TPUSA has long faced accusations of racism within its ranks.
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The project has long faced opposition from Nevada leaders. Reps.
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WeWork has long faced questions about whether it's been overvalued.
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Despite the evidence, needle exchanges have long faced public resistance.
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All the long-faced stoicism suggests that this is miserable work.
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Whaling has long faced intense criticism, but Mr. Loftsson seems unshakable.
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North Korea has long faced international condemnation for its nuclear ambitions.
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Riyadh has long faced international criticism over the status of Saudi women.
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Najib has long faced criticism from Malaysians for his family's lavish spending.
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The financier had long faced accusations that he had molested underage girls.
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The startup has long faced nagging questions about whether it's been overvalued.
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Even though microcredit isn't new, it has long faced some core difficulties.
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Long-faced Jonah inside a yawning blue whale felt warm and right.
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While China's Uighurs have long faced persecution, Beijing's recent escalation has been dramatic.
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It's the exact problem that U.S. startups have long faced from Chinese startups.
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It's no secret that women have long faced barriers in the business world.
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The Interior Department has long faced criticism for lacking diversity in its ranks.
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They have always maintained their innocence, though they long faced suspicion, including from police.
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The Maduro government has long faced protests against political repression and human-rights abuses.
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Yet Huawei has long faced scrutiny as a security threat in the United States.
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The Trump administration has long faced criticism for its soft-handed approach to Russia.
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Twitter has long faced accusations that it does not take abuse or harassment seriously.
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Galleries have long faced the somewhat ironic decision of whether to exhibit at art fairs.
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The company has also long faced questions about whether its business model is even viable.
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The force has long faced accusations of failing to do enough to protect Darfur's civilians.
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The name he wouldn't say The Rohingya have long faced persecution in Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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Square has long faced questions about Caviar, which it bought for a reported $90 million.
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Mr. Trump has long faced questions about his mental stability and his fitness for office.
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Musk has long faced detractors who have berated him for failing to meet his deadlines.
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Journalists, human rights defenders and anti-corruption campaigners have long faced enormous risks in Mexico.
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Facebook has long faced criticism about its advertising platform and whether its systems enable discrimination.
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Its government has long faced criticism by human rights advocates over its harsh military conscription laws.
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Fifteen-year-old Logan Blythe has long "faced exclusion and isolation" due to his Down syndrome.
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Online polling, however, has long faced skepticism because most rely on self-selecting groups of respondents.
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Pua's DAP party, for example, has long faced accusations of being pro-Chinese and anti-Malay.
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Most large tech firms have long faced criticism for the lack of diversity of their staffs.
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American sports teams have long faced criticism for using indigenous names and symbols in their branding.
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As a result, the conference has long faced criticism over a lack of diversity among attendees.
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London-based Amnesty International said Chucheep had long faced charges of lese majeste, or insulting the monarchy.
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Israel has long faced a housing shortage, in part due to a lack of sufficient construction workers.
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Alibaba has long faced accusations that its websites are a haven for counterfeiters, including of luxury goods.
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Women have also long faced a more complicated calculation then men when it comes to workplace attire.
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The Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group, have long faced discrimination in Myanmar, which denies them citizenship.
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But he's also long faced questions over whether, as president, he would really represent all LGBTQ voters.
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Consumer companies, more broadly, have long faced campaigns against their products for political, social or environmental reasons.
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The company has long faced criticism about its advertising platform and whether its systems allow for discrimination.
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Sessions, the Alabama senator -- once a US attorney and state attorney general -- has long faced accusations of racism.
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The company has long faced criticism for letting misinformation, conspiracy theories and extremist views spread on its platform.
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Saudi Arabia has long faced international criticism for both the manner and the methods of its judicial killings.
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The president has long faced criticism from Democrats that he has not done enough to help congressional candidates.
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Uber employees have long faced tighter restrictions on share sales compared to workers at other tech start-ups.
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Twitter has long faced criticism for its board's composition, largely over its lack of female and minority members.
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There's no evidence that anyone in Philadelphia ultimately cared about the long-faced man's consumption of bad cheese.
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Of course, there's Huawei, another giant that, like ZTE, has long faced charges of assisting Chinese intelligence efforts.
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The organizer of the rally, Jason Kessler, complained on Twitter that the charges Mr. Long faced were inadequate.
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Their names and logos have long faced especially strong opposition given their ubiquity in the teams' home regions.
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You see what you want to see, mostly: Long-faced soldiers standing sentinel, layered pyramids and totem poles.
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The bombers targeted a demonstration of ethnic Hazaras, a Shiite minority that has long faced discrimination in Afghanistan.
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Saudis have long faced a housing shortgage caused by limited supply and rising demand due to population growth.
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Like in other European countries, Uber has long faced opposition from taxi owners in Greece for taking their business.
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Purdue and its executives have long faced accusations over their handling and marketing of OxyContin, their once-blockbuster painkiller.
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Mali has long faced a separatist movement in the north and is also battling a rise of Islamist militancy.
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RSPO — a body of palm producers, consumer companies, and activist groups — has long faced criticism for weak enforcement standards.
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Kelly has long faced sexual misconduct accusations over the past several decades but has never been convicted of charges.
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The companies that provide U.S. military and intelligence agencies with products and services have long faced espionage-motivated attacks.
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Murphy had long faced little electoral opposition in the district, a stretch of suburban and rural areas surrounding Pittsburgh.
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The $520 billion New York-listed company has long faced pressure to give Chinese investors access to its shares.
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The US tech giant has long faced criticism for how workers in its supply chain are treated in China.
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South Korea, in contrast, has long faced an existential threat from North Korea's 20,000 artillery pieces and 1m-strong army.
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Longtime criticism Though the abortion issue has sharpened criticism of Planned Parenthood its long faced jabs over services its mission.
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The mainly Shi'ite Hazara have long faced persecution but they are politically well organized and thousands of demonstrators are expected.
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Epstein has long faced allegations of sexual abuse, and he was investigated by the Palm Beach Police Department in 2005.
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The mainly Shia Hazara have long faced persecution with thousands massacred by the Taliban and Al Qaeda in the 1990s.
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Netanyahu has long faced allegations of abusive behavior and living extravagantly in a manner out of touch with the general public.
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Twitter, in particular, has long faced criticism for not doing enough to police its platform and respond to complaints of abuse.
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It was there she first saw Velázquez's late masterpiece, "Las Meninas", an enigmatic group portrait of the long-faced Spanish Habsburgs.
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Christians have long faced sporadic attacks in Egypt, usually sparked by disputes over land, church-building or inter-religious love affairs.
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Online polling such as Google Consumer Surveys have long faced skepticism, however, as most rely on self-selecting groups of respondents.
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A wave of hate crimes swept the country, and his policies promised further harm against groups that had long faced persecution.
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Still, the agency has long faced customer service and technology issues and been hampered over the last decade by funding cuts.
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It's a mark of mounting pressure on the organization, which has long faced blowback for the environmental footprint of the summit.
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His subject is the dilemma that American Indians have long faced: Which customs do you hold onto and which do you relinquish?
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China has long faced criticism for the restrictions it places on religion and culture in Xinjiang, where the majority of Uighurs live.
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The federal government has long faced a challenge of competing with the private sector to recruit and retain top-tier tech talent.
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Sara Netanyahu has long faced allegations of abusive behavior and living extravagantly in a manner out of touch with the general public.
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He's long faced criticism for his practices as sheriff, including keeping inmates in tents where they were exposed to the Arizona elements.
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And they have long faced the challenges associated with the gig economy: precarious employment, low pay and a lack of workplace protections.
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Nearly all are ethnic Rohingya, a Muslim group that has long faced oppression and denial of citizenship rights in Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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The federal government has long faced a challenge in competing with the private sector to recruit and retain technology and cybersecurity professionals.
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Dating apps have long faced criticism for failing to protect vulnerable users from harassment and abuse, both on their platforms and off.
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The state's vast apple orchards have long faced labor shortages, including when there are record harvests or late starts to the season.
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YouTube has long faced questions about its seemingly inconsistent or ineffective moderation policies, and in June, the issue came to a head.
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But the sanitation workers of the 1960s have long faced a gap between their retirement benefits and those of other city workers.
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Booker has long faced criticism on the left for cultivating the elite financial ties that much of the Bernie Sanders wing despises.
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The new indictment could provide something of an opportunity to relitigate the accusations Epstein has long faced, albeit in a different state.
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His people have long faced persecution in Afghanistan; many fled to Iran in the 1990s after they were targeted by the Sunni Taliban.
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But the kinds of barbs we've long faced—a wondering aloud if murder is in black people's DNA—can cut just as deep.
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Alabama also has long faced environmental justice problems, with majority-black and low-income communities suffering disproportionately from landfill and coal plant pollution.
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Alibaba has long faced accusations that its sales platforms harbor vendors selling fakes, and it has worked hard to push against that depiction.
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Although the capital has long faced threats, until a few years ago the war with Taliban insurgents was mostly waged in the countryside.
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The idea has long faced difficult odds in Albany, and a proposal by former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was defeated a decade ago.
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And Tom Brady, the team's star quarterback, has long faced questions about his relationship with Mr. Trump, whom he has known for years.
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That is providing opportunities to people who have long faced barriers to employment, such as criminal records, disabilities or prolonged bouts of joblessness.
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Though the Ramsey family long faced suspicion, including from police, in JonBenét's death, they have never been charged and have always maintained their innocence.
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China has long faced criticism for the perceived harsh restrictions it places on religion and culture in Xingjiang, where the majority of Uighurs live.
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Google has long faced questions in Europe about its market power, but now U.S. regulators are also taking a closer look at the company.
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While Burisma's founder has long faced scrutiny, Ukraine's chief prosecutor, Ruslan Ryaboshapka, has confirmed there was no investigation into the Bidens by his office.
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International human rights groups called the crackdown far-reaching and fear possible abuses against the Rohingya minority, who have long faced repression in Myanmar.
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Minneapolis police have long faced allegations of excessive force — leading to unrest that culminated in widespread protests over the 2015 killing of Jamar Clark.
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Sri Lanka is a predominantly Buddhist country, where the Tamil minority (largely Hindu) have long faced persecution at the hands of pro-Sinhalese nationalists.
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But while there is consensus that public education could help integrate a Roma population that has long faced systematic discrimination, the obstacles remain formidable.
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A 2017 FAA study found that drones colliding with large aircraft can cause more damage than birds -- a threat the industry has long faced.
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Soda and snack companies have long faced public pressure to curb their use of dietary pariahs such as high-fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated oils.
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The big picture: Broadcasters have long faced unique regulatory limits on their reach, but now digital competition has shrunk their share of the ad pie.
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The numbers, critics say, also give an inflated view of how hard the industry is working to connect customers who've long faced barriers to access.
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Burke and his parents, John and Patsy Ramsey, long faced suspicion but have always maintained their innocence in the case and have never been charged.
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S&P and other rating agencies have long faced criticism from investors, politicians and regulators for assigning high ratings to securities that quickly turned sour.
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He has long faced allegations from a former client and a former partner that he was hiding money to avoid paying what he owed them.
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The majority of Myanmar's population is Buddhist, but about 1 million Rohingya Muslims live in the country, and the ethnic minority has long faced persecution.
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YouTube has long faced criticism for allowing misinformation, conspiracy theories and extremist views to spread on its platform, and for recommending such content to users.
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Rosendale has long faced criticism for moving from Maryland in the 2000s, with former Billings Judge Russell Fagg attempting to frame him as a carpetbagger.
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But New York has long faced scrutiny for voting laws and procedures that some critics say create confusion and discourage people from casting their vote.
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For more than a decade one of the Central American country's most prominent politicians, she has long faced accusations of corruption, allegations she has denied.
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The HNA Group, the aggressively acquisitive Chinese conglomerate that owns stakes in Hilton Hotels and Deutsche Bank, has long faced questions about its ownership structure.
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In addition, Medicaid patients – whose rolls increased dramatically under the law – have long faced trouble finding doctors because of the program's historically low reimbursement rates.
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FEMA director Brock Long faced criticism last fall when DHS determined that he had inappropriately used government vehicles to commute between Washington and North Carolina.
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His statue, which has long faced East Harlem and roiled its residents, will be moved to the Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, where he's buried.
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One of the most notorious controversies Long faced came in 2004, when he led a march in Atlanta calling for a constitutional ban against gay marriage.
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The collapse of one of its most high-profile corporate prosecutions represents a major setback for the SFO, which has long faced criticism from British politicians.
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" Dr. Phil responds, referencing the suspicion the Ramsey family long faced, "You, of course, know that critics would say you weren't curious because you already knew.
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Mr Zinke long faced criticism from environmentalists—and praise from fossil-fuel interests—for easing environmental regulations and opening public lands to oil and gas exploration.
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The North Korean communist regime, led by Kim Jong Un, has long faced U.S. and U.N. sanctions due to its previous nuclear tests and missile programs.
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This is a religious group that has long faced persecution from the authorities, and from hostile compatriots, in Muslim-majority countries such as Pakistan and Indonesia.
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Rakhine State is home to Myanmar's Rohingya community, ethnic Muslims who have long faced persecution in the Buddhist-majority country, especially from the country's Buddhist extremists.
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The IEA has long faced criticism from other energy analysts who say the outlook has failed to capture dramatic falls in the cost of solar power.
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The method has long faced opposition from environmentalists concerned about potential groundwater contamination and air pollution caused by truck traffic and diesel emissions near fracking sites.
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The Rohingya are members of a predominantly Muslim ethnic group that have long faced discrimination and loss of basic rights in Myanmar, a majority Buddhist nation.
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It's a bold and direct rebuke to establishment Democrats and former leaders, including Barack Obama, who has long faced criticism for going easy on Wall Street .
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He has voted against campus affirmative action and electoral districts drawn to enhance the voting power of minorities who have long faced bias at the polls.
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At the same time, the C.I.A. helped build the Afghan intelligence service, the National Directorate of Security, which has long faced accusations of torturing suspected militants.
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A sometime collaborator with both Mr. Jenkins and Mr. Davis, this improvising saxophonist and composer has long faced obstacles to seeing his complex notated works performed.
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Siegfried finds that particularly troubling since the GOP has long faced criticism that it wages a "war on women," and Trump isn't helping the party's case.
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News executives and editors have long faced tough decisions when it comes to weighing privacy concerns against the need to reveal information in the public's interest.
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" In a statement to Fox News, a spokesperson for Madigan wrote: "Chicago has long faced serious problems that have endangered the lives of residents and police officers.
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Elbedour, a law student, said that non-Jewish citizens of Israel have long faced discrimination and this new law would make that inequality even harder to challenge.
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Ring has long faced criticism from activists, but this is the first time a significant number of them have come together to pressure lawmakers about their concerns.
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Pence has long faced criticism from LGBT activists for his opposition to gay marriage and his support for legislation that his critics said targeted gays and lesbians.
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"Google has long faced criticism for manipulating search results to censor conservatives," Rep Lamar Smith (R-TX) told Pichai, citing studies by prominent Google critic Robert Epstein.
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Alibaba has long faced accusations that its online platforms are a haven for counterfeiters, including in lawsuits by luxury brands such as Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent.
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Mr. Trump has long faced resistance in suburban areas; during the Republican primaries, he often lost upscale suburbs even in states he carried, like Virginia and Georgia.
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Trump has long faced scrutiny for his warm comments on Russia and his changing positions on whether Russia interfered to help him secure his 2016 election victory.
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The Rohingya have long faced discrimination and repression in Rakhine State where bad blood with ethnic Rakhine Buddhists, stemming from violence by both sides, goes back generations.
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The American venture capital industry, which invested $84 billion in more than 8,000 companies last year, has long faced little to no impetus to alter its demographics.
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Style ____ Swimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.
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SeaWorld has long faced criticism of its marine-mammal shows, and faced heavy condemnation after the 2013 release of "Blackfish," a documentary about its treatment of orcas.
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While sex-related businesses like Skirt Club have long faced draconian restrictions from banks, we're living in a time when their position is more precarious than ever.
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Native Americans have long faced disproportionately high rates of suicide, particularly for young people, as compared with other groups in the US, according to the Indian Health Service.
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INCREASED SCRUTINY The IEA has long faced criticism from other energy analysts who say the outlook has failed to capture dramatic falls in the cost of solar power.
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Turkey's government has long faced an insurgency from within the restive Kurdish population that straddles the border, so any bolstering of Kurdish military strength is anathema to Turkey.
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Warren, a progressive favorite and potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, has long faced scrutiny for listing herself while teaching at Harvard Law School as having Native American roots.
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Law enforcement officials have long faced an uphill battle in bringing hackers to justice, given the difficulty of attributing attacks and gathering enough evidence to successfully prosecute them.
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The Chinese company has long faced accusations that its online platforms are a haven for counterfeiters, including in lawsuits by luxury brands such as Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent.
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Although every club in every year is unique, NBA teams have long faced the same incentive to slack off in the regular season and rev up in the playoffs.
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The Rohingya have long faced discrimination and repression in Rakhine State where bad blood between them and ethnic Rakhine Buddhists, stemming from violence by both sides, goes back generations.
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The local police department had long faced allegations of coerced confessions and abuses of power, and critics raised concerns about the cozy relationship between the police and local prosecutors.
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Amazon has long faced pressures in Italy and elsewhere in Europe, such as Germany, over union allegations that its warehouse staff are pushed too hard for too little money.
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The decision to impose a state-wide register of citizens has drawn parallels with Myanmar's Rakhine State, where Rohingya Muslims have long faced persecution owing to their Bangladeshi ancestry.
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Huawei has long faced scrutiny from both lawmakers and national security officials, who have labeled the firm as a national security threat over its ties to the Chinese government.
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What will happen if there's an outbreak inside one of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's detention facilities, which have long faced criticism for how they handle even routine medical care?
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Tesla has long faced questions about if it can manage to meet the production capacities of the long-time car companies that once ranked among the leading global corporations.
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Reforms and crackdowns Saudi Arabia, which adheres to some of the strictest interpretations of Sunni Islam in the world, has long faced criticism for laws that discriminate against women.
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Japan had long faced a problem with attaining its goal of inflation at 2 percent, and analysts had expected the central bank would cut its target at this meeting.
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Where it stands: The EIA has long faced criticism for low-balling the growth of renewables, and there's reason to think they're too conservative when it comes to EVs too.
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International human rights groups have accused the government of burning down homes, and fear there have been abuses against the Rohingya, who have long faced persecution in their own country.
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The restive Rakhine state is the home of the Rohingya community, or ethnic Muslims who have long faced persecution in the Buddhist-majority country, especially from the country's Buddhist extremists.
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As a result, the conference has long faced criticism over a lack of diversity among attendees — for example, only 22% percent of Davos' 2019 attendees were women, the BBC reported.
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The ministry is headed by Emil Karanikolov, who was nominated to his post by the far-right Ataka party, which has long faced scrutiny over its close ties with Moscow.
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He has long faced criticism for his handling of the hearings nearly three decades ago, and his involvement in them could undergo fresh scrutiny should he mount a presidential bid.
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Trump has long faced criticism over her pledge to combat the rise of cyberbullying, which she initially made in the final days before her husband won the election in November 2016.
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The ruling also only pertains to Uber's peer-to-peer ride-hailing services — which have long faced out-and-out bans in multiple European markets, such as France, Spain and Belgium.
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Senate Democrats have long faced criticism for a lack of diversity among those that work for them, and have faced increased pressure in recent months to take up minority-hiring efforts.
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The sector has long faced profit margin pressures, said Rob Almeida, global investment strategist at MFS Investment Management in Boston, and an escalated global trade conflict would only exacerbate that issue.
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The liberal bent of the donations is likely to fuel suspicions on the right about Silicon Valley, which has long faced charges of showing favoritism to Democratic officials and their causes.
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Huawei has long faced bipartisan suspicions in Washington that it funnels information garnered from its devices to the Chinese government and that it might install "backdoors" in its equipment for spying.
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The $77 billion Los Angeles-to-San Francisco bullet train, which has been a goal of California transportation planners for decades, has long faced opposition from Mr. Trump and other Republicans.
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Pakistan has long faced pressure to crack down on militant groups in the country and has repeatedly denied accusations from India and the United States that it nurtures and supports them.
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The bottom line: The pressures long faced by teen girls — from the clothes you wear at school to who you hang with— are now on a bigger stage, Axios' Kia Kokalitcheva said.
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Facebook has long faced criticism of having a liberal slant, which has ramped up as the company's top executives have had to face lawmakers to testify over its use of user data.
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At present, the information environment constitutes a threat multiplier for the challenges election officials have long faced: Every glitch now constitutes potential peril to the legitimacy that voters ascribe to the outcome.
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Behind this long-faced lad is a super dreamy celeb ... put your skills to the test as you try and guess the stubbled star who needs to turn that frown upside down.
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Larsen is depicted as dour and long faced, the sickly color of her skin played up by the emerald-green background and her serpentine red curls, which echo Munch's images of vampiresses.
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Yet Trump has long faced doubts about his conservative bona fides, in part because he said in an October 1999 interview with NBC that he was "very pro-choice" despite hating abortion.
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YouTube has long faced complaints about alleged censorship on its site, and says it attempts to balance its mission of fostering free speech while providing an appropriate and lawful environment for users.
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Stone has long faced questions about his alleged ties to WikiLeaks, the whistleblower organization that published troves of Democratic emails U.S. officials say were hacked by Russian operatives before the 2016 election.
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The president has long faced criticism that his administration is not doing enough to fight the terror network and that he's done a poor job communicating the U.S. strategy against the group.
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Female newscasters and celebrities have long faced harassment and threats — one newscaster said in 2012 that she had had to quit her job in St. Louis after repeated threats from a stalker.
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Amazon has long faced criticism over the working conditions in its fulfillment centers, where workers strive to remain marginally more useful than the package-sorting robot coworkers that will someday replace them.
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The Rohingya Muslim ethnic minority has long faced persecution in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, which describes them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, despite many of them tracing their roots back hundreds of years.
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Trump, who has pushed protectionist trade policies and a more isolationist foreign policy than what is usually embraced by Republican nominees, has long faced particular problems with the GOP foreign policy establishment.
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Pakistan has long faced international pressure to shut off financing to militant groups operating from its soil and has repeatedly pledged action but results have been patchy and have failed to satisfy critics.
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In heavy fighting over recent days, hundreds of Taliban fighters have seized large areas of Jaghori and Malistan districts, both heavily populated by Hazaras, a group that has long faced discrimination in Afghanistan.
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The big picture: Black Americans have long faced injustices at the hands of the American criminal justice system, including higher incarceration rates, harsher sentencing, and the use of disproportionate force from police officers.
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And while most companies may not be ready to turn to inmate labor, there are signs they are increasingly willing to consider candidates with criminal records, who have long faced trouble finding jobs.
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The government has long faced criticism over the treatment of such workers, who work as "technical interns," amid numerous reports of sub-par working conditions, salaries that are below minimum wage and long hours.
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While both groups were waiting to see if YouTube did anything, neither were surprised by the ultimate inaction: YouTube has long faced criticism for very selectively punishing users who seem to cross the line.
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" King has long faced accusations of racism and bigotry, which were reignited last year when conservative policy magazine The Weekly Standard posted audio of the Iowa Republican apparently referring to Mexican immigrants as "dirt.
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The decision to impose a state-wide register of citizens has drawn parallels with Myanmar's Rakhine State, where Rohingya Muslims -- some of whom can trace their ancestry back to Bangladesh -- have long faced persecution.
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In October, 25-year-old K-pop star Sulli was found dead, prompting condemnation of the cyberbullies she had long faced as well as the pressures the K-pop industry puts on young stars.
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It remained unclear what caused the crash, but it came against the backdrop of Cuba's struggle to improve commercial aviation on the island, which has long faced economic constraints from the United States embargo.
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The investigators, a panel of long-faced, mostly male judges, poke and prod at Sully and his co-pilot, Jeff Skiles (a sturdy Aaron Eckhart), forcing them to defend ditching the plane into the Hudson.
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Maxwell, a British-born socialite, has long faced allegations that she served as the madam for Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced convicted sex offender who died over the past weekend by apparent suicide while awaiting trial.
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Veteran observers of Myanmar's military, which has long faced condemnation for its brutality toward civilians and ethnic minorities, have warned that an international shaming of a disgraced Nobel laureate is just what the generals want.
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Why it matters: O'Rourke has long faced pressure from Democratic activists to abandon his low-polling presidential bid — which has seen diminishing fundraising in 2019 — and run for Senate in his home state of Texas.
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The Rohingya have long faced persecution in Myanmar, where much of the country's majority-Buddhist population views them as being in the country illegally, despite the fact that many have lived in Myanmar for generations.
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Afghanistan, a mainly Sunni Muslim country, has not seen the level of sectarian violence common in Iraq, but the attacks have fueled increasing anger among the Shi'ite Hazara, a group that has long faced discrimination.
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There is plenty of reason to suppose that Trump, who has long faced allegations of discrimination against black people and pretended he doesn't know the agenda of David Duke, feels precisely this way about black people.
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Trump has also long faced criticism for not separating himself fully from his businesses upon taking the White House, instead deciding to place the Trump Organization into a blind trust controlled by his two adult sons.
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China has long faced criticism over its poor human rights record from international bodies and Western governments, which speak out against stifling of civil society, as well as censorship and detention of rights lawyers and activists.
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The Rohingya have long faced persecution in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, which describes them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh -- effectively denying them citizenship -- despite the fact that many families can trace their roots back hundreds of years.
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But other female artists took Swift's lead as an opportunity to discuss their own experiences in a business that has long faced criticism for its treatment of many creators, especially young women and people of color.
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Many black Americans have complained that they have long faced disproportionate use of force by some police departments, but the surge in smartphones and video recording devices has forced national attention on a string of recent episodes.
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And they face a special challenge when it comes to Amazon, a tech behemoth that has long faced criticism for its hyperaggressive tactics as it conquers new industries, from entertainment to cloud computing to smart-home devices.
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The leak has caused severe embarrassment to Ghani's fragile government, which has long faced criticism that it favors Pashtuns, traditionally the most powerful among a patchwork of different ethnic groups in Afghanistan, including Tajiks, Hazaras and Uzbeks.
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More than a thousand infected in Wuhan Health care workers have long faced a high risk of infection during major outbreaks, including the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) epidemic that swept China from late 2002 to 2003.
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The state's Department of Fair Employment and Housing announced a first-of-its-kind agreement with Airbnb yesterday, which will apply fair housing testing — something that traditional housing providers (landlords) have long faced — to the home-sharing service.
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What startups are saying about raising cash in Latin America You don't have to look hard to see why the startup community in Latin America has long faced a lack of capital and resources to fuel significant growth.
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Ford – which has long faced criticism from Trump for its plan to move small-car production from Michigan to Mexico – said it would instead invest $700 million in a Michigan facility that will build electric vehicles, Forbes reported.
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California has long faced annual wildfires, but their geographic extent has increased fivefold since the early 1970s, according to research published this summer in Earth's Future, a journal of the American Geophysical Union, an international group of scientists.
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Silicon Valley has long faced criticism for building products for itself, which is to say, products aimed at solving problems of upper middle class men who spend far too much time working and crave microefficiencies and greater convenience.
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That would be hard especially in federal prisons, which have long faced staffing shortages, said Joe Rojas, Southeast region vice president of the union representing federal corrections officers, the American Federation of Government Employees' Council of Prison Locals.
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Racism at American Pools Isn't New: A Look at a Long History Swimming pools, which exploded in popularity a century ago, are supposed to be places to relax, but black Americans have long faced harassment and violence there.
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The kingdom, an absolute monarchy whose legal system is based on the strict enforcement of Sharia, or Islamic law, has long faced complaints over its draconian judicial practices, including beheading criminals and imprisoning people who criticize the government.
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In Guatemala — the third of the so-called Northern Triangle countries of Central America — criminal activity is also spreading, adding to the discrimination and abuse long faced by the indigenous communities that are among the largest groups fleeing poverty.
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He long faced allegations that he looked the other way or even encouraged Hindu mobs to go on a rampage against Muslims in Gujarat when he was chief minister in 2002, after a train carrying Hindu pilgrims was torched.
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Trans athletes (particularly trans women) have long faced many barriers, whether it's regulations that have historically banned them from competing against non-trans athletes, or "sex-testing" athletes thought to be trans or intersex to bar them from competition.
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But for Espinal, a Brooklyn native who represents District 37, the shutdown could also be a 15-month window of opportunity for the city and state to finally address issues that these neighborhoods have long faced, and suffered from.
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Healthcare is a flashpoint for many people in China, who have long faced issues from ticket touts illegally trading appointment tickets, snarling queues to see top doctors and rampant corruption that can push up the cost of receiving care.
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The European banking sector has long faced calls for consolidation in order to attain the levels of profitability needed to challenge its Wall Street counterparts, and a major merger between Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank fell through earlier this year.
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A Hindu nationalist party, the BJP has long faced accusations of anti-Muslim rhetoric, and many of the party's followers see India as a country only for Hindus -- even with its population of more than 170 million Indian Muslims.
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But it illustrates how children arriving from Central America have long faced the prospect of family separation and navigated a complex legal immigration system that can take months or years to render a decision due to a massive backlog of cases.
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Created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act to protect consumers from abusive financial practices, the CFPB has long faced criticism from Republicans in Congress and others that the single director who leads it has too much unchecked power.
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S&P and fellow rating agencies have long faced criticism from investors, politicians and regulators for assigning high ratings to securities that quickly turned sour, especially because they are paid by issuers for ratings, raising concern about potential conflicts of interest.
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Nielsen has long faced criticism from Trump for supposedly being too soft on immigration and has been fighting to keep her job since earlier this month amid reports that Trump has instructed his aides that he plans to replace her.
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Immigrant advocates and some lawmakers have been calling for ICE to take a similar approach, warning that deadly consequences could result if the disease spreads in ICE facilities that have long faced criticism for how they handle even routine medical care.
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It gave the entire scene here in Brookhaven — a northern Atlanta neighborhood in Georgia's competitive Sixth Congressional District — the mood of a televised basketball rout, with Washington's long-faced Democrats in the role of hated rivals sitting on the losing bench.
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Gary Liu, the president of the China Financial Reform Institute, a Shanghai-based research group, said on the sidelines of the Lujiazui Forum that China's private-sector companies of all sizes, even large ones, had long faced challenges in obtaining loans.
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"This avoids a raft of challenges we've long faced in getting cash to remote parts and safely into people's hands so they can buy food locally and avoid selling off assets to get through lean times," said the FAO's Dominique Burgeon.
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Not only are the Great Pyramids an important historical site that should be protected from possible damage, authorities charged with keeping care of them have long faced accusations of neglect, and the site has reportedly suffered further since the nation's 2011 revolution.
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Wednesday's attack underlined the danger in Kabul as elections approach next month, as well as the threat facing the Hazaras, a Persian-speaking minority that has long faced discrimination and which has borne the brunt of attacks claimed by Islamic State in Kabul.
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While funds to care for first responders who worked during 9/11 seems like a straightforward ask from Congress, approving the program has long faced roadblocks among lawmakers, predominantly from Republicans who are reluctant to dole out additional funds for government programs.
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Orange County's approach, which supporters of early voting say may discourage and confuse voters, is also being used in Westchester County, and at the 61 early voting sites in New York City, where the Board of Elections has long faced accusations of ineffectiveness.
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The Rohingya have long faced severe discrimination and were the target of violence in 2012 that killed hundreds and drove about 140,000 people — predominantly Rohingya — from their homes to camps for the internally displaced, where most remained until last year&aposs violence.
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President Obama is leading the country in the conversation Mr. Schuck seeks, one in which we're addressing the crisis that's long faced transgender people and the fact that some political leaders have been ganging up on them for the last few years.
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Bloomberg has long faced allegations of sexist comments in the workplace, and lawsuits have accused him of fostering a hostile work environment for women at his company, including comments like "I'd like to do that piece of meat," according to court filings.
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While the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Brock Long, faced controversy in Washington over his alleged misuse of government vehicles, the hurricane response efforts took shape in North Carolina's counties and towns, independent of the federal authorities and their support.
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Prior to his heart attack, Lewis had long faced problems with his health, and in June 2012 was rushed to the hospital with low blood sugar only minutes before he was to present an award to Tom Cruise at a New York Friars Club event.
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Although interfaith marriages have long faced opposition within India, the phenomenon of "love jihad" has only recently gained popular currency, with advocates alleging that Muslim men are engaged in a politically motivated conspiracy to take over the country by converting Hindu women to Islam.
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For too many of my friends, even black men who identify as Christian, their awakening to the injustices women have long faced are linked to selfish concerns: namely, they must first have a daughter to hear what black women have been telling us all along.
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Having long faced accusations that the Grammys overlook young, progressive black artists — the last black woman to win album of the year was Lauryn Hill in 1999 — the Recording Academy faced a potential backlash for going all-in on a white, traditionalist choice like Adele.
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On Monday, Trump met privately with Jack Ma, the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group, a China-based tech giant whose online platform for small sellers — an eBay-like website called Taobao — has long faced criticism for pirated items sold on its platform.
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Big tech has long faced scrutiny from European regulators, but has so far shrugged off calls for government regulation in the U.S. Apple has drawn increased criticism in recent months for what some — including streaming giant Spotify — see as anti-competitive behavior in the App Store.
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But that only highlights the scale of the problem we have long faced: Against the background of rising right-wing populism, winning elections is no longer about articulating any positive vision or program, but has become a desperate, last-ditch effort to stave off the worst.
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Apple historically had enjoyed favorable treatment in China, but Beijing's crackdown on the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is a reminder that the tech giant is not immune to the scrutiny that other U.S. tech firms have long faced in the country, said analyst Colin Gillis of BGC Partners.
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The state investigation — and a 2016 civil rights lawsuit filed on behalf of three residents of the Bronx facility against state officials and staff members — reinforced that well-meaning employees have long faced intimidation at an agency with a history of thwarting and even violating the confidentiality of whistle-blowers.
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The #MeToo movement hasn't strongly impacted music yet, with post-Weinstein accusations most notably leveled at Russell Simmons, Sean Carlson of FYF Fest, and country music publicist Kirt Webster while well-known sexual predators who have long faced accusations — R. Kelly and XXTentacion top a long list — have faced maddeningly slow or irritatingly few consequences.
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"I think, quite often, hotel inspectors were these long-faced, 80-year-old gray-faced men in my mind, going off and inspecting hotels and writing notes while chewing on their prawn cocktail on a Monday night, telling me what I was going to do with my gorgeous girlfriend on the weekend," James said.
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" The filmmaker — who has long faced controversy over allegations he sexually assaulted his adopted daughter with ex Mia Farrow, Dylan Farrow, which he has consistently denied — went on to say that although he hopes there will be "some amelioration" following the accusations against Weinstein, he doesn't want the situation to turn into a "witch hunt atmosphere.
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Incarcerated people in state and federal correctional facilities nationwide have long faced astronomical calling rates—in some cases more than $20 for a 15-minute call, according to Clyburn—thanks to what criminal justice reform advocates call "usurious" practices by two companies, Securus Technologies and Global Tel*Link, that control the $1.2 billion prison phone market.
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The uproar that Hill has encountered over these allegations serves to highlight the double standard that men and women have long faced when it comes to the treatment of their sexuality: Not only were naked photos used to shame Hill — a tactic that's leveraged overwhelmingly against women — the penalty she faced was far more severe than that experienced by many of her male counterparts.
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The rapid technological rise of China, and its intellectual property theft, have eroded America's advantages, while globalization has made it prohibitively expensive to manufacture certain technologies in the U.S. For example, the government's secure computer chip program has long faced challenges that have severely limited the number of trusted suppliers, driven up costs, and limited the availability of U.S.-made versions of some chips.
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The ruling is a major blow for criminal justice reform advocates who have been working for more than a decade to bring relief to prison inmates, their families, and their lawyers, who have long faced astronomical calling charges—in some cases as much as $14 per minute—thanks to what critics call exploitative practices by the two companies, Securus Technologies and Global Tel*Link, that largely control the $1.65 billion prison phone market.
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Lynch, who is also a Republican target, has long faced GOP ire for holding a private and unscheduled meeting with former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 MORE on a tarmac in Arizona during the 2016 race and while the probe into Hillary Clinton's private email server was ongoing.
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