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After making a stink about including the port on the first Pixel, the company quickly reversed course for its successor.
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After decades of little attention being paid to the disparities of the arbitration system, two marketable young stars making a stink about tenderfoot salaries could be a coincidence.
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We broke the story ... Detective Rosewood from the "Beverly Hills Cop" movies was busted for disorderly conduct after allegedly making a stink with TSA at Dallas Love Field airport.
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Fewer big companies are making a stink, it's increasingly hard for the public to keep up with the latest threats, the FCC doesn't seem to care what anyone's opinion is, and the repeal seems inevitable.
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For months, lawmakers have been making a stink about a possible Russian influence campaign run on Facebook last year; the Senate Intelligence Committee's ranking Democrat, Mark Warner, has repeatedly called on the company to disclose any relevant information.
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But anyone making a stink about that needs to also acknowledge that the ACA's existing plan is simply not drawing enough money from young and healthy Americans to pay for the older and sicker people in America either.
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"I think that people just like to cling on to traditions and stay with what they know and I think that this year, in particular, time's up and people are making a stink about it and not letting things like all-male theater groups exist," said Tess Davison, a graduate of Harvard who helped organize the protest auditions in 2015.
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