The Transportation Department changed its mishandled baggage data in December 2018 and started counting mishandled wheelchairs and scooters only that month, so the data cannot be compared with previous years.
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I think Hillary Clinton mishandled her response to Ashley Williams.
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We know she violated the Espionage Act, mishandled secret intelligence.
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He recognized on Saturday that he had mishandled the disclosure.
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When the deception became untenable, Hughes massively mishandled the aftermath.
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Don't eat buffet food that's been mishandled by other patrons.
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It can attract furious controversy when it is mishandled, though.
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Clinton had mishandled classified information on her private email account.
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TC: I can imagine fears about these samples being mishandled.
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What happened was my family's immigration attorney mishandled our case.
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Many of those women said their claims were mishandled or ignored.
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" Later, she admitted to Vanity Fair that she "mishandled that situation.
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"At no time was any money misappropriated or mishandled," he added.
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Many of those women say their claims were mishandled or ignored.
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It is true that she has badly mishandled Britain's exit preparations.
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Many legal experts and politicians believe government lawyers mishandled the case.
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Even if Steven did do it, the case has been mishandled.
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She mishandled the aftermath of a tragic fire at Grenfell Tower.
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You said that promoters told you that money was being mishandled.
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She mishandled, she destroyed classified top-secret special access programming information.
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One question is whether she mishandled classified information on the servers.
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"We mishandled Apple, " Omega Advisors' Leon Cooperman told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But Ohr has not been found to have mishandled sensitive information.
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After Rosales mishandled a grounder by Carlos Correa, Manaea's day ended.
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Gillibrand responds to claims her office mishandled sexual misconduct allegations: Sen.
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"It boggles my mind how they have mishandled this," he said.
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In September, the department announced it had mishandled 23,000 voter registrations.
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American, United and JetBlue mishandled bags more frequently than any other.
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The airlines also mishandled 1.54 percent of checked wheelchairs and scooters.
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They insist it was not mistreated or mishandled in any way.
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And in the third he mishandled Jon Jay's two-out grounder.
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Clinton and her staff had intentionally and willfully mishandled classified information.
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The federal government has to investigate complaints about mishandled sexual assault.
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Trump insisted that some of the prosecutors believe the lawsuit was mishandled.
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Doing so could significantly reduce the number of bags that are mishandled.
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The accidental shooting happened as the children mishandled the weapon, authorities said.
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So yes, it was technically a government entity that mishandled the phone.
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Unfortunately, those two airlines switched places in the category of mishandled baggage.
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If this is mishandled, the country's hard-earned financial stability could evaporate.
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Two other victims have told police they feel their cases were mishandled.
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"It was badly mishandled," said Mr. Lenkowsky, the former Indiana University professor.
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The impact of a mishandled devaluation is still reverberating across the economy.
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It might have seemed distant -- one reason why Western leaders mishandled it.
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It's now clear that he mishandled the end of the Russia investigation.
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The crisis escalated after charges that the academy had mishandled the situation.
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But Spletstoser insists the Pentagon and the Air Force mishandled the case.
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American also ranked last in two-hour tarmac delays and mishandled baggage.
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American mishandled more than 22018,600 bags compared to Delta's 1,345 last year.
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And even nuclear alerts can be mishandled, as we saw in Hawaii.
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It was revealed that executives at the company had mishandled her medical files.
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Some sexual assault victims have sued the department, claiming their cases were mishandled.
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And if it's mishandled, it will open people's homes up to security threats.
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I had heard plenty of stories of Muslim women being mishandled by customers.
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There was media, but they, media, mishandled it for a very long time.
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Spirit mishandled baggage the least last year, while Frontier did it the most.
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He's also said the company produced and mishandled an abundance of scrap material.
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If mishandled, they could blind anyone who makes direct eye contact with them.
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The agency later admitted at a congressional hearing that it mishandled the review.
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On Tuesday, they had their explanation: Comey mishandled the investigation into Clinton's emails.
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Whitehead said only his teammates believed him, while Cowboys officials mishandled the situation.
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It wasn't just Bannon's quotes to Wolff but how he mishandled the fallout.
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Or, if the matter is mishandled, it could have the very opposite effect.
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Democrats said Trump could not be trusted; Republicans said Clinton mishandled classified material.
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Clinton and her aides had mishandled classified information by sending it through Mrs.
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What they did prove is how badly the Republicans have mishandled Kavanaugh's records.
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While an F.B.I. employee who mishandled classified evidence in the way that Mrs.
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They described how Bashir mishandled one key relationship - with the United Arab Emirates.
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Clinton had mishandled classified material in her use of a private email server.
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They are all focused on the same thing: whether Facebook mishandled users' data.
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One of the questions is whether they mishandled classified information on the server.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been examining whether classified material was mishandled.
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He said in an email that he "mishandled" the situation, according to CNN.
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No. But we had a real connection, and I think I mishandled our friendship.
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He says the airline owes him an explanation for how it mishandled the situation.
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Or say your bank mishandled a payment and then charged you a late fee?
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Just as Ryan mishandled Trump's candidacy during the campaign, he is mishandling Trump's presidency.
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Suzuki added that the inspections were mishandled at factories where discipline was generally lacking.
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A few said the parents had simply mishandled an otherwise acceptable form of punishment.
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Canova said Wasserman Schultz has mishandled the Democratic electoral process while leading the DNC.
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At least 1,300 sexual trauma claims were "mishandled" in 2017 alone, per USA Today.
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Arroyo contended that prosecutors did not prove that the mishandled funds went to her.
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The case could be reopened if agents find evidence that classified materials were mishandled.
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The first rationale was that the F.B.I. director had mishandled the Clinton email case.
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A month after Mr. Porter's departure, Mr. Kelly conceded he had mishandled the response.
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But medical teams need rigorous training to use it: Mishandled, it can be dangerous.
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"This is tricky terrain for Powell and if mishandled could be disruptive," Guha wrote.
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The Justice Department this week exonerated Clinton of allegations that she mishandled classified information.
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Police say they mishandled the call while their supervisor was streaming a Netflix movie.
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Unfortunately, it was mishandled and he literally "lost the farm" because of his presidency.
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A 2000 investigation by SF Weekly found "troubling evidence" that the Navy mishandled radioactive waste.
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The lawsuit comes after FedEx mishandled deliveries for Chinese smartphone and telecom equipment company Huawei.
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It's not the first time a payments service in India has mishandled registration of users.
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Already, other new technologies have cut the number of mishandled bags in half since 2007.
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That fits what K.S.'s mother, grandparents and lawyer call a pattern of mishandled complaints.
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After the far-reaching scandal over mishandled Facebook user data, Cambridge Analytica is shutting down.
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The report highlights several medical cases that have been mishandled in the immigrant jail system.
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Now, we have even more evidence to show how FBI agents mishandled the Clinton investigation.
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It's a feature that worked well for Ariana Grande and is grossly mishandled by Lavigne.
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Some are now demanding Ryan's removal after he badly mishandled his version of healthcare reform.
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It also states Lloyds mishandled its investigation and disclosure of the fraud following that takeover.
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Braves shortstop Erick Aybar mishandled Francisco Lindor's grounder for an error, allowing Davis to score.
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Schumer added that the inspector general report "made clear" that Comey mishandled the Clinton investigation.
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Investigators believe the case is the largest instance of mishandled classified documents in American history.
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Additionally, they would also raise the bar legally for proving a school mishandled a complaint.
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The harassment (and horribly mishandled HR investigation) was a major factor in my leaving IGN.
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The FBI is investigating whether sensitive information that flowed through Clinton's email server was mishandled.
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The FBI is currently investigating Clinton's server and the possibility that classified information was mishandled.
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They argue that earlier researchers mishandled the tax-return data that yield estimates of inequality.
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Buttar was among them, and he said he now believes the speaker mishandled the process.
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" He added later: "Any claim that any monies due clients were mishandled is bogus nonsense.
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"In hindsight, I mishandled that situation," Johansson told Vanity Fair in an interview published Tuesday.
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In previous years, there were many months when the mishandled bag rate was double that.
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But critics say she acted late and tried to protect colleagues who mishandled the complaints.
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Many former gymnasts have demanded that Simon resign, saying that she mishandled the Nassar scandal.
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Clinton was grossly negligent in mishandling classified information, and not whether she intentionally mishandled it.
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It is not the first time OIG has found that FEMA has mishandled personal information.
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"No monies relating to Ms. Daniels were ever misappropriated or mishandled," he wrote on Twitter.
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He scored this one when Darling mishandled the initial save and Pastrnak was there to convert.
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Waco and Ruby Ridge were broadly believed to have been mishandled by authorities after the fact.
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Anderson scored when Cesar Puello's grounder was mishandled by third baseman Scott Kingery for an error.
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Facebook pushed back against the broader contention that major company executives had mishandled controversy after controversy.
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WikiLeaks proves even the Clinton campaign knew Crooked mishandled classified info, but no one gets charged?
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Eight of the airlines improved their baggage handling, with just 3.24 bags mishandled per 73,000 passengers.
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Petraeus may be haunted by a past scandal involving mishandled classified information and his mistress, however.
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Donato scored his third at 6:13 of the third after Andersen mishandled a bouncing puck.
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Buttigieg has acknowledged he mishandled that situation and on Monday took responsibility for the latest controversy.
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"The investigation has been mishandled from the beginning," Ms. Conway said on MSNBC, arguing that Mrs.
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Investigators believe the case is the largest episode of mishandled classified documents in the country's history.
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Clinton had mishandled sensitive information by using a private email server as secretary of state. Mrs.
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Clinton mishandled classified information through her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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I handled (and mishandled) her mental illness and numerous physical injuries, which required long recovery times.
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That last point is key and if mishandled can lead to a lot of data loss.
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More than a dozen women have sued Baylor, alleging officials mishandled or ignored sexual assault allegations.
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"It's just another sign of how they mishandled, how they completely botched my investigation," Thomashow said.
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He was fired roughly seven months later by President Trump, who claimed Comey had mishandled that.
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Rangers defenseman Nick Holden mishandled the puck in the team's zone after the ensuing face-off.
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If mishandled, this could result in credit growth collapsing as it did during the global financial crisis.
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And the I.G. also found is FBI Director Comey was insubordinate and totally mishandled the Clinton investigation.
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In April of this year, a mishandled injection to his back sent Paul to the emergency room.
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Being alive during the 2016 election meant being nearly constantly reminded that Hillary Clinton mishandled classified information.
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" In another tweet, he wrote, "Any claim that any monies due clients were mishandled is bogus nonsense.
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Again, Fox News isn't the only network facing such allegations, or to have mishandled sexual harassment complaints.
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Did you see that Facebook mishandled hundreds of millions of user passwords recently, storing them as plaintext?
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A muscular leader sending a message to a country he believes was badly mishandled by his predecessor.
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Mishandled immigration form According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Serrano-Vitorino was deported to Mexico in 2004.
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He later scored when Jackie Bradley Jr. reached as Rays second baseman Brad Miller mishandled his grounder.
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Brandon Saad took advantage of a mishandled puck by goalie Michael Hutchinson and put home the rebound.
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Mishandled immigration form According to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Serrano-Vitorino was deported to Mexico in 2004.
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The complaint alleges the University of Tennessee mishandled the reports of alleged sexual assaults by student athletes.
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Many of these cases eventually resulted in overturned convictions due to mishandled investigations and lack of evidence.
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The federal investigation is centered around the possibility that Clinton or her senior aides mishandled classified information.
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Another was that once the notices were returned, the computerized database that held voter lists was mishandled.
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Last month the court threw out the result of August's poll because the count had been mishandled.
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It is inconceivable that Trump will benefit from Charlottesville and emerge stronger because he mishandled this crisis.
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Comey, acting in rogue fashion, badly mishandled the issue in late October, which ultimately boosted Trump's standing.
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In response, Facebook held a town hall to apologize to employees, saying Kaplan had mishandled the incident.
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Theranos claimed Walgreens has "consistently failed to meet its commitments to Theranos" and mishandled the companies' partnership.
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Many of the lawsuits use the argument that colleges are violating Title IX and have mishandled investigations.
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They are trying to attack Vice President Biden on an issue that President Trump has badly mishandled.
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The prosecution has also tried to counter the defense's argument that the evidence was mishandled or contaminated.
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Each of these issues, if mishandled, could end up making things in Syria worse rather than better.
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The third controversy is not of Australia's making but could damage social cohesion if it is mishandled.
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Finally, Watson hit Darren Fells with a 4-yard scoring strike after Tyreek Hill mishandled a punt.
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In a statement hours after the anchor's Instagram post, CBS News said it had mishandled the promotion.
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It's not clear what rules the developers broke, or if they mishandled any Facebook users' personal data.
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Schumer, however, came under heavy criticism from the left over the shutdown, which liberals thought was mishandled.
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One of the companies implicated by Tiversa has fought back against claims that it mishandled customer information.
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Do you have information about the Google walkout, next steps, or how the company mishandled sexual misconduct allegations?
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We badly mishandled our communications with them, and since then we have worked hard to improve our relationship.
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The lawsuit was filed two years ago by 10 women who allege Baylor mishandled their sexual assault allegations.
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And just this year, a woman sued the company after learning that executives grossly mishandled her rape case.
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DiNardo, who suffered a stroke in March, has also faced accusations that he mishandled another clergy abuse case.
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A plot that features more twists than a mishandled Slinky allows few characters to emerge as morally pure.
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In February Mr Kenny mishandled the latest twist in the saga of a police whistle-blower, Maurice McCabe.
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Some alleged she mishandled the Nassar scandal, and called her "tone deaf" to the severity of the crimes.
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You could believe the Democrats mishandled Ford's allegations and still believe Ford's allegations need to be seriously investigated.
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To add to this debacle, Mrs May mishandled the levers of power that go with being prime minister.
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Journalist Wang Keqin was removed from his post in 2011 after writing about a case involving mishandled vaccines.
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On Friday, Lawrence-Daley's husband, Christopher Daley, publicly criticized the police, telling NBC10 they had mishandled the case.
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Jones went to third when Souza mishandled the ball in the corner and scored on a Trumbo single.
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And improperly stored water is often mishandled, increasing the rates of cholera, dysentery and other water-borne diseases.
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Hillary Clinton willfully mishandled top-secret special access information on a private email, then lied about it all.
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It was mishandled at every level, causing Nintendo to squander the dominant position it attained with the Wii.
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These posts included allegations of voter fraud, as well as allegations that Secretary Clinton had mishandled classified information.
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The lawsuit was separate from the FBI's criminal investigation into whether Clinton or her aides mishandled classified information.
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An investigation found that his administration mishandled reports of sexual assaults by some of the university's football players.
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In addition, carriers posted record low numbers for mishandled bags and for passengers being involuntarily bumped from flights.
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They would also raise the bar legally for proving a school mishandled a complaint, according to the Times.
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Pineda had just mishandled a comebacker, and by the time he threw to first, it was too late.
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Trumbo initially held up at third base, but Judge mishandled the ball as he tried to glove it.
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The server is currently in the hands of the FBI, which is investigating whether classified information was mishandled.
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More specifically, Simpson's defense team claimed that the DNA evidence was mishandled, and consequently got it thrown out.
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According to Oregon Live, Pitkin had made four written pleas for help that the medical staff allegedly mishandled.
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This employee was critical of this transition to work from home, saying it has been slow and mishandled.
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Another epidemic being mishandled; it's PTSD of a certain sort where you're like, we're really doing this again?
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But the Fairbairns contend their donation was mishandled, costing the charities they wanted to support millions of dollars.
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For some residents, it was another exasperating fumble by Wuhan officials who many believe have mishandled the epidemic.
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For some residents, it was another exasperating fumble by Wuhan officials, who many believe have mishandled the epidemic.
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Allegations included that Jackson had mishandled pain medications and had been drunk at times during presidential trips. 10.
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On Inauguration Day, the president inherited acute dangers and longer-range strategic challenges, ignored or mishandled for years.
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Clinton or her aides mishandled classified information that was in emails on a private server she was using.
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The NGO community serves as an important ballast for relationships, and if this is mishandled, it won't help.
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United has issued several evolving statements since Monday after receiving criticism that it had mishandled its initial response.
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But earlier this week, Gillibrand faced claims that she mishandled allegations of sexual harassment in her Senate office.
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Mr. Wang, one of the Kuomintang's more popular members, said Ms. Tsai's administration had mishandled relations with China.
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He argued the report showed Comey had mishandled both the Clinton email investigation and the Trump Russia investigation.
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Police say he had mishandled a grenade, but his cousin Asif Hussain told VICE News Shiraz was shot.
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That crisis seems to be getting worse, with new revelations of mishandled Top Secret emails as recently as Monday.
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Juul devices pack a lot into a small package, including a lithium-ion battery, which could explode if mishandled.
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Along those same lines, the company wants eBay to revitalize that marketplace, which it believes has been mishandled badly.
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Problem is, most of the scripts associated with video game adaptations are contrived, if not straight up ridiculously mishandled.
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The FTC fined Facebook $5 billion for that and a litany of other instances where it mishandled user data.
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And cases will carry temperature sensors so that customers can be sure they have not been mishandled in transportation.
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According to Reuters, the investigation stemmed from anonymous complaints, which alleged that Hornsey had mishandled employee allegations of discrimination.
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There are legitimate concerns those ballots were mishandled, given the testimony of ballots that were collected unfinished or unsealed.
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Clark Love, as I'll explain in more detail below, denies all allegations that it mishandled its onetime clients' cases.
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Mr Kenny, who had governed since 2011, was seen to have mishandled a scandal in the national police force.
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A run scored when reliever Pedro Baez mishandled DJ LeMahieu's sacrifice bunt, cutting the Dodgers' lead to 7-5.
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He also looked closer to home, saying Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras had "mishandled" the crisis from the beginning.
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Nunes stepped aside from the House probe of Russian interference after accusations that he may have mishandled classified information.
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The Dover mortuary came under extensive criticism and review in 2011 after it was found some remains were mishandled.
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And I'm definitely not voting for someone who mishandled classified information and used her political office for personal gain.
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While the FBI concluded that Clinton had mishandled classified material, her actions did not merit criminal charges, Comey said.
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Republicans charged that the report was an indictment of Comey and the showed how the Clinton investigation was mishandled.
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The details: The study examined four main criteria, including customer complaints, denied boardings, mishandled baggage, and on-time arrivals.
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The series of missteps left seasoned health experts scratching their heads about how the process has been so mishandled.
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The company's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, said on Wednesday that his company mishandled data and promised to do better.
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They worried about design flaws in the cars and felt their concerns were being overlooked or mishandled by managers.
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Let's rehash what this "scandal" actually was: It started from allegations that she mishandled the Benghazi attacks in 2012.
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The department will also start collecting data from smaller carriers and regional partners about oversold flights and mishandled baggage.
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THERE ARE LOADS OF CLIPS of Republicans saying Hillary Clinton should be denied classified information because she mishandled it.
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Despite Flynn's claims, the FBI's probe into Clinton is focused on whether she or her aides mishandled classified materials.
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Clinton's private server is currently in the hands of the FBI, which is investigating whether classified information was mishandled.
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She has already ordered the secretary of state to conduct an investigation into allegations that the supplies were mishandled.
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Elizabeth Esty announced she wouldn't be seeking re-election following accusations she mishandled an abuse claim in her office.
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He now says the company mishandled the controversy over his comments and should have defended him to the public.
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After Jordy Mercer was walked intentionally, Williams reached when second Brandon Drury mishandled his routine error and Freese scored.
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Now the report provides the first evidence from inside the attorney general's office showing how the case was mishandled.
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As Harris describes it, the "feckless" Obama administration mismanaged Syria nearly as badly as the Bush administration mishandled Iraq.
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This is not just about Facebook's comeuppance after user data was mishandled and used by political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
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On Tuesday, after Mr. Trump fired Mr. Comey, saying he had mishandled the Clinton investigation, the mood was black.
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DiNardo himself is also facing accusations that he mishandled a complaint against a Catholic priest in Texas in 2010.
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The school's president, Lou Anna Simon, resigned Wednesday amid pressure from state lawmakers, who say she mishandled the scandal.
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He exited his position at Fox News amid allegations he had mishandled reports of sexual harassment at the network.
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According to New York magazine reporter Gabriel Sherman, Fox News executives reportedly said Ailes mishandled Trump's objections to Kelly.
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The appeal alleges that Judge Agostini mishandled the earlier request for an injunction, which the AG filed last week.
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The ball was mishandled by New York's Ronald Torreyes and Betts scored the tying run as Pedroia advanced to third.
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Oliver North, the organization's now-ousted president, suggested that NRA's finances were being mishandled, putting its nonprofit status at risk.
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A sixth felony charge was dismissed in October after a New York police detective was found to have mishandled evidence.
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"I think that this breakup took on a life of it's own and we both grossly mishandled things," he said.
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"This injury is worlds away from the trivial harm of a mishandled zip code or credit card receipt," he wrote.
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Baylor has already settled several other lawsuits from women who said their reports of sexual assault were mishandled or ignored.
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There were already legitimate concerns those ballots were mishandled, given the testimony of ballots that were collected unfinished or unsealed.
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Pence's biggest moment in the national spotlight was in spearheading Indiana's ill-advised and spectacularly mishandled Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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She is unloved by bits of her party's base and subject to an investigation into whether she mishandled classified information.
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Then the Cambridge Analytica story broke, which revealed just how easily Facebook's massive collection of user data could be mishandled.
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Matt Davidson laced a single to right, and when Merrifield mishandled it, the runners advanced a base on the error.
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The best-case scenario, in terms of causing delays for SpaceX, would be that someone mishandled the ground systems equipment.
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In light of this, we request that your office begin an immediate investigation into whether classified information was mishandled here.
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Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress this week, to explain how Facebook mishandled user data during the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Before the storm hit, the state-owned power grid was "a little bit old, mishandled and weak," the governor said.
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In October, one of Weinstein's six felony charges was dismissed after an NYPD officer was found to have mishandled evidence.
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The Post story revealed that 147 FBI agents are involved in the bureau's investigation into whether classified information was mishandled.
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The federal investigators are looking into the security of the unorthodox email setup and whether any classified information was mishandled.
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In October one of Weinstein's six felony charges was dismissed after an NYPD officer was found to have mishandled evidence.
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In his letter, Wexner said this amount represented a "portion" of the sum he says Epstein mishandled, according to CNBC.
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An independent panel appointed by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon concluded that senior United Nations officials had mishandled the matter.
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Critics of the then-Democratic presidential candidate said her server was a cybersecurity risk and that she mishandled classified information.
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Gillespie doesn't have a new GOP wedge issue, having politically mishandled the Confederate Statue controversy after Northam provided an opening.
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Neil Abercrombie in a 211 primary, as an absentee governor who badly mishandled the false-alarm missile alert in January.
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Rizzo landed on second base when Toles mishandled a liner as the ball hit the heel pad of his glove.
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Critics say Wuerl mishandled and covered up part of the Pittsburg "child porn ring run by priests" in the city.
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Louis Peltola, 71, a lifelong Democrat, said he believed the coronavirus outbreak had been "pooh-poohed" and mishandled by Trump.
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He dealt with the F.B.I. investigation into whether Hillary Clinton mishandled classified information when she used a private email server.
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Louis Peltola, 71, a lifelong Democrat, said he believed the coronavirus outbreak had been "pooh-poohed" and mishandled by Trump.
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We cannot risk that there are other sexual assault cases that were mishandled and other predator physicians still practicing medicine.
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Then came revelations that the athletics department and university had mishandled numerous sexual assault allegations and convictions against football players.
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The decision to investigate the other deputies came after complaints by the victim's family that the investigation had been mishandled.
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He refused, until the House Ethics Committee opened its own inquiry into whether Mr. Nunes had himself mishandled classified information.
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The FBI did not recommend charges following the closure of the investigation, which focused on whether Clinton mishandled classified information.
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Federal officials are currently investigating the security of Clinton's bespoke email arrangement and whether classified information may have been mishandled.
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Then President Trump fired Mr. Comey on Tuesday, saying he had mishandled the Clinton investigation, and the mood darkened again.
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Law enforcement officials are exploring whether Clinton and her aides mishandled classified information through the use of her private server.
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Clinton, attacked Mr. Comey after he decided there was not sufficient evidence she had mishandled classified information to prosecute her.
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Headley, now the warden at Staton Correctional Facility, never indicated that guards or nurses had mishandled Smith, according to investigators.
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Flight cancellations, mishandled bags and bumped passenger rates reached the lowest levels in decades last year, according to the DOT.
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Second Lt. Gibram Cruz, whose mother had lived in the United States for 31 years, said her removal was mishandled.
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Mishandled cases The Washington Post reported in February 2017 -- prior to the rise of the #MeToo movement -- that Lt. Gen.
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In this context, that means New York is seeking refunds for donors whose money was mishandled by the Trump Foundation.
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There were about two accounts of mishandled bags for every 1,000 passengers in November, according to the Department of Transportation.
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Johnson returned and tried to score on a drive, but the Wolfpack regained possession when the Spartans mishandled the rebound.
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In 9043, the carriers had a mishandled baggage rate of 2904 per 211.3,22015 passengers, down from 3.13 per 1,000 in 2015.
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Meanwhile, Kemp fended off accusations that his office mishandled confidential voter data and that he personally defaulted on a $220,21 loan.
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His frustrations with his commerce secretary started before the high court decision, believing the issue has been mishandled from the start.
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The move comes on the heels of recent revelations that Facebook had mishandled the user data of over 50 million people.
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He also alleged that police had mishandled the investigation from the start, and he hammered at apparent gaps in the evidence.
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While Comey might have mishandled the probe, he didn't do so because of politically motivated animus toward one side or another.
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First and foremost is the series' long, troubling development process, which CBS seems to have completely mishandled from start to finish.
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Niels Paarup-Petersen, the leader of the liberal Centre Party in Malmo, says that Sweden mishandled the refugee crisis of 2015.
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All four executives are named on a shareholder lawsuit that alleges senior execs mishandled claims of sexual misconduct at the company.
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An off-duty St. Louis police officer was shot and killed early Thursday when a colleague "mishandled" a gun, PEOPLE confirms.
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Why it matters: While Facebook itself wasn't directly to blame, this is yet another example of its customers' data being mishandled.
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And that has to do with the fact that these do really present a fire risk if a battery is mishandled.
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After a mistake by Justin Falk, who mishandled a bouncing puck, Aho grabbed the puck and raced toward the Buffalo net.
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Authorities are investigating how a 2003 case against Matthews was mishandled after Detroit police arrested him for allegedly strangling a woman.
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And on Wednesday, exactly six months later, Google workers will protest how the company mishandled that collective action by sitting in.
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Making it worse is that the Democrats so mishandled and neglected elections outside of California that they have no farm team.
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The Trump administration's justification for Comey's firing -- that he mishandled the Hillary Clinton email scandal -- is a transparently disingenuous fig leaf.
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Every year, farmers, treasure hunters, hikers, or curious children are killed or maimed because a mishandled or misidentified shell goes off.
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The FBI and a pair of federal inspectors general are investigating whether she or her top aides intentionally mishandled classified information.
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There's no question that Trump ran on the idea that past presidents had mishandled dealings -- especially regarding trade -- with other countries.
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One source said the move would be supported by disgruntled FBI agents who thought Comey mishandled the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Migration of federal IT systems to cloud services could be a boon if done right, or an expensive boondoggle if mishandled.
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Clinton's exclusive use of a private email server prompted an F.B.I. investigation into whether she or her aides mishandled classified information.
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The Giants fell behind by 14-0 in the first half, the first touchdown coming after Dwayne Harris mishandled a punt.
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The poll found that 2628 percent of voters believe Kelly mishandled the controversy, against 28503 percent who said he acted appropriately.
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The president's initial stated reasoning for firing the F.B.I. director was that he believed Mr. Comey had mishandled the Clinton investigation.
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Information is not reported or is mishandled; legal ambiguities can make it difficult to know whether events are, in fact, prohibiting.
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Many activists have argued that the officers mishandled the routine call, over damage to a vehicle, and unnecessarily escalated the incident.
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Last year I tried a couple of programs that would have cost less than TurboTax, but found they mishandled some deductions.
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"When airlines started charging for checked baggage, that more than likely had an effect on the mishandled rate," Mr. Dummond said.
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"If an airport had a lot of mishandled bags and passengers see that, that reputation will precede that airport," he said.
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The Georgia Bureau of Investigation later released a report, finding DDS employees mishandled driver's license applications and failed to follow protocol.
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"What has happened to me, how the situation has been mishandled -- it mustn't happen to any other woman," she told Amanpour.
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The FBI is currently investigating Clinton's use of a private server and email address, to determine if classified information was mishandled.
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The FBI director ultimately revealed the emails turned up no new evidence that Clinton mishandled classified information at the State Department.
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Private right of action Individuals should have the ability to get relief in court when their personal information has been mishandled.
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Rice, who served in the Obama administration, has become a target for GOP lawmakers who say she mishandled classified intelligence documents.
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Usually, unnatural deaths reported over the holiday come about through mishandled fireworks, driving accidents or boisterous drinking spinning out of control.
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Mr. Christie was similarly wary about Jeff Sessions serving as attorney general, suggesting he mishandled his recusal from the Russia inquiry.
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There were already legitimate concerns that those ballots were mishandled, given the testimony of ballots that were collected unfinished or unsealed.
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She used an email server to hide her communications and the FBI had to investigate whether classified information had been mishandled.
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Trump's choice for national security advisor mishandled classified information Trump's choice for national security advisor mishandled classified information President-elect Donald Trump spent a lot of time on the campaign trail lambasting Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information — criticism that was loudly echoed by his pick for national security advisor, retired Army lieutenant general Michael Flynn.
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Diaz covered the bag and recorded the out, but Profar scored all the way from second when the pitcher mishandled the ball.
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The API vulnerability has been patched, but there is no telling what other mishandled features will crop up in this powerful tool.
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That same year, Depp sued his former business managers, Joel and Robert Mandel, claiming they mishandled his money and cost him millions.
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"We badly mishandled our communications with them," Monika Bickert, head of Global Policy Management at Facebook, said at the House Judiciary Committee.
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Additionally, in the past five years, there have been over 60 publicly reported incidents of mishandled guns at schools, according to Giffords.
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My family's hopes of eventually becoming US citizens were dashed in 2006 when we discovered that our immigration attorney mishandled our case.
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Another 50-odd people sued the school Monday over accusations that officials mishandled allegations of sexual misconduct against a former campus gynecologist.
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He badly mishandled the aftermath of a police killing in 2014 in which a young man, Laquan MacDonald, was shot 16 times.
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Last year, GoPro mishandled the release of its HERO Session camera, which was billed as its smallest, lightest and most convenient product.
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The family&aposs lawsuit claimed the county mishandled a missing-person call and provided false assurances that police would search for Mita.
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Remember, mishandled national secrets, top secrets, special access program, confidential information, all top secret while she was serving as secretary of state.
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Comey said the FBI will review the case of the alleged New York bomber Ahmad Rahami to see if anything was mishandled.
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Despite her intentions to improve things Ms Hodges seems to have mishandled conflicts between the black population and cops at crucial moments.
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Despite President Trump's clear attempt to obstruct justice, Republicans are angry at McCabe because they believe he mishandled the Clinton email investigation.
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But Republicans, who say the FBI mishandled its probe, immediately seized on the revelations as evidence of wrongdoing of the State Department.
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Although many Netflix fans are convinced Avery's justice was twice mishandled, his chances of reentering civilian life this time around remain uncertain.
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The blazing fires of revolution can easily be watered down to embers and lost lives can go unfound when history is mishandled.
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Zwicharowski helped reveal that the Dover mortuary had mishandled the remains of some fallen military service members returning from Afghanistan and Iraq.
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White put Ottawa on the board when Mrazek mishandled the puck from behind the net and it ended up on White's stick.
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By comparison, Virgin America had the worst on-time arrival rate last year, and Express Jet mishandled the highest percentage of bags.
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"After reviewing the findings, one can reach no other conclusion than the FBI sorely mishandled the investigation into Secretary Hillary Clinton," Rep.
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Mark Warner predicted Sunday that observers will eventually believe President Donald Trump mishandled the standoff that has created the ongoing government shutdown.
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The bureau is exploring the possibility that classified information was mishandled, and some of Clinton's critics have hoped for a criminal indictment.
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The panel's Republicans forced McCabe to answer questions about internal emails they believe showed Comey mishandled the investigation, according to multiple sources.
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He estimated that there are about 50 complete sets of 10 prints left in existence that haven't been mishandled, lost or destroyed.
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The mishandled hearings put Thomas on the Supreme Court, and Thomas has gone on to be the most influential justice currently sitting.
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Biden has a powerful message about restoring decency and competency to the Oval Office -- and about how Trump mishandled the current crisis.
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Yet the school suspended him three games this season, concluding he mishandled the issue of an assistant coach accused of domestic abuse.
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Mr. Strzok was also a key member of the F.B.I. team that investigated whether Hillary Clinton and her aides mishandled classified information.
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Meanwhile, some workers at its Staten Island facility protested just after noon amid allegations the company has mishandled its response to coronavirus.
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Separately, Vatican prosecutors are investigating whether top officials at the Sistine Chapel Choir, which says it is the world's oldest, mishandled funds.
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Some analysts have told CNBC that if leaders mishandled these negotiations, this could also boost anti-EU sentiment in various European states.
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The rate of mishandled bags worldwide was 5.73 per thousand in 2016, the lowest ever recorded, according to the technology company SITA.
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Commissioner Dermot F. Shea, when he was chief of detectives last year, denied the rape investigation involving Mr. Lockett had been mishandled.
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This sort of behavior is nothing new for the Chinese government: It mishandled the 2003 SARS epidemic in much the same way.
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Mishandled edge cases seem to have been a factor in at least some of the deaths caused by autonomous cars to date.
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Tribune terminated its deal with Sinclair in August 2018 and filed a lawsuit arguing Sinclair mishandled efforts to get the transaction approved.
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In addition to the Judicial Watch lawsuits, the FBI is also investigating Clinton's setup and the possibility that classified information was mishandled.
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However, if the animal milk was mishandled, the babies also could have been victim to pathogens, infection, contamination, bacteria and even malnutrition.
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Two women are suing Frontier Airlines, alleging in a lawsuit that the company mishandled their sexual assault complaints in two separate incidents.
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The North Korea crisis that dominated this trip is a prime example of one that, if mishandled, could easily veer into war.
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Mr. Zuckerberg appeared in Washington two months ago after a swell of outrage over whether the company had mishandled its users' data.
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Prosecutors were found to have misplaced or mishandled evidence, and forensic tests that ought to have been done early on were delayed.
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Donald Trump says he is firing James Comey because of the way Comey mishandled the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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The data walked out the door the way it was supposed to — it was just mishandled by the people who collected it.
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We&aposre still waiting for that inspector general&aposs report on how the FBI and DOJ completely mishandled the Clinton&aposs server investigation.
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He mishandled the investigation, violated FBI policy and process, severely damaged the credibility of the investigation and the credibility of the FBI itself.
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"We request that your office begin an immediate investigation into whether classified information was mishandled here," the letter to the Inspector General read.
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He says he was treated more harshly than others in higher positions who&aposve mishandled classified information, including Hillary Clinton and retired Gen.
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Ethan remains in Mexico, where his attorneys claim they'll fight his extradition to the United States if they feel his detention was mishandled.
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But that doesn't mean it won't serve a similar if smaller function on the extreme far-right if mishandled by the federal authorities.
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A blockchain ledger is inherently less fallible than a paper ballot, which can be mishandled or tampered with, argues Voatz cofounder Nimit Sawhney.
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To me, it immediately conjures up an implication that it was the woman's fault, like she somehow 'mishandled the carrying of this baby.
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Without a private right of action, consumers have little practical ability to seek relief in cases where their data was mishandled or misused.
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Though some stories do make it into the press, it's typically because the college's administration badly mishandled the investigation into the assault investigation.
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The company's stock took a massive hit last week following several reports that the company had mishandled the private data of its users.
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No. Although Toby completely mishandled Kate's post-miscarriage mindset, he was right about her not being emotionally up to a performance just yet.
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Many worry that the government has mishandled the issue by drawing it out, allowing divisions within its ranks to overshadow pressing economic reforms.
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According to today's filing it was the local Health Department in San Bernardino (again, the technical "owner" of the phone) that mishandled it.
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Conway reacts to FBI news today: "I immediately thought he's mishandled the investigation from the beginning and this proves it yet again." pic.twitter.
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These celebrities and business people lost their money for a number of reasons: mishandled finances, poor investments, financial fraud, or just bad luck.
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Avenatti, in a response to an email requesting comment from CNBC, wrote: No monies relating to Ms. Daniels were ever misappropriated or mishandled.
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In others, women said the flight crew mishandled the complaint by "joking" about it, not reseating them, or not confronting the alleged offender.
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Indiana had two kicks blocked, missed another field goal, botched an extra-point attempt and mishandled the opening kickoff of the second half.
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The social network will pay a $5 billion fine and form a privacy oversight panel to settle allegations that it mishandled user data.
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The Justice Department cleared Clinton of allegations she mishandled classified information but still criticized her use of the private server for public business.
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He was removed as President of Baylor in May, after an independent report found administrators had mishandled sexual abuse cases involving football players.
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The number of cancelled flights, mishandled bags and bumped passengers fell to historic lows last year, the Department of Transportation (DOT) announced Tuesday.
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Cambridge Analytica said Monday it "strongly denies" the reports that it mishandled the data, and said it deleted the information it had accumulated.
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Officials have indicated that the bureau is not targeting Clinton specifically, however, but is investigating whether any information on her account was mishandled.
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New allegations that he may have mishandled the medical information of second lady Karen Pence have since been reported by CNN's Manu Raju.
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Rosenstein also released a memorandum purporting to justify the firing on the ground that Comey had mishandled the investigation of Clinton's e-mails.
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History may record this as "Rama-era", an era of opacity, as Mr. Rama presided over slower economic growth, and mishandled vital reforms.
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The White House acknowledged on Thursday that it mishandled a burgeoning controversy over a senior official who has been accused of domestic abuse.
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But recently, two people with direct knowledge disclosed the alleged transgression: Rathburn mishandled the donor ashes, a cardinal sin in the funeral industry.
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Additionally, the FBI is believed to be winding down its investigation connected to Clinton's server and the possibility that classified information was mishandled.
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The FBI is conducting an ongoing investigation related to the arrangement and whether or not Clinton or her senior aides mishandled classified information.
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Officials could determine whether classified information was mishandled by Clinton moving all of her messages through a private server and personal email address.
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Because mishandled food allergies can prove harmful and even fatal, chefs absolutely want guests to clearly communicate those matters when scheduling their reservations.
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For years, Pell, 76, has faced allegations that he mishandled cases of clergy abuse when he was archbishop of Melbourne and, later, Sydney.
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These were strange days for Microsoft; the excellent but criminally mishandled Zune was at the zenith of its popularity (such as it was).
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Pelly also dives into the way that the initial allegation was mishandled by Sheridan Allen, the founder of mental health resource Punk Talks.
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Months earlier, the company brokered a draft agreement with the FTC to settle charges dating back to 2014 that it mishandled customers' data.
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He mishandled some calculations, resulting in occasions where players or enemies swung and missed despite being close enough for the hit to connect.
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The number of mishandled bags fell to 5.6 bags per thousand passengers last year from 20163 in 2007, according to a SITA report.
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Critics said Mr. Nadler mishandled the hearing and did little to change the opinions of his colleagues, or the public, on the issue.
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"Its bigger problem is a timely subplot about virulent racism among white Americans that comes off as a mishandled afterthought," Hollywood Reporter said.
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Xi's government also mishandled a swine fever outbreak that began in 2018 and has now killed almost one-quarter of the world's pigs.
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Italy's prime minister on Monday admitted that the hospital had mishandled the case, but rowed back his comments the next day, CNN reported.
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Both reached base, the second when Headley mishandled a Merrifield grounder and then threw wildly, the double error putting runners at the corners.
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But that was just the latest in a long series of red flags that warned of how the NYPD has mishandled the division.
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Investigators have "completed their review, finding no evidence" that funds were mishandled, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) spokesman Tommy Crosby told CNN.
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The federal investigation into Clinton's server and the possibility that related classified information may have been mishandled have dogged her White House run.
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The detainees were responding in part to rumors that guards had mishandled a Quran while searching cells for contraband, according to detainees' lawyers.
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The article implied that the university intentionally overlooked or mishandled research misconduct allegations against Dr. Croce because he is a source of revenue.
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"I remain deeply disappointed by the way Senate Democrats have so grossly mishandled these accusations thus far," Hatch said in a statement Monday.
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There is growing frustration among Trump's aides and allies in and out of the White House that Kelly badly mishandled the abuse claims.
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Without a private right of action, consumers have little practical ability to seek relief in cases where their data was mishandled or misused.
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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that the police initially called the shooting "accidental" and later said the officer had "mishandled" the weapon.
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According to the Transportation Department, airlines collected $3.8 billion in checked baggage fees in 2015, despite nearly 2 million complaints of mishandled bags.
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The university has since settled several lawsuits from women who said their allegations of sexual assault by football players were mishandled or ignored.
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It can still break if it's seriously mishandled; instead, think of it as having a little extra insurance in case of an accident.
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"Even though I'd gotten out of that record deal, I was still feeling the effects of how things were mishandled," she told W Magazine.
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On Sunday, he mishandled a punt return just as it seemed like the Cardinals might actually be able to get back into the game.
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The department is also the subject of a new lawsuit brought by two women who say the NYPD mishandled their reports of sexual assault.
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The Fed said that in 2015, CitiFinancial, a bank subsidiary, mishandled customer files as it was preparing to wind down its mortgage servicing business.
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He said Kerner told him he had wanted to go target shooting, but had mishandled the weapon and accidentally discharged it in the garage.
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Sullivan now acknowledges that Uber mishandled the situation, telling Reuters that the company did not adequately explain why such location tracking would benefit users.
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Schnatter also defended what he said about NFL players, calling his remarks "in no way racist," though he said the company mishandled the situation.
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When she reported the incident, she claims, a Spelman dean told her she should "give them a pass" and the school mishandled the report.
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Conservationists are worried that a 24.6-foot reticulated python caught by construction workers in Malaysia may have been mishandled, resulting in the reptile's death.
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Some Republicans felt Trump erred by not taking full political advantage of FBI Director James Comey's statement on Tuesday that Clinton mishandled classified emails.
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Under the care of tour operators, these animals, which include sloths, toucans, anteaters and more, are neglected, mishandled, abused and kept in horrible conditions.
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The investigation has since expanded to include her use of a private email server while secretary of state and whether classified information was mishandled.
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A New York Times report published Wednesday is full of bombshells about how Facebook has handled (and mishandled) its last two years of turmoil.
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Mr. Priebus told Mr. Comey that he believed the Clinton campaign had mishandled the investigation and pressed him for an explanation of why Mrs.
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From Gerry Mason Watching the way some politicians and the media have mishandled the Russia/Trump election innuendos has been disappointing, disheartening and disgusting.
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Texas Ranger Division probing allegations of mishandled sexual assault cases Baylor University has been mired in a years-long scandal over sexual assault cases.
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After Syed's 2000 conviction for murder in the death of Hae Min Lee, Chaudry suspected that Syed's lawyer, Cristina Gutierrez, had mishandled the case.
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Gachassin maintained that Ysern had mishandled the replacement of the French Davis Cup captain Arnaud Clement by Yannick Noah, and too often acted unilaterally.
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Jackson withdrew his nomination amid allegations, which he denied, that he created a hostile work environment, mishandled prescription drugs and drank on the job.
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But the reality is that there were serious questions about whether prosecutors would have been able to prove that Clinton intentionally mishandled classified information.
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When I met Mark Mallory, a former lieutenant at the office, he handed me paperwork from four incidents that he believed Finch had mishandled.
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The FBI and government inspectors general are conducting separate investigations related to the server, and the prospect that classified information might have been mishandled.
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In addition to the open records lawsuits, Clinton's server is also in the crosshairs of an FBI investigation examining whether classified information was mishandled.
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By contrast, everyone pointed to how the Trump campaign had mishandled that Melania plagiarism flap last week in Cleveland (or was that last year?).
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The measure would grant European citizens a key Privacy Act right: the ability to sue in U.S. courts if their personal data is mishandled.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency determined that a Brazilian laboratory had mishandled Solberg's urine samples, a big reason the lab was suspended in 22015.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been looking into whether classified material was mishandled during Clinton's tenure at the State Department from 2009-2013.
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The investigation did not show she mishandled classified information, but the Justice Department said they were still taking the matter "extremely seriously," reports CNN.
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The federal investigation into Clinton's server, and the possibility that classified information may have been mishandled, has magnified criticism about the bespoke email setup.
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But Mr. Kraft and many of the other men are unwilling to admit guilt because they believe the police mishandled aspects of the case.
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It was solidly ranked fourth out of eight airlines according to that data, with low rates of mishandled baggage and fairly consistent arrival times.
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The Star also revealed that the governing body for the Olympics gymnastics team mishandled abuse claims from many other gymnasts, extending well beyond Nassar.
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"Killing this African-American man whose case appears to have been strongly mishandled by the courts could produce an irreversible injustice," King wrote Tuesday.
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Some counterterrorism experts were also asking whether Friday's explosion was another instance in which the police overseas had mishandled tips about a possible attack.
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In June 219, Takata admitted that a Mexican subsidiary had mishandled the manufacture of explosive propellants and improperly stored chemicals used in the airbags.
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The first woman to sue Baylor University over allegations that the university ignored or mishandled rape allegations has settled her case, her lawyer said.
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That rush came after Oilers defenseman Justin Schultz mishandled a pass in the neutral zone, and the Senators then dashed back the other way.
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The CDC has issued warnings related to cruise ships and norovirus, and both the Diamond Princess and Westerdam cases appear mishandled to outside observers.
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"We see a ton of opportunity around enabling folks to build location, but we also see that the space has been mishandled," said Patrick.
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What is potentially profoundly more damaging for Clinton is the looming FBI investigation, exploring the possibility that she or her aides mishandled classified information.
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The claims could provide evidence that Comey mishandled the Clinton investigation, which was the Trump administration's initial explanation for why the president fired him.
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Trump has argued that Gallagher's case was mishandled by the Navy and said that he is defending America's warfighters from unfair and unfounded prosecution.
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"The administration mishandled family separation, but Congress is also to blame," said Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and chairman of the committee.
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Another former Facebook employee said that they know of three cases where people were fired because they mishandled data, one of which included stalking.
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The official reason for FBI Director Jim Comey's dismissal is that he mishandled the Hillary Clinton email investigation, something many Democrats surely agree with.
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And that's what I don't get, and I think that there's a mishandled ... I mean, they should have had Zuckerberg testify a year ago.
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As we previously reported, Fowler had referenced in her essay a series of managers who had mishandled her complaints about sexism and sexual harassment.
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She had promised as much to her suburban voters, after the 76-year-old had mishandled cases of sexual harassment among his most senior staff.
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I sounded the alarm about SoundCloud's mishandled headcount cuts, misguided direction and morale problems, so it feels important to lend some suggestions alongside the criticism.
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A Reuters investigation published this month revealed that the issue, which has been on Facebook's radar since at least 2013, is still very much mishandled.
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While the FBI is conducting an investigation into whether Clinton criminally mishandled classified information, it is ultimately not up to the FBI to file charges.
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That stance led to mushrooming numbers of complaints about mishandled cases and helped spur a national effort to investigate assaults, support victims, and punish perpetrators.
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People who look like us have it five times more likely to experience being mishandled at the hands of law enforcement than any other race.
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The interview's purpose was to delve into whether Clinton mishandled classified information submitted on her private email system while she served as secretary of state.
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But he also said there was no evidence anyone willfully or intentionally mishandled classified information and that "no reasonable prosecutor" would pursue such a case.
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Critics say the government has mishandled a series of crises from police abuses to an investigation into the killing of an Italian student in Cairo.
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Fortune: We were told by promoters that money and hospitality were being mishandled, and that we weren't getting what we were supposed to be getting.
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Bayley, for her part, has been woefully mishandled, transforming from a female corollary to John Cena into a hapless goof swallowed by 50-50 booking.
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Malaysia has been rocked by a scandal involving the troubled 1MDB state fund that is under Najib's purview, which mishandled hundreds of millions of dollars.
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United Airlines achieved its best on-time performance in 2900, while reporting the lowest number of cancellations, delay minutes and mishandled bags in company history.
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Larry Hogan: I thought the entire thing was mishandled from the beginning, but the most recent iteration of this declaration of emergency is a mistake.
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A recent government report showed that in the last year, there were 10,000 incidents where classified or "protected" documents had been mishandled or stored improperly.
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First baseman Derek Dietrich, switched from left field two days ago after Justin Bour was traded, mishandled an accurate throw by third baseman Martin Prado.
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Two more deputies "are being investigated over whether they mishandled warnings about Cruz in the months before the shooting," the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports.
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When WNYC's Serial podcast became a massive hit, the details of the case (which many believe was greatly mishandled in 1999) came under new scrutiny.
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Her server is now the subject of an F.B.I. investigation, which is likely to conclude in the next month, about whether classified information was mishandled.
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During the 2012 general election, "the public gave up on [the Democratic Party] because they betrayed their 2009 campaign promises and mishandled crises," he explained.
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She noted "the exceptional nature of my client," and her concern that Trump's interests could be damaged if the review of Cohen's files is mishandled.
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However, under Rama, property rights, ownership, financial support and restructuring of the agricultural sector were mishandled, Professor Magdalena Bergasi of European University of Tirana writes.
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Agents could open a new inquiry if they find evidence that the earlier investigation had been impeded or that classified materials had been intentionally mishandled.
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Last year, it mishandled about 276,000 of the 120 million passenger bags it transported, according to statistics that it reported to the Department of Transportation.
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The university said there have been no reports that the data have been mishandled and that it had expanded computer encryption software across its network.
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The firm determined that the university had mishandled rape allegations for years and that the football program operated as it if were above the rules.
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Weinstein had faced a sixth felony charge, but it was dismissed in October after a New York police detective was found to have mishandled evidence.
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According to reports, the FBI and federal prosecutors have found little evidence of mishandled government documents that would warrant pushing ahead with a criminal case.
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In 2015, an Uber driver in India was convicted of raping a woman who also sued Uber, alleging that the company mishandled her medical records.
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"They mishandled it from the minute that she was presented with evidence that she isn't Native American," said Scott Ferson, a Democratic strategist in Boston.
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The criminal cases followed reports last year in The Indianapolis Star about how U.S.A. Gymnastics had mishandled complaints about sexual misconduct involving him and coaches.
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Yang said the move from Vance's office is "a good start" but "doesn't erase how they grossly mishandled all the initial cases," including her own.
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Clinton's campaign policy director, has faced questions over whether he mishandled classified information in the course of his round-the-clock email traffic with Mrs.
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A 2013 review of more than 800 rape cases processed by the medical examiner's office found that DNA evidence was mishandled in dozens of cases.
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This time, the company acknowledges that it mishandled sensitive passwords for hundreds of millions of its users, primarily those who use its Facebook Lite product.
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Dr. Li's death provoked anger and frustration at how the Chinese government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and silencing whistle-blowers. Feb.
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Nearly half of Delta's mishandled bags are delivered by travellers who use Roadie's app to see if suitcases need dropping off along their drive home.
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"The investigation has established beyond a reasonable doubt that Vidaud missed a critical incident that was mishandled by the call taker and dispatcher," it said.
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That went bad when the snap was mishandled by holder Brian Lewerke, who threw an interception while scrambling to make something out of the play.
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The following month, two executives also left the company amid allegations they either mishandled claims of discrimination or made insensitive comments to women and minorities.
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" He said that such stories were proof that Obama administration officials had "misused, mishandled and potentially did some very, very bad things with classified information.
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"When works have been mishandled and you put them in an auction, you take your chances," said Steven Platzman, an art adviser in San Francisco.
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Typically, victims' complaints about mishandled Title IX cases have gone to the Office for Civil Rights, while complaints from accused men land in civil court.
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He pointed to accusations in an Associated Press report last week that Cardinal DiNardo had mishandled sexual and financial misconduct allegations against his deputy, Msgr.
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The family hired a private investigator in late December and conducted an independent autopsy after complaining that police mishandled the case in its early days.
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Trump, meanwhile, accused Democrats of blocking the bill from moving forward over aid to Puerto Rico and argued publicly that the territory had mishandled relief funds.
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The move comes after FedEx mishandled a couple of deliveries for Huawei, and failed to deliver a Huawei smartphone shipped from Britain to the United States.
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Schumer presented a long list of complaints about how he thinks Republicans have mishandled the confirmation process of some of the more controversial of Trump's picks.
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Dr. Li's death provoked anger and frustration at how the Chinese government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and by silencing whistle-blowers. Feb.
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Like Susan Ingram, many say their claims were mishandled or ignored by employees and owners of individual Massage Envy spas, and by the national company itself.
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The investigation established that the four officers involved — three Aviation Security officers from Chicago's Department of Aviation and one Aviation Security sergeant — had "mishandled" Dao's removal.
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After leaving hockey in 2008, Purinton and other players sued the league, saying they mishandled concussion treatments and concealed the long-term effects of brain injuries.
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Some critics insist Daenerys doesn't have the capacity for such monumental evil and the twist is an example of female characters being mishandled on the series.
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The White House physician had faced a torrent of accusations from colleagues, who said he drank heavily, mishandled prescription drugs and created a hostile work environment.
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Penn Dining's director of business and hospitality services told the DP that the decision came in light of "mishandled" Black History Month celebrations at other schools.
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Republicans have seized on the deals to question whether the FBI's investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of State was mishandled.
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The FBI's investigation centered on whether classified information had been mishandled, and it remains to be seen whether the emails did, in fact, contain classified information.
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Wells Fargo's last CEO may have mishandled the cross-selling scandal, but investors did well otherwise during his tenure, the company's chairman, Stephen Sanger, told CNBC.
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Those categories — on-time arrivals, percentage of bags mishandled, the number of passengers bumped from flights and complaints filed with the DOT — are reported every month.
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It was the only airline with less than one mishandled bag per 73,27 passengers in 22014; less than half that of the second-place airline, JetBlue.
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The Trump administration's initial case for firing Comey—that he had badly mishandled the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails—fell apart in less than twelve hours.
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"It was just mishandled all around," said Andrew Shade, the founder and editorial director of BroadwayBlack, a website that champions black performers and creators in theater.
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Ohio State University football coach Urban Meyer has been suspended for three games after an investigation found he mishandled domestic violence accusations against an assistant coach.
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Nunes is the chairman of House Intel and in charge of the probe, but had stepped aside over concerns that he may have mishandled classified information.
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The FBI has been reviewing Clinton's unorthodox email arrangement for months, with an eye toward whether Clinton or one of her top aides mishandled classified information.
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The New York Times' botched and mishandled reporting on new sexual assault allegations against Justice Brett Kavanaugh is still fueling calls to investigate and impeach Kavanaugh.
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The New York Times' botched and mishandled reporting on new sexual assault allegations against Justice Brett Kavanaugh is still fueling calls to impeach and investigate Kavanaugh.
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The judge had already found that Sheriff Arpaio and his deputies had mishandled and manipulated such investigations, in part to obscure wrongdoing or neglect by deputies.
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While they were sitting in the living room, one of the officers "mishandled a firearm" and shot Alix in the chest, Woodling said in an email.
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The Title IX coordinator for Baylor has resigned over a disagreement in her role overseeing changes at the university after claims it mishandled sexual assault cases.
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But the most legally consequential issue has been the question of whether classified information, which is supposed to only be discussed on secure systems, was mishandled.
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Damond's father, John Ruszczyk, last week in Sydney said he was concerned the investigation into her death may have been mishandled after prosecutor Freeman criticized investigators.
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Those worries were underscored in a blunt warning, made public on Sunday, from Japan, which said its companies might move some operations if Brexit was mishandled.
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The review will focus on whether there is evidence in the emails that Ms. Abedin mishandled classified information or impeded the F.B.I.'s original email investigation.
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But Mr. Kraft and many of the other men are unwilling to admit guilt because they believe that the police have mishandled aspects of the case.
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John Clark, a lawyer representing the Wagners, said in a statement that his clients had cooperated with the authorities and that the investigation had been mishandled.
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The military case began when a woman told the authorities that Mr. Martin had mishandled classified information, according to past and present lawyers for Mr. Martin.
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Some comrades have said that the internet is the 'biggest variable' confronting us, and if it's mishandled it will become a 'peril weighing on our minds.
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The annual Airline Quality Rating report, published by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, ranks airline performance on data including on-time arrivals, mishandled baggage and denied boarding.
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The protest movement has "heightened concerns" in Taiwan about how Beijing mishandled "promises to respect Hong Kong's political and economic freedoms," said Kurlantzick in his report.
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The win is a blow to a band of writers who were running against current leadership and have argued that the agency dispute has been mishandled.
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Women working at several Comcast offices have described experiencing sexual harassment from their co-workers that often was ignored or mishandled by the company, reports Jezebel.
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De Aza went to third when Tomas mishandled the ball in right and scored an unearned run on a Reyes single for a 7-1 lead.
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The Vatican on Wednesday announced the resignation of Buffalo, New York, Bishop Richard Malone following allegations that he mishandled sexual abuse claims, the Washington Post reports.
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Given all of the allegations that the case was mishandled, Jensen was brought in to help "review the whole thing, soup to nuts," the person said.
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United, which ranked next to last overall, had poor rankings in two-hour tarmac delays, mishandled baggage and canceled flights but did better in involuntary bumps.
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JetBlue (sixth overall) also had poor standings when it came to lost or mishandled luggage but performed better with number of canceled flights and involuntary bumps.
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Airlines have also introduced new technology and systems to improve bag tracking, which has helped reduce the number of mishandled bags by 50 percent since 2007.
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And let's be clear: The reason this assault failed wasn't that Donald Trump did a poor selling job, or that Mitch McConnell mishandled the legislative strategy.
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She violated the Espionage Act, mishandled classified, top-secret, special access programming information and destroyed such two separate felonies then rigged an investigation, clearly into Donald Trump.
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Server, literally having top secret classified special access program information on an -- mishandled it, destroyed it, covered it up, obstructed after subpoena deletions and all of that.
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Two weeks after his company attempted to impose a policy targeted at curbing "hate content and hateful conduct," Spotify's CEO admitted the company mishandled its roll out.
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"It can also increase the risk that sensitive government information could be mishandled or hacked, revealing government secrets and risking harm to diplomatic relations and secret operations."
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But for years, it misled and overcharged desperate student loan borrowers, mishandled accounts, and sometimes lied on federal documents, according to four of the company's former employees.
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But the channel was also plagued by chronic mismanagement from the start; a lack of professionalism at the top led to embarrassing lawsuits and badly mishandled layoffs.
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To be clear, EA has undoubtedly mishandled the way that it designed some of these systems, or at the very least the way that it's communicated them.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised on Wednesday to "get this right" after Facebook was fined a record $5 billion to settle claims that it mishandled users' personal information.
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My religious community applauded me for standing against Nassar and his enablers while, in the same breath, condemned me for speaking against religious institutions that mishandled abuse.
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There are many reasons why innovators and entrepreneurs may lose everything they worked so hard for — personality clashes, mishandled finances, poor decision-making or just bad luck.
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The investigation into the Trump campaign and administration aides is too important to be mishandled due to Mitch McConnell's refusal so far to acknowledge his unethical situation.
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The most recent Airline Quality Rating report, which tracks on-time performance, rate of involuntary denied boardings, rate of mishandled bags and the rate of customer complaints.
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In the docs, Stan's attorneys claimed Morgan mishandled more than $5 million of Stan's money and he had suffered severe physical and emotional injuries because of Morgan.
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The Bulldogs (10-18 1-14 SEC) mishandled the ball and guard Tyree Crump had to rush a 3-point try that missed in the closing seconds.
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According to an exposé by The Hollywood Reporter, one of the show's stars is leaving amid claims her contract was breached due to two mishandled sex scenes.
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The United States would be wise to prepare for substantial unrest and potential regime collapse, which, if mishandled, could exacerbate instability in an already chaotic Middle East.
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It's official: Facebook was hit with a $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission as part of a settlement over claims the company mishandled user data.
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Conservatives -- and Trump -- have continued to beat the drum that deposed FBI Director James Comey and the broader FBI badly mishandled the investigation into Clinton's email server.
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According to her account, Jackie was raped at a party hosted by Phi Kappa Psi and the case was mishandled when she reported it to the university.
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Mark Teixeira followed with a single to right, and Brian McCann loaded the bases when Ryan Goins mishandled a ground ball that was charitably scored a hit.
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"The American people have been left vulnerable — the private information we share online has been stolen, abused, used for profit, and it's been grossly mishandled," Eshoo added.
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"The American people have been left vulnerable -- the private information we share online has been stolen, abused, used for profit, and it's been grossly mishandled," Eshoo added.
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It's his first public appearance in front of lawmakers since April 2018, when he defended Facebook after a series of events where the company mishandled user data.
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She struck back, giving The Philadelphia Daily News grand jury documents that left the impression Mr. Fina had mishandled a 2009 inquiry into grants given another politician.
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But the government has consistently mishandled those relations, rejecting offers of assistance from Malaysia and New Zealand, while its attempts to resettle refugees in Cambodia have failed.
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Sources also claim that Oakland Police Chief Sean Whent—who recently resigned for "personal reasons"—had mishandled the situation and potentially known about the allegations for months.
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The skin might not have been appropriately disinfected before the shot, or the needle or vaccine could have been mishandled, said Schaffner, who did not treat Ferrigno.
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Individuals who believe a company has mishandled their data must exhaust three separate mechanisms as a means of redress before they have access to the arbitration panel.
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The FBI currently has possession of the server Clinton used to run her personal email setup as part of an investigation into whether classified information was mishandled.
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Both absences are related to an investigation that ultimately found Meyer had mishandled the case of a former assistant coach accused of domestic violence and other misconduct.
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And Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, who is running for president, is under scrutiny after revelations that her office may have mishandled a sexual harassment complaint.
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He was forced out of that post in 2016 after an internal investigation found he mishandled rape and assault allegations against star football players at the school.
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Since 2015, Pope Francis has accepted the resignations of at least five American bishops after allegations they mishandled clergy abuse cases or were themselves accused of misconduct.
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Jaelen Strong feels Odell Beckham's pain -- with the ex-Browns WR claiming the Cleveland training staff mishandled his own knee injury before he was cut in August.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is probing whether any classified information was mishandled as a result of her use of a personal email address and computer server.
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Police: Detective 'mishandled the case' Totten's office in November 2017 announced that the prosecutor and Simi Valley Police Chief David Livingstone were supporting Coley's bid for clemency.
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Michele Nethercott, Lucas' attorney, told jurors the original investigation of the blaze had been mishandled through a lack of documentation and analysis and now-debunked arson science.
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He picked up a puck behind the net that Samsonov had mishandled and then tucked it inside the right post for his third goal of the season.
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Summoned to a White House interview about becoming a federal judge, Mr. McKay instead found himself grilled about party activists' accusations that he had "mishandled" the election.
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Other updates outside of Uber's main ride-sharing focus were announced, like new safety features, especially timely with a recent Washington Post report about mishandled safety procedures.
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Suddenly tools for violence are hiding everywhere, waiting to be brandished by your enemies, taken up for self-defense or fatally mishandled by the blind or naïve.
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"I think he's being mishandled by his boss," Patrick said when asked what he thinks of the fact that Sessions is in the crosshairs of the President.
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Bryn Forbes then missed a 227-pointer for the Spurs, but Houston's Clint Capela mishandled the rebound, giving San Antonio another chance with 247 seconds to play.
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That report concluded Comey had mishandled classified information, but did not find evidence that he or his associates shared memos with the media that contained classified information.
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Mr. de Blasio named him interim chairman after the departure of Shola Olatoye, who resigned in April amid revelations of mishandled lead paint inspections at Nycha apartments.
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But critics of Australia's immigration policy say the issue of what to do with refugee and asylum-seeker children has been mishandled by officials here for years.
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I tried instead to engage him in a conversation about how he has mishandled his growing power and responsibility and what he planned to do about it.
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In the first quarter, in a span of seconds, he missed two rapid-fire 3-point attempts from the corner and mishandled an easy pass for a turnover.
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Students, or groups on behalf of students, file complaints directly with the Office of Civil Rights if they feel their universities mishandled their concerns or discriminated against them.
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Too often, "being provocative" is used as a catch-all defense to be able to spread a racist or sexist trope under the mishandled banner of free speech.
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LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Insurance market Lloyd's of London Chairman John Nelson said on Tuesday that Britain's financial services ecosystem will be severly damaged if Brexit is mishandled.
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While acknowledging that the breach was massive, Facebook said it has no information about who was responsible, what their intentions were, or whether any account information was mishandled.
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JPMorgan Chase will pay over $135 million to settle charges it mishandled so-called "pre-released" American Depositary Receipts (ADRS), the Securities and Exchange Commission announced on Wednesday.
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And Healey settled a case last year with the servicer Xerox Education, or ACS, over a raft of allegations, including that it had mishandled income-based repayment plans.
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Last week, it was revealed that Uber executive Eric Alexander mishandled the medical report of a woman who was raped in 2014 by an Uber driver in India.
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She previously worked at ProPublica, where she won the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing for a year-long series on immigrants, gangs and mishandled law enforcement investigations.
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A later Daily News article questioned whether two of Ms. Kane's rivals, former prosecutors in the attorney general's office, had mishandled a corruption investigation described in the documents.
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The FBI questioned Hillary Clinton on Saturday as part of an investigation into whether the former secretary of state mishandled classified information routed through her private email server.
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I mean, the I.G. found that he not only mishandled the Hillary Clinton case, he broke rules, violated policy, exceeded authority usurped the power of the attorney general.
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In issues with sensitive information, such as those involving email breaches of high-profile victims, the FBI occasionally prefers not to ever have data that could be mishandled.
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The effort includes requiring airlines to refund baggage fees if luggage is significantly delayed and overhauling the way data on mishandled luggage and wheelchairs is presented to consumers.
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Former Navy Sailor Kristian Saucier: I mishandled classified info, pled guilty to that mistake and continue to be punished, meanwhile Hillary Clinton gets to run for president pic.twitter.
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The company also said earlier this month that Mayer would lose her usual bonus payment this year after an internal investigation revealed that executives had mishandled the hacks.
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Still, Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes is under fire for allegations her agency mishandled ballots and failed to report vote tallies in accordance with state law.
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"This decision will not enhance the credibility of the F.B.I. or the director," he said, given the amount of evidence the agency uncovered about mishandled, classified information. Mrs.
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While that misfire rate — 0.23 percent — is well below the international average of 0.65 percent for mishandled bags, it still adds up to a lot of unhappy customers.
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The bad news kept coming, including reports that Uber mishandled of a rape victim's medical records, allowed drug use at company events, and designed programs to mislead regulators.
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But at its worst, the plan, if mishandled, could end up inflicting real and lasting damage to the U.S. economy and U.S. relations with our two closest neighbors.
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Jeffrey A. Danik, a retired FBI supervisor now working as a criminal defense consultant, said the investigations into both Hillary Clinton's emails and Trump's campaign have been mishandled.
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The administration is also extending the compliance date by one year for a new regulation requiring reporting of data for mishandled baggage and wheelchairs in aircraft cargo compartments.
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The evidence did not mount to a case that Clinton or her senior aides intentionally mishandled government secrets, the FBI chief said, making a case impossible to prosecute.
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In first reporting the shooting, police said the death was accidental and occurred when an unnamed officer "mishandled" a gun while they were sitting in the living room.
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He also defended Hillary Clinton, the failed 2016 Democratic nominee for president who was dogged by allegations that she had mishandled classified information on a personal email server.
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It found that several police officials had doubts about Mr. Coley's guilt and said they believed that Mr. Coley had been framed or that evidence had been mishandled.
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In December 2016, Dr. Frederick and the board of trustees became aware that financial aid funds may have been mishandled, quickly prompting an internal investigation, Dr. Frederick said.
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This year has seen a string of revelations about how Facebook mishandled data from its users, even sharing their private messages with large corporations like Spotify and Netflix.
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This month, they complained in an open letter that the German authorities, and Ms. Merkel specifically, had badly mishandled the events leading up to the attack and afterward.
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In the US, if voters conclude that the administration mishandled the crisis, it might make it more likely Democrats will take full control of the government in 2021.
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In 21970, the E.E.O.C. issued a damning report, saying that the bureau systematically mishandled harassment claims and that retaliation there was "unusually high" compared with other federal agencies.
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"And if our government abused the FISA process, a unique, selective process, which if mishandled could complicate and compromise on American civil liberties, we should care about that."
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One of its detectives was found to have mishandled the investigation into sexual assault allegations against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, leading to a key charge's being dropped.
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Critics of the Justice Department's decision not to charge Clinton in the case have seized on individual revelations in these documents as evidence that the investigation was mishandled.
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"If it turns out that ... evidence was mishandled by that (officer who filmed West) or any individual representing this institution, they will be dealt with harshly," Stawinski said.
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In many countries, like Russia at the start of the Vladimir Putin era, populist autocrats rise in the context of a major crisis that was mishandled by politicians.
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The commissioner mishandled thousands of IRS emails that had been ordered protected under a preservation order, Jordan said, and then misled members of Congress about what had happened.
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But aside from a few previously publicized cases, Facebook offered no specifics on the developers it has suspended or what, if any, personal data they may have mishandled.
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The Trump administration hung Comey's firing on the strength of a six-page letter from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that detailed how Comey had mishandled that investigation.
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The aftermath: Facebook was hit with a $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission as part of a 2019 settlement over claims the company mishandled user data.
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Baylor faces several federal lawsuits filed by women who say the university mishandled, ignored or suppressed their claims of assault for years, including several cases involving football players.
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In a report on Tuesday, the central bank said Hapoalim had generally acted properly according to the laws meant to prevent sexual harassment, but some things were mishandled.
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"The ecosystem that we have, that is so massively valuable to the economy...is at a cusp if Brexit is mishandled," Nelson told delegates at a conference in London.
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This is not the first time TripAdvisor, one of the largest online travel resources, publicly mishandled requests for more transparency regarding the sexual assault histories on its listed businesses.
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It was the fifth mishandled execution in Ohio in recent years and the second time an attempted execution was abandoned, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio.
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The FBI director pointed out that the probe was tasked with examining whether Clinton or her aides had mishandled classified information either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way.
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On Monday, Keurig's CEO apologized for "taking sides" and, in a company email obtained by the Washington Post, seemed to imply that the company's initial Twitter response was mishandled.
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It's entirely possible the perpetrator of this incident was an avid fan who was perusing our content and unfortunately mishandled the technology behind the video screen at Union Hall.
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That makes one thing very clear: Assad's continued use of chemical weapons offers even more evidence of how badly the Obama administration misjudged and mishandled the "red line" moment.
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The president, vice president, their wives, and members of the Cabinet refused to visit colleges they believed had mishandled sexual assault, the Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin reported in July.
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Petraeus initially denied allegations that he mishandled the classified information, but facing more evidence obtained by the FBI, he plead guilty to a misdemeanor in 2015, avoiding a trial.
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Baylor has since then settled several lawsuits and still faces others that claim the school ignored or mishandled complaints of sexual or physical assault for years across the university.
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Recode wrote about this incident, although we noted that Michael was not the executive who obtained or mishandled the file or was part of the discussions about her rape.
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The final decision came after a brief hearing yesterday, August 4, when Rotella entered a plea bargain with prosecutors, who admitted they had "mishandled evidence" for the second time.
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And what's amazing is that there is a 0% chance he will admit that he mishandled it or try to make things even marginally better with Johnson or Wilson.
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Mr. Snyder has faced his own struggles in his state amid the elevated lead and contamination in the water in Flint and extensive criticism that he mishandled the response.
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Food that has been sitting out too long, is not being kept at the proper temperature, or has been mishandled by other patrons can be hazardous to your health.
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Kennys Vargas doubled and scored on a single to center by Max Kepler, who went to third when first baseman Miguel Cabrera mishandled Pelfrey's pickoff try for an error.
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The new emails are from the roughly 15,000 messages that FBI investigators uncovered while investigating whether Clinton or any of her aides at the State Department mishandled classified information.
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Barr should've sought a briefing from the Justice Department's inspector general on the investigation into whether the FBI mishandled warrant applications under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Clapper said.
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Given how badly the President has mishandled this situation, Democrats should take advantage of this moment to highlight to the public their own agenda for a better border security.
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The Ohio State University on Wednesday put head football coach Urban Meyer on paid leave while it is investigating allegations that he mishandled abuse claims against a former assistant.
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Though the claims were initially not found to be substantial, the Marine Corps re-opened the investigation after USA Today reported details showing the case might have been mishandled.
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A recession, a bloody war, a natural disaster, or a mishandled environmental catastrophe would be bad for Trump's popularity and political standing and also objectively bad for the world.
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The National Supervisory Commission said on Thursday that investigators concluded that local authorities in Wuhan mishandled the situation and followed "irregular" and "improper" law-enforcement procedures, state media reported.
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The National Supervisory Commission said investigators looking into the young ophthalmologist's death concluded that local authorities in Wuhan mishandled the situation and followed "irregular" and "improper" law-enforcement procedures.
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"At no time was any money misappropriated or mishandled," he told The New York Times, saying that any funds related to the book were part of his representation agreement.
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But YouTube mishandled a content scandal this week, in which Steven Crowder, a conservative commentator with nearly four million YouTube subscribers, repeatedly insulted Carlos Maza, a journalist from Vox.
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Under Mr. de Blasio, Nycha became the subject of a federal investigation and came under fierce criticism for several controversies, including mishandled lead paint inspections and widespread heat outages.
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Bishop Gainer in Harrisburg recently ordered that the names of accused priests and of bishops who mishandled abuse cases be taken down from all church buildings in the diocese.
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If you think that he has potential, and that you can get him to understand why you believe he mishandled this situation, then you should try to do so.
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To be clear, and to Proctor's own point, lithium-ion batteries can, in fact, be dangerous if mishandled—as has been reported by this very publication and many others.
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Peter Drummond, head of the baggage portfolio at SITA, an information technology company, estimated that it costs $100 to return a mishandled bag (the industry term) to its owner.
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Parliament in September elected Lauber to a third term as the top Swiss prosecutor, opting for continuity despite the disciplinary proceedings over allegations that he mishandled the soccer probe.
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Aside from Hurricane Maria — which he mishandled, and in which thousands of Americans died — he has faced essentially no crises, domestic or foreign, that weren't of his own making.
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The SARS scandal, and similarly mishandled crises such as the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, had a devastating effect on that legitimacy, greatly alarming officials who place "stability" above all else.
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Acevedo has denied allegations that his office mishandled the supplies saying the agency continued to distribute them, including during the time Hurricane Dorian and Hurricane Karen threatened the territory.
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He was appointed to fill the vacancy left by the school's president, who resigned amid accusations that the school mishandled sexual assault allegations against former sports doctor Larry Nassar.
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Encrypting its messaging products is the central aspect of Facebook's plan to rebrand itself as privacy focused, after being battered for years by revelations that it mishandled user data.
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Cornyn has pushed for the Justice Department to appoint a special prosecutor to monitor the FBI's investigation connected to Clinton's server, and the possibility that classified information was mishandled.
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The statement did not say how Brochez obtained the data or suggest a motive for leaking it online but only that the partner was believed to have "mishandled" the information.
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President Trump made a hash of his family separation policy in much the same way he mishandled the travel ban that he declared in his administration's first week in office.
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In addition, the number of complaints about mishandled bags dropped to 2.7 per 1,000 passengers — the lowest level recorded by the DOT since it started tracking that measure in 1987.
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Pho illegally mishandled classified information in spite of being an agent in the NSA's elite Tailored Access Operations foreign hacking group (now called Computer Network Operations) from 2006 to 2016.
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At first, the White House insisted that Trump had fired Comey upon the recommendation of the Justice Department because Comey had mishandled the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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Wray said he agreed with the findings by the Justice Department's inspector general, Michael Horowitz, that the surveillance court applications targeting Carter Page — a onetime Trump campaign adviser — were mishandled.
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Baylor in May ousted Kenneth Starr as university president and Art Briles as its football coach after an independent report found that administrators mishandled sexual abuse cases involving football players.
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The filing reveals previously unknown details about financial relationships at the organization, which was thrown into disarray due to revelations that it mishandled the Facebook data of millions of people.
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However, she returned to Clinton's side after FBI Director James Comey announced that nothing found on the laptop changed his July conclusion that Clinton had not intentionally mishandled classified emails.
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Accusations that the University of Victoria mishandled a serial sexual abuser who allegedly assaulted four women on its campus prompted the new BC legislation, according to CBC's The Fifth Estate.
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Those close to Mr Salmond say it is nothing of the sort, and that their focus is on the civil servants who they think mishandled the probe into his conduct.
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The resulting stories (like this one from Buzzfeed) tell the same basic story as this post, except that they imply the FBI mishandled and accidentally reset the iCloud password remotely.
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The criminal cases against Nassar followed reports last year in The Indianapolis Star about how USA Gymnastics, which trains Olympians, mishandled complaints about sexual misconduct involving the doctor and coaches.
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After acknowledging that Trump campaign-linked data firm Cambridge Analytica mishandled the data of 50 million users, Facebook says it has hired a digital forensics team to investigate the company.
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When reached, the company said that one of its vendors, OpticsML, a New York-based document management startup, had mishandled the data and was to blame for the data leak.
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" Still, he added: "That the U.S. attorney found no sufficient evidence to prosecute the case does not mean that the Moreland Commission was not mishandled or shut down too soon.
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Such a breach isn't out of the question, Sharon Begley reports for STAT News: government labs have mishandled dangerous materials like anthrax, bird flu, Ebola, and smallpox in the past.
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Last May, Baylor ousted Kenneth Starr as university president and Art Briles as its football coach after an independent report found that administrators mishandled sexual abuse cases involving football players.
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Leniency has also been common for high-level officials who disclosed, destroyed or mishandled classified information, including National Security Adviser Sandy Berger and CIA Directors David Petraeus and John Deutch.
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In the new docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Stan's attorneys claim Morgan's mishandled more than $5 million of Stan's money and he's suffered severe physical and emotional injuries because of Morgan.
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In March, the Texas Rangers, the state's top cops, opened a preliminary investigation into allegations that the university mishandled sexual assault cases, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Depp's beef with TMG started in June when he sued the company claiming it mishandled his money, and took out loans in his name ... to the tune of $40 mil.
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Leon then scampered home on Hernandez's single to left, which was mishandled by Angels left fielder Jefry Marte — but that was the end of the damage in the frame, mercifully.
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The Trump administration has not been here before and does not know how things are done; in the hands of Trump and his aides, even simple maneuvers are badly mishandled.
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It began annually reviewing its sex crimes investigations with the help of the Women's Law Project in 2000 after the Philadelphia Inquirer revealed that the police had mishandled rape cases.
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The independent investigation was galvanized by former Uber employee Susan Fowler, who wrote a blog post detailing allegedly ignored and mishandled issues of sexual harassment at the ride-hailing company.
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The independent investigation was galvanized by former Uber employee Susan Fowler who wrote a blog post detailing allegedly ignored and mishandled issues of sexual harassment at the ride-hailing company.
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In particular, they were worried that Trump and his administration routinely mishandled classified information and that their actions could expose the covert source as a spy within the Russian government.
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Clinton's server is currently at the center of an investigation by the FBI and federal inspectors general as to whether she or anyone else at the department mishandled classified information.
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Pagliano was granted limited "use" and "derivative use" immunity, the lawyers noted, covering only the federal investigation into whether classified information was mishandled through the use of Clinton's private server.
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Jackson was ultimately forced to withdraw his nomination after allegations — publicly detailed by Tester — surfaced that he mishandled prescription drugs, drank on the job and created a hostile work environment.
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" Nunes said that the committee is still waiting for information from the FBI and CIA "that is necessary to determine whether information collected on U.S. persons was mishandled and leaked.
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But while the building blocks are easy to come by, TATP is difficult to make, because the ingredients are unstable once combined and can easily detonate if they are mishandled.
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The option is similar to what Google and Facebook offer, and part of what landed Facebook in hot water after a third-party developer mishandled user information through the feature.
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The agency said it was looking into a batch of email messages that could be related to the inquiry into whether Hillary Clinton and her aides mishandled classified information. Mrs.
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Mr. Struk also feels maligned by documentary's portrayal of him as having "mishandled" the original case, according to an angry 2015 email he sent to one of the documentary's producers.
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"From these letters, we learned that Jackie's father, 'Black Jack' Bouvier, had mishandled a family trust that would have provided Edie with financial security," Mr. Beale said in the statement.
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He has hired some of the top lawyers in the country, who have argued that the police mishandled the case and asked that evidence in the case be kept private.
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This has fueled criticism that she may have mishandled sensitive government information, and the FBI confirmed this week that the bureau is looking into Clinton's use of the private server.
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"Killing this African American man, whose case appears to have been strongly mishandled by the courts, could produce an irreversible injustice," he wrote in the letter he posted on Twitter.
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Chinese people are criticizing local authorities&apos delayed response to the Wuhan coronavirus online, comparing its handling of the outbreak to how the Soviet Union mishandled the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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Wuerl, who faces accusations that he mishandled clergy sexual misconduct while he was a bishop in Pittsburgh, addressed Washington's Annunciation Catholic Church, where the cardinal was installing a new pastor.
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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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Italy appears to have mishandled one of its first cases of the novel coronavirus, which made it spread further and turn the country into the most badly-affected outside Asia.
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The pope proposed creating a tribunal to try bishops who mishandled sexual abuse cases, Cardinal Müller declared that the idea had "legal" difficulties, and the tribunal never came to be.
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The additional revelation of a private server led to a months-long F.B.I. investigation into Clinton's e-mail arrangements, and into whether she or her aides had mishandled classified information.
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"I mishandled the answer, and fell way short of the mark," he said, adding that he hopes to "regain the trust and respect of everyone that I have let down."
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Scarlett Johansson said this week she "mishandled" the backlash earlier this year to her being cast as a transgender man in a movie, saying she was insensitive to the complaints.
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The NCAA has opened an investigation into whether Michigan State University mishandled sexual abuse claims against Larry Nassar, a longtime sports physician who has pleaded guilty to criminal sexual conduct.
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The move comes following Jackson's retirement from the Navy last week as the Defense Department's Inspector General continues to investigate allegations that he was periodically intoxicated and mishandled prescription drugs.
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Last year, Google employees organized a walkout across more than 40 offices to protest how they say the company has mishandled allegations of sexual assault and harassment within the company.
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When it comes to the social network, it's not an isolated instance of mishandling user data or a single bad policy... it's that the company has repeatedly mishandled user data.
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This responsible behavior contrasts against bluster and risk-taking in a number of Cold War crises which, if they had been further mishandled, could possibly have led to nuclear exchanges.
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He led the FBI when the bureau possibly mishandled its investigation into Clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state, perhaps costing Hillary Clinton the election.
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The Former Police Chief Said the Case Was Mishandled During a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" session, former Boulder, Colorado, police chief Mark Beckner, said he had regrets about the unsolved case.
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Where I mishandled low-level classified information and they threatened me and intimidated me for four years and harassed my family and finally put me away in prison for a year.
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The possible change comes amid a heated controversy over the so-called over-classification of materials and an FBI probe into whether classified information on Clinton's private email server was mishandled.
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It settled a case with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which alleged that it had misled investors about the risks of user data being mishandled, for a relatively paltry $100 million.
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He eagerly defied rules at the Oregon refuge, rushing to rip out a fence he said had oppressed local ranchers, and sifting through Native American artifacts he said were being mishandled.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis should not resign over allegations he mishandled a sexual abuse scandal, said Steve Bannon, President Donald Trump's former political strategist who is close to prominent Catholic conservatives.
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The school has been at the center of the Larry Nassar scandal earlier this year, and ESPN reported that MSU's basketball and football programs mishandled reports of sexual assault since 2007.
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READ: Universities mishandled sexual assault casess, complaints allege But after what she experienced, Jane says, she might never go back to working in the field to which she dedicated her life.
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The three officers were seated in the apartment living room when one of the male officers "mishandled a firearm and shot [Alix] in the chest," according to a statement from SLMPD.
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Saudi authorities have dismissed claims that they mishandled the anti-corruption campaign, which included the three-month detention of billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal - one of the country's top international investors.
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The death of Marquise Braham is getting a fresh look by a new set of investigators in light of allegations that Penn State University for years has mishandled reports of hazing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co will pay over $135 million to settle charges it mishandled so-called "pre-released" American Depositary Receipts (ADRS), the Securities and Exchange Commission announced on Wednesday.
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And also, we are awaiting the release finally of the Inspector General Michael Horowitz&aposs report detailing how the FBI handled, mishandled its criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton&aposs private server.
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To protect the planet and everything living on it from this risk, we need to find ways to divert e-waste from Canadians landfills or from being illegally exported and mishandled.
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During the Obama administration, he led investigations of mishandled sexual assault allegations on college campuses and took part in the White House interagency task force on sexual assault response at universities.
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He was a thorn in Lundqvist's side, having beaten him 12 seconds into the third period to put Europe up, 2-1, after Lundqvist, the Rangers goaltender, mishandled Tatar's original shot.
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In addition to the FOIA lawsuits, the FBI and a pair of inspectors general are investigating whether Clinton or her top aides mishandled classified information through use of the private server.
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Chief Paul Williams' pledge to Me Too Springfield came two weeks after he apologized to sexual assault victims and invited them to contact him if they felt their cases were mishandled.
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Ricardo Rosselló, Wanda Vázquez Garced, has become the target of protesters who say she mishandled prosecution of her members of her party, the New Progressive Party, which supports Puerto Rican statehood.
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They included the tweet in an article that outlined how the FBI mishandled previous tips about the potential danger of the Parkland shooter, citing a BuzzFeed article published early Thursday morning.
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The ministry did not say how Brochez obtained the data or suggest a motive for leaking it online but said only that the partner was believed to have "mishandled" the information.
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According to the Transportation Department, an average of 2.75 per 1,000 passengers reported mishandled luggage through the first nine months of 2016 — about one-third the rate of 19313 years ago.
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The milestone will likely be held up as proof that China's sweeping, top-down efforts to control the virus are working, despite persistent allegations that local officials mishandled the initial outbreak.
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And to read it from Australia is to encounter something familiar: A royal commission released a horrific report last year examining how Australian institutions had mishandled child sex abuse for decades.
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If Britain's news media are to be believed, anti-Semitism is rife within Labour, Mr. Corbyn has willfully turned a blind eye to it, and successive internal inquiries have been mishandled.
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Mr. Rosenstein's letter was ultimately used as the Trump administration's public rationale for Mr. Comey's firing, which was that Mr. Comey had mishandled the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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Nearly two weeks of demonstrations on the island forced Rosselló to resign, in part over allegations that his administration had mishandled federal funds after Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 214.
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Ex-Knicks stud Chris Childs is going off on James Dolan ... telling TMZ Sports the New York owner mishandled the Spike Lee situation and is turning the team into a JOKE!!!
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He was also suspended by the university for the first three games of his final season after an investigation discovered he mishandled a domestic abuse allegation involving a former assistant coach.
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He went to Baylor University, where he was later removed as president after an investigation found that that the university mishandled allegations of sexual assault against members of the football team.
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As Commissioner Starks writes in a lengthy statement: After all these months of investigation, the Commission still has no idea how many consumers' data was mishandled by each of the carriers.
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In the past year, sports organizations throughout the United States have come under scrutiny over allegations that they mishandled or ignored reports of sexual assault of young athletes by their coaches.
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He encouraged members of the media who feel they've been harassed or mishandled to report their experience to CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility or the Department of Homeland Security's Inspector General.
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And the US government has proven itself to be an unreliable steward of sensitive digital tools, having lost or mishandled them in the past in ways that have enabled widespread havoc.
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At issue is a proposed edit to the Judicial Redress Act, which would give citizens from European countries the right to sue in U.S. court if their personal data is mishandled.
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Over the past few months, the FTC has settled a handful of prominent cases in which companies like Facebook, Equifax, and YouTube have mishandled the data of their customers and users.
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The Rispone campaign focused its attacks on portraying Edwards as an incompetent administrator who bungled the state's Medicaid expansion and mishandled a sexual harassment allegation involving one of his main aides.
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Russia has rejected such suggestions and accusations that it mishandled the remains of Kaczynski and other Polish dignitaries who were killed in the crash before they were handed over to Warsaw.
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A person directly involved in the affair said the move was driven in part by concern that Trump and his administration had mishandled intelligence that could have helped expose the asset.
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Recent sexual abuse crises in the United States, Chile, and Australia have reminded the Irish people of their scandals at home and fed escalating anger towards bishops who mishandled abuse cases.
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Garcia-Torres' attorney, Alfonso Lopez, argued during the trial that DNA evidence was mishandled, and he suggested that Sierra's still-missing body hinted that she was merely a runaway and not dead.
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Then a woman came forward to say that she had reported molestation to the police back in 2004, but the case had been dismissed after being mishandled by police at the time.
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"The most common issue is that they were dropped or mishandled, and the varnish has come off and they've rusted or gone black in the spot where they were damaged," Andrada said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday said Bank of America's Merrill Lynch subsidiary had agreed to pay $8 million to settle charges it mishandled American Depositary Receipts (ADRs).
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This is the first time the bureau has acknowledged that it mishandled tips about Cruz, including fumbling and failing to follow up on two reports detailing his disturbing behavior on social media.
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FedLoan also badly mishandled the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education program, or TEACH, which offers grants to teachers who spend time in low-income areas, according to the suit.
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The mishandled response to the 1985 earthquake contributed to the fading of the authoritarian political system of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which ruled Mexico for more than seven decades until 2000.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered the New York Attorney General's Office to suspend its investigation into whether Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. mishandled 219 allegations of sexual misconduct against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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While Clinton was under investigation by the FBI with regards to whether she mishandled classified information, speculation swirled over what would happen to the Democratic ticket should charges be brought against her.
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So if the IG concludes that Comey mishandled the Clinton email case, Trump will likely question how firing an FBI director who'd made such major errors could possibly be construed as obstruction.
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Left mostly unchecked, it has allowed your personal information to be mishandled by shady organizations without direct consent, and it has amplified election-morphing propaganda and crazed voices in your News Feed.
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Smith cited allegations made by former NOAA data scientist John Bates that the agency mishandled data used in a 2015 study challenging the belief that global warming had "paused" in recent years.
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And of course there is a nice selection of pastas, including the simple but often mishandled bucatini cacio e pepe (cheese and pepper), which here featured an aged pecorino and handmade pasta.
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The Your Money column on Saturday, about the difficulty in getting a refund of the airline baggage check fee when the luggage goes missing, misstated the rate of mishandled bags in 1990.
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On Tuesday, a member of the women's rowing team at the University of Kansas, in Lawrence filed suit, saying the university had mishandled her complaint of sexual assault by a football player.
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He failed in his initial response, made things worse by lashing out at the locals and mishandled a visit that should have been all about compassion but was instead, all about him.
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They once received a notification from Facebook telling them their content was "unsafe" and "inaccurate," but Facebook said the message was "mishandled" and reached out to the sisters personally to answer questions.
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President Trump badly mishandled the legislative process and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell did not prove to be up to the task of leading a majority during a moment of united government.
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A Houston woman told the Associated Press in an interview published Tuesday that the cardinal responsible for the Catholic Church's response to clerical abuse mishandled a sexual misconduct case involving a subordinate.
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Starr asked a law firm last year to review Baylor's handling of sexual assault cases amid allegations that the university mishandled several cases in which football players were accused of attacking women.
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Earlier this year, the Justice Department granted Pagliano immunity in exchange for his cooperation with the FBI investigation connected to Clinton's server, and the possibility that classified information may have been mishandled.
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Those deaths, of a 4-year-old boy and a 31-year-old woman, were recorded on video monitors, and the footage ignited widespread anger that simple mechanical maintenance had been mishandled.
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In an impromptu off-the-record briefing with reporters Friday, White House chief of staff John Kelly went on-the-record to discuss how the White House mishandled the Rob Porter scandal.
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The Education Department's Office of Civil Rights started investigating more than 50 colleges after receiving complaints that those colleges had mishandled cases of sexual assault and were misreporting the number of cases.
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At the time the FEMA contract was awarded, the Government Publishing Office had a ban on awarding contracts of more than $35,000 to Tribute until January 85033 due to a mishandled project.
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Xi will point to the mishandled US response to the disease as both a reason for China's anemic economic performance, as well as a sign of the shortcomings of democratic capitalist systems.
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An inquiry by the United States Department of Justice found that associates of Mr. Najib had mishandled at least $3.5 billion connected to the 13 Malaysia Development Berhad fund, known as 1MDB.
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According to the 83-page report, Comey did not leak classified information to the press, despite GOP allegations that he had done so, but Horowitz did find that he mishandled sensitive information.
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Aly Raisman, an Olympic gymnast who said Dr. Nassar abused her, wrote on Instagram that the charges against Dr. Strampel were "yet another painful example" of how so much had been mishandled.
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The music (by Elliot Goldenthal) telegraphs the emotions too precisely, and Mr. Haruf's wry and subtle plot is mishandled, so that there is both too much dramatic conflict and not quite enough.
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It also concluded that the former FBI chief mishandled classified information by not alerting the bureau that he was in possession of such FBI records, despite claiming these memos as personal recollections.
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"Killing this African American man, whose case appears to have been strongly mishandled by the courts, could produce an irreversible injustice," he wrote in the letter he posted on Twitter on Wednesday.
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Clinton had mishandled classified emails, and his abrupt firing as he was overseeing another criminal investigation — one into possible collusion between Mr. Trump's advisers and the Russian government during the presidential election.
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"The most common issue is that they were dropped or mishandled, and the varnish has come off and they've rusted or gone black in the spot where they were damaged," Andrada said.
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Mr. Belk said the international livestock shipping industry had improved its treatment of animals over the past 20 to 30 years, partially in response to "huge news stories" of animals being mishandled.
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For many people in China, the doctor's death shook loose pent-up anger and frustration at how the government mishandled the situation by not sharing information earlier and by silencing whistle-blowers.
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The Journal used seven key metrics to rank the success of US airlines in 2019: on-time arrivals, canceled flights, extreme delays, 2-hour tarmac delays, mishandled baggage, involuntary bumping, and complaints.
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld has denied a former client's claims that it mishandled attorney misconduct concerns about the firm's representation of the internet domain holding company and its former chief executive.
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Friday's gains mark a complete recovery from March, when Facebook shares hit a 52-week intraday low of $149.02 per share, following reports the company mishandled data from about 87 million users.
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"First of all, I urge everybody to read the original Rosenstein memo about Comey, which Trump totally mishandled," Gingrich said during a panel on "Fox News Sunday," according to the Washington Examiner.
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Baylor filed Briles in May 2016 and demoted its president at the time, Ken Starr, who later resigned, after an outside law firm concluded that the school had mishandled cases for years.
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Those heating failures, coupled with a controversy over mishandled lead paint inspections and other debacles, have intensified scrutiny of the agency to the point where the federal government is considering a takeover.
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Separately, the Trump administration is also extending the compliance date for a new regulation requiring reporting of data for mishandled baggage and wheelchairs in aircraft cargo compartments for one year - until Jan.
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Facebook has admitted that it mishandled the data of 87 million users and let it fall into the hands of a political data analytics firm that worked for the Trump presidential election campaign.
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Comey told a congressional hearing on Thursday that FBI employees who mishandled classified material in the way Clinton did as secretary of state could be subject to dismissal or loss of security clearance.
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Peter Strzok, he was the lead agent in Hillary Clinton&aposs 2016 criminal investigation where we know she committed felonies, where we know she mishandled classified top secret information on a private server.
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In June, a judge ruled that Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx mishandled the case and ordered a special prosecutor to investigate and to determine whether Smollett would be subject to new charges.
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It is against the law for officials to discuss classified information on unclassified networks used for routine business or on private servers, and the F.B.I. is looking into whether such information was mishandled.
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Seattle misplays — a mishandled snap by punter Jon Ryan and a Wilson interception — preceded Walsh's first two field goals, and two major penalties on the Seahawks pushed the Vikings closer for Walsh's third.
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The Federal Trade Commission announced last week a $5 billion settlement with the company over how the company lost control over massive troves of personal data and mishandled its communications with users. 4.
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What is tricky for those hoping to utilize such weapons is that TATP bombs are quite difficult to make because their ingredients, when combined, are highly unstable and can explode easily if mishandled.
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Violence will be laid at the feet of imaginary turncoats who refused to rat out their friends and neighbors; mishandled disasters will be the fault of underlings, city and state governments, and victims.
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French investigators found the crew of AF447 mishandled the loss of speed readings from sensors blocked with ice from the storm, and pushed it into a stall by holding the nose too high.
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In 2014, for instance, several different federal labs came under scrutiny by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention after samples containing smallpox, anthrax, and the avian flu were mishandled by lab workers.
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He asked the Court of Appeal on Thursday to stop the deportation process until the Home Office, Britain's interior ministry, responded to several claims he has made that it has mishandled his case.
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Prior to the election, the panel had held numerous hearings based on information revealed by FBI Director James B. Comey at the close of the agency's investigation into whether Clinton mishandled classified information.
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Though Bush initially praised him for doing a "heck of a job," Brown later resigned in disgrace after many said the agency had underestimated the storm and mishandled its response to the crisis.
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Since 1990, the industry has more than halved its rate of mishandled bags, which is now at 3.24 per 1,000 pieces of checked luggage, down from 6.84, according to Vaughn Jennings, a spokesman.
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Facebook for months has been dealing with the fallout of a massive data leak and questions of user privacy — a firestorm set off by reports that an app developer mishandled sensitive user information.
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It had before — a Times investigation, for example, found that the World Anti-Doping Agency mishandled multiple warnings about Russia, and even forwarded a whistleblower's charge back to the Russians she was accusing.
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At issue was a proposed edit to the so-called Judicial Redress Act, which would give citizens from European countries the right to sue in U.S. court if their personal data is mishandled.
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Overall, the study shows the quality of airline service hit a record high last year due to carriers posting record low numbers for mishandled bags and for passengers being involuntarily bumped from flights.
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Deputy press secretary Raj Shah acknowledged Thursday that the White House mishandled the controversy surrounding Porter after top officials defended the former aide following the initial round of media reports about the abuse.
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It's a surprising turn of events, and Nick Bastone's in-depth report about Google's smartwatch saga shows how the company misjudged and mishandled the biggest new tech product to emerge since the smartphone.
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But he lost his job as president in May and later stepped down as chancellor amid allegations that the university had mishandled several cases in which football players were accused of attacking women.
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"Their ingredients, when combined, are highly unstable and can explode easily if mishandled," Peter Bergen, the director of the National Securities Studies Program at the New America Foundation, said during recent congressional testimony.
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The milestone will likely be held up as proof of the ongoing success of China's sweeping, top-down efforts to control the virus, despite persistent allegations that local officials mishandled the initial outbreak.
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French investigators found the crew of AF220 mishandled the loss of speed readings from sensors blocked with ice from the storm, and pushed it into a stall by holding the nose too high.
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That feeling was amplified by my initial review device: the first Swift 7 I had in for review developed a screen flicker out of the blue, despite never having been dropped or mishandled.
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Briles, 61, was fired in May 2016 by Baylor after an investigation by a law firm found that over several years, the university mishandled numerous sexual assault allegations, including some against football players.
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Her complaint said PHEAA — one of eight contractors hired by the Education Department to collect on $1.4 trillion in federal student loans from nearly 43 million borrowers — had also mishandled other borrowers' accounts.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 26 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co will pay over $135 million to settle charges it mishandled so-called "pre-released" American Depositary Receipts (ADRS), the Securities and Exchange Commission announced on Wednesday.
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The company announced it mishandled sensitive passwords for hundreds of millions of its users and stored them in plain text (meaning: easily readable) format in a database that could be accessed by employees.
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Navient mishandled loan payments, buried critical information in fine print and set obstacles for borrowers trying to release co-signers from their loans, among other failings, according to the consumer bureau's legal filing.
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There is growing frustration among Trump's aides and allies in and out of the White House that chief of staff John Kelly badly mishandled the situation against Porter, one of his top deputies.
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Surveillance in space Experts and institutions around the world are already envisioning how geospatial data might be mishandled in the future, and anticipating ways to counter unsettling or even flat-out dystopian outcomes.
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The public explanation given by the White House was that Comey had mishandled a 2016 investigation into the use of a private email account and server by Hillary Clinton, Trump's 2016 Democratic opponent.
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BRUSSELS, April 9 (Reuters) - Facebook has revised the terms related to its users' data following demands from the European Commission and consumer authorities, including taking responsibility when data has been mishandled by third parties.
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A mother of three from Florida died days after experiencing a stroke, and the four paramedics who arrived on scene have now been suspended after an investigation revealed they mishandled the response, PEOPLE confirms.
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More than 50 former and current students of the University of Southern California say in a new lawsuit that the school mishandled complaints that a longtime gynecologist engaged in inappropriate behavior during pelvic exams.
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"Officer Alix was an enthusiastic and energetic young woman with a bright future ahead of her," St. Louis Metropolitan Police chief John Hayden said in a statement, adding that Hendren had "mishandled" the gun.
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The emails that were sent and received from her server containing these markings became the subject of intense debate on the Hill, as her critics seized on them as evidence that she mishandled information.
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Two Florida medical examiners may have mishandled the autopsy of a Florida mom whose 2010 death was declared a suicide but whose family believes was murdered, newly released findings of an oversight commission allege.
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HANNITY: We can&apost have one justice system for the Clintons that mishandled, destroyed classified top secret special access program information, all of these issues involving the kickbacks, the paybacks, the pay-to-play.
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The company also plans to "investigate all apps that had access to large amounts" in the past, to ensure nothing was abused, and to tell users if it's discovered that their data was mishandled.
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In particular, Thiam in March vowed a "thorough review" of the bank's handling of a former employee's sexual harassment case, related to a 2010 incident the woman said had been mishandled under previous management.
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Hillary Clinton on Friday denied that she had dealt with materials marked classified on her personal email account, and forcefully rebuked claims she had mishandled classified information during her time as secretary of state.
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A rep for the U.S. Dept of Agriculture tells us the agency wants to make sure the kangaroo was not being mishandled during the comedy show where Mike Epps performed Friday night in Detroit.
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The initial explanation on Tuesday was that Comey had mishandled the agency's election-year probe into former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.
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The FBI investigated Weiner and Abedin for mishandling classified information After the discovery of Clinton's emails, the FBI opened an investigation into whether Weiner and Huma Abedin had mishandled classified information in Clinton's emails.
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The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has confirmed that it has hit Facebook with a maximum £500,000 ($645,000) fine around the way it mishandled user data following the Cambridge Analytica scandal earlier this year.
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Peyton Manning mentioned in Title IX lawsuit against University of Tennessee The lawsuit, filed on behalf of six unidentified accusers, alleges the University of Tennessee mishandled reports of alleged sexual assaults by student athletes.
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She could also determine how much energy the Office for Civil Rights, which investigates complaints that schools mishandle sexual assault as well as other allegations that schools have mishandled discrimination, puts into its investigations.
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Facebook for months has been dealing with the fallout of the Cambridge Analytica data leak and questions of user privacy — a firestorm set off by reports that an app developer mishandled sensitive user information.
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Federal officials are also requiring airlines to report the total number of mishandled bags in relation to the overall number of checked bags, as opposed to comparing it to the overall number of travelers.
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The Tribune reports that the Education Department made the decision to withhold the grant money in September following an investigation by the paper that showed the school district had mishandled allegations of sexual abuse.
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Umpires finally stopped the game in the top of the sixth when the Brewers had runners at second and third after left fielder Kyle Schwarber mishandled a wet ball, resulting in a double error.
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After a spate of incidents last month about animals mishandled on flights, a worldwide airline group announced Thursday the creation of a program to certify standards for the safety and welfare of traveling animals.
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Sports Minister Hassan Wario had ordered that NOCK be disbanded last August, saying the body had not arranged adequate accommodation and travel for the Olympic team in Rio, and had also mishandled other issues.
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Justin Bour walked and Ozuna singled in the sixth before Realmuto hit a grounder to shortstop Villar in what was a possible inning-ending double play, but Villar mishandled the ball, loading the bases.
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Comey on Friday told lawmakers the FBI is pursuing additional emails that could potentially be tied to its investigation into whether Clinton mishandled classified information while using a private server while secretary of State.
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Sports Briefing Art Briles, the former Baylor coach fired after a university investigation found that university leaders including football coaches and staff members had mishandled allegations of sexual violence, said that he had regrets.
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But others believe its point of view is regressive and backward, playing off stereotypes and tropes that can be actively harmful if they aren't handled with care — and which the show has often mishandled.
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The university suspended Meyer on Wednesday for the season's first three games, after an investigation found he had mishandled reporting of the case to administrators and had tolerated egregious professional misconduct by Zach Smith.
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And over it all have loomed new accusations that top state officials mishandled harassment claims, including one against Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, the leader of a breakaway group of Democrats that collaborates with Republicans.
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His public reputation was also in a bit of a shambles after his letter arguing that Comey mishandled the Clinton email investigation was used as the White House pretext for firing the FBI director.
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And the fact that being a black man makes it more likely that your interactions with the police will turn unpleasant doesn't mean that interactions between police officers and black suspects are typically mishandled.
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His first attempt at applying for citizenship through another service failed because it was mishandled, they said, but Ms. Forero was able to untangle the problem after he learned about the agency's legal services.
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Initially, the White House cited a recommendation from Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, who criticized Mr. Comey's handling of the conclusion of a separate investigation into whether Hillary Clinton mishandled classified emails.
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And they immediately blasted Comey and the FBI, arguing it was "unfair" to raise the possibility that Clinton mishandled classified information when there was no way an investigation could be concluded before Election Day.
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Speaking on a break in the closed-door hearing, which is expected to last for hours, Republican lawmakers said Ohr mishandled the information he was learning from outside government sources through his internal channels.
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Two younger scientists working with Dr. Croce admitted that they had improperly duplicated, mishandled and mislabeled a number of western blot figures and other data in the papers, emails obtained by The Times show.
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Sports Minister Hassan Wario had ordered that the NOCK be disbanded last August, saying the body had not arranged adequate accommodation and travel for the Olympic team in Rio and had mishandled other issues.
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There is growing frustration among Trump's aides and allies in and out of the White House that Kelly badly mishandled the abuse claims made against staff secretary Rob Porter, one of his top deputies.
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He said he would have preferred that Barr ask the Justice Department's inspector general for a briefing on an ongoing investigation into whether the FBI mishandled warrant applications under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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She disputed that the Justice Department had credibility concerns about Campbell and said that he was not asked to testify at any trial for Mikerin because the U.S. attorney's office had "mishandled" the case.
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"I think a mishandled announcement can hurt more than a well-handled announcement helps," said the Democratic strategist and pollster Joel Benenson, a veteran of former President Barack Obama's and Hillary Clinton's presidential campaigns.
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Moreover, Israel has acknowledged his investigators are examining whether his office mishandled two telephone tips in 2016 and 2017 that warned Cruz was collecting weapons and might be inclined to commit a school shooting.
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Baylor said last week it would begin the process to fire Briles, who transformed the moribund football program into a national power, after an independent report found administrators mishandled sexual abuse cases involving football players.
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According to the study, adding RFIDs to luggage tags would cost airlines about 10 cents per passenger but save them more than 20 cents per passenger by reducing the number of lost and mishandled items.
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"There is little reason to think Xi will face stiff challenges in doing so, but a seriously mishandled coronavirus crisis will increase the levels of uncertainty around political dynamics in China," the Eurasia analysts added.
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Pagliano has come under scrutiny over the past year for his role in setting up Clinton's private email server -- the existence of which has outraged Clinton's critics and led to allegations she mishandled government information.
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She sought assurances from the Justice Department that any presidential records would be safe as the groups' lawsuit continues -- setting aside recent allegations that the White House mishandled transcripts of Trump's calls with foreign leaders.
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The truth of the matter is this started because there were NFL players who believed that at the hands of law enforcement, black and brown people in this country have been mistreated, mishandled, and killed.
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As the UNU states in its report, the costs of mishandled e-waste can be catastrophic, polluting our air, soil, and water and affecting life at every level—and yes, that absolutely means human beings.
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And, in an effort to protect his plans for a deal with Iran, he sacrificed the people of Syria, damaged ties with Arab allies, betrayed Arab democracy activists, and mishandled much in relations with Israel.
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Jamieson became curious as she watched Comey, on July 5, 2016, make the first of three public statements during the campaign about e-mails that Clinton had mishandled while serving as Obama's Secretary of State.
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WASHINGTON — Documents released by the F.B.I. on Friday revealed new details about the Justice Department's yearlong investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server and whether she and her aides mishandled classified information.
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Last month, multiple Democratic lawmakers expressed concern that the president mishandled classified information after photos surfaced showing Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reviewing photos of North Korea's nuclear program at Mar-a-Lago.
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A new transatlantic data transfer deal will establish a last-resort arbitration panel to resolve complaints by individuals that U.S. companies have mishandled their data — but will not allow EU citizens to claim financial damages.
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But the group of so-called city bodies was left in a bureaucratic limbo when the medical examiner's office, after a series of scandals and lawsuits involving mishandled corpses, grew reluctant to take them back.
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For all the pregame hype, the memo looks less like the next Watergate and more like the next "unmasking"-gate, the 2017 pseudo-scandal that alleged — wrongly — that Obama administration officials had mishandled classified information.
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His choice to visit Puerto Rico instead was, in many ways, a smart one, allowing him to use his considerable star power to draw attention to a humanitarian crisis that President Trump has badly mishandled.
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While the Horowitz report found he had mishandled classified information, it did not find evidence that Comey or his associates shared memos with the media that contained classified information — a key conclusion Comey seized on.
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A woman who was raped by an Uber driver in India filed a lawsuit against the company and against three current and former executives after revelations that they had obtained and mishandled her medical records.
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The "Flynn Affair" and countless other national security outrages — including Mr. Trump's blabbing state secrets to Russians in the Oval Office — prove that Mr. Trump has grossly mishandled classified material in ways that dwarf Mrs.
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Looking to future prospects of the inquiry, the diplomatic security bureau could decide to make a formal note in a person's file saying he or she had mishandled classified information, according to the former officials.
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Friday's filing comes shortly after the Justice Department announced that it would not press charges against Clinton or any of her aides for using the bespoke email system despite evidence that classified information was mishandled.
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In the student section on Wednesday, one sign identified the Jayhawks as Big 123 "Victors" and Baylor as "Title IX Violators," a reference to the spate of mishandled sexual assault allegations against football players there.
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Then, on the final play of the quarter, Reagor mishandled a punt but picked it up on the bounce and scooted 503 yards for a touchdown that gave the Horned Frogs a 21-0 advantage.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU leaders on Thursday urged social networks to guarantee transparent practices and fully protect personal information as pressure piled on Facebook after allegations that data from 50 million of its users was mishandled.
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He helped lead the investigation into whether Hillary Clinton had mishandled classified information on her private email account, and then played a major role in the investigation into links between President Trump's campaign and Russia.
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This resulted in a lack of training of new contractors, according to 15 different sources who also attested to a drop-off in quality of support that at times led to serious incidents being mishandled.
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The tech industry's Me Too movement over the last few years has thrust into the spotlight all the ways in which executives have ignored, mishandled, or even contributed to systemic sexual misconduct issues within their walls.
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Inc's chief executive and its board may have mishandled the compensation of a former chief operating officer who received $60 million in severance, a Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday, clearing the way for a shareholder investigation.
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The official rationale, provided in a memo by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, was that Comey had mishandled the Hillary Clinton email investigation that dominated the 2016 campaign in a way that was unfair to her.
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The company also faces a lawsuit from an Indian passenger who says the company mishandled her medical records after she was raped by a driver, as well as regular audits from the FTC over passenger privacy.
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LendingClub said in a regulatory filing Monday that it received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice and that it was contacted by the Securities and Exchange Commission after the announcement of its mishandled loans.
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Written by a former senior official at the IMF, the book laments the intellectual failures present at the foundation of the single-currency area and in the mishandled response to the sovereign-debt crisis after 2010.
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Meanwhile, the EU economy was seen benefiting from extra government spending on Europe's refugee crisis in the short term, though economic costs could weigh in the long term if the influx were mishandled, the OECD said.
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"It is deeply troubling that a top State Department official close to Hillary Clinton offered the FBI a 'quid pro quo' to hide the full extent to which she mishandled classified information," Chairman Reince Priebus said.
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Among Marchiol's allegations, he said linebackers coach Bradley Dale Peveto improperly distributed money to entertain recruits; the team held non-voluntary workouts in June; and the training staff mishandled an ankle injury Marchiol sustained last year.
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The government has been examining the former secretary of State's private email server since last July, when the inspector general for the intelligence community issued a security referral noting that classified information could have been mishandled.
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DALLAS (Reuters) - Baylor University has removed Kenneth Starr as president and will fire head football coach Art Briles after an independent report found administrators mishandled sexual abuse cases involving football players, the school announced on Thursday.
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He was a lead in the investigation into whether Hillary Clinton mishandled classified information on her private email account, and then he was instrumental in the investigation of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Tribune terminated its deal with Sinclair last month, and filed a lawsuit arguing that the latter mishandled efforts to get the transaction approved by taking too long and being too aggressive in its dealings with regulators.
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Sports Minister Hassan Wario had ordered that NOCK be disbanded in August, saying the body had not arranged adequate accommodation and travel for the Olympic team in Rio de Janeiro, and had also mishandled other issues.
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Clinton mishandled classified information, he said last month that the F.B.I. would not recommend criminal charges against her, which finally seemed to ease the threat that her handling of emails has posed to her presidential campaign.
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State Department officials have played down the possibility of a contentious meeting in Brussels, saying that White House economic officials mishandled the Group of 7 gathering, while they will be in charge of the NATO one.
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Republican lawmakers have repeatedly claimed that the dossier could have been mishandled by the F.B.I. as it was opening its own investigation into the Russian effort, though they have provided no evidence to support those claims.
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The White House initially said Comey was fired because he had mishandled a 2016 investigation into Clinton's emails, but shortly thereafter Trump told NBC that he had "this Russia thing" on his mind in the dismissal.
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Tribune terminated its deal with Sinclair in August, and filed a lawsuit arguing that the latter mishandled efforts to get the transaction approved by taking too long and being too aggressive in its dealings with regulators.
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But Mr. Khin Zaw Win said that he believed Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's primary concern was that the United Nations mission would embarrass her government by concluding that it had mishandled the situation in Rakhine.
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Robert S. Ford, the last American ambassador in Syria before the civil war forced the closing of the United States Embassy in 2012, said Mr. Trump had understandable goals but had mishandled how he pursued them.
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Ronald L. Kuby, a lawyer representing a number of defendants who claim that the former detective mishandled their cases, said the prosecutors' stance toward Mr. Scarcella had discouraged a deeper examination of the criminal justice system.
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In fact, earlier this month, the air transport technology company SITA said the rate of mishandled bags worldwide was 5.73 per thousand last year, down more than 12 percent from 2015 and the lowest ever recorded.
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Much of the media mishandled the coverage of the 2016 hack of Hillary Clinton's campaign, as I wrote in 2017: Despite the mundane quality of the Clinton emails, the media covered them as a profound revelation.
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To throw this Kavanaugh bomb into the middle of all of that presents the possibility of historically large losses for Republicans if this whole thing is perceived by the public as being mishandled or handled callously.
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But Marcus, 22, quit his budtender position at the Hunny Pot Cannabis Co. after he alleged the company mishandled two floods, including one where his colleagues were asked to clean up sewage water without proper equipment.
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The letter provided no further details about the contents of the emails, who sent them or whether they are significant to the FBI's original investigation into whether Clinton, now the Democratic presidential nominee, mishandled classified information.
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The tensions boiled over in parliament two weeks ago in a rare show of dissent by military MPs, who stood up to protest against accusations by NLD parliamentarians that the outgoing administration had mishandled public projects.
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When the European high court struck down the original framework last fall, it specifically cited a lack of redress for EU citizens whose data is mishandled in the U.S. To read our full piece, click here.
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Specialists in crisis management said that the country mishandled the news from the beginning, arguing that the deaths were not statistically unusual and there was no cause for alarm, rather than getting ahead of the narrative.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Thursday it will conduct an internal review of whether Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her aides mishandled classified information, after the Justice Department declined to bring criminal charges.
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It's disheartening to realize that women who spent their lives protecting the reputations of men could have their own legacies so mishandled by them — especially when so much evidence of these women's own self-examination exists. Rev.
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Whistle-blowing is a risky pastime: in 2010 an investigative reporter and his editor lost their posts at the China Economic Times for detailing how mishandled vaccines led to the deaths of four children in Shanxi province.
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Mr. Comey led the F.B.I. during the political firestorm of 2016 that consisted not only of the Russia investigation but also of the inquiry into whether Hillary Clinton mishandled classified information by using a private email server.
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But FedLoan delayed and mishandled applications for these repayment programs, the lawsuit says, causing public servants to be set back months in their timeline for forgiveness — paying significantly more money, and spending a longer time in debt.
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And most recently, in August, DeVos began preparing new rules that would allow universities to be selective about which sexual misconduct cases they investigate and create a higher legal standard to determine whether schools mishandled students' complaints.
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Once the documentary launched, both men became the subject of frequent news headlines and calls for retrials after the show highlighted how the investigation and trial were handled (or rather, mishandled, in the show's point of view).
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Alexander Nix, the former CEO of the political consultancy firm at the center of a storm about mishandled Facebook users data, has backed out of re-appearing in front of the UK parliament for a second time.
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Simmons singled to left, scoring Mike Trout from third base for a 4-1 lead, but Pujols was thrown out after breaking for home when Cano mishandled the relay throw and eventually got Pujols at home plate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A subsidiary of Univar Inc has agreed to pay $62.5 million to resolve U.S. allegations that it mishandled saccharin artificial sweetener imported from China, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In a statement issued on their Twitter Wednesday, Majestic Elegance shared the hotel's side of the "confusing incident" from January 210 and refuted Tammy Lawrence-Daley's previous claims that authorities and hotel staff had mishandled the case.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia rejected on Thursday Polish accusations that it mishandled the remains of former president Lech Kaczynski and other Polish dignitaries who died in a 1003 plane crash in Russia that killed all 96 on board.
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In that time, he's overseen investigations into politically charged matters like "Fast and Furious," the mishandled operation to infiltrate a weapons-smuggling ring in which law enforcement officials allowed hundreds of weapons to be smuggled into Mexico.
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A commentary in the Global Times, a provocative but state-sanctioned tabloid that often takes hard-line positions, concluded the FBI mishandled the investigation because "police were overwhelmed" by the high crime rate in the United States.
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"It is deeply troubling that a top State Department official close to Hillary Clinton offered the FBI a 'quid pro quo' to hide the full extent to which she mishandled classified information," Priebus said in a statement.
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"A few of the bigger factors contributing to that increased satisfaction are cheaper airfares, better on-time performance, an all-time low bump rate (and) less mishandled bags," said Michael Taylor, travel practice lead at J.D Power.
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When 85033 percent of people reading this would be in jail if they similarly mishandled classified information, opening up top-secret data to hostile foreign actors, there's a word for that sort of significant preferential treatment: Bias.
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For example, the board ruled that two employees of a sports bar had been improperly fired after one complained on Facebook that their boss had mishandled their tax withholdings and another "liked" a former employee's Facebook complaint.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The United Nations said on Thursday it was looking into allegations that complaints of sexual abuse and exploitation made against its peacekeepers in the conflict-torn Central African Republic were mishandled or unreported.
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The FBI was investigating whether Clinton, a former secretary of State during the Obama administration and the 2016 Democratic nominee for president, had mishandled classified information by using a private email server to conduct State Department business.
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On Friday, The Wall Street Journal also confirmed that state AGs led by Letitia James of New York were planning a separate investigation into Facebook to evaluate its grip on competitors and whether it mishandled user data.
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