But the approach has to be more investigative than directive.
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Identifying and locating criminals and gang members takes more investigative work.
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They cited, again, a lack of evidence to warrant more investigative steps.
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"They are taxed higher but have much more investigative health care," Kerr said.
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To watch more investigative reports like this on Rising, go to hill.tv/rising.
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I think we'll be really honestly doing more investigative work on these candidates.
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Democrats are calling for more investigative work and witnesses, something McConnell is against.
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Then there was a really hard turn to more investigative work that happened this year.
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Some experts contend that an impeachment inquiry gives Democrats more investigative power than regular oversight proceedings.
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And I think more investigative journalism is needed and we could still have more of that.
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We have more investigative reporters than ever before, and our Washington bureau is now far larger than ever.
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As additional information was obtained, more investigative resources were devoted to the possibility of the case being criminal in nature.
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"We don't know how to monetize this award to fund more investigative reporting, or whether it can be," he said.
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They could vote on a resolution approving an impeachment inquiry that helps give their committees or a new select committee more investigative power.
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"There is a quite a bit more investigative matter that is being looked into, and additional evidence to be obtained," he said Tuesday.
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As Racked began to wade into more investigative pieces about style and fashion, the audience began to more closely resemble that of Vox's.
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Designating these crimes as acts of terror also means more investigative resources and more ways to understand (and ultimately diffuse) this growing threat.
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The Manafort and Papadopoulos cases are the thinnest tip of the iceberg — which means there are a lot more investigative threads to pull on.
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FBI El Paso Special Agent in Charge Emmerson Buie said more investigative work was needed before determining whether there was a possible hate crime.
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And he said the company uses automation with the goal of freeing up editors, writers and reporters to do bigger projects, including more investigative work.
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The disdain is practically dripping from her voice, so don't be surprised if she teams up with Karen on more investigative reporting in the future.
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That is to say, firing Mueller could help Democrats retake Congress, and end up landing Trump in far more investigative hot water and political jeopardy.
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Part of the problem is funding, advocates say: courts should offer more investigative cash to court-appointed attorneys, in an attempt to promote strong representation.
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And he's become a sort of champion for the IGs themselves, chairing a council of inspectors general and asking Congress to give IGs more investigative powers.
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Nadler was busy sending out more than 22019 letters looking for more investigative material at the same time he knew Mueller's report was about to be delivered.
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Democratic lawmakers on the committee have said there is more investigative work to do and have criticized what they've said are attempts to shut the probe down.
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She said that she hoped to help The Marshall Project dig more deeply into injustice stemming from race, ethnicity and gender, and to pursue more investigative projects.
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More investigative work and more court orders eventually led authorities to Russian social media sites where the email address was connected to a real name: Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev.
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At a time when the country is demanding more investigative journalists, more D.C. reporters, more visual journalists — we have to free up some room to change the newsroom.
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The FBI stressed that more investigative work was needed before determining a motive, though the suspect reportedly drove 10 hours from Dallas to deliver his grief to El Paso.
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The motion praised government efforts to take action against Hezbollah supporters suspected of raising funds for the Lebanese Shiite group in Germany, mainly by giving prosecutors more investigative powers.
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That's an underappreciated reason why firing Mueller might backfire for Trump — because if it helped Democrats retake Congress, Trump would end up under far more investigative scrutiny, not less.
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It wants to make a case that technology has changed so much that law enforcement is being locked out, but it has far more investigative tools at its disposal than ever.
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They say instead they gain more investigative clout if they launch the formal impeachment process that makes House lawmakers the lawyers for the trial (while the Senate would play the jury).
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Political sources said this month the commission might approve various recommendations, including that the Bank of Italy be given more investigative powers and that market watchdogs should share information more freely.
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An alternative route might have been a more investigative, serious profile that examines how a Polish-born banker, Moses Ginsberg, created the hotel in an image of old New York elitism.
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Perhaps most importantly, the controversy that would ensue would make a Democratic takeover of Congress more likely — which could end up putting Trump and his administration under even more investigative scrutiny.
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In addition to local police taking a harder line on these groups, white supremacists could begin to feel more investigative pressure from higher levels of law enforcement as they increase their visibility.
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There were some internal disputes about timing, with some at the FBI believing the interview could have happened weeks ago and Justice lawyers pushing to wait for more investigative work to be completed.
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For example, newspapers may not be censored, but their owners may be required, like all other businesses, to pay taxes, even if they would rather use the money to do more investigative reporting.
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Among the hundreds of questions that need to be asked are these: Did Rosenstein tell Sessions (despite his supposed recusal on the Kremlin Kaper) about Comey's request for more investigative resources on Russia?
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Several more investigative pieces followed, including one that expanded the timeline of allegations against Mr. Weinstein back to the 1970s; Ms. Twohey and Ms. Kantor wrote that article with another Times reporter, Ellen Gabler.
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Marriage fraud is a growing problem that requires more investigative scrutiny, but most international relationships are legitimate and it would be a serious infringement on our freedom if we couldn't bring over foreign spouses, assuming they have no criminal record.
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It has been used for more investigative purposes, as well, most recently in 2014, when committee Republicans obtained and publicly released tax information as part of an investigation into whether the I.R.S. discriminated against conservative entities seeking tax-exempt status.
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Details from the indictment—and other emerging public court documents—will immediately help to shed further light on the tangle of relationships that Manafort and others had with various Russian and Ukrainian contacts in recent years, but there are plenty more investigative avenues that Mueller appears to be following, some far removed from Manafort's orbit.
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However, the show will go into battle for as little as one cent (and has), if the issue behind the dispute is an interesting one. Fair Go has always considered entertainment and humour as suitable partners for its more investigative work.
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Farmington Hills, Mich.: Gale, 2010. but Moyers led the paper in a progressive direction, bringing in leading writers such as Pete Hamill, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and Saul Bellow, and adding new features and more investigative reporting and analysis. Circulation increased and the publication won 33 major journalism awards, including two Pulitzer Prizes.
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"We reject a legal solution when it is a lex specialis made against physicians. We would, however, not oppose a law that is valid for all freelancers, i.e. also for architects, lawyers and journalists." Instead he demanded more investigative competencies be given to the medical associations and an "improvement in the framework for penalties" regarding matters of professional responsibility.
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When a female meets another female they will often fight but when a male encounters another male, more investigative behaviour takes place. However, if they do fight, it will be a more intense battle. Males encountering females show intermediate behaviours. These behaviours are probably related to the competition necessary to find enough food in the snow voles' challenging environment, and is in contrast to some other vole species living in more temperate climates.
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As cases came to court with the usual jurisprudence,A French judge has far more investigative powers than those in Common law jurisdictions. public perception of the importance of bioethics and other European Union law, have supplemented the powers made under the original regulatory framework, such as ("Law of 29 July 1994, Respect of the human body"), which defined the legal notion of dignity, and ("Law of 4 March 2002, Patient rights and the quality of health system").
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Compared with that station, channel 26's newscasts usually tend to air in a more flashier fast- paced format with promotions referring to the station providing more news coverage in 30 minutes than the market's other stations. WBBH traditionally covers more investigative and consumer stories through its "NBC 2 Investigators" unit. On weekends, there are separate news and sports anchors, but the same meteorologists are seen on both WZVN and WBBH. This is possible because the two stations maintain individual sets and do not always air local newscasts at the same timeslots.
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Big Night Out started as a written series of articles in 2012 on vice.com, written by Vice writer and correspondent, Clive Martin. Big Night Out transitioned to a short form video web series on VICE’s newly launched music channel Noisey in 2013, and ran for 8 episodes. Moving back onto vice.com, Big Night Out had success moving onto longer form more investigative films exploring the relationship between nightlife and wider social and societal issues, with Locked Off garnering significant attention for its exploration of the UK’s resurgent illegal rave scene.
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During his campaign for governor, Ross made access to quality pre- kindergarten education a centerpiece of his campaign, introducing a plan to make pre-kindergarten accessible to every 4-year-old in Arkansas by 2025. Ross also made reducing domestic violence and child abuse priorities in his crime reduction plan, which included increased support for shelters, more investigative money for child abuse and more training of police officers in coping with domestic situations. One key initiative in Ross' plan would have changed the way police respond to domestic violence calls.
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Initially, there were concerns about Tierney's neutrality because of earlier roles he held working in Republican politics and clashes he had with some reporters. But Mr. Tierney calmed those fears by hiring respected journalist and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner William K. Marimow as editor of The Inquirer and by signing a pledge not to interfere with the editorial content of the two newspapers. Under Mr. Marimow, the editorial quality of The Inquirer improved as the paper returned to its roots by doing more investigative stories. Initially, circulation increased in 2007 and advertising sales improved.
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The investigation following the Maddy Scott disappearance had used more investigative tools than any other case in BC history. Police claimed to have interviewed all the party goers who were at the party the night of 27 May 2011, and reported that they had no reason to believe that anyone at the party was responsible for her disappearance. The police also reported that everyone was co-operative with taking polygraph tests. Most of the people at the party with 150 people on Saturday night also took the polygraph tests.
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However, he soon left to become an assistant features editor with the Daily Mirror, and in 1956 moved on to the News Chronicle. This paper merged with the Daily Mail, when Randall joined the Mail, and he became its editor in 1963, after serving as deputy editor.Michael Leapman, "Obituary: Mike Randall", The Independent, 14 December 1999 Randall aimed to take the Mail upmarket, introducing more investigative journalism and attract younger readers with a more liberal position. However, the paper lost readers, and Randall was replaced as editor in 1966 while he was on sick leave.
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Governmental entities became exempt from H-1B visa quotas. According to the law, H-1B visas that were revoked due to either fraud or willful misrepresentation would be added to the H-1B visa quota for the following fiscal year. The law also allowed one-year extensions of H-1B for H-1B visa holders who were applying for permanent residency and whose petitions had been pending for a long time. The United States Department of Labor had more investigative authority, but an employer could defend against misdeeds by using either the Good Faith Compliance Defense or the Recognized Industry Standards Defense.
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The hero of Arthurson's sixth novel, The Red Chesterfield, published in 2019, is "M", a by-law enforcement officer. Arthurson told Shelagh Rogers he deliberately chose to play with, and break, some of the conventions as to how mystery novels are supposed to be written, what constitutes a "red herring", and how often they should be mentioned. While enforcing bylaws on where trash can be disposed of M finds a severed foot hidden in an abandoned chesterfield, and Rogers noted that Arthurson seemed to have made M devote as much or more investigative effort into the chesterfield as he did into the identity of the deceased.
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Contrasting with traditional sports updates of other outlets, Deadspin is known for its irreverent, conversational tone, often injecting crude humor into its writing and taking a critical lens to the topics it covered. Over time, the site expanded into more investigative journalism and broke several stories, including the revelation of the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax. Alumni writers of Deadspin have gone on to work for The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Sports Illustrated. During October and November 2019, the website's entire writing and editorial staff resigned due to conflicts with G/O Media management over a directive to "stick to sports" content only.
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Kay Fanning (2006), pp. 27-29. Retrieved August 9, 2013 seeing the public service possibilities of the newspaper, wanting to provide an alternative voice and feeling that it would become a family venture involving her children, as well. After some difficult negotiations, they were able to buy the newspaper in September 1967.Kay Fanning (2006), pp. 50 and 57. Retrieved August 9, 2013 Under the Fannings, the newspaper continued to have financial problems, but they hired a number of young journalists and directed the focus of the newspaper toward more investigative journalism. In 1971, Kay Fanning became a widow for a second time when Larry died at age 57.
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After overseeing on-air operations at WIBG, Del Colliano thought he wanted to continue programming radio stations but instead got the idea to start a radio trade publication to utilize his journalism background and because he came across a book in B. Dalton bookstore called How to Make $25,000 a Year Writing Newsletters. That book motivated Del Colliano to start a niche publication for the radio industry. Inside Radio started in 1975, but initially did not receive great support. Del Colliano almost quit the venture to return to radio programming when he got the idea to make the publication more investigative and not like a traditional media trade publication.
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Research conducted by Victoria University in 2008 confirmed that the natural curiosity of kea which has enabled the species to adapt to its extreme environment, may increase its propensity to poisoning through ingestion of lead - i.e. the more investigative behaviours identified in a bird the higher its blood lead levels were likely to be. The 1080 pesticide is used to control invasive pest mammals such as stoats and possums and has also been implicated in kea deaths. For example, seven kea were found dead following an aerial possum control operation using 1080, at Fox Glacier in July 2008 and a further seven had been found dead in August 2011, following a 1080 aerial possum control operation in Ōkārito Forest.
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In April 2020, due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus, they planned to ramp up efforts to provide timely and useful news about the evolving crisis and publicised for support on their website. They explained that at this time, access to accurate, independent and clear information was more important than ever and they believed that the content they provided should always remain free and open for all. Unlike all other online newspapers. They also explained that they planned to improve the quality and depth of their journalism, intending to also make a push to pursue more investigative journalism, in order to hold local and EU governance more accountable than they have ever been.
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In Italy, Silvio Berlusconi operates Italy's top TV stations with the Mediaset empire, and the public broadcaster RAI has been subject to political influence. Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders has warned of formal political influence in stifling the media. In April 2013 comedian Beppe Grillo accelerated the debate within Italy about the independence of media from political interests, releasing poll results showing that out of 95,000 responses 99 percent wanted a public broadcast channel free from political meddling, and 52 percent wanted more investigative journalism about domestic issues. He wrote in a blog post, 'a part of the Italian population is living in a gigantic Truman show, and responsibility for this is entirely due to Italian journalists, with the usual few exceptions...RAI has to be reorganized and transformed into a public service following the model of the BBC without any connection to the parties...'.
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The Times (London, England), "Television and Radio" Saturday 13 July 1985 The following year, the programme was rescheduled to weekday daytime broadcasts, with Ross replaced by Faulds Wood's husband, John Stapleton; the programme's new schedule was considered by Michael Grade, the BBC One Programme Controller in 1986, as helpful to defying the laws of "television gravity" by boosting viewer figures for the launch of BBC Daytime.The Times (London, England), Monday, 24 November 1986 In 1987, the BBC reverted the programme back to being a weekly programme on Sunday evenings, but with the addition of repeats being shown the following day during the daytime. A year later, in 1988, the programme received another rescheduling that saw it broadcast on Mondays during both daytime and peaktime slots, but with a significant change in focus on its format. Unlike previous years, Watchdog began to employ a more forceful approach in consumer investigations, including investigating big businesses and conducting more investigative journalism.
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Traditionally in the past, WBBH tended to cover more stories from Charlotte County, while WZVN had a slight Collier County focus since it is licensed to Naples and had its former analog transmitter located further south than the area's other television outlets. Today, WBBH and WZVN continue the practice of maintaining their own primary on-air teams on weekdays that only appear on each respective station. Otherwise, all other personnel—including most reporters—are shared between the two stations. WBBH's newscasts are broadcast from a separate set at the Central Avenue facility, allowing it to have a different on-air identity and graphics scheme from WZVN. Compared with that station, channel 26's newscasts usually tend to air in a more flashier fast-paced format with promotions referring to the station providing more news coverage in 30 minutes than the market's other stations. WBBH traditionally covers more investigative and consumer stories through its "NBC 2 Investigators" unit.
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