The Washington Post itself found repeated misrepresentations in his speech.
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There are all kinds of contradictions and misrepresentations about marijuana.
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It also said it made no misrepresentations about AndroGel's safety.
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For these reasons, the foundation's tax returns contain clear misrepresentations.
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"Full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist," Trump tweeted.
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Lacroix and Paradis-Royer made several misrepresentations, according to the SEC.
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Manafort's lies, misrepresentations, deceit and hubris landed him in this position.
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Mr. Blumenthal acknowledged the misrepresentations and apologized for them that year.
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" Schnatter's lawyer, Patricia Glaser, said the Forbes story contains "inaccuracies and misrepresentations.
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Why the course of misrepresentations, if he doesn't have something to hide?
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All of these misrepresentations shape what people know and believe about abortion.
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The offenses involve false statements or misrepresentations of financial and lobbying activity.
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But Abbott soon changed its mind, claiming that Alere had made various misrepresentations.
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Honda would not comment on whether the emails were examples of Takata misrepresentations.
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Another suggested that AnyVision may have made similar misrepresentations to investors like Microsoft.
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A representative for Schnatter has said the story contains "numerous inaccuracies and misrepresentations."
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He is suspected of aggravated tax fraud, aggravated laundering and misrepresentations to authorities.
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"The agency must investigate these apparent misrepresentations and hold Sinclair accountable," Floberg added.
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All we're trying to do is remove the misrepresentations and cure the omissions.
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His downright misrepresentations are disturbing and, taken in context at this point, disqualifying.
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He said he looked for false promises and misrepresentations that can be prosecuted.
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There is no concern with subsequent disclosures of misrepresentations, falsifications and outright lies.
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Under the unforgiving glare of federal prosecutors, however, misrepresentations carry far greater jeopardy.
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"Those…are certainly not misrepresentations and they are certainly not material," Taylor insisted.
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"The story contains numerous inaccuracies and misrepresentations, " Patricia Glaser, Schnatter's attorney, told CNBC.
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This situation was intended to show how seriously we take even trivial misrepresentations.
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In a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, SoFi agreed to stop its misrepresentations.
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For them, those offenses involve false statements or misrepresentations of financial and lobbying activity.
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" Hammer wanted the letter to go further, and "apologize for any misrepresentations or inconvenience.
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Contrary to religious-right misrepresentations, our most-influential Founding Fathers were not enraptured believers.
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Labour said the accusations were "deliberate and malicious misrepresentations designed to mislead the public".
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"These claims lack a scientific basis, rendering the affirmative misrepresentations misleading," the lawsuit says.
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Writing for the appeals court, Circuit Judge Debra Ann Livingston said Swain "went astray" in excluding Fischel's expert testimony because of his failure to "disaggregate" alleged misrepresentations by Pfizer that may have inflated its stock price from any misrepresentations by Searle and Pharmacia.
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The descriptions of these investments were "replete with material misrepresentations and omissions," the SEC said.
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Unfortunately, those estimates involve multiple misrepresentations, leaving them unable to support the conclusions typically drawn.
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Santos-Neves' misrepresentations, moreover, "were condoned by the highest levels of Ergo leadership," Rakoff added.
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At issue are Sinclair's alleged misrepresentations to the FCC during the Tribune Media review process.
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In the 2000s, investigators twice concluded that the count was riddled with errors and misrepresentations.
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For a long time, American political discourse has been mostly partial truths and some misrepresentations.
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Fox News bounces back and forth between shocking ignorance on the topic and willful misrepresentations.
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Some misrepresentations are so common that they&aposve even shaped popular perceptions of LGBTQ sex.
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Those rules include banning intimidation tactics such as misrepresentations on whether votes will be counted.
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But the federal indictment suggests much of his early success was built on lies and misrepresentations.
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" "It is unfortunate to see the continuous inaccuracies and misrepresentations made by the media of Mrs.
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Trump's digs are a reference to Blumenthal's past misrepresentations about his service during the Vietnam era.
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Your heads will spin when you see the lies, misrepresentations and contradictions against his Thursday testimony.
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Klayman retorted that he had tried, but that the government was making "misrepresentations" about the case.
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Blumenthal's misrepresentations of his military service were a major issue during his 2010 campaign for Senate.
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Aside from claiming "inaccuracies and misrepresentations," he has declined to comment on his ex-wife's accusations.
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But with millions of songs moving through the ecosystem, errors and misrepresentations are not easily detected.
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He has set the tone with relentless attacks and misrepresentations, amplified by conservative and social media.
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Your heads will spin when you see the lies, misrepresentations and contradictions against his Thursday testimony.
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His country was working to clear up what he called misrepresentations and "exaggerated" reports about the deaths.
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That demeanor held, even as Pichai dodged here and pushed a handful of misrepresentations and mistruths there.
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Misrepresentations can come back to bite you down the line if they are relevant to a claim.
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The so-called enemies of the people have reliably reported on the President's many lies and misrepresentations.
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Singer, the court documents the multiple delays and misrepresentations that the lender's agents made to the homeowners.
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According to the Post, the alleged misrepresentations are at the center of two investigations into the president.
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"These individuals have lost all of 2018 based on misrepresentations to the court by ICE," Aukerman said.
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The PowerPoint presentation's "numerous misrepresentations" were central to the charges brought against Meng herself, the indictment shows.
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Those claims involve allegations of misrepresentations, just on food labels, of the term "natural" and other descriptions.
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The indictment also alleged that Holmes and Balwani made numerous misrepresentations about Theranos' financial condition and prospects.
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Instead, Republican defenders have resorted to misrepresentations, a few outright lies, diversions and a couple preposterous assertions.
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Of course, a faulty microphone can't excuse Trump's policy ignorance, misrepresentations of the truth, and constant interruptions.
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Judge Lynn mostly agreed with the company, knocking out five of the six supposed misrepresentations in the case.
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Halliburton and Baker Botts would surely have asserted the company made no misrepresentations and owed the plaintiffs nothing.
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"Your postings are consumed with inaccuracies, false statements, self-serving comments, outright misrepresentations and blatant lies," Farley continued.
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U.S. District Judge Edward Davila asked both sides about the "implicit misrepresentations" the company allegedly made to consumers.
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Just last year, it reached a $100 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission for misrepresentations to students.
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The Right must invest in breaking through with their own narrative and countering the Left's misrepresentations every day.
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The indictment says Huawei's misrepresentations to the United States government and four multinational financial institutions began in 2007.
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The problem here is that such record-keeping is not retrospective and cannot solve misrepresentations in existing records.
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Duke and the named executives and directors denied the class allegations of misrepresentations related to the CEO change.
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Flynn's misrepresentations of the conversations happened while he was serving in the administration, according to the court documents.
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Included in the rules were misrepresentations of the science around birth control, as Vox's Julia Belluz has noted.
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When we allow lies, misrepresentations and deception to go unchallenged, we become complicit in trading reality for falsehood.
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The result: a settlement that addresses earnings misrepresentations made by some Herbalife distributors; provides an opportunity for Herbalife distributors who relied on misrepresentations to receive refunds; and, most importantly, incorporates Herbalife's commitment going forward to stand as the embodiment and champion of best practices in the multi-level marketing industry.
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Its results have been poorly reported, with a lot of the hype coming from misrepresentations of the system's accuracy.
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Correction: The SEC suit claims Shkreli made material misrepresentations to MSMB Capital Management fund investors about its financial performance.
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"Facebook reasonably relied on Defendants' misrepresentations to permit Defendants to access to and use of Facebook's platform," it says.
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In burying encyclopedic knowledge, Jones alludes to the ways organized information has historically constructed misrepresentations of non-dominant cultures.
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Misrepresentations are even more likely to come to light amid insurer investigations if you have to file a claim.
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Driehaus decision allows intentional misrepresentations, false statements, and fake news concerning a Member's voting record as electoral, political speech.
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The newspaper reported that authorities are also looking into whether Cohen made misrepresentations or false statements on loan applications.
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That was more than a year after Republican officials in Tennessee had first complained about its misrepresentations to Twitter.
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I won't get into the merits of Hamm's conviction here; suffice it to say there were oversights and misrepresentations.
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Misrepresentations of paternity and identity are engineered right alongside the more mundane deceits that spring from infidelity and murder.
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I am contacting relatives and friends from Ohio and listening, but I'm also challenging misperceptions and misrepresentations of facts.
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Team Trump has moved the needle to the point at which fabrications and misrepresentations are their go-to strategies.
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The U.S. attorney's office said these misrepresentations created losses for at least 80 investors, totaling more than $24 million.
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Could fact checkers work speedily enough to post rebuttals online within minutes of his misrepresentations, before they took root?
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" The memorial center says the "correct way to combat historical misrepresentations is by reinforcing open, free research and educational activities.
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"In addition, Caspersen attempted to solicit approximately $110 million more in the Fake funds using similar misrepresentations," the document said.
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It also says the companies funded groups that purported to be independent and these groups in turn promoted the misrepresentations.
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The data set excluded any articles that were based on false insinuations, misreported news, or partisan misrepresentations of real events.
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Some immigrants have been burned by misrepresentations made about the programme by promoters, both inside and outside the United States.
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The lawsuit seeks a jury trial and alleges "material misrepresentations" under New York law and laws in 42 other states.
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A sizeable number of liens and judgments do not include this information and have subsequently caused some misrepresentations and mistakes.
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That presentation which the United States alleges contained "numerous misrepresentations" plays a central role in the U.S. case against Meng.
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But the end of a bull market may expose executives who have relied on misrepresentations to buoy their share prices.
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Justices across the ideological spectrum seemed wary of allowing prosecutions based on officials' misrepresentations about the reasons for their actions.
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Some immigrants have been burned by misrepresentations made about the program by promoters, both inside and outside the United States.
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Within the Roma movement, there's a real drive to challenge misrepresentations and orthodoxies, and emphasize the voice of Roma themselves.
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That presentation – which the United States alleges contained "numerous misrepresentations" – plays a central role in the U.S. case against Meng.
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"Despite their misrepresentations of their identities, we found that these pages and accounts were linked to employees of Sputnik," Gleicher wrote.
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The suit also alleges that former CEO Rex Tillerson "knew of misrepresentations for years," the state said in a press release.
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In securities class actions, as you know, connecting investors' losses to corporate misrepresentations is more complicated than the simple principle suggests.
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According to the Washington Post, Trump is approaching the 11,000 mark in its accounting of all his lies, distortions and misrepresentations.
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"A jury could find that Carlson would not have accepted the transfer but for Dean Francis-Connolly's misrepresentations," the court stated.
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Not surprisingly, the Chamber itself had to resort to half-truths and misrepresentations to rebut the growing critiques of the RAA.
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Garcia said at the time that the summary contained misrepresentations and that he had lost confidence in the independence of Eckert.
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A spokesman for Sinclair did not respond when asked for comment, but the company denied making any misrepresentations to the agency.
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" Under the FTC agreement in 2012, Facebook is prohibited from "making misrepresentations about the privacy or security of consumers' personal information.
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One of the persistent misrepresentations raised in the debate to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) involves Medicaid funding of abortion.
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"Nor did it prove that Countrywide made any later misrepresentations as to which fraudulent intent could be found," the court said.
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But I don't think it's the misrepresentations that are demonizations that are put out against any leader in the Democratic side.
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A spokesman for Sinclair did not respond when asked for comment, but the company denied making any misrepresentations to the agency.
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In his order of Tuesday, Rakoff said he wanted evidence backing Uber's assertions that it did not know about the misrepresentations.
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Update: Elijah Wood has since taken to Twitter to clarify what he calls misrepresentations of his statements to The Sunday Times.
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The filing also suggested Vance's office plans to use Manafort's admissions that he made misrepresentations in mortgage applications in New York.
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"Facebook routinely makes misrepresentations to induce consumers to adopt wider and more pervasive uses of facial recognition technology," the complaint said.
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Not long after, the federal Education Department cited the school for "substantial misrepresentations" to students about its compliance with accreditation standards.
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Someone inside the Justice Department must answer for the abuse of our surveillance assets and sworn misrepresentations to the FISA Court.
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"We deny the claims and plan to defend against the misrepresentations outlined in the lawsuit," Wells Fargo spokeswoman Sara Hassell said.
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It is troubling that you allowed the public myth created by the FCC to persist and your misrepresentations to remain uncorrected for over a year… To the extent that you were aware of the misrepresentations prior to the release of the Report and failed to correct them, such actions constitute a wanton disregard for Congress and the American public.
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Additionally, the two companies have been prohibited from making "misrepresentations about the security or performance of a consumer's electronic device" going forward.
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Ganek's lawsuit over the raid was filed in February 2015 and focused on a search warrant that he said contained deliberate misrepresentations.
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Military service Trump's dig at Blumenthal's military service is a reference to Blumenthal's past misrepresentations about his service during the Vietnam era.
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Google agreed not to engage in future privacy misrepresentations and periodic independent audits of its privacy practices for the next 20 years.
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But the hype and misrepresentations that come with elections risk distorting their judgement on critical issues bearing on our democracy and economy.
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This will continue if those who have read the report do not start pushing back on his misrepresentations and share the truth.
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An attorney for Dentsu hit back in a memorandum of law, alleging "misrepresentations, incompetence, and contractual breaches," by Woodstock 50 and Lang.
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Kristy Blanchard said the family's goal isn't to profit from the story but to clear up inaccuracies and misrepresentations regarding the facts.
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Mr. Vance said that from the start of the investigation, he had doubts the misrepresentations rose to the level of a crime.
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Hanen, who put Obama's controversial immigration programs on hold in February 85033, alleges that government lawyers made misrepresentations during the immigration case.
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Cousins said individual lawsuits were appropriate because some investors might be unable to show they relied on the blood-testing company's alleged misrepresentations.
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Those agencies should be called before the legislature "to explain these misrepresentations under oath," said Jamie Court, president of the group Consumer Watchdog.
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The agency said Wells Fargo processed payments in a way that maximized fees, made misrepresentations on billing statements and charged illegal late fees.
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The lawsuit claims that Future "has published numerous false and defamatory statements" about Ciara that contain "several misrepresentations" about her conduct and character.
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"While current allegations towards me are misrepresentations, my primary goal is to help Dr. Carson save our nation," Parker said in a statement.
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The probe centered on whether SolarCity and other companies were making misrepresentations about the fair market value of solar systems that received grants.
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But it ordered a retrial on 10 securities fraud counts, saying that, despite the errors, Litvak's misrepresentations might have mattered to customers anyway.
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"It will take days to fact-check all the misrepresentations that the President made tonight," Pelosi said in a statement after Trump's speech.
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Candidates should like it because it helps them circumvent the attacks ads and misrepresentations of their positions that are characteristic of contemporary campaigns.
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Toward the end of the debate the exchange turned to the Iraq war, the subject of one of Mr. Trump's most frequent misrepresentations.
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" "Misrepresentations of my work are in high gear this morning, so just in case it need be said: I am not anti-vaxx.
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What Uber's agreeing to: The company will pay $20 million and is forbidden from making certain misrepresentations or unsubstantiated claims in the future.
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The President's inattention arguably delayed a stronger response, and his misrepresentations, self-serving messages, and incompetent actions have only added to the problem.
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" Ms. Sadig added, "It would likely also have language that the production company may make misrepresentations for dramatic effect or other creative reasons.
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And under California law, Curiel noted, Makaeff's individual experience usually does not matter as much as the potential misrepresentations made by Trump University.
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Chloe Gotsis, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Maura Healey, said, "we will continue our work to hold the company accountable for its misrepresentations."
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Tillerson, who later became the US secretary of state under President Donald Trump, allegedly knew for years about the misrepresentations, the lawsuit said.
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" The actor had previously released a statement saying that he was O.K. and expressed dismay over "inaccuracies and misrepresentations that have been spread.
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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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" Additionally, Lee claims Duffy and Champion "knowingly made material misrepresentations of fact, and forged or fraudulently obtained a signature from Lee to give POW!
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Federal Judge Staci Yanle said this month there&aposs not enough evidence to prove Faris&apos misrepresentations influenced the decision to grant him citizenship.
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" Additionally, Lee claims Duffy and Champion "knowingly made material misrepresentations of fact, and forged or fraudulently obtained a signature from Lee to give POW!
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China has long-running territorial disputes with several neighbors and has never been shy about correcting what it sees as misrepresentations of Chinese territory.
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US District Judge Edward Davila is currently weighing the defence's request to dismiss, and asked both sides about the "implicit misrepresentations" Theranos allegedly made.
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The largely unified Republican criticism contrasted with the party's less strident response to Trump's pressure on Ukraine and flagrant misrepresentations about the impeachment question.
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"Despite my frustrations and deep concern with certain inaccuracies and misrepresentations that have been spread, I still believe justice will be served," he said.
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While attorneys do not have the greatest reputation among the American public, their peers and judges often hold them accountable if they make misrepresentations.
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"This dispute is, and always has been, about the misrepresentations made to U.S. class members about the U.S. litigation and settlements," the brief said.
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His real-time misrepresentations of the committee's proceedings were fact-checked in the hearing itself, as Comey disputed Trump's claims for a second time.
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He is expected to use the tour to push back on what he sees as lies and misrepresentations of the bureau he once led.
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The hedge-fund investor Daniel Loeb, of Third Point, exposed misrepresentations on the résumé of Scott Thompson, the C.E.O. of Yahoo, who subsequently resigned.
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According to Wednesday's report, examiners for the CFPB, found misrepresentations of terms, fees and deadlines for loans and modifications in recent communications from servicers.
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China has long-running territorial disputes with several neighbours and has never been shy about correcting what it sees as misrepresentations of Chinese territory.
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The much greater danger, however, is not the statistical but the legal misrepresentations on gun control, and those are not confined just to Biden.
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"Frazee responded with 'here's the story...' " and proceeded to make a series of "false statements, misrepresentations, and/or calculated omissions," the court filing states.
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"Frazee responded with 'here's the story...' " and proceeded to make a series of "false statements, misrepresentations, and/or calculated omissions," a court filing states.
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"Your heads will spin when you see the lies, misrepresentations and contradictions against his Thursday testimony," Trump tweeted, confusing the date of Cohen's appearance.
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Defense attorney Alan Jackson made a fresh request for the phone data Monday, accusing the prosecution of making "misrepresentations," which an assistant district attorney denied.
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They're good recommendations, but not the kind that can be made on short notice, so expect 2019 to be another morass of missteps and misrepresentations.
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" Prosecutors also claim that the two men placed these trades "precisely because the implied misrepresentations they carried could — and did, in fact— trick other traders.
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By portraying them as appealing on social media, the research suggests, more people identify with these misrepresentations, which can lead to all sorts of harm.
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In one of its more glaring misrepresentations, the book depicts Chicano activists in the civil rights era as separatists intent on overthrowing the United States.
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"Despite my frustrations and deep concern with certain inaccuracies and misrepresentations that have been spread, I still believe that justice will be served," Smollett said.
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Lawyers for Trump and two others had argued that no misrepresentations had been made or that in any event they should not attract personal liability.
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"Is compromise so terrible that those who attempt it are falsely attacked with paid advertising that is filled with blatant lies and misrepresentations?" he said.
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"The indictment shows a wide range of misrepresentation made by the defendants – misrepresentations concerned with the FDA is only one category among several," Bostick said.
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My newspaper, The New York Times, spoke of Trump's misrepresentations, but it was not until a few weeks ago that we called Trump a liar.
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"It is very important to me to ask him why he made what I believe to be misrepresentations in a letter to Congress," Gowdy said.
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What should be considered out of bounds from the political arena are the gross misrepresentations and downright lies that all observers have by now encountered.
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He presided over the filing of nearly 3,000 enforcement actions at the SEC, including one against Barclays PLC for making misrepresentations about its dark pool.
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Authorities said that beginning in 2012, Mr. Newman started making misrepresentations to investors to solicit money for various business ventures, including several CrossFit training facilities.
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In the 2014 ruling, the judge affirmed the dismissal of a securities class action based on alleged misrepresentations about a portfolio of mortgage-backed securities.
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He was a principal author of the Starr Report, which detailed Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky and misrepresentations of that affair in sworn testimony.
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"I don't understand how this would support a trespassing charge after making no misrepresentations," her lawyer, Robert E. Adler, said at a hearing on Monday.
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Judge Travis Laster decided that it was the combination of multiple serious misrepresentations and an adverse change in Akorn's business that allowed Fresenius to exit.
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With an eye on the numbers, students can identify potential misrepresentations and misinterpretations of data, and maybe spot a "numerical optical illusion" of their own.
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However, he couldn't help insulting the American people with a barrage of lies, exaggerations, misrepresentations and claims of personal credit for the accomplishments of others.
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"When controversies like this come up, it's worth standing back and looking at all of pop culture, which is filled with preposterous misrepresentations," he said.
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In November, U.S. District Judge Stephen Wilson of Los Angeles certified a class of shareholders suing Snap over alleged misrepresentations and omissions in its IPO.
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On Monday, defense attorney Alan Jackson made a fresh request for the phone data, accusing the prosecution of making "misrepresentations," which an assistant district attorney denied.
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Michael Flynn, was forced to resign over his contact with the Russian ambassador during the transition and misrepresentations about those conversations to Vice President Mike Pence.
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"Trudeau's 'The Weight Loss Cure' infomercials included blatant misrepresentations that were patently false and outright lies," Circuit Judge Diane Sykes wrote for a three-judge panel.
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The lawsuit claims the defendants either knew about the misrepresentations or had "reckless indifference" to them or an awareness of the high probability of their existence.
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He admirably challenges misrepresentations about race and genetics made by the likes of former New York Times science writer Nicholas Wade and Nobel Laureate James Watson.
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"Snapchat's leadership saw Mr. Pompliano as an impediment to their planned IPO because he refused to turn a blind eye to Snapchat's misrepresentations," the suit reads.
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The lawsuit, filed in L.A., blames these alleged misrepresentations for a drop in Snap's shares, with the plaintiff seeking unspecified damages and a class-action designation.
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The interviewer then asked if Mnuchin had seen the Wolf of Wall Street and The Big Short, which Mnuchin characterized as "complete misrepresentations" of Wall Street.
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That revelation was followed by a string of reports on other bugs, mistakes, and misrepresentations that amped up tensions between the platform and its wary advertisers.
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Additionally, the Federal Trade Commission should expand, rather than retreat from, efforts to hold vendors accountable for misrepresentations in the security claims they make to consumers.
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Barr's misrepresentations are significant but often subtle, frequently taking the form of sleight-of-hand qualifications or logical fallacies, which he hopes people will not notice.
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For years, corporate defendants in data breach class actions have managed to squelch class actions by investors alleging misrepresentations about the security of users' personal information.
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We're locked in a cave of media misrepresentations and we take our caricatured pictures of the world to be an accurate reflection of what's actually happening.
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Fresenius claimed that Akorn made misrepresentations when it claimed to be in compliance with Food and Drug Administration regulations and making progress in fixing manufacturing shortfalls.
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Presidential attacks on the CDC and misrepresentations of past actions can undermine the ability of society to respond effectively — public health should be a nonpartisan space.
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In the interview Mendes said there were a significant number of misrepresentations in Engel's letter, including that he was unhappy at not being made permanent CEO.
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"Parnas poses an extreme risk of flight and that risk of flight is only compounded by his continued and troubling misrepresentations to ... the government," prosecutors wrote.
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In addition to fees, financing, and misrepresentations about whether a device is actually new, the complaint alleges that Metro also misleads customers about its return policy.
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"At various points, he made misrepresentations to my clients that induced them to part with their very valuable items, including the aforementioned dead rat," he said.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA), argues that the Nunes memo is full of "distortions and misrepresentations" that don't stand up to scrutiny based on the underlying classified evidence.
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Alleging he leaked sensitive bank records that revealed Cohen&aposs consulting contracts, and that his practically non-stop cable T.V. appearances have included all kinds of misrepresentations.
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"No employees were implicated in any misrepresentations and the documentation issues appear to have been unintentional," the bank said in an annual report filed after its results.
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General Electric agreed to pay the Department of Justice a $1.5 billion penalty for alleged accounting misrepresentations stemming from the company's now defunct subprime mortgage business WMC.
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Goldman Sachs has been sued by a shareholder of one of its former clients over alleged fraudulent misrepresentations that involve links to the prime minister of Malaysia.
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A lot of us were somewhat dishonest to begin with, and if you have doubts, just look at the individual lies and misrepresentations in online dating profiles.
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In new filings on Tuesday, Hogan's lawyers accuse Denton of doing things like getting a pre-bankruptcy loan from Gawker and making misrepresentations to a Florida court.
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It leaves one wondering how many distortions and misrepresentations Trump will push on Wednesday, when everyone — including the president — will be watching Mueller's full day of testimony.
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Instead the president and his guests engaged in misrepresentations and loaded rhetoric about the supposed scourge of illegal immigration in general and California's sanctuary laws in particular.
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" Preet Bharara, who served as U.S. Attorney from 22016 until 21968, when he was fired by Trump, told me, "His blatant misrepresentations on television make me sad.
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Last December, it also agreed to pay $125 million to resolve claims that it made misrepresentations while selling mortgage-backed securities to two large California pension funds.
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The ex-employee, who led Snapchat's growth team during his three weeks with the company, said he learned of misrepresentations and urged executives to rectify the problems.
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The plaintiffs say in the court filings that Trump administration officials concealed his role in the matter "through affirmative misrepresentations" that may merit sanctions against government officials.
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Response: Mr. Biden's spokesman, Bill Russo, criticized what he said were misrepresentations of Mr. Biden's past behavior and sought to link some of the attacks to Republicans.
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Murray Goulburn had reached a settlement in November with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in a court case over the misrepresentations about farmgate milk prices.
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We're covering explosive confidential documents revealing U.S. misrepresentations of the Afghanistan war, the fallout from a deadly volcano eruption in New Zealand and TikTok's year in review.
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But underneath the allegations of scientific illiteracy, industry pressures, and ideologically tinged misrepresentations lies a crucial question: Can a group of governments effectively and appropriately promote breastfeeding?
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"The conspiracy ran from July 2012 to December 2017, and involved material misrepresentations and material omissions to investors in the sale of Woodbridge investments," the DOJ said.
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"It is troubling that you allowed the public myth created by the FCC to persist and your misrepresentations to remain uncorrected for over a year," the Senators noted.
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In July, the Justice Department accused Avenatti of making misrepresentations in the bankruptcy case and said his former law firm owed more than $440,000 in unpaid federal taxes.
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In 2013, Harris filed a lawsuit accusing Corinthian of false and predatory advertising, securities fraud, unlawful use of military seals in ads and making intentional misrepresentations to students.
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"Barr's misrepresentations are significant but often subtle, frequently taking the form of sleight-of-hand qualifications or logical fallacies, which he hopes people will not notice," Amash said.
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"Barr's misrepresentations are significant but often subtle, frequently taking the form of sleight-of-hand qualifications or logical fallacies, which he hopes people will not notice," he said.
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His report on the case included disturbing signs of a disingenuous prosecution, including witness coaching, timeline tweaking, evidence manipulation, courtroom misrepresentations and the use of unreliable inmate testimony.
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Beside the matter of security misrepresentations, here are some of the other major issues and villains plaguing the platform: Version updates are slow, if they arrive at all.
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Waterton, which says it owns 12 percent of Hudbay, alleges in court documents there are misrepresentations in Hudbay's management circular for an upcoming May 7 annual shareholder meeting.
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Robbins Geller said it had engaged an expert witness who would testify that the alleged conference call misrepresentations kept Best Buy shares trading at an artificially inflated price.
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Stir in the improvisational nature of marriages on the colonial frontier, plus the patchiness and misrepresentations of old records, and refuting all but the wildest fantasies becomes tricky.
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Wade or deliberate misrepresentations of Kavanaugh's judicial opinions and other writings, Chairman Grassley, unruffled, let Democrats put their pettiness, meanness, and foolishness on display for 300 million Americans.
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Stone can also argue that any misrepresentations he made, which were accidental or incidental, did not concern the central issue of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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But within a year around three-quarters of the value of the business had been written off, with HP accusing Autonomy's management of accounting misrepresentations and disclosure failures.
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Unsworth's filing on Monday called Musk's statements, made in depositions and court documents, "replete with untruths and misrepresentations" and includes a bevy of embarrassing revelations obtained in discovery.
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"The fact is, the invasion of Iraq … under misrepresentations to the American people, has done more to inflame the terrorists than any action you can name," Pelosi said.
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Donald Trump may be a month into his presidency, but his public remarks continue to be laden with the same mischaracterizations, misrepresentations and, yes, lies as his campaign.
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"This bipartisan bill is about providing relief for community banks and credit unions across rural America and no misrepresentations of this bill change those facts," the aide said.
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"Given TU students' radically different experiences, plaintiffs cannot show that TU students were exposed to the same 'core' misrepresentations," Daniel Petrocelli, a lawyer for Trump, wrote in Friday's filing.
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This move completely demolishes trust in Streams, an application whose progress has been marked by misrepresentations, obfuscation and, as found by the British data protection authority last summer, illegality.
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"It is troubling that you allowed the public myth created by the FCC to persist and your misrepresentations to remain uncorrected for over a year," the Democrats' letter concludes.
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The company has banned "offers to buy or sell votes as well as misrepresentations about the dates, locations, times and qualifications for casting a ballot" for years, per Leinwand.
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In that respect, the Times is not necessarily reporting anything new but, as the story says, the deliberate misrepresentations by the league were much more widespread than previously known.
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The SEC has relatively limited authority in the world of private companies; by law, it can only really police misrepresentations and fraud in the sale of private company stock.
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"Given TU students' radically different experiences, plaintiffs cannot show that TU students were exposed to the same 'core' misrepresentations," Daniel Petrocelli, a lawyer for Trump, wrote in Friday's filing.
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In practice, the Supreme Court's ruling meant that securities class action defendants could attempt to block class certification by showing that alleged misrepresentations didn't impact the price of shares.
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Robbins Geller countered that Judge Frank had effectively prevented shareholders from litigating as a class, but did not contest that the lead investor didn't rely on the alleged misrepresentations.
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THE PROBLEM HERE ESSENTIALLY WAS MISREPRESENTATIONS ABOUT DUE DILIGENCE THERE WERE ALL OF THESE PROMISES, WE'RE SCRUTINIZING THESE LOANS CAREFULLY AND MAKING SURE WE THROW OUT THE BAD ONES.
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Those misrepresentations about drugs like Purdue's OxyContin and Endo's Opana ER led Orange County to incur health care, criminal justice and other costs related to addiction, the lawsuit said.
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It posted a 13 billion shillings ($31.3 million) pretax loss for its financial year ended last June, saying the probe had uncovered financial "misrepresentations" by the previous management team.
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The defendants said the misrepresentations were non-actionable opinions, so Judge Gorsuch's opinion dissected the various ways in which investors might be able to sue over supposedly misleading opinions.
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"Each manufacturer defendant knew that its misrepresentations of the risks and benefits of opioids were not supported by, or were directly contrary, to the scientific evidence," says the suit.
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Not only is it not accurate, there are so many misrepresentations in this book that it shouldn't be taken seriously," he continued, adding "This book is a complete fabrication.
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U.S. investigators believe the misrepresentations induced the banks to provide services to Huawei despite the fact they were operating in sanctioned countries, Canadian court documents released on Friday showed.
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His account seems rooted in an actual medal ceremony that took place in 2011, and Biden has defended his misrepresentations, saying he got the "essence" of the story correct.
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On Wednesday, the ACLU of Michigan is expected to argue that Goldsmith should order the remaining detained Iraqis — about 100 — released and impose sanctions on ICE officials for their misrepresentations.
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From misrepresentations to half-truths and flat-out lies, Trump has talked around and away from the truth more brazenly than any major party presidential nominee in modern political history.
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Not surprisingly, the GSEs and bond insurers collected many billions of dollars from lenders that made misrepresentations, and from investment banks that securitized the loans and guarantied the lenders' representations.
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The 9th Circuit held that shareholders suing under Section 14 for proxy disclosure violations need only show the alleged misrepresentations were negligent – not that the defendant acted with fraudulent intent.
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Despite the misrepresentations of some anti-Israel Democrats, policies protecting Jerusalem and Israeli-controlled territories in no way prejudice efforts to negotiate a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians.
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"After two years of brutal attacks on health care and desperate GOP misrepresentations on the campaign trail, we're not giving Republicans anywhere to hide," said Henry Connelly, a Pelosi spokesman.
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Federal Judge Staci Yanle ruled this month in favor of Faris, saying that there was not enough evidence to prove that any misrepresentations influenced the decision to grant him citizenship.
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Going out on the road, where Trump shatters taboos and dodges accountability for his wild misrepresentations, offers him more than the chance to draw energy from those who love him.
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Mueller alleges that in the year before and even during the presidential campaign, Manafort used misrepresentations, false statements, and doctored documents to repeatedly get multimillion-dollar loans from financial institutions.
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In their filing, as they have in court, prosecutors emphasized that they consider Parnas a "significant flight risk," adding that his apparent misrepresentations to the government have intensified their concerns.
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Amber Nikolai, state adjutant of the Wisconsin American Legion, said Gordy Clewell admitted "his misrepresentations and apologized" when he submitted his resignation as historian and canceled his Legion membership last week.
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" Whedon issued a statement saying the blog "includes inaccuracies and misrepresentations," but also that he won't comment "out of concern for his children and out of respect for his ex-wife.
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Misrepresentations: King-Shaw continues to refer to himself as the CEO of Mansa Equity, and tells Axios that it's important to understand the distinction between that holding company and Mansa Capital.
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Unfortunately, its misrepresentations extended to other communities as well: The same episode is riddled with Asian and Black tropes, and the entire series has been criticized for reinforcing negative, racist stereotypes.
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That's partly because when I first interviewed an assistant US attorney about what constitutes loan fraud, he made it clear that the government would have to prove any misrepresentations were intentional.
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The probe also found that those misrepresentations led to millions of dollars in losses to the California Public Employees' Retirement System and the California State Teachers' Retirement System, Becerra's office said.
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"As a result, and in reliance on Boeing's misrepresentations regarding the airworthiness of the subject aircraft, Avia continued to abide by the terms" of its purchase agreement, according to court documents.
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A short time later, the federal Education Department cut off loans to current students because, it said, the school had made "substantial misrepresentations" to students about its compliance with accreditation standards.
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Meghan Markle is suing British media organization Mail on Sunday and its parent company Associated Newspapers over repeated "misrepresentations," according to a statement submitted by her husband, Prince Harry, on Tuesday.
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"The continued use in 2019 of untruths, exaggerations, and misrepresentations by world leaders, in response to what they deem &aposfake news,&apos has made worse an already dangerous situation," Latiff said.
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"Parnas poses an extreme risk of flight, and that risk of flight is only compounded by his continued and troubling misrepresentations to the Pretrial Services office and the Government," prosecutors wrote.
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" On Trump's denial — Trump tweeted Thursday he had never spoken to Wolff and had "authorized zero access," adding the the book was "full of lies, misrepresentations, and sources that don't exist.
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In his first State of the State address since taking office, Newsom also took several swipes at U.S. President Donald Trump, calling the Republican's immigration policies "political theater" based on misrepresentations.
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The world's biggest social network also pledged to introduce a new misinformation policy in the fall ahead of the 2020 U.S. Census, prohibiting misrepresentations of Census requirements or methods, it said.
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"In purchasing Cold Drinks from Starbucks retail stores, Plaintiff relied on Starbucks' misrepresentations of material fact regarding the true amount of fluid ounces contained in the Cold Drinks," the court filing reads.
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Asked if the inspector general has advised him in writing not to "correct the public record and your misrepresentations to Congress," Pai replied that the request was not documented, but given orally.
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The newspaper did not correct any of the misrepresentations identified by the IPSO committee, but did add a note at the top of the original story detailing the probe's results, or adjudication.
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Drivers filed a federal class action lawsuit last week against so-called "driver-friendly" ride-hail apps Gett and Juno, alleging contractual breaches, intentional misrepresentations, false and deceptive advertising, and stock fraud.
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" She also said the ban on making misrepresentations to enter facilities was void because it could criminalize innocent behavior, suffered from "staggering" overbreadth, and was largely "targeted at speech and investigative journalists.
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In contrast to past witnesses like former FBI Director James Comey, who have been loquacious and combative, trying to get facts out and debunk misinterpretations or misrepresentations, Mueller was terse and cautious.
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The second report "has made further allegations which again are groundless and contains various misrepresentations, malicious and false allegations and obvious factual errors of the group", Sinosoft said in its latest statement.
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He said the Dura case was a chance for the court to "curb frivolous fraud claims" in which plaintiffs cannot prove a stock price drop was caused by misrepresentations by a company.
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He initially sued in New York, claiming that the American banking giant made a variety of misrepresentations ahead of an auction for EMI in 2007 that encouraged him to pursue a deal.
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These intentional misrepresentations took place between 85033 and 2012 — well after the introduction of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), the agency created by the Sarbanes-Oxley law to oversee auditors.
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"Universities that promote fraternities but refuse to tell parents and students about the risks they face will be held responsible for their misrepresentations and misconduct," said the Braham family's attorney, Douglas Fierberg.
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President Trump wrote on Twitter that he had not given Mr. Wolff access to the White House and that the "phony book" was "full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist."
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And while those scores cannot yet be compared among racial or population groups, the new techniques have prompted some scientists to feel it is the field's responsibility to head off predictable misrepresentations.
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In October, Facebook said it was "expressly banning misrepresentations about how to vote," including claims that people can vote with an online app or misstatements about whether a vote will be counted.
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The trade commission said the financial consequences of the misrepresentations "have been ruinous for consumers, many of whom do not realize" the limits of the coverage until they incur substantial medical expenses.
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We respectfully request the attention of Chairman Fred Upton and other committee leaders to thoroughly review the findings in the report and correct and document the many misrepresentations by the staff authors.
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Terra Firma's case had focused on a series of alleged "oral misrepresentations" by senior Citi bankers David Wormsley, Chad Leat and Michael Klein, which it claimed led to the firm overpaying for EMI.
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The court also found that there was not evidence to determine that Holmes and Balwani directed doctors to make misrepresentations to their patients but refused to dismiss wire fraud charges against the pair.
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U.S. District Judge John Houston in San Diego on Monday ruled the plaintiffs presented sufficient evidence for a jury to decide whether Wyeth's alleged misrepresentations caused women to buy Prempro, Premarin and Premphase.
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"Farah fell victim to ISIL's slick marketing campaign, dusted with enough misrepresentations of Islam to make it appear to be a legitimate Islamic organization," Mohammad said, using a different acronym for Islamic State.
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Low-quality "proprietary schools" tried to cajole Vietnam veterans into enrolling through, in the words of the Federal Trade Commission, "deceptive advertising, high pressure sale tactics and misrepresentations of course difficulty and content".
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A year later, judge Thomas Hogan was surprised to learn the NSA hadn't been reporting all violations to the court, reporting only systematic ones or specific misrepresentations the government made to the court.
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The actress, 45, took to Twitter on Friday to correct what she said are misrepresentations of her relationship with the late rapper in the new biopic All Eyez on Me, which opens Friday.
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" Rakoff dismissed Uber's argument that Miguel Santos-Neves, the investigator from Ergo hired to dig through Meyer's life, went "rogue," insisting that "his misrepresentations were condoned by the highest levels of Ergo leadership.
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Laurentian said in December that it might have to buy back about C$304 million in mortgages sold to an unnamed third-party purchaser after an audit found "documentation issues and client misrepresentations".
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Wright pointed to Raytheon's counterargument that any alleged misrepresentations were not material to the government's payment decisions, given how the government kept paying its invoices long after being alerted to alleged suspect claims.
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Specifically, it discusses violations related to misrepresentations of its use of phone-number information collected for its two-factor-authentication system, its use of facial recognition, and the sharing of nonpublic user information.
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Cohen's attorneys argued in court documents that Avenatti has created a "carnival atmosphere" by making public statements and doing national TV appearances in which he's shared nonpublic information and made misrepresentations about Cohen.
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Its shares, which have fallen by nearly 30 percent since it announced "documentation issues and client misrepresentations with some mortgages" last December, were trading down 4.7 percent to C$44.35 at 10.10 a.m.
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The suit, filed in New York Supreme Court, New York County, seeks undisclosed damages, a court order for a review of the company's representations, and that the company corrects "numerous misrepresentations" to investors.
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"The evidence demonstrated beyond peradventure that the defendants' misrepresentations did not go to an essential element of the bargain and did not subject the Port Authority to actual or potential economic harm," Preska wrote.
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If shareholders dump stock after a corporation discloses misrepresentations, an event study should be able to show the share price fell in response to the disclosure and not to market forces unrelated to fraud.
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In October, jurors awarded Konrad $140,000 in compensatory damages and $140 million in punitive damages after finding that AbbVie was negligent and made misrepresentations related to AndroGel that helped cause his 2010 heart attack.
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The latest case is centered around "oral misrepresentations made to Mr. Hands in 2007 by three senior executives of Citigroup," Anthony Grabiner, a lawyer representing Terra Firma, said in court in London on Tuesday.
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His firm is suing Citigroup in London over several misrepresentations that Mr. Hands claimed Citi executives had made to induce him to bid for and complete a deal to buy the storied music label.
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As a member of a team of psychologists and clinical social workers who have used the MBTI in many situations in the past thirty years, I feel compelled to correct Menand's misrepresentations of it.
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Graham has asked Mueller if he wants to testify about any "misrepresentations" of a phone call he had with Barr but indicated otherwise that he's ready to move on from the Russia probe. Sen.
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Mattis, known for his focus on precision and accuracy, is navigating a relationship with a President known not only for his misrepresentations and off-the-cuff exaggerations, but for his annoyance at being managed.
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We respectfully request the attention of Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) and other committee leaders to thoroughly review the findings in the report and correct and document the many misrepresentations by the staff authors.
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Mr. Orban has been the chief architect behind a campaign of misrepresentations and falsehoods aimed at Mr. Soros, even photoshopping him into campaign posters with opposition candidates during the country's elections this past spring.
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The time is coming for the Jackson estate and lawyers to 'face the music' regarding all of these lies and misrepresentations they have been making about Wade and James, and we welcome that day.
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And though people around him insisted he had a young man's vigor, so many misrepresentations came out of his mouth -- and the mouths of his aides -- that no one could know what was true.
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" In the editorial, the Times called the six-page letter released by the White House "a giant, overheated expression of grievance, a vitriolic attack backed mostly by half-truths, unsubstantiated assertions and whiny misrepresentations.
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" Affinity claims that it was a "victim of Trustwave's deceptive trade practices" — it "relied on [Trustwave's] assurances" that it could remediate the breach and was "consequently and proximately harmed by Trustwave's misrepresentations and omissions.
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" It also said that turnout in the county was suspiciously high; it suggested that Mr. Jones had benefited from voter intimidation; and it argued that Mr. Moore's opponents had spread "lies and fraudulent misrepresentations.
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The government-run Consumer Affairs Agency said that product catalogues and websites for vehicles sold by Japan's sixth-largest automaker carried misrepresentations of their fuel economies, in accordance with a goods and services labelling law.
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"This is due to numerous misrepresentations and factual inaccuracies which form the basis of the Public Protector's findings, and what we submit are the irrational and unreasonable legal conclusions in the report," the bank said.
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When someone says China's economic and financial numbers are "fake," they are saying that all of those organizations — where the U.S. is a ranking member and a principal player — are enablers of Beijing's official misrepresentations.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the funds are not shielded by the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act from securities fraud claims over alleged misrepresentations that cause a "direct effect" in the United States.
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Mr. Vance and a team of investigators working under him, including members of the Major Economics Crimes Bureau, uncovered misrepresentations of Newsweek's finances that included a fictitious accounting firm called Karen Smith L.L.P., prosecutors said.
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They are also prohibited from making misrepresentations about endorsements, including fake reviews, and must tell Amazon which reviews were faked and email customers who have bought the pills to give them information about FTC's allegations.
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"As stated in asset forfeiture complaints filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, 1MDB made 'material misrepresentations and omissions to Deutsche Bank officials' in connection with 1MDB's transactions with the bank," the bank told Reuters.
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But as companies become larger and/or valuable, checks and balances ensure that mistakes or misrepresentations are not impacting how investors value the business (which ultimately determines how many shares you receive in the company).
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The executive, Brian Block, was expected to appear in federal court in Manhattan on Thursday afternoon to face charges that he knowingly misled investors through material misrepresentations about American Realty Capital's financial results, prosecutors said.
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Hedge Fund Owner's Suit Over F.B.I. Raid May Proceed, Judge Rules | The ruling freed lawyers to learn more to support the claim that the 2010 raid on Level Global Investors had resulted from deliberate misrepresentations.
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The company is currently the subject of a class action lawsuit in the US on claims that it made material misrepresentations about the sizes and financial performances of its streaming video service and film library.
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In a regulatory filing, Greenlight said GM had then "substantially altered" the term sheet for its proposal before handing it to the ratings agencies and that this different version included "various misrepresentations" of the plan.
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Under the terms of the FTC's order issued today, Cambridge Analytica is required to delete any data it collected on Facebook users, and to not make misrepresentations in the future about how it collects data.
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Outcome for student: "As with any students, falsifying or making misrepresentations on an application for admission can be grounds for disciplinary action under USD's Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities," the university president's letter stated.
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"In its desire to match or surpass the ratings and profits achieved by other networks in recent true crime series, CBS juxtaposed lies, misrepresentations, distortions and omissions with very few grains of truth," the statement reads.
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When contacted for comment, Infowars sent The Hill a link to Monday's episode of Jones's show in which he said the lawsuit is full of misrepresentations and argues that Infowars and free speech are under attack.
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In a decision late on Tuesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins in San Jose, California said PETA failed to show that Whole Foods' alleged misrepresentations on in-store signs, placards and napkins defrauded consumers into overpaying.
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Yet what followed was a meandering speech, packed with misrepresentations and falsehoods, that lacked the big new plan that White House officials had promised -- other than a vague undertaking to issue an executive order next week.
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But in Friday's decision, Circuit Judge Richard Wesley, citing a more recent ruling involving Barclays Plc, said Goldman had only to show it more likely than not that its alleged misrepresentations did not affect the stock.
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Earlier Monday, his spokesman, Bill Russo, sent a third, lengthy email to reporters criticizing what he said were misrepresentations of Mr. Biden's past behavior, and seeking to link some of the attacks on him to Republicans.
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But what happens when the government wants to prove criminal intent by using a case that reverberated across Wall Street, so that traders at other firms should be aware that misrepresentations to customers can be fraudulent?
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The Post reports that the OPP is about a third the size of prior administrations, staffed with people who have little experience, and some of whom made material misrepresentations about what little experience they do have.
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The appeals court rejected what it called Trudeau's argument that prosecutors did not show he willfully violated the consent order, and that his misreading teleprompters or using unedited scripts by mistake might have led to any misrepresentations.
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In Thursday's decision, McKeown also rejected the argument that Idaho's ban on obtaining employment through misrepresentations was too broad because it could cover people who merely inflate their credentials, saying they lacked the needed intent to injure.
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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson in motions filed on Friday asked a judge in Seattle to hold that the company's omissions and misrepresentations about the risks in the devices' instruction packets violated the state's Consumer Protection Act.
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The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee has called for an investigation into "potentially fraudulent statements and misrepresentations" made by companies promoting investment in a property development involving the family company of White House advisor Jared Kushner.
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Shares of Sinosoft, which has a market value of HK$3 billion ($387 million), jumped as much as 5 percent after the company said the allegations - made in a second report by Zhongkui Research - contained "various misrepresentations".
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The settlement resolves lawsuits the U.S. regulator filed as receiver for the three failed banks against Morgan Stanley and other defendants over what the FDIC said were misrepresentations in the offering documents for the mortgage-backed securities.
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During the one to two years after your policy goes into effect, there is a so-called contestability period during which the company can review your application to make sure there are no misrepresentations, according to Policygenius.
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Terra Firma also claims that two other former Citigroup executives made additional misrepresentations to Mr. Hands about the bank's view on the financial health of EMI to encourage him to complete the deal after winning the auction.
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In a letter to the outgoing prime minister, the barristers said the result of the vote was based on "misrepresentations of facts and promises that could not be delivered," and was only "advisory" and not legally binding.
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Working on her memoir — scheduled for publication in 2017 (although she says, "Don't hold your breath") — she has become more agonizingly aware than ever of misrepresentations in the many, many accounts of her life that already exist.
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Jeremy Sternberg, a lawyer for Gene Svirskiy, argued in federal court in Boston that prosecutors failed to present any evidence during a trial last year connecting him to any misrepresentations NECC made to customers about its drugs.
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Assessments of what went wrong concluded that the existing compliance office within the department's federal student aid section was ill suited to handle the type of deceptive practices and misrepresentations that some for-profit colleges engaged in.
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Their story is essentially that it was a tremendously strange screw-up — a comedy of errors, with misunderstandings and misrepresentations piled on top of each other that ended up looking far more incriminating than they truly were.
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A New York judge has dismissed claims in two lawsuits against Morgan Stanley over misrepresentations regarding the quality of loans underlying $2.6 billion worth of mortgage-backed securities sponsored or deposited by the bank before the financial crisis.
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" Then, she continued, "every time this lie was repeated and the misrepresentations were getting more and more specific… it increased the compromise and, to state the obvious, you don't want your national security adviser compromised with the Russians.
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North Dakota's Chief U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland found that the statements allegedly made by Energy Transfer Partners' Dakota Access LLC and its negotiators at Contract Land Staff LLC were "mere sales talk" and "puffery," not factual misrepresentations.
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Houston filed a lawsuit in August 2014, claiming negligence, misrepresentations and professional malpractice on the part of the firm in connection with its work in the late 1990s and early 2000s for the Firefighters' Relief and Retirement Fund.
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It's a question journalists often encounter: How much of a responsibility do we have to tell the stories of minorities whose communities and cultures are overwhelmed by society's dominant groups, especially when past coverage has spread gross misrepresentations?
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" But despite the messages, the company also said it had "not found any instances of misrepresentations to the FAA in connection with its simulator qualification activities, and we remain confident in the regulatory process for qualifying these simulators.
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The worst misrepresentations to the court that Mr. Horowitz uncovered are sins of omission — new information the bureau obtained as the investigation progressed that should have led it to question previous representations it had made to the court.
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Voloshyn said he had decided to write the article to correct misrepresentations of Manafort in the media without prejudicing the U.S. trial and had consulted Kilimnik, who is close to Manafort, to make sure the text was accurate.
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His attack on Louis Kahn's Yale Art Gallery as resembling an "underground parking garage," and yet another form of "worker housing" is just one of Wolfe's many lyrical but crude misrepresentations of the movement's deep art and soul.
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"I have not read Bob Woodward's book, which appears to be the most recent in an endless cycle of accusations and misrepresentations based on anonymous statements from unknown malcontents," Dowd said in a statement, according to the Washington Examiner.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee has called for an investigation into "potentially fraudulent statements and misrepresentations" made by companies promoting investment in a property development involving the family company of White House advisor Jared Kushner.
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While Schiff said he would like the Intelligence Committee to speak to Trump Jr. he noted that misrepresentations by the administration and Trump family regarding the campaign's interaction with Russia should be taken into consideration when hearing their explanations.
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"The alleged misrepresentations allowed almost 600,000 diesel engines to emit excessive air pollution across the country, harming our health and cheating consumers," said US Attorney Barbara L. McQuade for the Eastern District of Michigan, where the lawsuit was filed.
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"To the extent that you were aware of the misrepresentations prior to the release of the Report and failed to correct them, such actions constitute a wanton disregard for Congress and the American public," the House Democrats wrote Tuesday.
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Given Trump's ill-advised inclination to fire Mueller in the past, these allegations of leaks and misrepresentations inside the FBI could rekindle Trump's interest in forcing an end to the investigation that has dogged his administration for a year.
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Mayo also has made critical misrepresentations about the ground rules for a four-hour meeting five Mayo staffers had with the authors of this story, Elizabeth Cohen and John Bonifield, on March 228 at Mayo offices in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Repeated misrepresentations by various Trump associates regarding their meetings with Russians suggests what lawyers call "consciousness of guilt" that is probative evidence of potential crimes that would affect the decision of a special counsel about whether to bring charges.
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"There are real questions about the kind of justice that Neil Gorsuch would be, and he needs to answer them openly and honestly, not with the kind of dodges and misrepresentations we have heard from other Trump nominees," Sen.
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If you conceal details about your dog's past, like previous episodes of aggression, it could backfire, because intentional misrepresentations of yourself or your situation might give the board grounds to void the transaction under certain circumstances, Mr. Breed said.
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A federal judge ruled against stripping away the U.S. citizenship of a convicted terrorist tied to a plot to destroy the Brooklyn Bridge, citing a lack of evidence to prove that the status had been granted based on misrepresentations.
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A new study by Color of Change and the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center, "Normalizing Injustice: The Dangerous Misrepresentations That Define Television's Scripted Crime Genre," sought to quantify the impact of this mass representation of law enforcement on television.
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In one example of these misrepresentations, the complaint said that Mr. McFarland had doctored a Scottrade account statement to say that he owned $2.5 million in a particular company's stock, when in reality his position was worth only $1,500.
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In his report, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz cataloged a damning list of egregious errors, omissions or misrepresentations in filings to the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which approved nearly a year's worth of wiretaps on Mr. Page.
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IBM Corp will pay $14.8 million to resolve claims that a software company it owns made misrepresentations to win a contract to develop the website and platform for the state of Maryland's health insurance exchange set up under Obamacare.
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The SEC is suing Shkreli in a related civil action that claims he committed fraud by misappropriating money from the MSMB Capital Management fund, which he had founded, and by making material misrepresentations to the fund's investors about its financial performance.
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Co : * Save Farmer Bros - announced that group has delivered a letter to Farmer Bros * Save Farmer Bros -call Farmer Bros' board to commission independent investigation to determine if Christopher Mottern, Randy Clark made misrepresentations Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Add to this "the shifting explanations, the misrepresentations of the record and the persistent focus on race in the prosecution's file" and the justices are "left with the firm conviction that the strikes...were motivated in substantial part by discriminatory intent".
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Letters of supreme huffiness poured into the Review , the writers lamenting that considerations of space prevented them from pointing out more than a handful of Crews's errors and misrepresentations, and then proceeding to take up many column inches enumerating them.
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When you recognize that "small" wealth taxes actually impose huge burdens and that seemingly minimal distortions would actually wipe out substantial wealth creation you can see that this proposal is just the latest in a long line of tax misrepresentations.
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In March, Mr. Strevell was charged with five felony counts of making false declarations under oath, stemming from his misrepresentations of what he could pay to the government, according to a federal indictment filed in the Northern District of New York.
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The University of California, Los Angeles, where the former men's soccer coach is accused of taking $200,000 in bribes to help two students gain admission, warned Wednesday that it might punish students whose applications contained misrepresentations, including by revoking their admission.
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Ms. Bowers said she chose to show the movie because she's a self-proclaimed history buff, but the movie has been roasted by actual historians and film critics, who point to the many misrepresentations and falsehoods littered throughout the film.
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It pierced its tongue last month when Cory Booker and Kamala Harris turned Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing into audition tapes for their presidential bids, complete with "I am Spartacus" histrionics and bald misrepresentations about Kavanaugh's views on racial profiling and contraception.
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But the claims were only one part of a combative campaign by Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, to highlight what Prince Harry has described as the "relentless propaganda" and "continual misrepresentations" of the tabloid press.
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It will be up to the judge overseeing the New York case, Barry Ostrager, to determine whether Exxon's misrepresentations violated New York's securities law, but when it comes to the moral repugnancy of the company's climate deception, the verdict is in.
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Boeing said that it notified the F.A.A. about the documents in December and that it had "not found any instances of misrepresentations to the F.A.A. with its simulator qualification activities," despite the employee's comment about "covering up" issues with the simulator.
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Related: How Eric Holder's Corporate Law Firm Is Turning Into a Shadow Justice Department "Citigroup acknowledged it made serious misrepresentations to the public — including the investing public — about the mortgage loans it securitized," a DOJ press release said at the time.
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The dispute began last month, when Hanen -- the federal judge who temporarily blocked President Barack Obama's controversial executive actions on immigration last year -- issued the scathing order accusing the government of making misrepresentations to him when he heard the immigration case in 2015.
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In a 3-0 decision, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said a lower court judge erred in dismissing Schwab's federal securities law claims over alleged misrepresentations by banks that caused it to buy floating-rate debt tied to Libor.
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MORTGAGE HANGOVER Morgan Stanley stock fell 1.12823 percent after it agreed to pay $3.2 billion to settle federal and state claims that it engaged in practices that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis, including misrepresentations about the value of mortgage-backed securities.
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But even as he hews closely to the script his aides have urged him to follow, the Republican nominee isn't abandoning the lies, misrepresentations and hyperbole that he has turned to time and again to bolster the arguments driving his presidential campaign.
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The potential financial crimes appear to be in the areas of bank fraud -- making material misrepresentations to banks to obtain loans -- and money laundering, or the passage of ill-gotten gains through numerous bank accounts so as to make the gains appear lawful.
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The terms of the initial settlement deal that Facebook inked with the SEC in 2011 barred the company from making misrepresentations about the privacy or security of consumers' personal information; and required the company to get the express consent before changing privacy preferences.
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The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 established expedited removal proceedings to deal with fraud and willful misrepresentations at ports of entry and to stop aliens with bogus asylum claims from being admitted for asylum hearings before an immigration judge.
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Back in the day, Syme likely would have penned a letter to the Times Literary Supplement taking Vickers to task for all his alleged "misrepresentations and inconsistencies," and the whole thing would have amounted to a faint fart in an empty theater.
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"They deceived investors by, among other things, making false and misleading statements to the media, hosting misleading technology demonstrations, and overstating the extent of Theranos' relationships with commercial partners and government entities, to whom they had also made misrepresentations," the SEC charged.
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Citing misrepresentations and broken promises, the New York State attorney general's office is seeking to prevent the purchase of two nursing centers by a company that was involved in transactions that put a Manhattan nursing home in the hands of luxury condominium developers.
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Cohen's attorneys fought hard to keep Avenatti from joining the case, arguing in court filings that he's has created a "carnival atmosphere" by making public statements and doing national TV appearances in which he's shared nonpublic information and made misrepresentations about Cohen.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Twitter Wednesday morning while in Vietnam to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Hours before his face-to-face meeting with Kim, Trump took aim at Blumenthal over his past misrepresentations about his military service.
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After Paulina is outed for her misrepresentations, the play has nowhere really to go, and neither do our questions: Should we regard Paulina's downfall as a tragedy or as a cautionary tale about being a person of color, even in a colored society?
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RBS last year struck an out-of-court deal with four other investor groups, who also accused the bank of omissions and misrepresentations about its financial strength when it launched the 12 billion pound rights issue at the height of the credit crisis.
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Moody's to Pay Calpers $130 Million to Settle Lawsuit | The California Public Employees' Retirement System claimed in a 2009 lawsuit that Moody's and two other ratings firms made "negligent misrepresentations" when they awarded rosy grades to residential mortgage bonds that later soured.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two Harvard University researchers said in a study published on Wednesday they had collected data proving that Exxon Mobil Corp made "explicit factual misrepresentations" in newspaper ads it purchased to convey its views on the oil industry and climate science.
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"I have not read Bob Woodward's book, which appears to be the most recent in an endless cycle of accusations and misrepresentations based on anonymous statements from unknown malcontents," Mr. Dowd said in a statement in which he specifically denied the jumpsuit comment.
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The recent blowup over ISP privacy regulations also led to some comically bad misrepresentations of what ISPs might do with users' data, with one prominent individual offering to buy individual senators' browsing history, as if such a thing were possible (it isn't).
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"They deceived investors by, among other things, making false and misleading statements to the media, hosting misleading technology demonstrations, and overstating the extent of Theranos' relationships with commercial partners and government entities, to whom they had also made misrepresentations," the SEC charged.
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"As an overall, the meeting was long on excuses and on misrepresentations and short on information and solutions ... one thing we do know, they are taking 1% of every DHS department and putting that towards family detention and family separation," Gallego said.
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Clearview and Ton-That have on occasion exaggerated the company's business relationships, and the presentation sent to North Miami police has a few misrepresentations, including two examples in which it suggested that it was used in the investigation of crimes in New York.
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"IEX has repeatedly demonstrated, through its public misstatements, its public relations campaign and its reckless misrepresentations to the SEC and the public, an inability to satisfy the basic tenets of being a national securities exchange," BATS said in a letter on Feb. 11.
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Lacey "successfully alleged that VNSNY's misrepresentations that it both intended to follow and did ultimately follow patients' plans of care were material to CMS's decision to pay its claims," Nathan wrote, referring to the federal government's Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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At this point, everything they say involves either demonstrably dishonest claims about Obamacare or wild misrepresentations of their proposed replacement, which would — surprise — cut taxes for the rich while inflicting harsh punishment on the poor and working class, including millions of Trump supporters.
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At issue is whether the F.B.I. and Justice Department made any misrepresentations to the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court when seeking the warrant, or if they should have flagged any concerns about the credibility of the information in the application during renewals.
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After Nix complained to MLB about the investigators, then MLB top investigator Daniel Mullin, a former member of the New York City Police Department, said he would use his law enforcement ties to have Nix charged with making fraudulent misrepresentations to minors.
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The letter by the three Democrats follows a call by the Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley, last week for a probe into "potentially fraudulent statements and misrepresentations" made by companies promoting investment in the One Journal Square project.
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RBS last year set aside 800 million pounds to settle claims totalling around 4 billion pounds from five investor groups in an unprecedented lawsuit over alleged omissions and misrepresentations about its financial strength when the bank launched the rights issue as the credit crises raged.
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The organization cited redacted information in federal court filings in Detroit Wednesday calling for more than 100 Iraqis who have been detained by ICE be released, for the court to sanction the agency for its misrepresentations, and for the secret documents to be made public.
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"I perceive in both artists and publics … much opposition to the widespread misconstructions and misrepresentations that seek to perpetuate our dominant yet dysfunctional social institutions … The question that remains open is how will artistic production emancipate itself from the institutional frames that allow for it."
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But she's hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads even me, many of which are untrue, and they're misrepresentations, and I will tell you this, Lester, it's not nice, and I don't deserve that, but it's certainly not a nice thing that she's done.
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Following misrepresentations by a white nationalist leader and coordinated efforts by internet trolls, numerous researchers and media outlets spread a seemingly false claim that the man charged with killing more than a dozen people at a Florida high school belonged to an extremist group.
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The agreement required Facebook to stop making "misrepresentations" about users' privacy and security, to create a comprehensive privacy program to deal with the user data it was charged with sharing, and to audit its privacy program every two years for the next 20 years.
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A criminal complaint unsealed on Friday detailed the case, which relies heavily on misrepresentations of financial information to people who invested in Fyre Media — whose main business was a website that let people book celebrities for special events — and a subsidiary, Fyre Festival LLC.
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The bank's statement on Wednesday noted that in a civil filing seeking to recover assets taken from 1MDB, the Justice Department said the fund had made "material misrepresentations and omissions to Deutsche Bank officials" — meaning the bank was also a victim in the scandal.
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NEW YORK, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Two Harvard University researchers said in a study published on Wednesday they had collected scientific data proving Exxon Mobil Corp made "explicit factual misrepresentations" in newspaper ads it purchased to convey its views on the oil industry and climate science.
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" But the California Democrat acknowledged that one thing her party failed to do in 2010 was combat the GOP's message on the law, saying, "If I would fault us with anything, it is not to stop doing the work we're doing and just fight their misrepresentations.
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According to the complaint, Balian was interviewed several times by federal agents last year where he repeatedly made false statements and misrepresentations about his alleged links to local criminal figures, including Jose Loza, a Mexican Mafia member and "shot-caller" for the Canta Ranas street gang.
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Expanding Our Policies on Voter Suppression Jessica Leinwand clarifies recent changes that Facebook make to its policies around removing misinformation related to elections: We already prohibit offers to buy or sell votes as well as misrepresentations about the dates, locations, times and qualifications for casting a ballot.
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"Every time this lie was repeated and the misrepresentations were getting more and more specific, as they were coming out, every time that happened, it increased the compromise and to state the obvious: You don't want your national security adviser compromised with the Russians," Yates said.
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In remarks to reporters earlier Tuesday, Pelosi said Democrats are bringing these guests, in part, to demonstrate the realities of health care in the U.S. and to battle "the misrepresentations made by the president" about health care policy they anticipated he would make in his address.
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Shak, Mark Grumet and Thomas Wacker accused the largest U.S. bank of having in late 2010 and early 2011 placed artificial bids on the trading floor, harangued staff at metals market COMEX to obtain prices it wanted, and made misrepresentations to a committee that set settlement prices.
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The federal Higher Education Act preempts state disclosure requirements, but student borrowers accused Great Lakes of "affirmative misrepresentations," not a mere failure to disclose information about repayment options, a unanimous three-judge panel of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said in a decision on Thursday.
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The misrepresentations of the inspector general's report that have begun, and those sure to follow, are simply the latest attempt to advance the unsupported refrain that the Mueller investigation is a "witch hunt" cooked up by members of a "deep state" conspiracy to delegitimize his presidency.
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These include former national security adviser Michael Flynn's calls with then-Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak, Donald Trump Jr.'s shifting story about a meeting with Russians promising "dirt" on Hillary Clinton and the President's own misrepresentations about a proposed construction project in Moscow.
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Though it has been widely criticized for its violence, brutality, racism, sexism, stereotypes, white savior narrative, and gross misrepresentations of India and Hinduism, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is also, strangely enough, one of the most forward-thinking films of the series in terms of cultural repatriation.
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" Nissan, which says it would prefer Britain to remain in the EU, said it would be issuing legal proceedings on Monday in Britain's High Court to stop 'Vote Leave' from using its name and logo and to "prevent them making any further false statements and misrepresentations concerning Nissan.
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" Responding to Lang's lawsuit, Dentsu lawyer Mark L. Greenwald penned a sternly worded letter that said, "But Woodstock 50 LLC's and Michael Lane's [sic] misrepresentations, incompetence, and contractual breaches have made it impossible to produce a high-quality event that is safe and secure for concertgoers, artists, and staff.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District in San Francisco on Friday said a trial judge who wiped out more than half the verdict wrongly held that David Lacagnina did not show any harm resulting from Comprehend Systems Inc's alleged misrepresentations.
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In 28, he wrote about a guru in trouble: A jury in Iowa had found Charles J. Givens Jr., an author of many books with his face on the cover, guilty of making fraudulent misrepresentations that caused a young widow to lose out on a large life insurance payout.
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There is a sad history, dating at least as far back as the infamous Korematsu decision during World War II — a shameful decision upholding the forcible relocation and internment of Japanese-Americans — of the court reaching unfortunate decisions based on misrepresentations by the government that are later proved false.
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As the podcast "In the Dark" has chronicled, there are strong indications that Mr. Evans's case against Mr. Flowers rested on faulty forensic evidence; unreliable testimony from a jailhouse informant; and various misrepresentations that, if not somehow addressed, could well undermine the public's trust in yet another prosecution.
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But despite all their lies, misrepresentations, and false stories, they could not defeat us in the primaries, and they could not defeat us in the general election, and we will continue to expose them for what they are, and most importantly, we will continue to win, win, win.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation later sued the institutions that issued or underwrote the roughly $300 million in mortgage-backed securities purchased by Colonial that led to its ruin, arguing that the disclosures on those securities contained false information or misrepresentations about the health of the underlying mortgages.
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Moreover, the problems Mr. Horowitz documented in the initial FISA application filed under Mr. Strzok's watch were significantly less serious than the outrageous omissions and misrepresentations to the court that occurred in the subsequent applications to renew the wiretap, after Mr. Strzok's role in the investigation had ended.
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In its decision and order docket, the FTC orders a prohibition against "misrepresentations" by Uber pertaining to how it monitors or audits internal access to consumers' personal Information; and to the extent to which it protects the privacy, confidentiality, security, or integrity of any personal information it handles and stores.
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The Justice Department said that the offering circulars for the two bonds contained "material misrepresentations and omissions" over what the proceeds of the bonds would be used for and the nature of the relationship between 1MDB and International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC), an entity owned by the Abu Dhabi government.
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But as Petrobras shareholders pointed out in their brief opposing Supreme Court review, there is no conflict among the federal circuits on the particular issue Petrobras has raised, whether class certification requires investors to present empirical evidence that a company's share price fell in response to the exposure of previous misrepresentations.
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After years of field research that involved interviews and questionnaires with more than two thousand families in an unnamed rural region in central China, she's unpacked a number of misconceptions and misrepresentations in her new book, China's Hidden Children: Abandonment, Adoption, and the Human Costs of the One-Child Policy.
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" All of that laid the groundwork for how the president himself would rip on the press when it came his turn to grip the lectern: "Despite all their lies, misrepresentations, and false stories, they could not defeat us in the primaries, and they could not defeat us in the general election.
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Sanders's speechwriter David Sirota, whose daily newsletter is a reflection of the campaign's thinking, collected examples of alleged media bias and polling misrepresentations in his latest issue, underscored by a headline from the satirical news website The Onion about how Sanders had "plummeted 2628 points up" in a new poll.
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" In a statement on Monday, Wells Fargo said: "We disagree with the allegations in the complaint and will vigorously defend against the misrepresentations it contains about Wells Fargo and all of the Wells Fargo team members whose careers have been built on doing the right thing by our customers every day.
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Judge William H. Pauley III of United States District Court in Manhattan freed lawyers to learn more to support David Ganek's claim that the raid in November 2010 of the New York offices of Level Global Investors as part of a federal crackdown on insider trading resulted from deliberate misrepresentations.
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"By leaving students on the hook for colleges' illegal actions, today's rule sends a clear message that there will be little or no consequences for returning to the misrepresentations and deceptions that characterized the for-profit college boom," added James Kvaal, president of The Institute for College Access and Success.
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Meng's legal team told Associate Chief Justice Heather Holmes that the alleged misrepresentations do not amount to fraud, and that the case is really about the United States trying to enforce its sanctions against Iran — sanctions that did not exist in Canada at the time Canadian officials agreed to begin extradition.
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On May 19, Judge Andrew Hanen of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas issued an order -- replete with references to the movies "Miracle on 503th Street" and "Bridge of Spies" -- saying that the government had made misrepresentations to his court when it heard the immigration case in 2015.
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GoFundMe only lists three things as "misuse" to the point where it will refund backers: The campaign organizer doesn't deliver funds to the intended beneficiary The campaign description is intentionally misleading to donors The campaign organizer or beneficiary is charged with a crime related to misrepresentations made in their campaign So, unless B.o.
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Investors who didn't buy Tesla shares after the Musk tweets cannot be part of the securities fraud class actions because, under U.S. Supreme Court precedent, only investors who trade shares based on corporate misrepresentations – as opposed to investors who just hold their positions – are considered to have been affected by the fraud.
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There was good reason for people to pay attention to the Russia saga, which included such episodes as a national security adviser being forced to resign for lying to the FBI and the vice president, the abrupt firing of an FBI director, and a whole host of misrepresentations from the Trump team.
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The backdrop: The filing comes on the heels of a separate lawsuit brought by Rich's parents against Fox News for claims of emotional distress surrounding a retracted 2017 story that exploited their son's murder "through lies, misrepresentations, and half-truths" with similar baseless claims that Rich's murder was connected to the DNC leak.
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The settlement fails to address the extensive physical and emotional injuries incurred by the exposure to the contaminated water and the trauma of the continuing plight of living with contaminated water as a result of misrepresentations by state and federal officials to the citizens of Flint regarding the toxicity of the water.
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And speaking of sleazy contacts with foreign investors, last week Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley called for an investigation into "potentially fraudulent statements and misrepresentations" made by a Chinese company promoting deals that seemed to involve U.S. visas for financiers who made big investments in a luxury condo project in New Jersey.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the FDA's continued approval of the Onyx and Axium devices meant Jeffrey D'Agostino could not establish a causal link between the alleged misrepresentations and any bills later paid by government agencies, including the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Specific details of the 2011 decree included barring Facebook from making misrepresentations about privacy and security of personal information; getting user consent before making change that override privacy preferences; preventing material to be shared after an account was deleted or deactivated; and maintaining a privacy program assessing risks and getting this audited every two years.
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The U.S. Justice Department said that the offering circulars for two of the bonds issued in 2012 contained "material misrepresentations and omissions" over what the proceeds of the bonds would be used for and the nature of the relationship between 1MDB and International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC), an entity owned by the Abu Dhabi government.
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"A jury could reasonably have found that misrepresentations by a dealer as to the price paid for certain R.M.B.S. would be immaterial to a counterparty that relies not on a 'market' price or the price at which prior trades took place, but instead on its own sophisticated valuation methods and computer model," the judges explained.
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"Given Uber's consistent failures to meet its discovery obligations in this case, and apparent misrepresentations to this Court, Waymo has no choice but to seek a continuance of the trial date to enable Waymo to take additional discovery on this new information that is indisputably relevant to Waymo's trade secret misappropriation claims," the filing continues.
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Babylon's PR also claims that only in 20 instances did Watkins find "genuine errors in our AI", whereas other instances are couched as 'misrepresentations' or "mistakes", per an unnamed "panel of senior clinicians" which the startup's PR says "investigated and re-validated every single one" — suggesting the error rate Watkins identified was just 0.8%.
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Filed by a non-profit legal services group called "Al Otro Lado" along with six unidentified people in U.S. District Court in central California, the class action lawsuit said border agents have used "misrepresentations, threats and intimidation," to tell asylum seekers they cannot enter the country at various border crossings in California, Arizona and Texas.
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"Because of misrepresentations made to the U.S. government, Aventura was paid tens of millions of dollars for Chinese manufactured surveillance systems that ended up on Army and Air Force bases, Department of Energy facilities, on Navy installations and even on U.S. aircraft carriers," U.S. Attorney Richard Donaghue said in a press conference in Brooklyn, New York.
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Stars who mock or reject criticism, dig in their heels, or build their brands on misrepresentations and appropriations deserve the full force of our critical fury — stars like Katy Perry, who has been aggressively unrepentant about her numerous and varied representational transgressions for years, but has recently changed her tune ever so slightly, perhaps in an attempt to cash in on wokeness.
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The brief once again sided with the Gilead whistleblowers on a disputed legal issue - this time, whether the government's continued payment for a product that is the subject of an FCA suit means any alleged misrepresentations about the product are not material – and urged the Supreme Court not to grant review of the 9th Circuit decision to revive the suit.
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The speech, apparently crafted by his often-clueless son-in-law Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerWhite House preparing to promote malaria drugs on online platform to combat coronavirus: report Politics and the pandemic — Republicans are rightly worried In the Saudi-Russian oil price war, the US blinks first MORE, lacked a sense of crisis and made misrepresentations which had to be corrected.
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Just hours earlier, one of those students, Adam Semprevivo, whose father has pleaded guilty in the case, sued Georgetown for threatening to expel him, saying that the university had denied him due process and that it should have been aware of misrepresentations on his application long before the Justice Department announced charges in the nation's largest college admissions prosecution earlier this year.
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COMMENTS ON STATEMENT OF CLAIM FILING * GUYANA GOLDFIELDS - BECOME AWARE THAT STATEMENT OF CLAIM WAS FILED TO COMMENCE CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST CO, SCOTT CALDWELL * GUYANA GOLDFIELDS - CLAIM IS SEEKING DAMAGES FOR SOME ALLEGED MISREPRESENTATIONS IN PUBLIC DISCLOSURE DURING DEC 14, 2017 TO OCT 30, 2019 * GUYANA GOLDFIELDS SAYS INTENDS TO DEFEND CLAIM Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The rhetoric of advocates for the new rule is directed at providing additional protections against purported misrepresentations and money-making schemes on the part of for-profit educational institutions, which indeed award a greater percentage of college degrees than ever before and have a student debt default rate of 21.8 percent, compared with 13 percent for public colleges and 8.2 percent for private colleges.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE is expected to use a tour to promote his upcoming memoir to push back on what he sees as lies and misrepresentations of the bureau he once led.
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"The Democrats & Shifty Schiff, whose presentation to the Senate was loaded with lies and misrepresentations, are refusing to state that the Obama Administration withheld aid from many countries including Ukraine, Pakistan, Philippines, Egypt, Honduras, & Mexico," he said, using his nickname for House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session How low will the president go?
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The American Immigration Council and other groups filed the lawsuit on behalf of a non-profit legal services group called "Al Otro Lado" and six unidentified people in U.S. District Court in central California, the class action lawsuit said border agents have used "misrepresentations, threats and intimidation," to tell asylum seekers they cannot enter the country at various border crossings in California, Arizona and Texas.
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Former students, however, showed us disclaimer forms signed upon enrollment that were different from the one Martin provided: Trump Disclaimer provided by students Schneiderman, currently suing Trump on behalf of thousands of former Trump University students who allege misrepresentations made by the real estate education venture in its student recruitment efforts, had also received the same disclaimer forms CNBC got from other students, but not the one Martin sent over.
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Last month, the actress took to social media to correct what she said are misrepresentations of her relationship with the late rapper in the new biopic All Eyez on Me. "The reimagining of my relationship to Pac has been deeply hurtful," she began, explaining in another Tweet, "Forgive me … my relationship to Pac is too precious to me for the scenes in All Eyez On Me to stand as truth."
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You further agree that you will not (i) publish falsehoods or misrepresentations that could damage Sponsor or any third party; (ii) submit material that is unlawful, obscene, defamatory, libelous, threatening, pornographic, harassing, hateful, racially or ethnically offensive, or encourages conduct that would be considered a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability, violate any law, or is otherwise inappropriate; (iii) post advertisements or solicitations of business; or (iv) impersonate another person.
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The letter asks Pai to answer, before August 28, when he and his chief of staff, Matthew Berry, first became aware that the comment system issues were likely not caused by a DDoS attack; why he did not seek to correct his misrepresentations to Congress either publicly or on a confidential basis; and whether the inspector general's office had specifically asked him not to disclose that his statements to Congress were false.
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Now, two former BLM directors penned an op-ed in Politico that contains untruths, innuendo and material misrepresentations, including: Boiled down, this kerfuffle is about people who seek to retain their special access -- that is, their ability to travel to Washington, meet with top BLM officials far from the lands they manage and demand their allegiance to the special interests that try to run Washington, D.C. They can still meet with us.
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Sen. Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is calling for an investigation into "potentially fraudulent statements and misrepresentations" made by a Chinese company promoting investments in property partly managed by White House adviser Jared Kushner's family's company.
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The FDIC on Thursday said the accord resolves claims against Barclays Plc, BNP Paribas SA, Credit Suisse Group AG, Deutsche Bank AG, Edward D. Jones & Co, Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and UBS AG. Acting as receiver for the failed banks, the FDIC accused the defendants of violating federal and state securities laws based on alleged misrepresentations in offering documents for 21 Countrywide residential mortgage-backed securities they underwrote between 2005 and 2007.
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