Normal Facebook users don't always track the tech press outrage cycle, but a flurry of reporting on Facebook's mishandling of the private data of 50 million users, and Facebook's subsequent mishandling of that mishandling — this after everything else — it seemed to stick in their craw.
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Other cases had involved intentional mishandling of information, he said.
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Mishandling this issue could easily lead to a financial crisis.
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It was his administration's mishandling of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Then came the pope's serious mishandling of the Chilean situation.
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Clinton's inner circle should be prosecuted for mishandling classified information.
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NBC News has vehemently denied any mishandling of harassment matters.
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Trump's track record of mishandling classified secrets is well established.
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"This is about a possible mishandling of classified information," Garrick says.
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" "That is some serious mishandling on the part of the network.
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Instead, Podliska was fired for mishandling classified information, it has claimed.
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The group criticized the European Union for mishandling the migration crisis.
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He pleaded guilty to a single felony count of mishandling secrets.
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Many Armenians accuse the government of corruption and mishandling the economy.
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Reuters/Ipsos poll: Majority of Americans think Trump is mishandling Russia.
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How harsh a penalty does Facebook deserve for mishandling user data?
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It also accused him of mishandling sensitive materials dating to 2012.
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Clinton has been aware of the perils of mishandling classified information.
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However, some are saying the series is mishandling this #MeToo situation.
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Brezler is being discharged from the Marines for mishandling classified information.
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Daphne Caruana Galizia (Malta) Malta acknowledges mishandling of journalist's murder case.
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"From start to finish, Secretary Clinton's mishandling of classified information and the State Department's pressuring of the FBI to hide that mishandling does nothing but reinforce the perception of a double-standard and a broken investigation," Sen.
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He eventually pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge for mishandling classified information.
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Because Flynn's got a history of bashing Muslims and mishandling classified info.
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The facility is now under investigation for allegedly mishandling remains and fraud.
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Omarosa even claims that he fired an assistant for mishandling the bed.
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Meyer denied any wrongdoing -- but he did admit to mishandling the situation.
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Schmedlen says a laptop's ability to withstand mishandling is critical to schools.
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Petraeus eventually pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information.
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Legally, Secretary Clinton's perpetual mishandling of classified information is a federal offense.
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On Wednesday, the FTC fined Facebook $5 billion for mishandling user data.
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There is a huge potential for contamination, due to mishandling or infection.
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It will feature absolute raving maniacs and wanton mishandling of various foodstuffs.
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Yet the shadow of his mishandling of Vietnam hangs over him still.
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There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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Many Armenians accuse the government of corruption and of mishandling the troubled economy.
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For mishandling classified information, ironically, the very crime he exonerated Hillary Clinton over.
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He also rebuked prosecutors for what he called their "sanctionable" mishandling of evidence.
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It highlights Francis's weakest point—his repeated mishandling of clerical sex-abuse allegations.
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The way they run the state, mishandling state funds, theyve lost their morals.
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Last year, the representative seemed to blame his wife for mishandling campaign funds.
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In 2015, Petraeus pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified materials.
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This is not the first time Sohail has been accused of mishandling vaccines.
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This would prevent them from leading to a catastrophic mishandling of the airplane.
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Here are some of his past comments on the mishandling of classified information:
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Spangenberg and Uber have accused each other in court filings of mishandling data.
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Tweet away your hate to mask your administration's mishandling of this humanitarian crisis.
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Mishandling a crisis, as he has with Charlottesville, will work to his detriment.
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The way they run the state, mishandling state funds, they've lost their morals.
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Polls show large majorities in Britain believe that the government is mishandling Brexit.
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Google joined Facebook in mishandling user data, as both companies suffered major hacks.
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People simply don't get indicted for accidental, non-malicious mishandling of classified material.
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And, Trump, himself, hasn't been shy about criticizing others of mishandling classified documents.
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Kelly, meanwhile, has blamed the White House communications operation for mishandling the fallout.
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Our mishandling of Iraq's occupation inhibited the growth of more secular Shiite forces.
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He pleaded guilty that year to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified materials.
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Not to mention second-order messes like the mishandling of the Ukrainian crisis.
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They are convinced that someone was chasing him, accusing investigators of mishandling the case.
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It wasn't Facebook that killed them, they say: executive mishandling effectively gutted the site.
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She and her husband have accused authorities and hotel staff of mishandling the case.
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There was the mishandling of the Colorado mine crisis which flooded the Animas River.
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Of course the decision was not to prosecute Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information.
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During the investigation into the mishandling of information, Petraeus also lied to FBI agents.
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Sessions also was accused of mishandling a voter-fraud case against civil-rights activists.
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Clinton's mishandling of classified information → if this conduct does not warrant prosecution, what does?
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He alleged the SEC was scapegoating him following its mishandling of the Madoff investigation.
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Now, President Trump fired Comey for mishandling the Clinton server investigation among other reasons.
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The cause was blamed on Verizon (which owns TechCrunch) for mishandling the internet traffic.
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Just as Ryan mishandled Trump's candidacy during the campaign, he is mishandling Trump's presidency.
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Petraeus was sentenced to two years of probation in 2015 for mishandling classified materials.
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Republicans still hammered Clinton for it and demanded criminal investigations for mishandling classified information.
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Clinton's mishandling of classified emails was a make-or-break issue in their decision.
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Clinton for allegedly mishandling classified information on a private server as secretary of state.
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Another consequence of Beijing mishandling domestic debt could be companies defaulting on their loans.
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With such practices, startups can prevent and correct the mishandling of sensitive data quickly.
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Clinton or her staff rise to the level of criminal mishandling of classified information?
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You constantly have cases of siblings versus siblings over the mishandling of family trusts.
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The authorities have acknowledged mishandling numerous warning signs that Mr. Cruz was deeply troubled.
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The whole story about mishandling classified material has wrecked much hope for a mandate.
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A brave voice in China cries out about the regime's mishandling of the coronavirus.
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The mishandling of the Kavanaugh nomination is only going to exacerbate it this November.
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Mr. Comey says then-Secretary Clinton acted with "extreme carelessness" in mishandling classified information.
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The FDA's mishandling of the vaping epidemic has resulted in real public health consequences.
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Mr. Buttigieg fired the chief for mishandling tape recordings of police officers' phone calls.
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He later pleaded guilty to mishandling classified information, and was fined and put on probation.
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But Petraeus fell from grace over the mishandling of classified information and remains on probation.
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The violence was linked to Facebook's mishandling of misinformation and hate speech in the regions.
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They were clearly trying to help her by not charging her with mishandling classified information.
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He frequently berated Democrats for spending during a time of deficit, and for mishandling money.
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And tonight, we are also learning James Comey is under investigation for mishandling classified information.
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Accusing Democrats of mishandling the process certainly fits with Mr. Trump's enduring sense of victimhood.
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Madsen is facing a charge related to mishandling her remains, which he has also denied.
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According to the statement, Facebook has investigated "thousands" of apps for data mishandling to date.
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United's treatment of the passenger, and its resulting mishandling of the PR nightmare, were appalling.
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NBC News chairman Andy Lack's department has come under fire for mishandling #MeToo movement bombshells.
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Where does law enforcement draw the line between securing a case and deliberately mishandling evidence?
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Top Republicans spent months obsessively dreaming that Clinton would be indicted for mishandling classified emails.
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The fine is due to Magnolia Homes' mishandling of lead paint, according to the EPA.
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Petraeus pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge in 2015 for the mishandling of classified information.
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Some conservative media outlets have blamed Ryan and GOP leaders for mishandling the ObamaCare fight.
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He served 12 months for mishandling classified information by taking pictures onboard a nuclear submarine.
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Technology shares have also dropped during Facebook's growing scandal over the mishandling of user data.
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In years past, Tufts has come under fire for its mishandling of sexual assault cases.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have blamed the bureau for mishandling the Clinton probe, costing her the election.
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The report covers everything from citizen street encounters to the mishandling of sexual assault allegations.
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The Trump administration's mishandling of the coronavirus crisis has been widely condemned by health experts.
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She accused the police of mishandling the investigation and covering up crime on the island.
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" The report concluded, "There was no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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The Democrats' mishandling of both the Soleimani strike and impeachment will only help Trump politically.
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Now recovered, it shows signs of mishandling and amateur restoration that are difficult to fix.
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The investigation into the killings drew allegations of police incompetence, torture and mishandling of evidence.
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She had come under fire for what critics say is the mishandling of the scandal.
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The report did however point out serious mistakes and mishandling of evidence by the FBI.
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Section 793(f) makes it a crime to exhibit "gross negligence" in mishandling classified information.
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Clinton was grossly negligent in mishandling classified information, and not whether she intentionally mishandled it.
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FBI officials have told families of victims they "deeply regret" their mishandling of the matter.
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A critical component to Knox's second trial was the mishandling of DNA evidence in the case.
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Well the IG reportedly will also rebuke Lynch&aposs mishandling of the Hillary Clinton Email investigation.
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She says mishandling of money by Raising Malawi's former management team led to the project's demise.
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Apple's move comes as CEO Tim Cook has criticized Facebook for its mishandling of that data.
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The measure comes as the state is investigating alleged mishandling of absentee ballots by political operatives.
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Privacy regulators in Canada have determined that Facebook broke local privacy laws by mishandling user data.
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Shine was ousted from Fox News following the network's mishandling of sexual harassment in May 2017.
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Mishandling the knife may mean fingerprints rubbed off, and adds to the likelihood there's contaminant DNA.
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At the same time airlines are landing more flights on time while mishandling fewer checked bags.
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The mishandling of the stockmarket and currency changes was the result, in part, of leadership confusion.
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Amber Rudd was replaced by Sajid Javid on Monday following her mishandling of the "Windrush" case.
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In 2009, President Obama issued Executive Order 13526, one that proscribed penalties for mishandling such information.
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Petraeus, the former Army general and CIA director, pleaded guilty last year to mishandling classified information.
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The former CIA director pleaded guilty last year to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information.
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That growth rate comes despite Facebook's mishandling of user data and a raft of congressional hearings.
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Our mishandling of the crack cocaine epidemic amply proves that drug addiction cannot be punished away.
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This mishandling substantially heightens the likelihood that Turkey will soon default on its external debt mountain.
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The data mishandling spurred international probes, an internal audit and an overhaul of Facebook's privacy policies.
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He blamed "the egregious mishandling of the restoration process on Prepa's part" for the continuing blackouts.
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But neither the epidemic nor the mishandling of it ever imperiled Mbeki's party's grip on power.
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Warren, have made a sport of attacking Big Tech for its mishandling of our personal information.
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See Cristiano Lima's story on "9 times Trump criticized others for mishandling classified information": http://politi.
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H.R. McMaster, in 85033 for mishandling a sexual assault case, according to a Washington Post report.
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Warren's mishandling of the issue is the source of her problems with that group of Democrats.
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Simon had come under fire for what critics say is the mishandling of the Nassar scandal.
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In July, Comey announced that he did not recommend charging Clinton with willfully mishandling classified information.
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The FBI has been investigating Clinton's server for the possible mishandling of classified information for months.
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Clinton's supporters call the inadvertent mishandling of information that was deemed classified after it was sent.
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He denied this at first, but later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of mishandling classified material.
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The aftermath: Petraeus pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified materials in April 2015.
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He fumbled words, missed chances, and, despite his best intentions, was prone to mishandling fragile things.
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The community has since been living in fear and has accused police of mishandling the crises.
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The Dallas police department has gotten its share of criticism for mishandling deaths of trans women.
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Hale was arrested last week in Nashville and charged with multiple counts of mishandling national defense information.
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The push for Mr. Mahdi's resignation came after his mishandling of nationwide protests that began on Oct.
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And after the election, Comey claims, President Obama absolved him of any mishandling of the Clinton matter.
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If Straccuza's big problem is the mishandling of his extremely expensive food, life can't be too bad.
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He assigned the case to the counterintelligence section, which investigates cases of alleged mishandling of classified information.
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What are the common pitfalls that come not just from ignoring the moment before but mishandling it?
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The case is unrelated to the Cambridge Analytica data mishandling that came to light late last week.
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The firm was fined last year by the U.K.'s data protection watchdog for mishandling people's data.
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Google's parent company is facing a lawsuit for its alleged mishandling of an explosive sexual misconduct case.
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Hillary Clinton, for example, was being investigated under the Espionage Act for the mishandling of classified information.
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Former CEO Nathan Coyle publicly accused Schindler of mishandling more than $120,0000 meant for freelancers and vendors.
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In 2014, WHO was strongly criticized for mishandling the response to the Ebola outbreak in East Africa.
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"There is no possibility whatsoever of criminal action against Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information," he said.
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Daley has accused local authorities of mishandling the investigation and delaying the administration of a rape kit.
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They respectively face 24 months for an armed robbery charge and 18 months for mishandling a firearm.
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Republican opponents have not held back, with several urging that Clinton be prosecuted for mishandling government secrets.
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Clinton for mishandling classified material through what he called her "extremely careless" use of a private server.
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Such reviews include a polygraph test, in which a standard question asks about mishandling of classified information.
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That same poll found that 80 percent of respondents said the government was mishandling the Moritomo case.
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And Chinese solar panel manufacturers have faced protests from locals who accuse them of mishandling hazardous waste.
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He's called for her to resign and has accused her of committing crimes and mishandling multiple investigations.
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The archdiocese has been under scrutiny for years for mishandling allegations of sexual abuse by its clergy.
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But James was seen as badly mishandling the phone-hacking scandal at family-owned tabloids in Britain.
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Mr. Loeb had accused Yahoo's previous leaders of mishandling both their core business and the Alibaba relationship.
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In 1003, Facebook was fined nearly $5 billion by the Federal Trade Commission for mishandling user data.
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On Wednesday, a state judge raised his bail after prosecutors accused him of mishandling his ankle monitor.
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In this moment, hip-hop was a genre ripe for exposure, as well as mishandling and manipulation.
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Furthermore, some analysts warned that mishandling the negotiations could boost anti-EU sentiment in various European capitals.
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It was recently fined nearly $5 billion by the Federal Trade Commission for mishandling its customers' data.
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On Wednesday, a judge raised Mr. Weinstein's bail after prosecutors accused him of mishandling his ankle monitor.
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Brown resigned shortly thereafter over what was viewed as a mishandling of the federal response to Katrina.
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Simon had recently come under fire for what critics say is the mishandling of the Nassar scandal.
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The federal government also placed La' James under restrictive monitoring for alleged mishandling of students' financial aid.
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Critics have cited the government's mishandling of the economy, corruption and inefficiency for the nation's growing problems.
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The newspaper reported that Jackson had been accused of mishandling an opioid and wrecking a car while intoxicated.
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In your book, you call out some of the really salient examples of the press mishandling your case.
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It's worth nothing that the university has previously been accused of mishandling sexual assault cases on its campus.
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So the mishandling of classified information she was never in jeopardy from that, even before they interviewed her.
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Amnesty International and human rights NGO Article 19 issued damning reports on the government's mishandling of the protests.
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Facebook has been reeling as it tries to deal with the fallout around its mishandling of user data.
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The alleged mishandling of ADRs occurred between 2011 and early 2015, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Uber itself has been the subject of numerous sexual assault incidents, with executives grossly mishandling a rape case.
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The F.B.I. is investigating whether the arrangement compromised national security or led to the mishandling of classified material.
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Mr Grillo's mishandling of the affair led to scathing criticism from rank-and-file members on his blog.
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OR, says the statute, a felony occurs when a person acts with "gross negligence" in mishandling classified information.
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Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent.
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Still, that pressure is no excuse for mishandling the batteries, which are known to be volatile, McNamee said.
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They detect and report any mishandling, the length of crying time, the number of changes and general care.
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Dozens of other celebrities have shown their support for the #DeleteFacebook movement citing its mishandling of user data.
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Authorities in Manitowoc County in Wisconsin, where the pair were charged, have been accused of mishandling the case.
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In 1997, the Linnean Society issued a posthumous apology to Potter for the sexist mishandling of her research.
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The US Federal Trade Commission is reportedly preparing to fine Facebook roughly $5 billion for mishandling user data.
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Lawyers for troops facing charges of mishandling classified information are using the "Clinton defense" to argue for leniency.
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The explosion was caused by a pilgrim mishandling a leaking cooking gas cannister, Mehr said, citing local witnesses.
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"16 shots and a cover-up" became a familiar refrain with activists criticizing Alvarez for mishandling the case.
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Others point to at least one unidentified woman who went door-to-door collecting and mishandling absentee ballots.
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The regulations are aimed at protecting user data in response to repeated mishandling of user data by Facebook.
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But amid the mishandling of email messages sought as evidence by House investigators, that fury turned on him.
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Liu's predecessor lost his job earlier this year over his mishandling of China's months-long stock market rout.
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Under federal law, mishandling national security information is a crime, one that the F.B.I. is responsible for investigating.
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Democrats have accused the attorney general of mishandling Mueller's report and spinning a favorable narrative for the president.
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The project fell apart, and Deripaska sued Manafort and Gates in the Cayman Islands for mishandling his money.
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Nevertheless, Rosenstein wrote a detailed justification to dismiss Comey based on the mishandling of the Clinton email investigation.
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But the former CIA director is burdened by his guilty plea to a misdemeanor for mishandling classified information.
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Microsoft claims affected users were mishandling the unit by placing it at a tilt and in other positions.
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He's been lifted, apparently, by his handling of the coronavirus, and perhaps by his opposition's mishandling of it.
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The pastors voted to create a centralized committee that would evaluate allegations against churches accused of mishandling abuse.
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"Tweet away your hate to mask your administration's mishandling of this humanitarian crisis," she said, addressing the president.
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Public uproar By late January, the Wuhan government's mishandling of the outbreak was becoming well-understood in China.
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The CDC isn't the only U.S. agency criticized for its mishandling of the response to a potential outbreak.
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University President Lou Anna Simon has come under fire for what critics say is mishandling of the scandal.
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This contradicts Trump's earlier claim that he fired Comey due to his mishandling of the Clinton email investigation.
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Now documents have provided the first official account of the investigation into Flynn's own mishandling of classified information.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the issues were related to online gambling problems and mishandling of his taxes.
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A recent survey shows why corporate password policies are doing very little to stop employees from mishandling their passwords.
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Charged with a misdemeanor -- mishandling classified material -- he was sentenced to two years' probation and handed a $100,000 fine.
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Trump's mishandling of Puerto Rico disaster in the wake of Hurricane Maria is grounds itself for impeachment and trial.
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"It was a play that I should have made," Spangenberg said of mishandling Hernandez's ball to his backhand side.
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And let&aposs not forget, after James Comey was fired for mishandling the Clinton investigation, Comey illegally leaked documents.
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Britain's Claude Moraes: Is Cambridge Analytica just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to mishandling users data?
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We're going to see more revelations about third-party apps mishandling data; Facebook has been pretty clear about that.
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In 13, yet another law required the organization to address its long track record of mishandling sexual assault cases.
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Thousands of people from the affected region accuse the government of mishandling the disaster and the payment of compensation.
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Even though employers see potential in monitoring employees, some are holding back, fearing employee backlash and mishandling of data.
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"Mishandling classified information is a crime," he said at a rally in an airport hanger in Hickory, North Carolina.
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Ms Martens was censured by the conservative opposition majority in congress, ostensibly over her mishandling of a teachers' strike.
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Over the past few years, Facebook has come under fire for rampant privacy violations and mishandling of user data.
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Google has struggled with its own API scandal, facing outcry over third-party email apps mishandling Gmail users' data.
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For almost a year his agents had been investigating Hillary Clinton's mishandling of classified information as secretary of state.
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Over the past few years, BoJo has gained notoriety for mishandling political and social situations in the real world.
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In July, FBI Director James Comey announced that he did not recommend charging Clinton with willfully mishandling classified information.
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The mishandling of the evidence by police and shoddy forensic collections created a distrust of the LAPD, Clark said.
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A GOP lawmaker is calling for special prosecutor to review whether to charge Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information.Rep.
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Republicans compare her case with that of General David Petraeus, who pleaded guilty to mishandling classified information last year.
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Latino players have shown great forbearance in dealing with the inevitable mishandling of their names in the United States.
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There's a subtext of the #deleteFacebook movement that has nothing to do with the company's mishandling of personal data.
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If his unfortunate early-season trajectory continues, many will blame the athletic director, Joe Alleva, for mishandling Miles's exit.
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Earlier this month, Facebook became embroiled in a major crisis over the mishandling of data from 50 million users.
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She had just read a report in The Star about U.S.A. Gymnastics' mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations against coaches.
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Her mishandling of a work crisis ends with her supervisor questioning her ability to do the job at all.
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The IG's report faulted Comey for passing the information to Richman, as well as for mishandling the other memos.
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According to Mr. Rudin, there are more examples — most of them still unknown — of the authorities mishandling the warrants.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education has tracked the federal government's investigations of colleges' possible mishandling of sexual assault reports.
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Later that month, China sacked its health minister and the mayor of Beijing over their mishandling of the outbreak.
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Critics lashed Simon, accusing her of mishandling the scandal involving Nassar, who worked as a doctor at the school.
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It is also facing backlash for apparently mishandling some of the 18 tipster calls related to the suspected shooter.
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His bail was increased from $1 million to $5 million on Wednesday for allegedly mishandling his electronic ankle monitor.
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The Federal Trade Commission fined Facebook a record $5 billion in July over numerous instances of user data mishandling.
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Facebook has come under fire for its role in the scandal and has been accused of mishandling users' data.
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Earlier this year, doctors raised a scary warning for brunch-loving millennials: mishandling avocado can injure your hand. Seriously.
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But justice was not equal in this case of Hillary Clinton's mishandling of sensitive emails dealing with our national security.
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A 2005 report documented mishandling of abuse claims in the Philadelphia diocese about more than 100 priests and other clergy.
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However, mounting evidence of Rousseff's involvement with the mishandling the country's budget resulted in many of her supporters switching sides.
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The valid criticisms that citizens of the internet are levying at Facebook largely regard the mishandling of its users' data.
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Kalanick was implicated in the mishandling of the medical records of a woman who was raped by an Uber driver.
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For all the many controversies around Facebook's mishandling of personal data, Google actually knows way more about most of us.
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Days before the leak, the FBI arrested 2 officials from Rosselló's administration for mishandling government contracts worth millions of dollars.
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It referred to Clinton and to the FBI's decision not to prosecute her for mishandling emails that contained classified material.
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The detentions were a rare success for Belgian authorities, who have been pilloried for mishandling leads in the bombings investigation.
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Jason Brezler, who is being discharged from the Marine Corps for mishandling classified information, according to his lawyer Michael Bowe.
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Petraeus pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge for mishandling classified information after providing classified notes to his biographer, Paula Broadwell.
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The couple separated in 1997 and she accused Lowe of emotional abuse and mishandling her finances, leaving her practically broke.
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Trump invoked Saucier's case on the campaign trail to criticize Hillary Clinton, whom he also accused of mishandling classified information.
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Comey sought to exonerate Hillary Clinton on the possible mishandling of classified material during the heat of a presidential campaign.
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But it has become fashionable to pin all of the world's current troubles on Trump's mishandling of US foreign policy.
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The data firm has denied mishandling Facebook users' data and said it deleted all the Facebook data it once accumulated.
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"The government will do everything to overcome the conflict," Costa, whom the opposition accuses of mishandling the crisis, told parliament.
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It's one of the largest such settlements in American history, and it's one that's directly tied to mishandling consumer data.
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On the one hand, the NFL has been surrounded by controversy from Roger Goodell's mishandling of numerous domestic violence cases.
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In July 2015, NHTSA fined Fiat Chrysler $105 million for mishandling nearly two dozen recall campaigns covering 11 million vehicles.
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Corrupt officers will gain a new means of sabotaging legal proceedings, by mishandling evidence and claiming it was a mistake.
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They chided officials from the Department of Homeland Security and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wednesday for mishandling the weapons.
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That server is now in the hands of the FBI, which is investigating it for potential mishandling of classified information.
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Chinese citizens have continued to be critical of the government's lack of transparency and its mishandling of the outbreak online.
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Given the trust that is assumed between a writer and her readers, this mishandling is not something to shrug off.
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The F.B.I. expressed "grave concerns" about the accuracy of a Republican memo accusing the bureau of mishandling the Russia inquiry.
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Dr. Ler, who is appealing that conviction, has also been charged with mishandling confidential information related to H.I.V.-positive patients.
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I think the way people see the federal government handling or mishandling this over the coming months could mean everything.
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I think the way people see the federal government handling or mishandling this over the coming months could mean everything.
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It is Jay Beagle pressuring Theodore into mishandling a bouncing puck, then feeding Devante Smith-Pelly for the final goal.
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But he said the sentence was necessary to create "a real deterrent" for others who might consider mishandling sensitive information.
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In 2010, three months after Blackmun was hired, U.S.A. Swimming came under fire for mishandling dozens of sexual abuse cases.
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The new features came shortly after 14 women sued the company for mishandling a "sexual predator crisis" among its drivers.
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Later in the month, China sacked its health minister and the mayor of Beijing over their mishandling of the outbreak.
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After the miniseries resurfaced the case and its mishandling at the hands of the two women, both faced immense backlash.
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He had to manage his own self-doubts about mishandling an athlete who is perhaps USA Swimming's most prized asset.
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"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent," Ryan said.
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Mr. Trump's initial rationale — Mr. Comey's mishandling of the Clinton email investigation — immediately drowned in a pool of crocodile tears.
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While "negligent" use can cover a variety of activities, it most likely refers to "mishandling" in this case, Ramirez said.
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Arthur: Sloppy handling of email, or mishandling of classified information — the bottom line is yet to be determined, I think.
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Brown quit his post shortly after that over what was viewed as a mishandling of the federal response to Katrina.
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Clinton or her aides not be charged in connection with the mishandling of classified information on her personal email server.
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The stated reason for his resignation was to protest what he called the mishandling of a regional renewable energy program.
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Last week, fourteen sued Lyft over what they called the company's mishandling of a "sexual predator crisis" among its drivers.
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Following Comey's press conference, the State Department said it would reopen an internal review into any mishandling of classified information.
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Eberle made it 220-223 five minutes later, mishandling a puck but recovering to snap a wrist shot by Lundqvist.
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The allegations involving Dr. Nassar were not the first time the university has been accused of mishandling sexual misconduct cases.
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McCulloch gained national notoriety for his mishandling of the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014.
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And also breaking tonight, the I.G. confirmed today James Comey, we warned him he is under investigation for mishandling classified information.
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The FBI, then led by James Comey, investigated Clinton during the 2016 campaign for mishandling classified information on her email server.
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A CNN investigation found more than 1,000 facilities across the country have been cited for mishandling suspected cases of sex abuse.
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You know, simply mishandling classified information even if it&aposs a mistake, if you knew better you are violating that law.
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"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent," Mr Ryan thundered.
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Shine, who was accused of mishandling sexual harassment and discrimination claims at Fox News, was ousted from the network last year.
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Sometimes it's a prosecution under the nearly 100-year-old Espionage Act for mishandling classified information, instead of for actual spying.
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That experience, and the mishandling of the aftermath by the government of Hugo Chávez, Mr Maduro's mentor, led him into politics.
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We expect imminently Horowitz's report on the criminal case involving Trump's 2016 opponent, Hillary Clinton , and her mishandling of state secrets.
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Many Armenians accuse the government of corruption and mishandling an economy that has struggled to overcome the legacy of central planning.
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Trump also called Comey a "slimeball" and suggested the former FBI director deserved jail time for mishandling the Clinton email probe.
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" San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz told Trump: "Tweet away your hate to mask your administration's mishandling of this humanitarian crisis.
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Hunter had been free on appeal after being accused of mishandling a confidential document in 2014, according to CNN affiliate WCPO.
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Trump is going beyond blaming Clinton for mishandling the post-2011 crisis in the Middle East, which any Republican would do.
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Her death was ruled a suicide, but Bland's family, and many supporters, remained skeptical and accused authorities of mishandling her case.
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Petraeus pleaded guilty last year to the misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information during their time together, reports The Washington Post.
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Johnson appeared to be the only GOP senator so vocally upset with McConnell for his mishandling of the health care bill.
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He didn't merely accuse her of mishandling Syria but implied she was responsible for every death in the Syrian civil war.
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" The letter went on to say that using "foreign government information" in unclassified emails "does not amount to mishandling the information.
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The US-led team, which also included Honduran researchers, released a statement defending their work and denying any mishandling of information.
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The Justice Department has demanded similar oversight to resolve the investigations into mishandling of auto safety problems at GM and Toyota.
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Archbishop Gomez is among the bishops who have been criticized for mishandling cases of priests accused of sexual abuse or harassment.
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The opportunity, though, has been shrouded in confusion befitting the league's mishandling of Kaepernick and the player protest movement he inspired.
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The FBI is currently investigating Clinton's machine and examining whether she or her top aides were responsible for mishandling classified information.
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The Justice Department decided last month not to press charges against Clinton for mishandling sensitive material after a yearlong FBI investigation.
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Facebook was fined $5 billion in July for mishandling user data of over 50 million users amid the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The company has been accused of mishandling that data and misleading users over how much information they are sharing with Facebook.
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Petraeus pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information in April 28500 and was sentenced to two years probation.
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The Times' report follows years of the company mishandling user data and increasing concerns about its ability to protect people's privacy.
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For example, Wells Fargo has dealt with a string of incidents regarding fraud, mishandling loans, and other breaches of customer trust.
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"The EPA's apparent mishandling of this report may shed light on larger systemic problems occurring at the agency," the letter said.
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Examples abound, from the mishandling of Hurricane Katrina during the Bush administration to the Obama's administration's botched rollout of the healthcare.
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The mishandling of funds may violate Swiss laws related to misconduct in public office and bribery of officials, and money laundering.
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In 2018, the number of internal investigations involving mishandling of confidential information increased 40 percent, compared with 2017, the company said.
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In February 200, the SEC was already under scrutiny for its mishandling of the Madoff case, which broke two months earlier.
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I've seen a lot of media organizations investigating other journalists instead of looking at the institutions and their mishandling of cases.
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As the week wore on, teachers and others reported that New York City was mishandling its response to the coronavirus crisis.
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But Francis kept him on, and Cardinal Ezzati became the flash point of survivors' ire for mishandling several cases of abuse.
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And his intelligence committee counterpart, the Democrat Adam Schiff, yesterday took the extraordinary step of accusing Nunes of mishandling classified information.
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I have never seen a criminal matter proceed without even an allegation of something more than mere mishandling of sensitive information.
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Self-styled religious parties have been implicated in every major graft scandal, including the mishandling of oil revenue and defense contracts.
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As Comey explained it, he was not recommending prosecution of Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information — because she was Hillary Clinton.
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Clinton's reckless mishandling of classified material — reinforced by her 39 memory "lapses" in her FBI interview — should disqualify her from office.
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Nineteen women sued Lyft on Wednesday for failing to protect them from sexual assault by drivers and mishandling their complaints afterward.
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He also warned cases similar to Clinton's, specifically regarding the mishandling of classified information, won't necessarily go unpunished in the future.
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And on September 4th, 14 women sued Lyft for allegedly mishandling their sexual assault, sexual misconduct, and rape complaints against drivers.
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In a nutshell: A 2012 article by Cal Coast relied on unnamed sources to accuse a contractor of mishandling hazardous waste.
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Despite his own history of mishandling sensitive information, Flynn often brought up Hillary Clinton's email scandal while campaigning with Donald Trump.
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Flynn was also reprimanded for mishandling classified information while working for Mattis during the latter's stint running the military's Central Command.
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Thousands of Google employees across the world walked off the job Thursday to protest the company's mishandling of sexual harassment claims.
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The government statement said the missile had come to Cuba as a result of "error or mishandling" in its country of origin.
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The decision comes at the same time that Facebook is facing a lot of scrutiny and ire over third-party data mishandling.
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Alexandra Stevenson TECHNOLOGY Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, will face two days of congressional hearings over the company's mishandling of user data.
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Police were tipped off by a father involved in legal action against the business over the mishandling of his infant daughter's burial.
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The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights, which investigates charges against schools for mishandling sexual assault claims and Title IX violations.
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David Petraeus' mishandling of classified information was far less egregious misconduct than Hillary Clinton's private email use while leading the State Department.
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N) has agreed to pay nearly $75 million to settle an investigation into the mishandling of pre-release American Depositary Receipts (ADR).
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Hell, I managed to break the handsome but delicate frosted glass back on the Xperia Z5 without ever dropping or mishandling it.
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The lawsuit accuses Yahoo Trust managers of "willfully turning a blind eye" to the fund manager Wu's mishandling of the fund's assets.
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The mishandling of Keenum's concussion prompted the league to review why he had not been removed immediately and evaluated under concussion protocols.
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He started work on the Violence Against Women Act, one of his big achievements, a year before his mishandling of Ms Hill.
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Facebook's First Full Data Breach Impacts Up to 90 Million AccountsFacebook is no stranger to controversies over data mishandling at this point.
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But many instructors say the company's mishandling of sexual assault perpetrated by a company executive has complicated their relationship to the company.
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The companies say they are trying to protect user privacy and are concerned with the risks of governments mishandling sensitive location data.
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In the House memo, lawmakers questioned whether the DOJ and FBI properly analyzed and interpreted the law surrounding mishandling of classified information.
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He will issue a broad apology for his "big mistake" in failing to prevent the mishandling of personal data and other abuses.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, he was under investigation for financial problems related to online gambling and mishandling of his taxes.
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Comey indicated the probe was completed in early July when he declined to recommend pursuing charges over the mishandling of classified information.
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The government statement said the missile had come to Cuba as a result of ''error or mishandling'' in its country of origin.
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It'll certainly contrast with the recent animated adaptation of DC's The Killing Joke, which has attracted criticism for mishandling of sexual violence.
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The New York Times reported the news, adding that the lawsuit followed the mishandling of the woman's medical records by the company.
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Several women have joined at least two lawsuits accusing Baylor of violating their rights under Title IX by mishandling sexual-assault charges.
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"I would characterize it as Trump mishandling recruitment efforts by always having her over," one GOP source familiar with Senate recruitment said.
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For months, Sidibé had been accused of mishandling harassment allegations among his staff and protecting alleged assailants -- including in exclusive CNN reporting.
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For the Justice Department, the central question is whether the conduct met the legal standard for the crime of mishandling classified information.
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Barr has come under fire over what some see as his mishandling of the long-awaited release of Mueller's report in April.
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Though the president has a wide-reaching ability to declassify information, Trump has been accused of mishandling sensitive information in the past.
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Unsurprisingly, there has been a surge in colleges mishandling these investigations and wrongfully prosecuting male students for fear of losing federal funding.
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Last year, he pleaded guilty to one charge of mishandling classified material for leaking government secrets to his mistress, biographer Paula Broadwell.
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Zuckerberg is expected to appear before US politicians on Tuesday to explain Facebook's mishandling of user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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That followed his mishandling of the aftermath of a shooting of a young black man by a white police officer in 2014.
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In July 2015, Fiat Chrysler agreed to a $105 million settlement for mishandling nearly two dozen recall campaigns covering 11 million vehicles.
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Then at the end of last year, the dean of the business school was ousted over the mishandling of workplace misconduct claims.
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Bailey was disbarred in Massachusetts and Florida for allegedly mishandling $6 million worth of stock for a client, the Associated Press reported.
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All this customary mishandling of the vegetable merely confirms what you already fear and dislike: The artichoke as a terribly intimidating object.
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Of greatest concern, they wrote, was the fact that the evaluation excluded the so-called legacy effects from the mishandling of asbestos.
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He didn't merely accuse her of mishandling Syria but also implied she was responsible for every death in the Syrian civil war.
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Ohio State suspended its football coach, Urban Meyer, for three games over his mishandling of domestic violence accusations against an assistant coach.
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The difference here being that Facebook's mishandling of private data hurts its users, whereas with encryption the company is protecting its users.
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Ordinary Chinese see through government propaganda and realize that the mishandling of the coronavirus is only one example of the regime's ineptitude.
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Clinton "extremely careless" and raised questions about her judgment, but said "no responsible prosecutor" could charge her with willfully mishandling classified information.
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These "internal risks" range from inadvertent mishandling of a sensitive file to the theft of company secrets, sometimes by a departing employee.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art CEO Timothy Rub apologized for the institution's mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations against its former employee, Joshua Helmer.
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ARMY SUSPENDS COORDINATOR Army suspended its defensive coordinator, Jay Bateman, for two weeks for mishandling information about the Wake Forest football team.
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David Petraeus is also in play, but his supposed brilliance matters less in this case than his conviction for mishandling classified information.
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Death penalty expert Robert Dunham says the mishandling of lethal injections for death-row inmates is more common than may be believed.
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But the venture was also criticized strongly for its mishandling of UK medical data, and in 2018 was absorbed into Google Health.
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For the past week, Mark Zuckerberg has grappled with a backlash from lawmakers, regulators and users over Facebook's mishandling of data privacy.
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Last week, 85033 female riders sued Lyft over what they called the company's mishandling of a "sexual predator crisis" among its drivers.
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The strike began after guards conducted a sweep of detainees' cells, removing "comfort items" and allegedly mishandling Korans, an offense in Islam.
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When this information came to light, the FBI launched an investigation into whether Clinton had broken federal law by mishandling classified information.
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The controversy has consumed the administration and some of the president's allies are demanding that Kelly step aside for mishandling the controversy.
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Earlier this summer, FBI Director James Comey angered Republicans by announcing he would not recommend charging Clinton with willfully mishandling classified information.
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He said the problems had occurred over a short window of time and in several cases were exacerbated by climbers' mishandling equipment.
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"He's in trouble for mishandling the propaganda and hyping up China too much," a source tied to China's leadership and propaganda system said.
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Patterson was ousted as president of the Southwestern Baptist Seminary in May over allegations of sexism, condoning spousal abuse, and mishandling rape allegations.
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Hated by Democrats for mishandling all the Hillary Clinton shit, and hated by Republicans for the Russia investigation, Comey must be very lonely.
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Earlier this week, Morrisey dubbed Manchin "Sideline Joe," and he's previously echoed Republican arguments about Democrats' mishandling of sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Over the past year, user trust in Facebook has eroded for a number of reasons — data breaches, the mishandling of our data, etc.
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The U.S. and China exchanged rebukes over North Korea's latest nuclear test, each blaming the other for mishandling relations with the isolated nation.
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China's fear may now be that if frictions worsen with America, Mr Xi could be blamed at home for mishandling a crucial relationship.
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Earlier in the show, Butler, after announcing solidarity for the transgender community, expressed resignation at the Trump regime's mishandling of his home country.
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None of these scenarios resemble anything close to sexual assault, which may help explain why managers are so often accused of mishandling it.
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"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent," he said in a statement.
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But Uber is perhaps extra surprising in light of the company's history with allegations of sexism and mishandling of sexual misconduct and abuse.
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Majestic Elegance's statement comes just days after Lawrence-Daley's husband, Christopher Daley, publicly criticized the police and hotel staff for mishandling the case.
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U.S. delivery firm FedEx sued the American government last month after the company's mishandling of Huawei packages caused a public uproar in China.
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What can Trump and his team learn from past administrations that faltered or fell based on their mishandling of a storm like this?
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Scores of female McDonald's employees are staging a #MeToo walkout across 10 major cities ... protesting the company's alleged mishandling of sexual harassment complaints.
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Trump is going beyond blaming Obama and Clinton for mishandling the post-2011 crisis in the Middle East, which many Republicans have done.
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An Illinois law is proving a thorn in Facebook's side as a class action lawsuit, alleging mishandling of biometric information, moves toward trial.
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I'd like to note, as with all things we write about the studio, we don't condone the company's mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations.
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FBI Director James Comey announced in July that the Justice Department would not indict Clinton or her aides for mishandling classified information. Rep.
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Clinton's top vulnerabilities — mishandling of emails/classified information, destroying evidence, Clinton Foundation controversies, transparency issues — weren't even brought up by NBC's Lester Holt.
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Samsung has been under fire (pardon the pun) for mishandling the recall, having at the very least failed to engage with US regulators.
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The first score was set up by Dortch's mishandling of a punt, giving the Wolfpack the ball at the Deacons 103-yard line.
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Blackburn tied the Democrat to the Clintons and slammed him for allegedly mishandling sexual harassment claims during his tenure in the governor's mansion.
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Mr. Martin was initially charged with theft of government property and mishandling of classified information, violations carrying a maximum sentence of 11 years.
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He also said there has been bad intelligence about Syria and Libya, which has led to the U.S. mishandling interventions in those countries.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is defending its safety standards after a USA Today article on its mishandling of dangerous pathogens.
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The president has repeatedly been accused of mishandling classified information that could compromise the US's intelligence-gathering methods and put lives at risk.
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The company had been heavily criticized for mishandling sensitive work, including its failure to provide enough security guards for the 2012 London Olympics.
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Republicans have for months hammered Clinton on her email arrangement, which some critics claim should lead to criminal charges for mishandling classified information.
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Read more: Facebook was just slapped with a record $5 billion fine for mishandling user data, but those users won't see a penny.
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Republicans, outraged that Clinton appears to be getting off scot-free despite mishandling classified information, have quickly pivoted to accusing her of perjury.
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London (CNN Business)Ireland's data regulator has opened an investigation into Facebook for mishandling the passwords for hundreds of millions of its users.
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The White House cited Comey's mishandling of Hillary Clinton's email investigation as the reason for his termination, but people aren't quite buying it.
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The US government has conducted 502 investigations of colleges for possibly mishandling reports of sexual violence, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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I still think Apple is a ripoff and Facebook continues to get pwned by lawmakers for its mishandling of user data and disinformation.
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In recent years, Ms. Vestager's office has mounted a concerted campaign against tax avoidance, anti-competitive behavior and the mishandling of private data.
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While he's facing misdemeanor charges for allegedly mishandling that 2014 complaint, Strampel is also charged with sexually harassing and assaulting four female students.
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Currently, there are 337 open investigations at 243 schools for possibly mishandling reports of sexual violence, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Clearances are typically revoked for cause, because of a security concern like alcoholism, financial problems, health concerns or the mishandling of classified material.
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Trump's atrocious mishandling of the global pandemic makes it likely that coronavirus could become one of the defining issues of the presidential election.
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Legal experts have pointed to the former CIA director's example as a lowering of the bar for criminal charges for mishandling classified information.
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Photograph by Dan Winters for The New Yorker The movement received another boost from the George W. Bush Administration's mishandling of Hurricane Katrina.
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Clinton's critics have suggested that she and her top deputies — including Mills, Abedin and Sullivan — could face criminal indictments for mishandling classified information.
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Now that he is in over his head amidst a maelstrom of data-mishandling allegations, Facebook's regular shareholders should be feeling buyers' remorse.
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Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Joan Illuzzi told the court that Weinstein violated his bail conditions by mishandling his ankle monitoring system at times.
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The airline was criticized for mishandling its response to videos that showed a passenger being dragged off one of its flights on Sunday.
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Microsoft is unveiling a new Microsoft 365 tool that would let businesses spot "internal risks," including the mishandling or theft of company files.
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Cambridge Analytica said Monday whistleblower Christopher Wylie is "misrepresenting himself and the company" in weekend reports alleging massive mishandling of Facebook user data.
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Some reports indicate individuals may have been harmed during the process, often due to the mishandling of wastewater or improper building of boreholes.
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Before Mr. Comey said that, it was believed that the F.B.I. was focusing primarily on the potential mishandling of classified information, a misdemeanor.
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Facebook has maintained the mishandling of data was the result of abuse on the part of Cambridge Analytica and app developer Aleksandr Kogan.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg said on Wednesday that his company made mistakes in mishandling data and promised tougher steps to restrict developers access to data.
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After a year-long investigation, the Justice Department decided against filing charges for mishandling classified information in connection to Clinton's bespoke email setup.
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Trump became the subject of controversy in May when he fired Comey, citing his mishandling of the federal probe into Clinton's email server.
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The US Federal Trade Commission has fined Facebook $5 billion for mishandling user data, the largest financial penalty ever imposed by the regulator.
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Last week, the Justice Department announced that it would not pursue criminal charges against Clinton or her senior aides for mishandling classified information.
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A mishandling (by David) of payroll taxes brought large tax penalties from the Internal Revenue Service in 1988 and ruined their credit rating.
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Watching John Oliver in an all-white, undisclosed location deliver stings directed at Trump's mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak was odd, yet soothing.
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The first expansion, Heavensward, dedicated itself to conveying how the mishandling of power doesn't just affect those who use it against each other.
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As the New York Times notes, Kemp's office and related agencies have also been accused of mishandling voter data on two different occasions.
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Some of the messages were reported to have mocked victims of Hurricane Maria, a disaster over which Rosselló's administration has been criticized for mishandling.
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Petraeus has more than paid for this transgression since then, losing his CIA job and pleading guilty to a misdemeanor for mishandling classified information.
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The letter is dated July 11, and states that Bachelet "presented a report plagued by false statements, misrepresentations and mishandling of data and sources".
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Trump justified his decision by citing Comey's mishandling of the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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Evans' lawyer contested the decision at the time, saying the move spoke "volumes about the Manhattan DA's office and its mishandling" of Evans' case.
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They point most often to the mishandling of a surveillance warrant against Carter Page, a onetime Trump campaign adviser, which an independent investigation criticized.
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That came following public and governmental scrutiny for the company's role in the mishandling and sharing of user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Jane Doe's lawsuit isn't the first to accuse Uber of mishandling cases involving its drivers who are accused or convicted of rape and assault.
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There have been many safety problems along the way, from the mishandling of asbestos to toxic vapors leaking out of underground waste storage tanks.
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Nearly 17,000 Google employees walked off the job Thursday as part of a massive, worldwide protest against the company's mishandling of sexual harassment cases.
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But Mr Zavala is gone, as are Marilú Martens, the education minister, whom the opposition accuses of mishandling a teachers' strike, and three others.
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In July, Comey, a registered Republican, had recommended against bringing charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information, a recommendation the Justice Department later followed.
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Ocwen shares plunged after a report saying state and federal authorities have sued the company due to the mishandling of millions of mortgage accounts.
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FACR Chairman Miroslav Pelta resigned from his position last week while in police custody and facing charges for "mishandling state subsidies," according to Reuters.
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In July 2015, Fiat Chrysler agreed to a $105 million settlement with NHTSA for mishandling nearly two dozen recall campaigns involving 11 million vehicles.
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It investigates complaints that schools violated students' civil rights, which under President Obama has included aggressive investigation of colleges accused of mishandling sexual assault.
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Mishandling the emergency in New Orleans after the 2005 hurricane destroyed any claim President George W. Bush had to provide competent or compassionate government.
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Comey ultimately said that the emails did not change the bureau's conclusion that no criminal charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information were appropriate.
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GOING GREEN: The Hill's Julian Hattem reports: Green Party candidate Jill Stein is calling for Hillary Clinton to be prosecuted for mishandling classified information.
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A decision by the FBI to charge Clinton or her top aides for mishandling classified information would be a shock to the political system.
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The fake baby cries when it needs be fed, burped, rocked or changed and tracks mishandling and how well the doll is cared for.
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Some of the new cases accuse sperm banks of careless record-keeping, or mishandling or misappropriation of sperm banked for a client's personal use.
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Since then, he has accused Papa John's of mishandling the response to his use of the racial slur and not properly investigating the incident.
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The stars of the hit HGTV renovation show "Fixer Upper" violated federal regulations for mishandling lead-based paint, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said.
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All of the above is out the window if the FBI indicts her for mishandling classified information stored in her infamous private email server.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For the past week, Mark Zuckerberg has grappled with a backlash from lawmakers, regulators and users over Facebook's mishandling of data privacy.
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As the New York mayor cites his biracial son in a presidential debate, a report accuses the N.Y.P.D. of mishandling complaints of racial bias.
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Social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube have a track record of mishandling the policing of fake news and misinformation on their platforms.
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The FBI memorandum, titled "Mishandling of Classified — Unknown Subject or Country (SIM)" said Clinton did not know what certain classification markings on documents meant.
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Boeing's board fired CEO Dennis Muilenburg in December for mishandling the crisis, while replacement David Calhoun has tried to reframe the narrative surrounding Boeing.
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Clinton with mishandling classified information, and then later sending a letter to Congress disclosing that the agents were scrutinizing new evidence in the matter.
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Before it descended into frustration, the meeting had been billed as part of Mr. Zuckerberg's apology tour for Facebook's mishandling of its users' data.
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Moon's mishandling of the crisis, by not moving quickly to close the country's borders to China and not supplying enough surgical masks for citizens.
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Three officials from the Hubei Red Cross have been punished for "mishandling donations for the coronavirus," and the organization has apologized for its failures.
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The fact that there are so few prosecutions of lower level officials for mishandling classified information demonstrates the effectiveness and pervasiveness of this indoctrination.
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She delayed for a year another rule to require companies to disclose information about the mishandling of wheelchairs and motorized scooters for disabled passengers.
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Sky ultimately passed the review, but James Murdoch was criticized in Ofcom's report for mishandling the hacking matter, and the proposed acquisition was abandoned.
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Her predecessor and most of the previous election commissioners are in prison on charges related to the unlawful mishandling the parliamentary vote last year.
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When the Southern Baptist Convention met in Alabama last month, the denomination created a committee to evaluate allegations against churches accused of mishandling abuse.
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More recently, OSHA cited Nonlethal Technologies again for mishandling hazardous chemicals in April 2018 and issued the company a fine of more than $6,000.
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Obviously, in the case of the fallen general, it would have been more accurate to attribute his ouster to his mishandling of classified material.
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Since then, Mr. Modi has faced considerable opposition over what critics say is his mishandling of the economy ahead of the elections this spring.
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In recent years, the FTC has brokered similar settlements with the likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter, including for mishaps related to mishandling users' data.
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In fact, recent reports show that Amazon is not only still mishandling Echo recordings and user data, but it's also actually getting worse about it.
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That's obviously totally aside from the George Soros conspiracy theory fiasco; its mishandling of Myanmar genocide; and its standing as a hotbed for rampant misinformation.
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"One of the seeds of Boeing's mishandling of the crisis is the very fact that it considers itself a business-to-business operation," Grabowski said.
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All of this news comes as Facebook faces intense scrutiny from both the public and governments around the world over its mishandling of user data.
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Mahathir is now prime minister again, heading a new government whose fiscal management has come under the spotlight after alleged mishandling by the previous administration.
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The appointment raises concerns as the retired Lieutenant General has a history of making controversial anti-Muslim remarks and is accused of mishandling classified information.
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West says she wasn't hoping to get a big payout but to instead illustrate just how consumers can hold companies accountable for mishandling their data.
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The CFPB fined South Carolina-based lender Security Finance $5 million on June 13 for harassing borrowers when collecting debt and mishandling credit report data.
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In his tweet, Trump was referring to the federal case brought against former CIA Director and high-profile general David Petraeus for mishandling classified information.
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If Trump picks Petraeus, the former general will have to notify his probation officer, since he's under state supervision until April for mishandling classified documents.
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Perry had repeatedly come under scrutiny by athletes who felt she was mishandling the fallout from the tumult surrounding disgraced former team doctor Larry Nassar.
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The New York Reublican, an outspoken Donald Trump supporter, has repeatedly condemned Clinton and deemed her untrustworthy based on her alleged mishandling of classified information.
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These much stiffer penalties for data mishandling are intended, by European lawmakers, to rework how digital businesses view information generated by and around their users.
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Since 2011, a total of 439 investigations were opened into whether colleges were mishandling cases; 79 cases have been resolved, while another 360 remain open.
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Sometimes called "news dumps," these timing tricks are used for news about topics like hacks, the mishandling of customer data, and bad behavior by executives.
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The company is already facing significant backlash over mishandling user data and not doing enough to prevent Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Although it later shut down after run-ins with regulators and accusations of mishandling its users' funds, its bettors' performance in those campaigns was impressive.
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With Microsoft's epic mishandling of Nokia's mobile business coming to an end today, a new chapter for the storied Finnish brand is about to begin.
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In comparison, an object that has shattered because of mishandling suddenly seems like a much less complicated problem: In those cases, restoration is usually possible.
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Comey's mishandling of the Clinton email investigation was certainly a reason to fire Comey, but It defies common sense to believe it was the reason.
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The EPA's incompetence was greatly revealed after their mishandling of the 85033 Animas River mine spill in Colorado that polluted three million gallons of water.
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And that's just one instance of Facebook mishandling user data — data that was voluntarily offered to Facebook by its billions of users around the globe.
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The $5 billion FTC fine is intended to punish Facebook for mishandling user data and presumably not to increase the wealth of Facebook's primary shareholder.
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The company's stock has lost tens of billions of dollars in shareholder value since initial reports of massive data mishandling by research firm Cambridge Analytica.
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The Nuclear Regulatory commission has imposed fines on six civilian institutions in recent months for mishandling or losing nuclear materials, including against Idaho State University.
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Elizabeth Esty (D-Conn.), who decided not to seek reelection after she was accused of mishandling sexual harassment claims against her former chief of staff.
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Last July, Comey held a press conference to announce that he would not recommend Clinton be indicted for mishandling classified information while secretary of State.
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She is under FBI investigation for both mishandling classified information and for "public corruption" relating to the Clinton Foundation, as Fox News reported in January.
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The incident was flagged by a whistleblower who has sued Michigan State Police, alleging a pattern of mishandling cases and discriminating against civilians and employees.
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After Maria struck, the mayor of Puerto Rico's capital city held a press conference and accused the Trump administration of mishandling Puerto Rico relief efforts.
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He was found guilty of two counts of mishandling classified information and of assault on a child under the age of 16, military records show.
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In recent years, the FTC has brokered such settlements with the likes of Facebook, Google and Twitter, including for mishaps related to mishandling users' data.
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The specialty jeweler first came under fire in April for reportedly mishandling repairs, with rings allegedly disappearing or coming back in worse condition than before.
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Since 2011, a total of 435 investigations were opened into whether colleges were mishandling cases; 75 cases have been resolved, while another 360 remain open.
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In the nuclear watchdog's 2014/2015 annual report, it identified 20143 companies that were mislabeling or mishandling nuclear material, or which had inadequate security protections.
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In the nuclear watchdog's 2014/2015 annual report, it identified 27 companies that were mislabeling or mishandling nuclear material, or which had inadequate security protections.
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The circuit attorney said that police initially told investigators that the shooting was an "accident," and also characterized it as a "mishandling" of a firearm.
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Many Armenians have accused members of the government of corruption and mishandling an economy that has struggled to overcome the legacy of Soviet central planning.
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Fourteen women are suing the ride-hailing company Lyft over what they are calling the company's mishandling of a "sexual predator crisis" among its drivers.
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He was then forced to spend a considerable amount of time fielding questions about his administration's mishandling of required lead paint inspections in public housing.
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Meyer was punished for mishandling domestic assault allegations lodged against a longtime assistant coach, Zach Smith, then speaking inaccurately about it to the news media.
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The report also does nothing to vindicate Mr. Trump's initial assertion that Mr. Comey's mishandling of the Clinton investigation was the basis for his termination.
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The IHR — which WHO's 196 members countries are supposed to adhere to — were revised in 2005 precisely because of China's mishandling of another outbreak, SARS.
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The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security is hitting the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for mishandling private information collected at disaster sites.
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On Chinese social media, people across the country expressed mounting mistrust and resentment of the authorities in Wuhan, whom they blamed for mishandling the outbreak.
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Acevedo has denied allegations of mishandling, saying the agency has been actively distributing supplies, according to a statement released through the office of emergency management.
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He also sought to put behind him a potentially significant hurdle to his candidacy: his mishandling of classified material while he was a top general.
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The Secret Service is investigating McEntee over his alleged online gambling problems and "mishandling" of taxes, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing senior administration officials.
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It feels like there are multiple stories breaking every other week about how tech companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon are mishandling users' private data.
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In the wake of extensive mishandling of user data and a series of security missteps, Facebook has deployed a number of security and privacy initiatives.
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Trump fired Comey after receiving a memo from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that blamed the FBI director for mishandling the investigation of Clinton's email.
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Akufo-Addo has criticized Mahama's mishandling of the economy and has pledged to restore economic stability, although he has not yet published his election manifesto.
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But the company and its executives maintained that the mishandling of data was the result of abuse on the part of Kogan and Cambridge Analytica.
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She blamed Cube for mishandling the incident and blowing it up into a bigger issue -- especially outside of Korea -- than it would have been otherwise.
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Weinstein's bail was increased last week after prosecutors accused him of mishandling his ankle monitor and leaving his whereabouts unrecorded for hours at a time.
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Notably, the Post has not shown the same assumptions of legality with other past officials accused of mishandling or disclosure either classified or privileged information.
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Last week, 14 women sued it over the alleged mishandling of their sexual assault, sexual misconduct and rape complaints against drivers ordered through its app.
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"Hillary Clinton's mishandling of classified information was so pervasive it continued after she left government," Republican National Committee research director Raj Shah told the Post.
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Snyder has apologized for the state's mishandling of the situation and declared a state of emergency in Genesee County to bring in additional state resources.
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The Iowa Democratic Party (IDP) named a new chairman Saturday after its last leader resigned over the party's mishandling of the Democratic caucuses last week.
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And in the end, the attorney general at the time, Eric Holder, decided he would be charged only with the misdemeanor mishandling of classified information.
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Michael Flynn, has a history of mishandling classified information -- what Trump had accused his general election opponent, Hillary Clinton, of doing via her private email server.
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Millions of Venezuelans have fled the country in recent years due to a crippling economic downturn — a crisis largely caused by Maduro's mishandling of the economy.
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The committee's findings bring the mishandling of the Benalla affair closer to Macron, who took office in 2017 promising to raise ethical standards in public life.
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In that hearing, he confirmed that his office was investigating Comey for potentially mishandling classified information, regarding the sharing of memos detailing conversations with President Trump.
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The evidence hardly excuses Clinton for her own mishandling of sensitive, sometimes-classified data that FBI director James Comey has called "extremely careless," though not criminal.
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Lynch said she met with Comey and prosecutors Wednesday and agreed that the investigation, which looked into the potential mishandling of classified information, should be concluded.
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Police were tipped off about Perry Funeral Home by a father involved in legal action against the business over the mishandling of his infant daughter's burial.
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Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, began the first of two marathon hearings in Washington on Tuesday afternoon, answering tough questions on the company's mishandling of data.
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A sharper row followed after Mr Kelly defended Mr Trump against allegations of mishandling a telephone call to the widow of a soldier killed in action.
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Moreover, a senior State Department official's attempt to pressure the FBI to hide the extent of this mishandling bears all the signs of a cover-up.
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Iranian officials have accused Riyadh of mishandling the response and complained of delays in repatriating the bodies of the 461 Iranian nationals who died in Mecca.
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Facebook could be subjected to at least two more state probes in the United States on the alleged mishandling of user data, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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In other words, mishandling or mismanaging private data in ways that betrays someone's security or privacy is a data breach, no matter how you slice it.
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Opposition parties have also accused the ruling Democratic Party of mishandling the crisis and interfering illegally in the affairs of some lenders — accusations ministers have denied.
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Whether it's surveilling or deceiving users, mishandling or selling their data, or engendering unhealthy habits or thoughts, tech these days is not short on unethical behavior.
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Both Guy and Melissa Ponder, the wife of Scott Ponder, believe that alleged mishandling of DNA evidence at the crime scene hampered the investigation early on.
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United came under fire last year after security officers dragged off a passenger from an overbooked flight, and it's lately faced scrutiny after mishandling several pets.
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"Little solace is found in your detailed breakdown of the FBI's findings that Secretary Clinton acted 'extremely careless' in mishandling classified information," Goodlatte wrote to Comey.
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The authoritarianism that often prevails in fundamentalist circles, Tchividjian says, is what sets the stage for widespread abuse—and for the systematic mishandling of reported cases.
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Even so, he has been clashing with Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, over what each sees as the other's mishandling of the president's impeachment defense.
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Lawmakers have grown increasingly concerned about Silicon Valley's handling of user privacy and the government's ability to hold companies accountable for abusing or mishandling consumers' data.
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While chastising Clinton's mishandling of secret and classified emails, Comey has recommended to the Department of Justice that it not pursue criminal charges in the matter.
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In early 2018, Facebook admitted to mishandling data from over 50 million Facebook users which had been improperly obtained by political data-analytics firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Most Americans in a new poll say major structural changes are needed to shake up the U.S. government, with most citing its mishandling of key issues.
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Whether it was grossly mishandling their finances, committing adultery or insulting the looks of the man they loved, the women did a lot of horrible things.
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Mr. Petraeus, 64, has his own black mark: He was prosecuted for mishandling classified material in a scandal stemming from an extramarital affair with his biographer.
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At the time, officials expressed concern that some of the materials in her private inbox were classified at some level, suggesting possible mishandling of sensitive information.
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A defense official cited the mishandling of classified material and issuing threats as some of the things Broadwell, an Army Reserves major, could be punished for.
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Critics of both parties note that Flynn's tenure in the Obama administration was marked by clashes with his superiors and a reprimand for mishandling classified information.
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Rousseff stumbled again, this time mishandling the powerful PMDB, a party with more seats in Congress than any other and the key to her ruling coalition.
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But her government's mishandling of the catastrophe fueled popular grievances that drove millions of people to the streets in large protest rallies that preceded her impeachment.
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As recently as April, House members called for the firing of Mr. Koskinen for the "gross mishandling" of its investigation into the targeting of political groups.
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The president made Hillary Clinton's mishandling of classified information through her private email server central to his campaign, leading chants of "lock her up" at rallies.
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Willem Buiter, global chief economist at Citigroup, told CNBC that the Spanish government had scored a "huge own goal" in its mishandling of the Catalonia crisis.
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The girls' differing understandings of the situation reveal America's long and unsettling attitude toward police brutality and the mishandling of justice that often arises from it.
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He read a statement in which he apologized for Facebook's role in the spreading of misinformation, foreign interference in elections and the mishandling of customer data.
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The committee's top Democrat, Maryland's Elijah Cummings, said Snyder's administration was to blame for its mishandling of the crisis and called on the governor to resign.
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The handling of select agents has been under fire since 2014 when the CDC and other federal labs reported several incidents of mishandling of dangerous pathogens.
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Lurid pictures found in the financier's home could prompt a reckoning for the Justice Department, which has been accused of mishandling the case a decade ago.
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Lurid pictures found in the financier's home could prompt a reckoning for the Justice Department, which has been accused of mishandling the case a decade ago.
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The two are part of a group of seven employees who helped organize the mass walkout from Google over the company's mishandling of sexual harassment claims.
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After multiple reviews and an FBI investigation, Republicans still cannot accept that there was just not enough evidence to prosecute Clinton for the mishandling of classified information.
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David Petraeus, who pleaded guilty in 2015 to mishandling classified information after he shared sensitive material with a woman with whom he was having an affair. Ret.
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It's these incidents of mishandling firearms that Kyra Parrow, 19, who graduated from MSD in 2018, fears will disproportionately affect young women and students from marginalized communities.
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Trump and Republican lawmakers consistently painted Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as unfit for the presidency for her own mishandling of classified material while secretary of state.
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A plan to open a tribunal in the Vatican to judge bishops accused of covering up sexual abuse or mishandling cases never saw the light of day.
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A 2012 mishandling of classified information case against then-Director of the Central Intelligence Agency David Petraeus is widely seen as more severe than Clinton's alleged wrongdoing.
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The Federal Trade Commission on Monday morning confirmed that it is investigating Facebook over the news about its mishandling of user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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A woman who was raped in India by an Uber driver in 2014 is suing the ride-hail giant over the alleged mishandling of her medical records.
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Looming was the legacy of Jimmy Carter, whose mishandling of a high-stakes foreign policy matter -- the Iran hostage crisis -- may have cost him a second term.
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Why it matters: The mishandling of security around the event, where violence was widely expected, comes at a delicate moment for Argentina and its president, Mauricio Macri.
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Most of the blame for Venezuela's problems has been pinned to the government and its mishandling of the economy, and that's unlikely to change any time soon.
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The State Department is reopening an internal investigation of possible mishandling of classified information by Hillary Clinton and top aides, officials told The Associated Press on Thursday.
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The leak came just days after a separate incident, in which the FBI arrested two officials from Rosselló's administration for mishandling government contracts worth millions of dollars.
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Former officials are charged with mishandling intelligence rarely and only if they are shown to have done so knowingly, and there was little evidence that she had.
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Laura Kate Dale wrote an affecting editorial for Polygon about the mishandling of trans characters in Breath of the Wild, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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Dookhan worked testing drug samples submitted by law enforcement agencies from 153 until 2012, when investigators accused her of contaminating drug samples, falsifying results, and mishandling evidence.
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Fort Worth, Texas, police tell PEOPLE it was in the hands of a detective who was fired two months ago from the department for mishandling his cases.
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He has been widely criticised for keeping a low profile even as the air bag crisis escalated, and automakers accused Takata of mishandling and manipulating safety data.
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Facebook has been on the defense amid a backlash over mishandling user data and not doing enough to prevent Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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According to the White House, the President removed Comey because of his mishandling of the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails when she was Secretary of State.
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The justification provided in the administration's memorandum on the firing -- that it came in response to Comey's mishandling of the Clinton investigation -- doesn't pass the laugh test.
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New York has long grappled with ways of dealing with the seriously mentally ill, with limited success and angry rebukes from the courts for mishandling the situation.
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When Comey announced that he would not be recommending charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information in July, Trump excoriated the bureau as corrupt and politically motivated.
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Relying on only one sensor is thought to be risky because these sensors are more vulnerable to damage by birds, bumps, or mishandling than it might seem.
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The subsequent stampede against the president owed everything to her own incompetence and to public opinion, which was enraged, too, by her catastrophic mishandling of the economy.
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Takada has been widely criticized for keeping a low profile even as the air bag crisis escalated, and automakers accused Takata of mishandling and manipulating safety data.
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Fast-forward to just a few weeks ago, when the State Department released a nine-page report concluding that there was no deliberate mishandling of classified information.
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Her office also came under scrutiny this month because of a report that a former female staffer resigned over the alleged mishandling of her sexual harassment complaint.
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In July, Mr. Comey announced that the bureau had not found enough evidence to charge anyone with a crime for the mishandling of classified materials on Mrs.
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The United Nations was in turn accused of mishandling its inquiry into the charges in what became a major scandal that is still reverberating through the organization.
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Google is now facing scrutiny from US and European regulators for mishandling data and monopolization, as well as its work on a censored search engine for China.
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Critics blame the government's mishandling of the economy, plus rampant corruption and inefficiency, during nearly two decades of leftist rule in the nation of 30 million people.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British intelligence agency MI5 was criticized by a privacy watchdog on Tuesday for "illegally mishandling" surveillance data and storing information about innocent people for years.
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European regulators have pressed technology companies on a range of issues, mounting an aggressive campaign against tax avoidance, the mishandling of private data and anti-competitive behavior.
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HU Resist's plan quickly swelled into a multiday protest after Dr. Frederick confirmed on Wednesday the mishandling of funds and, in turn, the firings of six employees.
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She announced in April that she would not seek reelection after she faced enormous heat for allegedly mishandling accusations of sexual harassment against one of her staffers.
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"He's in trouble for mishandling the propaganda and hyping up China too much," said one of the sources, who has ties to China's leadership and propaganda system.
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While there is a law banning "gross negligence" that leads to the mishandling of classified information, it has only been used once in 100 years, Comey said.
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Leaders in Beijing removed the Communist Party bosses of Hubei and Wuhan earlier this month amid seething public anger over the government's alleged mishandling of the outbreak.
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Elizabeth Esty announced Friday that she plans to stay in Congress amid calls for her to resign over her mishandling of a personnel issue in her office.
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Schmitz met with officials at the FBI, the State Department and the Intelligence Community Inspector General -- the watchdog tasked with investigating Clinton's alleged mishandling of classified information.
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The poll was conducted after FBI Director James Comey criticized Clinton for mishandling classified information as secretary of State but declined to recommend criminal charges against her.
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Opinion Columnist China's mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak has imperiled itself and the world because it is a land of 21st-century science and 19th-century politics.
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He took power after the impeachment of his conservative predecessor, Park Geun-hye, who lost public trust by mishandling disasters, including the sinking of the ferry Sewol.
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John Kelly for mishandling the clearance issue, Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation, Republicans for being afraid of the NRA, Democrats for obstructing everything.
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Trump also frequently accuses Hillary Clinton, who competed against Trump in the 2016 presidential election, of mishandling classified information through her use of a private email server.
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The notion that Mr. Comey was fired so summarily because of his mishandling of the Hillary Clinton email affair is belied by the timing of the move.
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A mishandling of Huawei packages, a breakup with Amazon and lawsuit against the Trump administration have all made headlines and the stock move in sometimes unexpected ways.
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Clinton, on the other hand, has been investigated by both the FBI and the State Department for mishandling emails; she was cleared of wrongdoing by both organizations.
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The social media giant has maintained that the mishandling of data was the result of abuse on the part of Cambridge Analytica and app developer Aleksandr Kogan.
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The three women, who are not named in the suit, say DeVos's rules have resulted in officials mishandling ongoing assault cases they have with their respective universities.
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Big Tech, already under a withering spotlight from Congress for mishandling some user data, is elbowing further into health care — a world defined by its privacy pitfalls.
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However, the question of whether Clinton's server was breached is largely a separate one from whether she or her aides broke the law by mishandling classified information.
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Malta's prime minister, Joseph Muscat, has announced he will resign on January 12 in connection with the government's mishandling of the investigation into Daphne Caruana Galizia's death.
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Before Tuesday's announcement, Facebook was already facing significant backlash over mishandling user data and not doing enough to prevent Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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U.S. presidents have been particularly careful not to be seen underplaying natural disasters since President George W. Bush was widely criticized for mishandling Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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He was widely criticized for mishandling domestic violence allegations against former assistant coach Zach Smith and was subsequently suspended for three games to start the 2018 season.
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Whether it's for Facebook's role in the 2016 presidential election or its mishandling of private user data, it's clear that plenty of people are unhappy with Zuckerberg's leadership.
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In transcripts of a closed-door hearing released on Saturday, Comey reiterated that there was "no substantive case" against the former Secretary of State for mishandling classified information.
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"There is a culture of impunity and they know that they can get away with mishandling complaints or actively perpetrating wrongdoing and then cover it up," Scaramuzza said.
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In a three-day hearing in March, after investigators presented their report, regulators grilled Maddox about why he didn't know about multiple settlements, complaints or mishandling of allegations.
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Between 2005 and 2009, he was demoted twice: once for mishandling a protest, and again for failing to file an official report on an instance of domestic violence.
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Why not get rid of an irksomely independent FBI director, who was making trouble for Donald Trump's White House, by exploiting his mishandling of Hillary Clinton's e-mails?
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Almost a week later, Matthew Cheung, the chief secretary and the head of all civil services, made a tepid apology for the mishandling of the Yuen Long incident.
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There were reports of rampant sexism, allegations of mishandling a rape victim's medical records, and a lawsuit from a Google spinoff concerning the theft of self-driving secrets.
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In looking back at our investigations into the mishandling or removal of classified information, we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts.
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Under the federal espionage statute, a person can be charged with a felony by intentionally mishandling classified information -- and the FBI did not find intentionality on Clinton's part.
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Pakistan International Airlines has reportedly filed an inquiry into the mishandling of the deceased, which were scheduled to be transported from New York to Pakistan on Oct. 28.
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In July, Comey, a registered Republican for most of his life, had recommended against bringing charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information, a recommendation the DOJ later followed.
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But aid groups say the Libyans are poorly trained and accuse them of mishandling a rescue last month in which some 50 people are thought to have died.
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In the wake of data misuse and privacy mishandling by Facebook, which owns Instagram, conversations around deleting social media and one's own digital imprint have grown more frequent.
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Some 53 percent of Americans have an unfavorable view of Clinton, who has been accused of mishandling her emails as secretary of state, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.
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The slump is piling pressure on President Jacob Zuma, who faces increasing calls to resign due to a slew of corruption scandals and accusations of mishandling the economy.
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Citing the company&aposs "mishandling" of a number of crises, one activist investor has filed a proposal that Zuckerberg be removed as the company&aposs chairman, Fortune reports .
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Short version: Lauer didn't editorialize against Trump for X, Y, Z (which wasn't his job) while having the audacity to press Clinton on her mishandling over classified information.
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YouTube has been criticized for mishandling content on its platform related to a range of sensitive topics, including anti-vax misinformation, online harassment, white nationalism, and conspiracy theories.
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McCabe is now reportedly asking the U.S. Senate for immunity in exchange for his testimony in their ongoing investigation into the FBI&aposs mishandling of the Clinton investigation.
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In April, Uber expanded a proposed settlement made with the Federal Trade Commission pertaining to data mishandling, privacy and security complaints that date back to 2014 and 2015.
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As the inquiry neared its end, Comey, who had closely monitored it from the start, requested summaries of more than 30 government prosecutions involving mishandling of classified information.
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President Donald Trump's abrupt dismissal of James Comey over alleged mishandling of an investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails has sparked speculation over his likely successor as FBI director.
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The information that keeps coming out about how Trump is handling the investigation into Russia and mishandling key public policy decisions will not vanish, just like Scaramucci's tweets.
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The detail could be crucial for Republican critics of the FBI's decision not to recommend charges be filed against the former secretary of State for mishandling classified information.
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The move comes amid intensified criticism of the agency, with many Democrats and immigration advocates accusing the Trump administration of mishandling ICE to unfairly target immigrants for deportation.
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For example, his pardon of Kristian Saucier, who was convicted of mishandling defense information, was seen by some as a swipe at Hillary Clinton and her email controversy.
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Under fire, Lynch announced she would defer to Comey's judgment about whether Clinton should face charges for the mishandling of classified material while she was secretary of State.
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Mr. Cuomo, in a letter, accused the utility of "mishandling" its gas supply system and recklessly disregarding its obligations as a public utility when it issued the moratorium.
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China's mishandling of the situation in Hong Kong indeed has shown the Taiwanese people what One Country, Two Systems has to offer, and they want none of it.
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Unlike states such as Florida, which recovered quickly, the local government's mishandling of the death-toll debacle reflects how it is mired in controversy, mismanagement and petty politics.
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The official, speaking to The Washington Post on the condition of anonymity, said that Kelly is a "big fat liar" for his mishandling of the allegations against Porter.
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The announcement of the investigation came just hours after the FTC slapped Facebook with a record-breaking $5 billion penalty for its mishandling of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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A woman who says she was raped by her Uber driver in India filed a lawsuit against the ridesharing firm on Thursday for allegedly mishandling her medical records.
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But victim's groups say the Vatican and the pope have not gone far enough, particularly in making bishops accountable for covering up or mishandling cases of child abuse.
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Kristian Mark Saucier Trump pardoned Saucier in March 2018 after the former Navy sailor served jail time for mishandling classified information by taking pictures onboard a nuclear submarine.
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He received his autism diagnosis at 40, and he has many memories of being bullied, losing jobs and mishandling social situations because of his inability to read others.
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The 103-page report does criticize the CIA for missing intelligence leading up to the attacks and the Obama administration for mishandling the immediate response to the attacks.
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David Petraeus became CIA director in 2011 but resigned in 2012 after he was found guilty of lying to federal investigators about mishandling government information to his mistress.
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A federal judge in Baltimore ruled on Friday that Mr. Martin, 22013, must remain jailed on charges of stealing government documents and mishandling classified information over two decades.
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They do not know whether the emails contain classified information or, if they do, whether that would change their determination that nobody should be charged with mishandling it.
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Whispers have begun that President Donald Trump's handling (or mishandling) of the ongoing coronavirus epidemic has the potential to have political consequences just as devastating for the GOP.
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" Andrew Bates, a spokesman for the Biden campaign, told CNN in response that "Donald Trump cannot deflect responsibility for mishandling of the administration's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Pelosi has also made some mistakes, mishandling the recent John Conyers sexual-harassment case and, as Gail Collins notes, failing to provide leadership paths for younger House members.
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Facebook is one of several companies that have been in the cross hairs of regulators in Europe over the mishandling of personal data, tax avoidance and antitrust violations.
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Mr. Trump has denied that, saying he fired Mr. Comey because of his mishandling of the F.B.I.'s investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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Investigators sent from London blamed her and other councilors for mishandling local finances, even as she blamed London for impossible mandates and a refusal to consider higher taxes.
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Arguably, none of these efforts require as much trust as opening up your Facebook data — to a company known for its mishandling — in the hopes of finding love.
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Crash investigators determined he had a role in the mishandling and packaging of oxygen canisters that were placed in the DC-9's cargo hold, the FBI said.
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Comey is due before the House Oversight Committee on Thursday morning, just two days after announcing that he would not recommend charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information.
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A former military commander, he has accused Sarksyan of mishandling a long-running conflict between Armenian-backed separatists in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan and Azeri forces.
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Meanwhile, Uber's president of business in the Asia-Pacific region, Eric Alexander, was dismissed earlier this year amid a scandal surrounding the alleged mishandling of a rape investigation.
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Trump and other critics of the administration have lambasted the Justice Department for its decision not to press charges against Clinton or her allies for mishandling classified information.
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The biggest effect of new dating violence rules could be on elementary and secondary schools, which are known for mishandling investigations of sexual harassment, assault and other misconduct.
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But they have also dramatically intensified anger and frustration with the mainland, which many Hong Kong residents see as mishandling the disease and exporting it to the city.
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Last year, Facebook admitted to a similar practice, and the Federal Trade Commission fined Facebook a record $5 billion in July over numerous instances of user data mishandling.
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Last week, the trade commission voted to fine Facebook about $5 billion for mishandling users' personal information, by far the agency's largest fine ever against a tech company.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Friday that it fined two Deutsche Bank subsidiaries in the U.S. nearly $75 million for mishandling American Depositary Receipts (ADR).
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One of the only good things going — anti-Iran street protests in Iraq — have now morphed into anti-US protests thanks to Trump&aposs mishandling of Iran policy.
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A special prosecutor appointed to oversee the re-examination of the case said last week that authorities would virtually "start from scratch" after previous mishandling of the case.
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Mark Zuckerberg faced criticism after 2018 comments about Holocaust deniers' posts on Facebook, as well as the social network's mishandling of user data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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She said that Colonel Hayden called it an accident again later that day and also referred to it as a death caused by the "mishandling" of a firearm.
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A former aide to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand resigned last year after accusing top aides to the senator of mishandling a sexual harassment complaint she filed against a colleague.
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Strampel is also facing charges for allegedly mishandling a 2014 complaint that Nassar — who worked as a doctor in a Michigan State University clinic — sexually assaulted a patient.
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Then, on November 1, more than 20,000 Google employees and contractors across the world walked off the job to protest the company's mishandling of the sexual harassment claims.
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The first was whether Clinton had committed a felony-level offense of "either intentionally or in a grossly negligent way" mishandling classified information by using a private server.
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Last Saturday, Trump warned against the "gross mismanagement of the forests" on Twitter, threatening to cut Federal Reserve System payments if the so-called mishandling was not resolved.
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So it came as no surprise when Simpson's star-studded defense team accused police investigators of mishandling evidence, ignoring chain-of-custody requirements, and illegally searching Simpson's home.
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Over 50 former and current University of Southern California students sued the school on Monday for mishandling complaints that a longtime gynecologist engaged in inappropriate behavior during pelvic exams.
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Story said it was very clear in the majority of reports in which he became involved that mishandling of the powerful replacement batteries for vaping devices caused the problem.
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The problem is that Facebook has launched a somewhat complex technical solution to a nuanced problem at a time when user trust has been eroded by data mishandling scandals.
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The committee's top Democrat, Maryland's Elijah Cummings, and other Democrats said Snyder's administration was to blame for its mishandling of the crisis and called on the governor to resign.
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On June 5, the AP published an expose accusing Houston's Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, of mishandling an abuse case involving an adult.
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Yet Malaysia's international reputation has been damaged by a scandal surrounding the mishandling of at least $3.5 billion connected to the One Malaysia Development Berhad fund, known as 1MDB.
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Parliament dismissed Zebari, the top Kurdish official in the Baghdad government, on Wednesday after questioning him last month over alleged corruption and mishandling of public funds, which he denies.
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Huawei, which said it was reviewing its relationship with FedEx after the mishandling of its packages earlier, did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on Sunday.
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Pester, credited for helping shape TSB after it was spun out into a stand-alone high-street brand following its sale by Lloyds, was accused of mishandling the response.
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But until reauthorization is again approved, the victim compensation fund — which was created as the government's remedy after initialing mishandling the dangers to recovery workers — hangs in the balance.
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"If you agree that Hillary Clinton should be indicted for mishandling classified information, please stand with me today by making an urgent contribution today," said an appeal from Sen.
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We&aposve said it a million times, mishandling top secret intel on a private server, deleting it, acid washing it, busting up devices with hard -- with hammers, obstructing justice.
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Before announcing its Libra plans, Facebook was already facing a backlash over mishandling user data and not doing enough to prevent Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The Trump Justice Department said Tuesday's dismissal of Comey, whose agency was conducting an investigation over the Russia questions, was over the mishandling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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Additionally, though he's not a defendant, Manning has been cited in a lawsuit that accuses the University of Tennessee of mishandling reports of alleged sexual assaults by student athletes.
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The goal of the campaign—called Just Say Sorry—is to get Tufts, Harvard, and other universities to formally apologize for mishandling the sexual assault cases on their campuses.
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Priebus, who at the time served as the head of the Republican National Committee, pointed to the consequences individuals with top security clearance have faced after mishandling classified documents.
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The former Democratic nominee blames the fired FBI director -- who she describes as "rash" in her book -- for mishandling the investigation into her use of a private email server.
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U.S. business groups have consistently warned about the negative effects of mishandling the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and other trade issues including with the new U.S. tariffs.
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President Trump had the legal authority to fire Comey for any reason, whether it was his gross mishandling of the Clinton email investigation or just for being too tall.
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Last year, Trump's lawyers privately requested that the DOJ investigate Comey for mishandling sensitive government information and for his role in the Clinton email investigation, according to the Times.
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Her irregular e-mail arrangements as secretary of state, and, what was worse, her spiky mishandling of the furore this caused, has trashed her standing with millions of voters.
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Victims of clergy sexual abuse are hoping that the meeting will finally come up with a clear policy to make bishops themselves accountable for the mishandling of abuse cases.
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Beyond the mishandling of the euro, members are now considering greater government intervention in the economy, including increasing state ownership in key companies, in an effort to counter China.
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This reason was at sharp odds with the official White House line, which said that Comey had been fired for mishandling a 2016 investigation into Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Parliament dismissed Zebari, a prominent Kurdish official who served previously as foreign minister for more than a decade, after questioning him over alleged corruption and mishandling of public funds.
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"I view the firing based it seems entirely on Comey's mishandling of the Clinton investigation by making various inappropriate public statements as a sham," Ayer said in a statement.
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Speaking at a Conservative Party gathering in London on Saturday, Mr. Cameron said he, not his staff, was to blame for mishandling the issue over the previous four days.
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Renaud Laplanche, the founder of Lending Club, one of the largest online lenders matching potential borrowers with would-be investors, resigned in May over the mishandling of some loans.
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Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz released a report on Thursday saying that Comey violated FBI policies and his employment agreement by mishandling memos detailing his conversations with Trump.
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The defenses have frustrated some current and former government officials — including at the White House — who say the accused are trying to obscure their responsibility for mishandling classified information.
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"China is now trying to repair its severely damaged international image due to its mishandling of the outbreak in Wuhan in early January," a government professor in California said.
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In ordering Danske to leave Estonia, Kilvar Kessler, the head of Estonia's regulator Finantsinspektsioon, was heavily critical of the bank and deflected blame onto Denmark for mishandling the case.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers also privately asked the Justice Department last year to investigate Mr. Comey for mishandling sensitive government information and for his role in the Clinton email investigation.
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Earlier this week, the auditors from the Treasury Department's Inspector General for Tax Administration were back again with even more alarming news about the agency's mishandling of large contracts.
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There's also the matter of patients mishandling the at-home sample collection kits, rendering whatever they send back to the lab unuseable, thereby wasting testing equipment amid rampant scarcity.
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Supply is also shrinking, in part because authorities are mishandling growth that in Kathmandu, as in most South Asian cities, is far outpacing that of the region at large.
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Drummond was one of several subjects in a bombshell report from the New York Times in 2018 about Google's mishandling of sexual harassment claims and culture around office relationships.
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She detailed the steps she and others took to report him, accusing Michigan State University's president and board of trustees of ignoring and mishandling the reports at every turn.
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Wall Street's mishandling of subprime home loans was a major catalyst of the 2008 financial crisis, in which Ocwen was a player, scooping up troubled loan portfolios to service.
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They were aiming to curb what they said had been years of flagrant and repeated abuses, including illegal foreclosures, deceptive fees and extensive mishandling of customers' home loan payments.
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Protests across the country this month triggered by a building contractor's allegations of lavish excess and mishandling of funds, have underscored the breadth of dissatisfaction with el-Sisi's rule.
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Mr. Michael's departure follows that of Mr. Alexander, who was fired from Uber last week for his role in mishandling the rape case of an Uber passenger in India.
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Several lawsuits have arisen accusing sperm banks of keeping records carelessly; mishandling or misappropriating sperm reserved for a client's personal use; and recruiting donors with exaggerated or misleading materials.
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The other was American conservatives' backing of a former Vatican ambassador to the US, Archbishop Carlo Viganò, who has called on Francis to resign for supposedly mishandling abuse allegations.
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A Google shareholder sued the board of the search giant's parent company, Alphabet, accusing the company's co-founders of mishandling sexual misconduct claims against several high-powered former executives.
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Millions of Venezuelans have fled the country in recent years due to the crippling economic downturn — a crisis largely caused by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's mishandling of the economy.
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The media circus surrounding this issue came at exactly the same time as FBI Director James Comey's announcement that he would not prosecute Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information.
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The second thing is it sadly confirms that even though Hillary Clinton should have been charged with mishandling classified information, she was never really in danger of seeing that happen.
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But remember what it really was supposed to be was an investigation into whether the secretary of state of the United States violated the Espionage Act by mishandling classified information.
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Clinton, who remains ahead in public polls, argued on Friday that most voters may have already decided whether or not Clinton's mishandling of classified information in her emails is disqualifying.
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It's precisely because nothing about the basic setup of the email account was in any way wrong that the investigation ended up focusing on the question of mishandling classified information.
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Two days after Comey's press conference, the State Department said it would reopen an internal review into any mishandling of classified information in emails by Clinton and her top aides.
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But both of the incumbents lost, in part, because the Black Lives Matter movement criticized them for mishandling and neglecting high-profile police shooting cases over the past few years.
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Not only was the general risk of mishandling information clear from the beginning, but there have been specific concerns about precisely the Russia angle coming out of Israel since January.
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Under the European General Protection Regulation (GDPR) and national laws, the Czech Republic, like other EU states, has a data protection authority to enforce things like mishandling of personal data.
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The US Department of Justice faulted police departments in Baltimore; Missoula, Montana; and New Orleans for mishandling and misclassifying sexual assault cases, blaming it on skepticism toward women reporting attacks.
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The State Department's Inspector General last week issued a stinging critique of Clinton's mishandling of her email messages by using a private email server, in contravention of revised departmental regulations.
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"This second extension in the space of a fortnight represents not only a diplomatic failure, but is another milestone in the government's mishandling of the entire Brexit process," he said.
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Thai Buddhism has for years been tainted by reports of misbehaving monks and mishandling of temple donations, allegations some worshippers say have eroded its relevance in the deeply spiritual country.
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In December an independent review panel criticized the United Nations for mishandling allegations of child sexual abuse by international peacekeepers, who were not under U.N. command, in Central African Republic.
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Uber is expanding the proposed settlement it made with the Federal Trade Commission last August pertaining to data mishandling, privacy and security complaints that date back to 2014 and 2015.
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Lithium-ion is perhaps the most powerful battery type available, but it comes with a risk called thermal runaway — when defects or mishandling causes a battery to overheat and explode.
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Over the last year, serious questions have emerged about Facebook's mishandling of user data, children's videos on YouTube, harassment and abuse on Twitter, and unscrupulous use of Google's search system.
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And the greater publicity led to a growing number of investigations: In 2009, when Obama took office, the Education Department received just 11 complaints related to mishandling of sexual assault.
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After mishandling the Bay of Pigs, Kennedy bore down and a year and a half later was a magnificent leader in the Cuban missile crisis, averting a near nuclear war.
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One proposal Facebook would not agree to, which is also a major point of debate among FTC commissioners, is holding CEO Mark Zuckerberg "personally responsible" for the company's data mishandling.
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The Metropolitan Police told Broadly that an independent review into Hunt's case had been conducted by the police regulatory body, and her complaint about police mishandling had not been upheld.
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Monday's letter is a sign that Republicans are committed to pressuring the Justice Department to act against Clinton, even after it notably declined to prosecute her for mishandling classified information.
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Clinton has been hurt badly among this group on the trust issue, especially in light of her mishandling of highly sensitive State Department emails that could have compromised national security.
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Facebook reported a surprisingly strong rise in profit and an increase in users, with no sign that business was hurt by a scandal over the mishandling of users' personal data.
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The FBI director angered Republicans in July when he announced that he would not recommend charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information through her use of a private email server.
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In December, an independent review panel accused the U.N. and its agencies of grossly mishandling allegations of child sexual abuse and rape by peacekeepers in CAR in 2013 and 2014.
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Multiple GOP presidential candidates have suggested that the former secretary of State could be the target of criminal probes for mishandling classified information if they are elected president in November.
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In December, an independent review panel criticized the United Nations for mishandling allegations of child sexual abuse by international peacekeepers, who were not under U.N. command, in Central African Republic.
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The letter says Acosta's mishandling of the situation shows he's unfit to serve in the administration, arguing he "succumbed to the pressure" from Epstein's legal team while disregarding the law.
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To be clear, there is no dispute that then-Secretary of State Clinton acknowledged, by signing a nondisclosure agreement, the rules governing the knowing or negligent mishandling of classified information.
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The administration originally cited Comey's mishandling of the investigation into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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In July 2015, Fiat Chrysler agreed to a $105 million settlement with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for mishandling nearly two dozen recall campaigns covering 11 million vehicles.
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In the days following her Twitter post, criticism was directed at Yamaguchi's management company, AKS, for its apparent mishandling of the incident -- and for her seemingly unnecessary omission of regret.
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Virtually all of the accusations in those cases pale in comparison with the charges of massive destruction of government records and mishandling of national defense information in this case. 2202.
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On Sunday, the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, blamed the global antidoping watchdog for mishandling accusations that Russia had executed an elaborate cheating scheme dating back years.
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Thousands of Google employees participated in a mass walkout last year in protest of the company's mishandling of sexual harassment cases and past allegations of sexual misconduct from senior executives.
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A former military commander, Sefilian has accused Armenian leader Sarksyan of mishandling a long-running conflict between Armenian-backed separatists in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan and Azeri forces.
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After a solid decade of nonstop corporate data breaches and exposures, you'd think large organizations would have at least fixed the most basic and obviously damaging types of data mishandling.
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If by some chance some of them are different, they are almost certainly not going to expose grave crimes in Benghazi or willful mishandling of classified information on Clinton's part.
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That was enough to prompt reviews by the inspectors general of the State Department and the intelligence agencies, and by Congress and the F.B.I., over the mishandling of classified information.
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"In looking back at our investigations into the mishandling or removal of classified information, we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal charges on these facts," he said.
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But he has not been charged with mishandling classified information; instead, the feds found more than 10,000 images of child porn on an encrypted virtual machine on his personal computer.
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Just days earlier, SBI accused Aadhaar's authority, UIDAI, of mishandling citizen data that allowed fake Aadhaar identity cards to be created, despite numerous security lapses and misuse of the system.
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Justice minister Janis Bordans told Reuters he was looking at how to reorganize work in enforcement agencies, promising radical reform after what he said was a mishandling of the case.
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A central bank mishandling of such seasonal demand in June 2013 caused a sharp liquidity crunch in the market that roiled and damaged reputation of Chinese regulators at that time.
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In Canberra last year, a young volunteer accused the Greens party of mishandling her complaint about an older party member whom she accused of sexually assaulting her on election night.
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The Code Blue campaign, a watchdog group, reported in September that leaked case files showed "egregious mishandling" of sexual misconduct allegations against United Nations peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.
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Whether a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission should hold Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, liable for future mishandling of users' data has been a point of contention in talks.
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The Democrats' mishandling of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination was a gift to Republican candidates, for Senators Joe Donnelly, Claire McCaskill and Heidi Heitkamp all lost re-election bids after opposing Kavanaugh.
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Trump's already erratic and idiotic mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic veered overnight on Sunday, in some all-caps tweets inspired by some Fox News programming, toward the openly Malthusian.
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In fact, the current search volume for impeaching Mr. Trump is lower than the search volume for impeaching Mr. Bush was in September 2005 after his mishandling of Hurricane Katrina.
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The company was reeling from revelations regarding the political consulting firm's mishandling of user data with the specific intent of influencing the 2016 election, when Acton jumped into the fray.
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James Comey talks about the reliability of the Steele Dossier on FOX News Sunday amid a new IG report that finds FBI mishandling during the origins of the Russia probe.
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The social network has since agreed to pay a record $5 billion fine with regulators for mishandling user information, while Congress has grilled major tech executives over their data practices.
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She also became embroiled in a minor scandal over the mishandling of private contributions to an entertainment fund for the embassy, but the Justice Department cleared her of wrongdoing. Mrs.
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In the end, whatever Russia&aposs short-term gains from American dithering and Trump&aposs crude mishandling of this crisis, it stands to lose as much in the long term.
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FACEBOOK EXPECTS TO FIND MORE DATA LEAKS: Facebook is telling its investors that it may find more instances of third parties mishandling user data like the scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica.
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The official, Martin McGuinness, stepped down as deputy first minister to protest what he called the mishandling of a program that subsidizes the use of renewable energy to heat buildings.
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LONDON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group has been criticised for mishandling a compensation scheme for victims of one of Britain's biggest banking scandals in a report published on Tuesday.
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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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Facebook has continually made the decision to put profits over people's privacy, as proven by the myriad breaches and leaks over the year due to the company's own data mishandling.
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The rules are also more forgiving of colleges accused of mishandling sexual assault cases, and "establish a higher legal standard to determine whether schools improperly addressed complaints," the Times reports.
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In its ruling, the nine-member panel said that many of Mr. Prabowo's accusations of cheating, including vote-buying, mishandling of ballot boxes and bias by government agencies, were unfounded.
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Contractors make up over half of Google's staff, but none of them were invited to a recent all-hands meeting where the company apologized for its mishandling of executive sexual misconduct.
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Yet Google's mishandling of the case is just the latest misstep from the search giant this year that has contributed to a widening gap of trust between executive leadership and employees.
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It's too easy for competitors to steal its ideas, it's too hard to get into hardware, it's arguably mishandling its advertising, and it doesn't seem to have any big, new ideas.
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"People have had concerns about the justice system at least since the O.J. Simpson case in terms of evidence mishandling, biased detectives and lab technicians who are not superheroes," said McBride.
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Millions of people have been signing up to receive what they think is a $125 cash reimbursement from Equifax for its criminal mishandling and exposure of their personal and financial data.
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"We fear that if this issue is not resolved expeditiously, farmers will suffer significantly because of the prime minister's ongoing mishandling of the Canada-China relationship," they said in the letter.
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GOP investigators believe the texts shed light on efforts by some within the bureau to exonerate Clinton of mishandling classified material and possibly to mount a dubious probe of President Trump.
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KIM STRASSEL, WASHINGTON COLUMNIST: Well, the first thing I&aposd note is that there&aposs a lot of different points when you&aposre talking about the FBI&aposs mishandling of 2016.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives' Ethics Committee on Friday censured one lawmaker for sexually harassing women and another for mishandling accusations of sexual misconduct against his chief of staff.
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Woo's story and its overlong path to a resolution is, in many ways, a telling example of the entrenched problems of the tech industry when it comes to mishandling sexual misconduct.
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The bank is one of several the SEC has fined in recent months for mishandling the issuance of ADRs which are U.S. securities that represent foreign shares of a foreign company.
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Kelner had drawn a comparison between Flynn's case and the criminal case against former CIA director and military veteran David Petraeus, who received probation and a fine for mishandling classified information.
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Perry spent nine months on the job and repeatedly came under scrutiny by athletes who felt she was mishandling the fallout from the tumult surrounding disgraced former team doctor Larry Nassar.
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Clinton, along with others accused of mishandling classified information, argues that government information is "overclassified" and that it is poorly labeled, making it impossible to know what is actually top secret.
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Sefilian, a former military commander, has accused Armenian President Serzh Sarksyan of mishandling the long-running conflict between Armenian-backed separatists and Azeri forces in the Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan.
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Although there is no indication of abuse of Canadian location data, EnStream works with a data aggregator called LocationSmart, which has been linked to several cases of data abuse and mishandling.
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Clinton was accused of mishandling classified information and leaving it vulnerable to hacking, due to her use of a private server for state emails while she served as secretary of state.
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According to The Washington Post, the agency wants to hold the company's co-founder, chief executive, and board chairman—Zuck is all of those things—accountable for mishandling Facebook user data.
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That number was pushed by the executive producers to 50 survivors, which included local activists and others currently in suits against their schools for mishandling cases of sexual assault on campus.
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But it is making headlines over data mishandling, which means it's a good time for Mozilla to capitalize on consumers' concerns to share their messages – and tools – focused on data privacy.
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Viewing the mishandling of events on other campuses where academic freedom took a hit—from Middlebury to Berkeley—we took extra precautions to try to run a fair and transparent exchange.
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In his letter of dismissal, Trump says he was acting on the recommendation of Sessions and Rosenstein, whose decision was based on Comey's mishandling of the Clinton email investigation in 22017.
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"Mishandling the issue is not conducive to strategic stability in the region and could intensify disputes," Xinhua quoted Xi as telling Park Geun-hye in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou.
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At a press conference on July 100st, Bach, the IOC president, blamed WADA for the current mess and accused the anti-doping organization of mishandling accusations of the Russian doping scheme.
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A Republican member of the audience charged that she had "corrupted" national security by mishandling e-mails at the State Department, and a Democrat asked sceptically about her "hawkish" foreign policy.
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While campaigning last week, however, he criticized his colleagues for mishandling allegations that the judge sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford when they were both in high school, an allegation Kavanaugh denied.
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All the more reason that the mishandling of child rape kits uncovered by CNN is an outrage, and the destruction of rape kits while prosecutions were still possible is an atrocity.
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The fine is a record for the FTC — a move seemingly intended to set a precedent for the kind of punishment that tech giants could receive for mishandling their users' data.
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Whereas previous campaigns have centered around policy debates, the most dominant topics in this election have been Clinton's mishandling of her email server and allegations of Trump's history of sexual assault.
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During his trial in 2016, Saucier's lawyer cited Hillary Clinton's mishandling of classified information during his trial to make the case for why Saucier should get probation instead of jail time.
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In December, an independent review panel accused the U.N. and its agencies of grossly mishandling allegations of child sexual abuse and rape by international peacekeepers in CAR in 2013 and 2014.
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Mr. Fico has criticized the European Union's leaders for mishandling the migration crisis, for giving France and Germany too much influence, and for doing too much of its business in Brussels.
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In the most recent petition, filed in December, Stanford demands to be allowed to question Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who was FBI director during Stanford's prosecution, over alleged mishandling of evidence.
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He was not fired for speaking truth to power, he was fired for mishandling a complex subject in a way that caused harm to his employer (and many of his colleagues).
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Officials in Europe have been particularly focused on flexing their regulatory muscles against American technology companies, including assessing penalties for antitrust violations and opening investigations into the mishandling of customer data.
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Florida State was the focus of reporting by The New York Times in 2014 that examined the mishandling of criminal allegations against members of the championship football team, including Mr. Winston.
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With many colleges and universities accused of mishandling these mental health crises, readers took to our comments section last week to defend or criticize their universities and share their own struggles.
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"The Resisters" is aimed at many catastrophes at once: surveillance technology, government overreach, authoritarianism, automation, economic inequality, racism, sexual assault and the institutional mishandling of it, geopolitical conflict and climate change.
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In March 2018, he exposed the Cambridge Analytica scandal that brought down his former employer and resulted in the Federal Trade Commission fining Facebook, 15 months later, $5 billion for mishandling.
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Malone, who met with the pope last month, has been accused of covering up or mishandling the abuse of dozens of minors by priests in his diocese in western New York.
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At the very least, the phone call and commitment to the "One China" policy show that Trump may finally have understood the risks associated with a mishandling of the Taiwan issue.
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During the call, Trump reportedly accused McConnell of mishandling ObamaCare repeal efforts and of not protecting him from congressional investigations into potential ties between members of Trump's presidential campaign and Russia.
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Gertz, who has been dogged in his coverage of Fox News&apos various lies and thinly veiled conservative agenda pulling, has a keen eye for the manipulation and mishandling of stories.
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In this, the Times' controversial mishandling of an additional accusation and the President's bombastic tweets for the Justice Department to "rescue" Kavanaugh (who has denied Ramirez's allegations) have given them ammunition.
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Terry McAuliffe, a Clinton family ally, meant that McCabe was biased in Hillary Clinton's favor when the FBI later investigated her mishandling of classified information, and generally "terrorize[d]" his family.
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In December an independent review panel accused the United Nations and its agencies of grossly mishandling numerous allegations of child sexual abuse by foreign troops in CAR in 2013 and 2014.
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Trump fires FBI Director James Comey, citing as the reason a Department of Justice memo written by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein about Comey's mishandling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
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As for Facebook, Cramer suggested the tides could be turning in favor of the embattled social media company even as he was "very disappointed with the management" for mishandling Facebook's privacy issues.
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The company is under regulatory and political scrutiny for its massive influence, as well as its mishandling of user data, even as it works to further extend its reach into users' lives.
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Khan's lawyers accused Yale, which has come under scrutiny for mishandling previous sexual assault claims, of scapegoating their client to make a statement that the school is taking these accusations more seriously.
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But the Bears' season was marred by an off-the-field scandal that was centered on the mishandling of multiple sexual assault complaints and led to the firing of coach Art Briles.
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Asked if they believe she is lying about how her emails were handled, 60% said yes and 27% said no; 57% said she put national security at risk by mishandling her emails.
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One such incident, the mishandling of the medical records of a woman who was raped by an Uber driver in 2014, has prompted yet another internal investigation at the ride-hail company.
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In addition, in recent weeks Google employees who were publicly involved in the November walkout over the mishandling of workplace sexual misconduct have gone public with claims that Google retaliated against them.
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He brings an incredible deadpan performance to every episode of Family Feud, and his mishandling of the 123 Miss Universe Pageant winner announcement, while possibly traumatizing for the contestants involved, was iconic.
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Mr Osterloh has said that management should focus on its mishandling of new emissions tests in Europe, which delayed new models and cost VW €1bn ($1.1bn), rather than changes to the workforce.
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Following examinations conducted between 2010 and 2014, PHH was accused of mishandling foreclosures, including by failing to provide relief to qualified borrowers, and letting employees sign foreclosure-related documents after "perfunctory" reviews.
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First up was the Senate, where he faced tough questions about the company's mishandling of data, and said Facebook was investigating "tens of thousands of apps" to see what information they harvested.
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The country's top prosecutor, U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, said on Friday she would accept the recommendations of career prosecutors and the FBI director on whether to charge Clinton for mishandling emails.
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Last year, the FBI recommended that former CIA Director David Petraeus be charged with a felony for his mishandling of classified information with his biographer, with whom he was having an affair.
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Francis has come under fire from victims groups and other members of the Church who say he has not done enough to make bishops accountable for mishandling or covering up abuse cases.
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But per its guidelines, the TSA may use "random and unpredictable security measures" at officers' discretion, which can lead to mishandling of breast milk, breast pumps, and other items with traveling mothers.
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While Trump is trying to use the fear of terrorism to shore up his own power, his opponents need to show that he is already mishandling national security, making America less safe.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rossello on Monday ordered an investigation into water distribution on the hurricane-battered island and warned there would be "hell to pay" for mishandling of supplies.
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Monroe was named to the newly created position in 2015 in response to a months-long internal investigation into the mishandling of anthrax, bird flu and Ebola in CDC labs in 2014.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray's press conference Thursday, in response to the Department of Justice (DOJ) inspector general's report on the FBI's mishandling of the Clinton email server investigation, was nauseating and chilling.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee sent Zuckerberg a formal invitation to testify on the mishandling of user data from that's pissed everyone off and pushed many to #deletefacebook, according to Reuters.
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Separate from that, the administration settled a complex, 13-year-old lawsuit in 2009, agreeing to pay $3.4 billion in compensation for federal mishandling of hundreds of thousands of land trust accounts.
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Petraeus, a retired U.S. Army general who pleaded guilty to one charge of mishandling classified information, said he hopes that football games can return to being an apolitical pass-time for Americans.
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The Clinton campaign has been unable to calm concerns about her email setup, even after the Justice Department in July announced that it would not press criminal charges for mishandling classified information.
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Clinton of the mishandling and destruction of documents as well as of patterns of concealment — comments that sound eerily similar to his equally unsubstantiated and unsolicited accusations about her emails in 2016.
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They were uncertain he could overcome doubts raised by his conviction for mishandling classified information and win confirmation to be secretary of state if he is picked by President-elect Donald Trump.
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After a lengthy back-and-forth, the Justice Department — over the objection of the F.B.I. — negotiated the agreement for Mr. Petraeus to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified information.
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Bass has been perhaps the most vocal critic of the bank's alleged mishandling of minorities in Philadelphia, calling Wells Fargo the "antithesis of corporate social responsibility" at the time of the vote.
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Democrat David Richardson, who's been backed by Sanders-aligned Our Revolution, has gone on the attack, criticizing Shalala about mishandling a sexual assault case when she was president of University of Miami.
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J Street has now become an organization vilified by former friends, distanced from the left in Israel and distrusted by many more as a result of the mishandling of its own reputation.
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Trump later admitted he was thinking about Russia when he decided to fire Comey, seeming to contradict the official White House line that Comey was fired for mishandling the Clinton email investigation.
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I first reported this when sources contacted me in late July and told me the inspector general (IG) had referred Comey to the Justice Department for possible prosecution for mishandling classified information.
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Speaking of disenfranchisement, to see something truly undemocratic, look at North Carolina's Ninth Congressional District, where a Republican political operative is accused of mishandling mail-in ballots, in violation of state law.
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The students' relatives have led street protests and rallies for four years to condemn what they called the mishandling of the case, which they said deprived them of the truth and justice.
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It doesn't rise to the levels of past criminal cases, which involved either the intentional and willful mishandling of classified information, disloyalty to the United States or an effort to obstruct justice.
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On the other hand, the F.B.I. director, James Comey, repeatedly notified voters of developments in the investigation into Hillary Clinton's mishandling of emails — which obviously did very serious damage to her campaign.
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Facebook was involved in several scandals over mishandling customer data, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg appeared before Congress to talk about how data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica improperly gained access to the data.
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On a Saturday in August, he joined workers in leafleting outside a Manhattan cafe over its patronage of a bakery that the group accuses of hurting workers by mishandling an immigration audit.
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Baylor University has agreed to settle a federal lawsuit in which a former student accused it of fostering a "hunting ground for sexual predators" and mishandling an attack on her in 2015.
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According to Forbes, Porat was one of just a few top female executives who participated in the Google Walkout for Real Change, which protested incidents and mishandling of sexual harassment and misconduct.
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Zuckerberg's congressional testimony in April primarily focused on the company's mishandling of user data, whether it censors conservative views and Russia's exploitation of Facebook to meddle in the 0003 U.S. presidential election.
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Ian McCaw, the athletic director, was placed on probation with sanctions by the university for mishandling sexual assault allegations; he, too, later resigned, and now holds the same position at Liberty University.
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The social media giant is coming off a rough weekend, after reports late Friday of a massive mishandling of data by conservative research firm Cambridge Analytica — data that it got from Facebook.
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After a court ruling forced the foundations to publish details of hundreds of contracts, Egyutt asked prosecutors to investigate an unnamed individual on suspicion of mishandling public funds in media content deals.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The chairman of the Czech Football Association (FACR), Miroslav Pelta, who is currently in police custody on charges of mishandling state subsidies, has resigned, a FACR spokesman said on Tuesday.
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After lying to the F.B.I. about the case, Mr. Petraeus pled guilty in 2015 to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified material, paid a $100,000 fine and was given two years probation.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena on Friday criticised a parliamentary investigation into the Easter bombings, a day after two high-profile testimonies accused him of mishandling the island's national security.
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While DeGeneres did not specify who from the Academy she spoke with, the host said the group admitted to possibly mishandling Hart's departure and said they were emphatic to see him return.
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And let's ignore the official explanation that Comey was fired for mishandling the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails last year, because it's unclear why that would inspire such abrupt action months later.
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Four female engineers have spoken out about James Damore, saying he wasn't fired for "speaking truth to power" in his controversial memo but for "mishandling" a complicated and sensitive debate about diversity.
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While I was not at Artforum while Schmitt was there, I was loudly opposed to their mishandling of Schmitt's sexual harassment-related case, and was eventually encouraged by my supervisors to quit.
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He's been criticized for dabbling in conspiracy theories and Islamophobia, for his questionable ties to foreign governments and for mishandling classified information while at the DIA, a post he was pushed out of.
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Mark Zuckerberg, currently embroiled in scandal over Facebook's mishandling of private user information, told members of European Parliament on Tuesday that his company would be ready to comply with the GDPR by today.
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Chelsea Manning loses longshot bid in Maryland Democratic Senate primary Despite mishandling Freddie Gray case, Baltimore prosecutor wins primary toward second term Full Coverage: The 25 Midterms HOUSE SHOCKER FOR DEMS: U.S. Rep.
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Suu Kyi, who is officially barred from the presidency but still rules as State Counselor through trusted proxies, has experienced a stunning fall from grace over her mishandling of minority and indigenous groups.
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McCaul has backed Trump at key points, including declaring shortly before Election Day in November 2016 that Trump's opponent in the White House race, Democrat Hillary Clinton, had committed treason by mishandling emails.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan and ex-National Intelligence Director James Clapper both said Trump was mishandling Moscow ties even as a special counsel investigates possible collusion between Trump's campaign team and Russia.
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Julia Alexander, Polygon: Bright's mishandling of sensitive topics that deserve to be handled with care is so mind boggling audacious that it quickly starts to feel like an insult to actual activism groups.
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The multi-part investigation revealed disturbing cases of rape and sexual abuse by nursing assistants and found that more than 1,000 nursing homes had been cited for mishandling suspected cases of sexual abuse.
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People protested for days calling for Rosselló's ouster, furious over leaked anti-gay and misogynist text messages he sent, as well as Rosselló's mishandling of a hurricane's aftermath, and corruption among public officials.
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When I was a teenager and in my early 20s, I was extremely wary of accidentally mishandling my first major romantic relationships—and having that then mean I was undesirable, forever, by anyone.
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And there is more than a little irony in the fact that earlier this month Trump's own State Department just cleared Hillary Clinton after finding there was no deliberate mishandling of her emails.
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Social media companies are currently under immense pressure to regulate themselves after their mishandling of the Kremlin-sponsored campaign that used their platforms to sow discord before and after the US presidential election.
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An executive at Google parent company Alphabet's X division has resigned after being named in a high-profile New York Times investigation into the company's mishandling of sexual harassment claims, according to Axios.
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And if complaints about the iPhone X, Pixel 2, and other flagships from the last year are any sign, the situation has been getting worse, with modern phones scratching from the slightest mishandling.
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Former employees found to be mishandling classified information could also have notes put in their file that could also have consequences if they seek future employment with the government and need security clearance.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Opposition legislators on Tuesday accused Canadian government ministers of mishandling the flow of asylum seekers from the United States, adding to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's problems ahead of a 20183 election.
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There are two big stories consuming Washington right now, the long-awaited DOJ inspector general&aposs report on the FBI and Justice Department&aposs mishandling of the Clinton probe is coming out tomorrow.
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Horowitz has investigated whether it was improper for Comey to make a public announcement about his decision to not recommend prosecution for Clinton over the private email server and mishandling of classified information.
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Snyder apologized in late December for the state's mishandling of the situation and accepted the resignation of the state official whose agency, the Department of Environmental Quality, is responsible for overseeing water quality.
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Last week The Verge published a lengthy investigation into the Smithsonian Institution's apparent mishandling of a case of sexual assault that occurred on the premises of its National Museum of Natural History (NMNH).
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The FBI director's letter Friday came months after he announced that the bureau would not recommend criminal charges against Clinton over the mishandling of classified information during her time at the State Department.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is reportedly processing a pardon request by a former Navy sailor after he was released from prison for mishandling classified information by taking pictures of secret military technology.
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In their Tuesday letter, the New York officials asked the EPA to reimburse the state for the at least $50 million it expects to spend due to the EPA's "mishandling" of the crisis.
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Also under consideration was retired General David Petraeus, a former CIA director whose reputation was tainted by a scandal over mishandling classified information with his biographer, with whom he was having an affair.
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Yet, the Obama administration has brought more charges under the Espionage Act against officials for allegedly mishandling classified information than all other administrations combined since it was signed into law 99 years ago.
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During that spat, Republicans led by Congressman Devin Nunes criticized the FBI's mishandling of that investigation, while Democrats such as Congressman Adam Schiff defended the agency—and, more unusually, its need for secrecy.
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When she got in touch, in March 2015, Ms. Broadwell's name was back in the news: the result of Mr. Petraeus's sentencing, in her hometown, on a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified material.
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But Grab is positioning itself as an app for everything at a time when tech companies in the United States and elsewhere are coming under increased scrutiny for mishandling users' data and privacy.
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Protesters argued that the apparent mishandling of the killings showed that changes to judicial legislation had weakened not only anti-graft cases but also the ability of the state to fight wider crimes.
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A few months later, they accused Mr. McGinty's office of mishandling the prosecution of an officer, one of several who had fired more than 100 shots into a car, killing two unarmed people.
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With help from her lawyer, Emily Shepard of the of the Human Rights Legal Support Centre, Riddle has launched an Ontario Human Rights Complaint against the school for the mishandling of her investigation.
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