tightening restrictions on travel.
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The press conference was executed so poorly, it was even lambasted by individuals on the far-right who believe or at least give credence to the Seth Rich conspiracy theory.
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Biden denied wanting to cut Social Security when asked at an Iowa campaign event on Saturday about rumors he wants to change the program, and he lambasted Sanders&apos campaign.
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The conservative Pennsylvanian lambasted the deal on Tuesday as a potential drag on the economy and a capitulation to Democratic labor demands, becoming by far its most outspoken GOP opponent.
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His previous musical adaptation, 2012's Les Misérables, was Oscar-nominated but also critically lambasted thanks to Hooper's frequent misuse of fundamental filmmaking techniques, like close-ups and camera angles.
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But in 2016, she slammed then-candidate Trump for an "isolationist foreign policy approach" and lambasted his mockery of the physically and mentally disabled as "disgusting," a CNN review found.
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Republicans have lambasted Feinstein for declining to share the letter before a media leak forced her hand, though the Democrat has pushed back by noting that Ford's letter requested confidentiality.
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But Galloway lambasted the existing board members for not reining in Musk's social media activity before he tweeted that he had "secured" the funding to take Tesla private (he hadn't).
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has lambasted Trump's move, and hosted a summit of Muslim leaders last week which called for East Jerusalem to be recognized as the capital of Palestine.
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While Carter was lambasted for bringing in the "Georgia Mafia" of personal associates with little Washington experience, Trump is facing some pretty significant challenges assembling a Cabinet with conventional experience.
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The author, seemingly a fervently pro-Erdogan Ankara insider, lambasted Davutoglu for acting against the president's wishes and portrayed him as a dangerously pro-Western traitor who had betrayed Erdogan.
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Tepco has long been criticized for ignoring the threat posed by natural disasters to the Fukushima plant, and the company and government were lambasted for their handling of the crisis.
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Since Messi made his comments over the weekend, more than one member of the Egyptian parliament, as well as Egypt's own soccer stars, have lambasted the star for his insensitivity.
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The president has lambasted Sessions on Twitter for adopting a "VERY weak position" on alleged wrongdoing by Clinton, and reports have emerged that he has discussed firing the attorney general.
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At the SPD's pre-election conference in Dortmund on June 25th, a frustrated Martin Schulz, her rival for the chancellorship, lambasted this technique of "asymmetric demobilisation" as an attack on democracy.
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In the adversarial press conference where he frequently lambasted the media and claimed his administration was being run like a "fine-tuned machine," Trump was asked about a replacement for Flynn.
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It's reflective of a generation who is already lambasted for spending too much time on our phones, and who is sometimes said to have difficulty with interpersonal interactions because of this.
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On Sunday, after Trump lambasted the judge that blocked his immigration ban by labeling him a "so-called" judge, Pence tried to spin the President's commentary as "refreshing," not presidential overreach.
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Jason Forge of Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd lambasted Trump in opposition to a motion filed by the candidate last week arguing against release of video excerpts of Trump testifying under oath.
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Attorney General Jeremy Wright QC and James Eadie QC, whose performances in the High Court case were reportedly lambasted by government ministers behind closed doors, had a chance to redeem themselves.
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The piece was lambasted by social media users, who believe the youngest Trump has a right to dress like the pre-teen he is, and that the article was mean-spirited.
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North Korea lambasted the decision, calling it an "open declaration of war against DPRK" and "the worst crime that can never be pardoned," according to the country's state news agency KCNA.
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In a blog post, Candace Clement, internet campaign director at DC-based public interest group Free Press, lambasted House Republicans for using the appropriations process to advance their anti-consumer agenda.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump lambasted Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts Thursday over two rulings in which the high court refused to strike down President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
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They felt the poll, which critics lambasted as opaque and open to abuse, undermined the credibility he had built up over the years he spent campaigning against corruption and vote-rigging.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the U.S. election campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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Speaking moments after Clinton wrapped up a speech in which she lambasted Trump's positions on women's issues, Trump reamed Clinton on her policy positions and raised controversies swirling around the Democrat.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Environmentalists on Thursday lambasted ambitious plans to bring much needed water to remote central India by linking two rivers, in the latest clash over dwindling water resources.
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Markle lambasted the Duchess of Sussex for ignoring him, claimed he made Meghan the woman she is today and said he fears he won't be able to meet his future grandchildren.
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The overriding message of the four-day affair was unmistakable: Speaker after speaker, including Trump, lambasted black activists, immigrants, and Muslims as criminals who were the cause of America's deep decline.
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Trump had lambasted the cost of projects those firms are completing for the US government, later claiming credit during a rally for negotiating down the costs of a new presidential aircraft.
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Mark Sanford, a frequent Trump critic who the president lambasted earlier in the day as "nothing but trouble" and "very unhelpful," was ousted in Tuesday night&aposs primary by state Rep.
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DeVos' appointment as commencement speaker sparked controversy last week, as Bethune-Cookman students and alumni lambasted her and the Trump Administration's rhetoric on historically black colleges and universities since taking office.
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He is lambasted by commentators, booed by supporters and roundly slated by all and sundry, but it only ever seems to make him meaner, more motivated and generally harder to beat.
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Not only is its lead-in the final season of "Game of Thrones," but as that show gets lambasted by critics and fans, Bill Hader's dark comedy has been universally praised.
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The publication comes days after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis traveled to the region and lambasted China for its actions in the South China Sea.
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But Trump has lambasted special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe as a "witch hunt," and in recent days has appeared to criticize investigations in New York related to his business empire.
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Tepco has long been criticized for ignoring the threat posed by natural disasters to the Fukushima plant and both the company and government were lambasted for their handling of the crisis.
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In a late February floor speech about health care challenges facing Native Americans, Warren lambasted Trump for waiting until mid-February to nominate a commissioner of the Administration for Native Americans.
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Trump lambasted Democrats on Twitter earlier Tuesday, criticizing their proposal to reopen the government and lamenting that the party's funding bill lacked money for his desired wall along the southern border.
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In a tweet, Trump echoed recent comments from conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, who lambasted the FBI and claimed that the bureau never raised the issue with Trump or his campaign.
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They have also lambasted The New York Times for printing an op-ed written by someone purportedly working as a senior administration official describing the actions of an internal resistance group.
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But Hong Kong's security minister John Lee Ka-chiu lambasted Taiwan's authorities for being obstructive, repeatedly changing their position and making up accusations, which he said was "no good for justice".
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After his tweet Thursday casting doubt on Russian election meddling, Trump lambasted the FBI special counsel Robert Mueller, who is leading the agency's probe into whether Trump's campaign colluded with Moscow.
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Smith, who has long lambasted the price tag for nuclear modernization, pledged to make the issue a priority when he took control of the gavel after Democrats won back the House.
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Given how Samsung lambasted Apple for killing the most popular port for wired audio, it's reasonable to think that many looked to Samsung's devices as a bastion for the headphone jack.
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The world number 22 was lambasted last week for holding his racket by the strings and not offering a shot when facing match point against Fabio Fognini at the Madrid Open.
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Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, lambasted Saudi Arabia last week, accusing it of interfering in Lebanese politics and repeating accusations that Saudi officials had detained Hariri and put him under house arrest.
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Tepco has long been criticized for ignoring the threat posed by natural disasters to the Fukushima plant and the company and the government were lambasted for their handling of the crisis.
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Even though many critics lambasted the 2019 re-telling, audiences widely enjoyed the film ... but not as much as the original 1994 animated flick, which scored a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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" The pile-on continued into the weekend, as other union leaders lambasted the WFP, which was founded in New York in 1998, for straying from the charter of its founders. "Mr.
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Its plans for a cap on price hikes were lambasted at the time by the Conservatives who accused the then leader Ed Miliband of wanting to live in a "Marxist universe".
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He conjured the Clinton boogeyman and he, as a nominee to be an impartial Supreme Court justice, lambasted Democratic senators for allegedly engineering a political witch hunt to block his nomination.
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He made a last minute decision to protest the march, managed to con a parade organizer into giving him a megaphone, and promptly lambasted the crowd for holding such a parade.
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But it quickly drew rebukes from tech experts who followed McNealy's career and who lambasted what one of them called a "ridiculous statement" about what many view as a disastrous presidency.
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President Donald Trump, whose golf courses and other businesses had fought with regulators over Clean Water Act permits, has lambasted that rule as "disastrous" and his administration repealed it last year.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) — both of whom lambasted Soleimani in their statements — to attack Sanders for his stated anti-war stance and accuse him of being too weak on national security.
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Qassem Soleimani that flared geopolitical tensions, lambasted Democrats and falsely claimed they&aposd spent "the last 3 days defending" the Iranian general, who has masterminded attacks that have killed American troops.
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One wonders when the Republican senators and congressman who lambasted President Obama for not seeking Congressional approval for US action in Syria and Libya will be joining on to Kaine's resolution?
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L.S.U.'s reveal of the locker rooms was lambasted from other parts of the campus, with professors and others on social media saying the university's money should have been spent elsewhere.
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Mr. Trump now surrounds himself with the bankers he once lambasted; he's lagged behind on promises of infrastructure jobs, manufacturing revival and health care, while opening up bidding on the wall.
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At a dinner for militia groups on Sunday evening, speakers lambasted the governor but ultimately stressed that keeping cool heads and holding a peaceful event would work in their best interest.
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Comedian John Oliver on his HBO show "Last Week Tonight" lambasted Equifax and its response to a massive cybersecurity breach in which the personal data of 145.5 million Americans was compromised.
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GOP lawmakers lambasted Trump for his attack, which came days after the White House suffered a political setback with the postponement of a Senate vote on the GOP's healthcare plan. Sen.
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Trump now has the opportunity to shift the balance of power with a new Republican majority on the board that could overturn some of the most controversial rulings lambasted by businesses.
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TRUMP PICK ON HOT SEAT: Senate Democrats repeatedly lambasted Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) nominee Michael Dourson Wednesday, framing him as a "lackey" for the chemical industry he's been tapped to regulate.
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Notably, Democrats and the media lambasted Trump for saying the Justice Department had been "spying" on his campaign, and many said it was just an investigation into figures like Carter Page.
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But his response has been lambasted by politicians on both sides of the aisle and put him at odds with Congress, which is pursuing harsher measures against the young Saudi Prince.
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The move has drawn praise from within her own caucus but has been lambasted by Republicans who question why she is delaying the process after rushing to vote on the articles.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday lambasted Democrats' "sit-in" over gun control, calling it a political stunt aimed at fundraising and suggesting it sets a dangerous precedent for House decorum.
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The move has drawn praise from within her own caucus but has been lambasted by Republicans who question why she is delaying the process after rushing to vote on the articles.
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Some in the tech industry lambasted Trump as a candidate, others withdrew from the GOP convention supporting him, and still more held fundraisers for his ill-fated Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Trump rocked a NATO summit last week when he lambasted members for failing to meet defense spending pledges and questioned the value of the alliance before doing a 180 and embracing it.
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But digital privacy and rights groups roundly criticized the TPP for restricting the freedom of information and lambasted what they say was the lack of transparency in the drafting of the deal.
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He lambasted the United Nations after it criticised the surge in killings and he turned down a meeting with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at a summit in Laos this week.
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