But the dog has been muzzled, at least by Twitter.
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The world watches as people & their voices are being muzzled.
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And lastly, I felt violated and muzzled all over again.
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A Mouth Is Always Muzzled , by Natalie Hopkinson (New Press) .
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"I'm not being muzzled by this administration," Dr. Fauci said.
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Getting blocked made her feel muzzled and disenfranchised, she said.
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So is it surprising that the topic has been quietly muzzled?
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Activists say muzzled writers include economists, academics, columnists and Muslim clerics.
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Correa's critics in the media have long complained of being muzzled.
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It's not first time the Trump administration has muzzled scientific experts.
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From the outside, Congressional staffers are a pretty tightly muzzled bunch.
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That's the only weakness that Flerkens have: when muzzled, they're immediately helpless.
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Instead of listening to him, Communist Party officials muzzled and criticized him.
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But rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed opponents.
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Now clerics who push back too hard against decrees are muzzled—or arrested.
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In case all that didn't get the message across, the handmaids are muzzled.
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Mr. Karimov jailed or exiled his political opponents and muzzled the news media.
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A muzzled press and a corrupt justice system are hallmarks of authoritarian regimes.
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Her throat had been slashed and she had been muzzled with duct tape.
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At a White House press conference Saturday, Fauci denied he had been muzzled.
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Never in history has the press seized absolute power and muzzled the politicians.
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JNU is "being driven into the ground", "muzzled and leashed" and "under systematic assault".
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And his weakness is getting muzzled — he's totally helpless when his mouth is covered.
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Partisan allegiance has blinkered and muzzled many who would ordinarily condemn this manifestly discriminatory policy.
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Pigeons & Planes and Fader weren't the only site accounts to be muzzled by Twitter, either.
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But human rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed potential democratic opponents.
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Though these programs seemed large and radical, they actually were muzzled to avoid high inflation.
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Though Hollande has not muzzled him, Macron's hands have been tied on the reform front.
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Some muzzled the press, stacked the judiciary, harassed opposition leaders and tampered with electoral systems.
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Skating is full of creative people, individuals who are not muzzled by the team ethos.
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They are moments that aren't in the book, such as the muzzled trial and execution.
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Hundreds of Brotherhood members and leaders have been locked up, critics muzzled and websites blocked.
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The hush-money deal muzzled her from discussing an alleged affair with Trump from years earlier.
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Meanwhile, he remains the single largest shareholder of En+, even if his voting rights are muzzled.
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Several doctors in Wuhan said they were muzzled for trying to spread word about the coronavirus.
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" Later, he said the women entered the agreements "consensually"; Ms. Warren said they had been "muzzled.
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Without them, medical professionals are muzzled, health providers kept in the dark and citizens left vulnerable.
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Dogs were not muzzled, and children played a rowdy game of tag on a nearby street.
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"I muzzled her face to my body so tight, that I thought I suffocated her," Sanders said.
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"I muzzled her face to my body so tight that I thought I suffocated her," Sanders said.
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He has banned hundreds of newspapers and websites, and muzzled artists and musicians who might provoke opposition.
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Human rights groups and some others say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed potential democratic opponents.
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Many of these new poems address that great muzzled interlocutor "America," echoing Allen Ginsberg 's famous apostrophe.
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And would your dog truly be happy living in an environment where she has to be muzzled?
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Scott Walker have muzzled and censored scientists, as well as made government data less accessible from websites.
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The press had been muzzled, lawyers and journalists were regularly harassed and informants filled Cairo's downtown cafes.
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"I feel really good about not feeling muzzled anymore," she shares near the end of the film.
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" Warren responded, "I'm sorry, no, the question is, are the women bound by being muzzled by you?
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But that's a long-shot legal theory -- not much help right now to supposedly muzzled government scientists.
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Rights groups say the government has long muzzled the media, and say the latest moves make this worse.
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Mr. el-Sisi has muzzled critical news outlets and, of late, expelled or refused entry to foreign reporters.
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If nothing else, Tuesday's statement proved that he cannot be muzzled by his staff or decorous diplomatic protocol.
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BEIJING — It seemed that China's censors had finally muzzled Yang Jisheng, the famed chronicler of the Mao era.
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West Virginia students will be the ones left to suffer the consequences while their fiercest advocates are muzzled.
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And it is refreshing to see women becoming heroes in a world that wishes to keep them muzzled.
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Neutral election monitors are muzzled; opposition candidates locked up; districts gerrymandered; constitutions altered; and, in extreme cases, legislatures emasculated.
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As a result, the husky was ordered to be confined to her home, unless she was leashed and muzzled.
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The opposition has been largely muzzled, the judiciary is no longer independent, and true democracy is a fading dream.
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The most adventurous newspapers – such as the Southern Metropolitan Daily and Southern Weekend of Guangzhou – were muzzled in 2013.
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It was more of the same Wednesday night when the Yankees were muzzled by the Texas Rangers, 3-2.
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Most leaders are pleased to at least see the verbal assaults abate and the missiles muzzled for the moment.
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After all, Jyn Erso appears to have had more to say before she was effectively muzzled by three male editors.
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Do what's best for the business, but make that reasoning clear so employees don't feel their humanity is being muzzled.
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Lots and lots of guns, long-muzzled and high-velocity, carted through the terminal by a motley crew of hunters.
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After returning to run the company in 23, Bloomberg was asked by CNBC whether his news service had "muzzled" reporters.
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Barry Manilow has been muzzled by his doctors who have zipped up his grill and banned him from spittin' rhymes.
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Very few Canadian scientists were ever directly muzzled by the Harper government, but the few like Miller who were became flashpoints.
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A small budget, slashed in half during pre-production, and tepid reactions from critics and fans muzzled the film's intended impact.
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For half an hour, she's muzzled by a plastic mask dispensing oxygen, making each of her breaths sound like Darth Vader's.
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Writing in Josei Seven, a weekly magazine, the cultural critic and columnist Akio Nakamori asked if the performers were being muzzled.
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Over by the arch German shepherds—I don't know what they called them in Spanish—were pacing, muzzled, behind automatic weapons.
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"Both of those things were issues that I felt kind of muzzled on; I wasn't naturally open about them," West said.
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Yet he has largely muzzled himself from indulging in the savaging of Trump that animated him in the heat of the race.
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Mr Nazarbayev has eradicated organised opposition in a country of 18m and hounded parties out of existence, their leaders jailed or muzzled.
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Political prisoners remain in jail, the news media is muzzled, and independent labor unions have not been allowed, despite promises to Washington.
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One of the gallery's most endearing offerings is a gilded, short muzzled, floppy eared dog with a clock face between its front paws.
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How could it be otherwise in a country that has no formal opposition parties, in which the media and civil society are muzzled?
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"The law has already muzzled countless online speakers and led to closure of many online platforms that hosted their speech," the suit says.
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Kagame has been widely praised for restoring stability but rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed opponents - accusations he dismisses.
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But Warner has made clear that the Senate investigation will talk to Yates, so it's not as if she can be totally muzzled.
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Much of Iraqi Autumn's work points to this notion of autonomy and how, particularly in spaces of political oppression, this liberty is muzzled.
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The previous victims who filed complaints left the company, their careers in ruins, and in return for money, signed agreements that muzzled them.
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For many on both sides of the nation's sectarian line, few questions could prove more provocative than whether the muezzin should be muzzled.
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A powerful federal consumer agency that could be muzzled under President-elect Donald J. Trump is showing no inclination of backing down yet.
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Since the voices of federal employees are more or less muzzled at the moment, we've decided to publish some of their anonymous testimonials.
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For Ms. Warren's supporters, it was the latest and most visceral example of a woman muzzled by men who seemed unwilling to listen.
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I want to stay in the land of the buzzed, where anxiety and depression are muzzled, like animals you desperately hope to control.
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The story of how the authorities muzzled Dr. Li became an instant parable for their trampling on the Chinese public's right to know.
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Like Chelsea Manning, the US Army soldier who leaked classified materials to WikiLeaks, you're muzzled and not allowed to speak in your defense.
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Mr Orban has rewritten the constitution, dismantled checks and balances ("a US invention" unsuited to Europe, he says), muzzled the press and empowered oligarchs.
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In the space of a few months he has become sensationalized as a lite version of Ty Cobb, now muzzled by the new rule.
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"Muzzled," as Coltharp put it, by the university's confidentiality rules, however, the event seemed to provide little resolution for most of the frustrated attendees.
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How could it be otherwise in a country that has no formal opposition parties, and in which the media and civil society are muzzled?
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Trump first suggested that the slain soldier's mother, who stood quietly by her husband's side during his remarks, had been muzzled by her religion.
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In practice, though, these measures and tirades just show how muzzled and muddled Trump's trade policy has become now that it's collided with reality.
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" Julian Assange was electronically muzzled Wednesday when Ecuadorian officials cut off his internet access for using social media to interfere "with other countries' matters.
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In the process, they've muzzled three MVP candidates, who would be MVP winners if not for them all doing this at the same time.
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Mr Nazarbayev's most brazen claim was that he had built a democracy, despite presiding over three decades of rigged elections, jailed critics and muzzled media.
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Mr Zuma hollowed out institutions, appointed crooks and liars to senior jobs and ensured that the watchdogs who are supposed to stop corruption were muzzled.
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They were maybe sidelined, marginalized and muzzled by fear, so their strength came from a quiet but determined steel thread of determination that's extremely powerful.
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In Turkey, Erdoğan has jailed tens of thousands of political opponents, muzzled the press, and narrowly won a referendum providing him with nearly dictatorial powers.
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Charles called on Trump to be impeached in a series of tweets, while also calling on both Trump and Vice President Pence to be muzzled.
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Ms. Warren eviscerated him as a sexist ("a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians") who had "muzzled" women with nondisclosure agreements.
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Mr. Bush resisted the most expansive proposals to fight climate change for the rest of his presidency, and government scientists felt muzzled during his administration.
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Guedes canceled at least two planned public appearances soon after, fueling speculation that he had been effectively muzzled by the campaign for the time being.
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Within the academy, no one will suggest that the authors of TPD should be muzzled or ignored just because they failed to foresee Mr Trump's ascent.
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In April 2015, it filed a case against KBR for using restrictive confidentiality agreements, which muzzled employees who had been interviewed in connection with internal investigations.
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Gawker was destroyed by a lawsuit secretly paid for by a Silicon Valley billionaire, a matter that has led to some fear of a muzzled media.
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Mr. Hun Sen has muzzled the media, thrown opposition leaders in jail and warned that Western-style democracy may be a plot to foil Cambodia's autonomy.
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Except that Brazilian democracy is not collapsing, demonstrators are not being murdered in the streets, students are not being jailed, and the media is not muzzled.
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Instead, they allege that dissenting voices are being muzzled on campus in softer ways: conservative speakers disinvited from campus engagements, or professors fired for expressing controversial opinions.
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Though he was quick to apologise in public, in private he muzzled his employees and offered vague explanations, linking the computer failure to a "power-supply issue".
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Tyler, who suffers from bipolar disorder, refuses to accept Curry's diagnosis and says it is just another way that the powers that be have muzzled her husband.
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While international observers sharply questioned the fairness of the vote in Turkey, claiming the opposition had been muzzled, Trump became the first Western leader to congratulate Erdogan.
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Their undertaking, at the time, was purely speculative, based on travails of Canadian government scientists under the Stephen Harper administration, which muzzled them from speaking about climate change.
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" When he raised the distinction with the APA, he wrote, he came away with the impression the association thought its members "must be muzzled to protect the profession.
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He sacked critics in the government, including the attorney general, who was preparing to charge him and his deputy, muzzled the media and stifled investigations into the scandal.
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Vladimir Putin kept him on during his first term as president, and Lesin muzzled anti-Putin critics by helping the Kremlin consolidate control over the country's mass media.
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In countries where media are already muzzled, people may be less judgmental about state-controlled outlets run by foreigners, says Hugo de Burgh of the University of Westminster.
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A 19-year-old state of emergency was lifted in 2011, but political speech is still restricted, the media are muzzled and critics of the government are harassed.
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The drafting process which led to the document being voted on was also heavily dominated by the military, and discussion or criticism of the new constitution was muzzled.
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No longer enjoying a popular mandate, and with opposition marginalised, the League has bullied and muzzled the press and bought off public officials with a hefty pay rise.
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At worst, it's like biting into an old baseball mitt, with shudder-inducing softness compounded by a flavor that tastes like it was muzzled between two cotton balls.
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Be smart: Tech companies are now jammed between calls for bans on conspiracy/hate speech/fake news and a coordinated conservative uprising about being muzzled by liberal CEOs.
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Standing next to Jordan at the press briefing, she reiterated an argument that was founded on a misrepresentation of the rules, arguing that Republicans were "muzzled" by Schiff.
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Although he was recently told he must clear his many TV, radio and print interviews through the White House, he has said that he has not been muzzled.
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GLOBAL HEALTH Serving from 1990 to 2006, the four retired officials discussed how they were muzzled for giving medical advice that was unpopular — though time proved them right.
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If the problem we're troubled by is Russian efforts to influence our political system, the solution is not muzzled candidates or loyalty tests masquerading as foreign policy criticism.
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Yet for a century, the Turkish government has denied the tragedy and muzzled efforts to revisit it by coercing media companies and other governments to do the same.
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John O'Grady, president of the American Federation of Government Employees, says it's more like sabotaging the EPA, arguing "Pruitt has muzzled science and his dissenters" at the agency.
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It let it be known that Donald Trump had been unacceptably muzzled and controlled by Washington insiders, and that the new leadership team would make Trump Trump again.
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Chris Turner is the author of The War on Science: Muzzled Scientists and Willful Blindness in Stephen Harper's Canada and four other books on climate change, sustainability, and technology.
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Kagame, who won a third term last year, is lauded for Rwanda's economic recovery after the 1994 genocide but critics say he has muzzled free media and dissenting voices.
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Stormy Daniels, the porn star with whom Mr Trump allegedly had an affair, has been muzzled by one such agreement, though she is furiously trying to shake it off.
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. — The Islanders and their fierce checking have kept the Penguins' high-scoring captain, Sidney Crosby, muzzled for the first two games of their N.H.L. first-round series.
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It was one of the most terrifying moments in the show's history to see Ali muzzled by her own husband, but even more terrifying that it magically disappears later. 224.
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I think having my own show where I can be me, where I can bring sports and hockey and not be as muzzled, be as opinionated as I possibly can.
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Vladimir Putin kept him on during his first term as president, and Lesin muzzled anti-Putin critics by helping to consolidate control over the country's mass media under the Kremlin.
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"We don't have enough resources and capacity to deflect against that sort of firepower, so we are effectively muzzled," said Maran Turner, the head of human rights organization Freedom Now.
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And the world learned an important lesson: though the American military might remained fierce, it would stay both chained and muzzled as long as Obama remained in the White House.
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Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the renowned director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has joined the president for public statements and denied that he has been muzzled.
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Fauci denied to lawmakers during a Friday briefing that he was being "muzzled," and he was planning to appear on some news programs over the weekend, according to Pence's office.
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Throughout Pakistan's history, dissent and free speech have been muzzled by a state that inherited a repressive legal framework from the British colonizers who ruled the Indian subcontinent until 1947.
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Mr. Trump was impeached, in part, precisely because he muzzled top administration officials like Mr. Bolton, who has since said he is willing to testify if subpoenaed by the Senate.
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Kagame is praised for restoring stability in Rwanda and for rapid economic progress after a genocide in 1994, but rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed opponents.
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"Think big," one racecourse employee breathes into my ear, referring not to life in general but to dog No. 6, a muzzled male he reckons has a chance to win.
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Mr Erdogan and his Islamist AK party have muzzled the country's media, stacked the schools, courts and army with loyalists and changed the constitution to grant the president untrammelled executive power.
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An avowed human-rights campaigner, he has embraced left-wing tyrants such as Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro (a "champion of social justice"), who locked up opponents and muzzled the press.
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Outside it was rainy and cold, and there were armed soldiers with muzzled German shepherds, but in the Grand Palais, where the collection was held, all was calm and summer-bright.
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But the album sometimes sounds muzzled, its teeth sanded down to dull the split-second shift to a rollicking chorus or unexpected breakdown that made their prior two records so enthralling.
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But adapting to changing reader tastes may not be easy for The Times, a name synonymous with trust and quality, but also with stuffiness and a rather muzzled sense of humor.
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They forcefully shot down reports that the NIH's top infectious disease expert, Tony Fauci, was being muzzled after Vice President Mike Pence took charge of the federal government's response last week.
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If Iraq expels the 5,000 U.S. troops on its soil and Trump follows up by imposing sanctions, an oil producer responsible for around 5% of annual global supply could be muzzled.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. derivatives regulator took steps to strengthen its whistleblower rules on Monday by building in new protections to shield tipsters from retaliation or being muzzled by their employers.
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It is by no means the first time that there have been alarm bells rung, though Evergrande has also been able to have some of its fiercest critics at least partially muzzled.
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The White House appears to have muzzled its top surrogates at a critical juncture, an unusual posture for a president who has made a point to vociferously defend himself against his critics.
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CAIRO — President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt, whose government has jailed critics, muzzled the independent press and executed nine prisoners in the past week, has never appreciated lectures on human rights.
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" While Bruni said that he found Trump "vulgar," he noted Trump's appeal to voters may be his authenticity or "audacity" of speech, especially during a time when "a lot of Americans... feel muzzled.
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But, I didn't like to be muzzled, I didn't like to be controlled, and unfortunately, NBC tried to do that too much, especially Sam Flood, my boss, tried to control me too much.
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The operators of any vehicle have the responsibility of keeping their passengers safe and the rules are that every dog should be muzzled and leashed if they are not a trained service animal.
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And many of the best and most experienced Australian reporters on China are effectively muzzled from speaking out about the effect of the defamation laws because they are already involved in such lawsuits.
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And on Friday, Fauci told lawmakers during a congressional briefing that he "was not muzzled" by Pence's office but that he was told not to do a series of planned Sunday show interviews.
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Media access to government scientists working on climate and environmental topics all but vanished, and in several egregious cases individual scientists were directly muzzled, forbidden to speak at all in public about their work.
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Since Bukhari's abduction there have been mounting complaints from media houses and journalists about being muzzled by threats of physical and financial retribution against those who cross "red lines" in reporting about the military.
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The issue raised by these scholars is not that the US under Trump is sliding toward true authoritarianism, where elections cease to be competitive, the media is muzzled, and opponents and journalists routinely disappear.
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At the same time, Nelson effectively has muzzled himself from showing how decisions Scott has made have worsened Michael's impacts—at a time when that argument is most relevant to people in the state.
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One night after the Yankees' pitchers were pummeled, their bats were muzzled by the right-hander Rick Porcello, who continued his dominance against them at Fenway Park by pitching a complete-game one-hitter.
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"Now, you can draw your own conclusions whether he was muzzled or not, but clearly he was scheduled to do Sunday talk shows and he was not to proceed with that," the congressman added.
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At this stage, however, and ironically just as Hillary Clinton (fashion's candidate of choice) steps into the spotlight with the release of her book "What Happened," the industry seems to have largely muzzled itself.
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We got Farrah leaving Craig's Wednesday night in WeHo and talked with her about the backlash she's getting over an Instagram post ... featuring her dog, Cupcake, muzzled and her Pomeranian Boo's fur dyed blue.
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Warren said those women were "being muzzled" and that "the drip, drip, drip of stories of women saying they have been harassed and discriminated against" would be a massive liability in a general election.
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The challenge for the managers on Wednesday, therefore, will be to introduce their case again in a coherent and compelling way that will capture the attention of 100 senators sitting muzzled at their desks.
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The challenge for the managers on Wednesday, therefore, will be to introduce their case again in a coherent and compelling way that will capture the attention of 100 senators sitting muzzled at their desks.
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Even before the drama, Omar had submitted her resignation because she felt muzzled, unable to speak frankly about Trump from a government perch, but she'd planned a quiet exit by the end of this month.
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Twitter's transparency report lists statistics about accounts and tweets that were withheld — but the company has never published a list of the specific accounts it has muzzled, and it almost never comments on individual decisions.
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As head of state he was muzzled, forced in public to back Mr Netanyahu and defend his policies abroad; yet he conspired with the intelligence services to block the plans to attack Iran's nuclear installations.
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Hashtags calling for an end to state censorship garnered millions of views before they were themselves censored, campaigners and doctors criticizing the response were muzzled, news laws criminalized online criticism, and foreign journalists were expelled.
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Talk turned to Trump's attack on Ghazala Khan, the Gold Star mother who appeared at the Democratic National Convention wearing a hijab; Trump implied that she didn't speak because she was muzzled by her husband.
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But more often, witnesses and White House officials have muzzled themselves, claiming that they can't reveal details of their conversations and interactions with Trump because of the potential they could breach his right to confidentiality.
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They also dissolved its Freedom and Justice Party, and arrested thousands of its supporters before banning protests in a crackdown by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's government that rights groups say has muzzled freedom of expression.
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While they are social and affectionate animals, occasionally their prey drive can take over and manifest with a nip or two towards smaller dogs or other animals, which is why racing dogs are usually seen muzzled.
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"Maldives authorities have detained critics, muzzled the media and misused the Election Commission to obstruct opposition candidates to ensure President Yameen a victory on election day," said Patricia Gossman, Asia associate director at Human Rights Watch.
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Not only has this muzzled credentialed critics and damaged professional reputations, but if Malcher's suspicions were right, the Kremlin's campaign to combat its adversaries on social media may have moved beyond cyberspace and into the streets.
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What I'm curious to know is whether you plan to keep tweeting under the title of "alt National Park Service," which might lead some people to believe you're speaking for park rangers who are currently being muzzled.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Pakistan must address a catalog of human rights failings including state-sponsored abductions and a death penalty that amounts to torture, but its national watchdog is muzzled, the U.N. Human Rights Committee said on Thursday.
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The acquittal drew attention to the wider crackdown on civil society in Egypt under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who has imprisoned journalists and rights activists, muzzled the free press, and introduced harsh laws regulating nongovernmental organizations.
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"When I see people being shut down and muzzled, it concerns me that we are not taking steps to protect the people of our country with the best facts, the best science, the best numbers," he said.
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The handler, thrown to the ground and jumped on by a 660-pound brown bear, escaped the mauling without serious injury, but only after a colleague kicked the muzzled animal and prodded it with an electric stun gun.
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Rouhani, who established a track record for bridge-building in nuclear talks with European powers a decade earlier, promised change and in 2013 he secured the votes of pro-reform Iranians who had been politically muzzled for years.
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" In the piece he published in The Huffington Post, Mr. Valls said he "contested with the greatest vigor" that the Times article quoted "Muslim women while suggesting that their voices are muzzled, to depict France as oppressing them.
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When Mr. Trump responded by insinuating that Mr. Khan's wife, Ghazala, had not spoken at the convention because she was muzzled by her Muslim faith, he faced intense backlash for attacking the grieving mother of a fallen soldier.
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" Firing back at Dowd on Saturday, Kelly wrote, "Yes, I would just sit back and 'enjoy my money,' @matthewjdowd, but instead I've chosen to speak up for women being harassed and abused who have been muzzled by NDAs.
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The Predators' strength is their defense, specifically a top four — Roman Josi, Ryan Ellis, P. K. Subban and Mattias Ekholm — that muzzled every gifted forward it has faced this postseason: Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Vladimir Tarasenko, Ryan Getzlaf.
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"Maldives authorities have detained critics, muzzled the media, and misused the Election Commission to obstruct opposition candidates to ensure President Yameen a victory on election day," Human Rights Watch Asia Associate Director Patricia Gossman said in a statement.
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Or whether the new administration led by 92-year-old Mahathir Mohamad - who intimidated and muzzled the media when he was prime minister from 1981 to 2003 - is really prepared to cede more power to the fourth estate.
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Rights groups say Sisi has muzzled political opponents, activists and critical media, while courts have passed death sentences on hundreds of supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood since he deposed the Brotherhood's president, Mohammed Mursi, after mass protests in 2013.
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If Judge Kimba Wood had granted Avenatti what he was seeking, she noted, he would be effectively muzzled from commenting, as he has publicly, on Cohen's purported guilty, and from also releasing, as he has, non-public information Cohen.
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As corporations become increasingly tight-lipped, government scientists are muzzled, and official government statements contain outright lies, reporters have been forced to rely on brave people willing to leak, give context to, and speak about corporate and government malfeasance.
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We would catch each other's glance, sharing a fleeting moment of worry as clusters of heavily armed gendarmes walked earnestly past at the airport, or as an armed officer strolled by with a muzzled dog at the outdoor shopping center.
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Brennan said Avenatti could have been muzzled, to a large degree, in the future if Ryan had withdrawn his opposition to Avenatti's admission to the case after Judge Wood noted he would have to abandon his "publicity tour" attacking Cohen.
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The opposition was fractious, and remains so, but it was galvanized by a single purpose: to deliver the ouster of Mr. Najib to an electorate furious at his excesses and emboldened by social media even as news outlets were being muzzled.
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"Michael Bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by non-disclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story in terms of what Michael Bloomberg has done," she said.
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"LeBron James has drawn up the blueprint for not being muzzled, bridled or led around," said Len Elmore, who, after his playing career, has been a player agent, the director of the National Basketball Retired Players Association and a television analyst.
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Ironically, while most of the real women involved in the Fox News scandals remain muzzled by NDAs, two high-profile Hollywood projects (Showtime's limited series "The Loudest Voice" and Lionsgate's upcoming feature "Bombshell") can freely tell stories without our participation.
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Knicks forward Kristaps Porzingis, who was thoroughly muzzled by Warriors forward Draymond Green in their two meetings last season, was once again kept under wraps by Green, a two-time runner-up in N.B.A. defensive player of the year voting.
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But on the Senate floor Friday, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren said that, though she and other senators were "muzzled" on the subject of the investigation, she felt it was important to note that the report revealed inconsistencies in Kavanaugh's sworn testimony.
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" 安息吧 @ SCMP_南華早報 In this post over the weekend, a user laments the state of censorship in the country, saying: "These days I've felt Weibo was missing something, and then realised after checking that SCMP has been muzzled.
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House Homeland Security Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) said this week that the president has "downplayed" the threat, "overstated" how close scientists are to developing a vaccine and "muzzled" administration experts who disagree with him about the path for fighting the virus.
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"The snout/mouth area that appeared to be injured was due to the owners keeping the canine muzzled for several hours a day due to it chewing up items in their residence and being aggressive towards their other canine," the news release said.
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In unusually strong remarks, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier told broadcaster ZDF that Erdogan was "trying not only to tailor the country to himself, but what's left of the critics and opponents is now being hounded, put in prison and muzzled too".
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Turkish officials have said international observers are free to monitor all aspects of the referendum and have repeatedly rejected the notion that the media is muzzled, saying that outlets shut down in the purges were closed on terrorism-related charges, not for their journalism.
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The former nuclear negotiator has a track record as a conciliator: In his 2013 election, he secured the vote of pro-reform Iranians politically muzzled for years but also drew support from some in Khamenei's circle thanks to his impeccable background in Iran's clerical establishment.
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Mr. Sanders's comments, in the de facto capital of Jewish American politics, buoyed the liberal and increasingly vocal Democrats who believe that a frank discussion within the party has been muzzled by an older, more conservative Jewish leadership that is suspicious of criticism of Israel.
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During his years as prime minister from 1981 to 2003, Mr. Mahathir muzzled the media, jailed his opponents on what were seen as trumped-up charges and turned a blind eye as leaders of the governing National Front coalition personally profited from their political positions.
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Fauci, who is helping to orchestrate the US response to the novel coronavirus outbreak, told Politico on Friday that he has not been "muzzled", but admitted that he has been asked to clear interviews ever since Vice President Mike Pence was made coronavirus czar.
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After the brouhaha caused by her recent public appearance in Texas in that now famous "I really don't care, do u?" jacket, her clothes, which have in many cases become her voice, while she herself has remained so resolutely silent, have been, apparently, muzzled.
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Still, let's be clear: Despite the counterterrorism triumphs over the last year, militancy has not been muzzled in Pakistan, a reality made painfully clear on Wednesday morning, when terrorists stormed Bacha Khan University in the town of Charsadda in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 19 people.
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My flight from New York went through Chicago, and it was only when I saw four enormous muzzled German shepherds with federal K-9 handlers waiting to board the small puddle jumper to Eau Claire that I realized Vice President Mike Pence was headed there, too.
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When foreigners look at the Chinese response to the coronavirus, they should think not only about the success of Beijing with containing it, but also about the people who were padlocked into their homes, muzzled for speaking out, and deprived medical care for other serious ailments.
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Political advertising cuts to the heart of Facebook's outsize role in society, and the company has found itself squeezed between liberal critics, who want it to do a better job of policing its various social media platforms, and conservatives, who say their views are being unfairly muzzled.
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But we also see this concept discussed from Nick's point of view, via a flashback to a painful childhood incident where he was invited to join a group analogous to the Boy Scouts, but then was muzzled because the prey animals who were his fellow members considered him too dangerous.
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In many posts, if the warnings of Li and other medical workers had not been muzzled, they could have raised more awareness among the public and perhaps better prepared them for the deadly outbreak, which has now sickened over 84,000 people and placed hundreds of millions under varying forms of lockdown.
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Under the nation's authoritarian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the news media has been largely muzzled, and the government has repeatedly hidden the truth to avoid international embarrassment or censure, such as when it refused to admit that an Islamic State bomb brought down a Russian jetliner over Sinai in 2015.
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Despite Republican efforts to throw up a smokescreen, despite their complaints that they are being muzzled even as they pose questions, it is clear that the president was putting his own political interests — looking for dirt on Hillary and the Bidens — above national security and using shady henchmen to do it.
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A bigoted, ignorant, temperamental, clueless con man and fascist authoritarian-in-training who has muzzled the scientific community and ignores all evidence to insist that climate change is not real is sitting in the Oval Office, systematically and gleefully whisking away the rights—and futures—of millions of people with every pen stroke.
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In three videos — one from when he was a child, and two that were posted on his and his trainer's Instagram accounts in 2014 and 2019 — Nurmagomedov can be seen grappling and pulling the brown bear by its neck and arms while it's muzzled and chained to the ground by a steel collar.
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One week after two fatal shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota inspired outrage in American streets and inspired an Army veteran to use a BLM protest to execute 5 police officers and injure 9, calls for reform have been muzzled by protests and promises by BLM that the outrage will continue.
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President Trump absolutely CANNOT touch her tracks ... paws off, DT. Of course, Trump has been asked by several marquee musicians to STOP playing their tracks at his events -- everyone from Pharrell and The Rolling Stones to Prince's estate and pretty much everyone else in between has demanded that their sounds be muzzled at Trump events.
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That phrase is "selected prime minister," and when it has been applied by opposition politicians and activists to Prime Minister Imran Khan, the implication has been clear: that his election victory last year was engineered by the country's powerful military, which muzzled the press and targeted opposing parties for months ahead of the vote.
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In China under President Xi Jinping, journalists who stray from the Communist Party's official line are increasingly being muzzled as part of a widespread crackdown on civil society that has led to human rights lawyers and feminists being imprisoned, influential bloggers having their social media accounts deleted and professors being told to limit the use of foreign textbooks.
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Those of us used to separating the head from the heart may still differ on where that line is, but when Alex Jones accosts grieving parents who lost toddlers to a gunman in Sandy Hook by claiming that the whole thing was a hoax, most will allow that this is a kind of free speech that should be muzzled.
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It's also a pretty strong throughline in the bonkers social media summit held at the White House this week, featuring a consortium of trolls and far-right grievance peddlers, all of whom insist that they're being muzzled and silence even as they filed into the White House grounds for an audience with the most powerful person on Earth.
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U Swe Win, a veteran journalist and former political prisoner who is himself facing defamation charges that could return him to jail, noted that the news media, which had been muzzled during military rule, enjoyed a renaissance during a period of transitional governance from 2011-15, when U Thein Sein, a former junta general, led the country.
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In a briefing with congressional officials on Friday morning, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said that he "was not muzzled" by Mr. Pence's office, but he did say that he had to get permission for roughly a half-dozen television appearances that had already been planned.
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To find out whether the muzzled agency employees have a constitutional right to defy the Trump directives, I asked Heidi Kitrosser, a law professor at the University of Minnesota who specializes in the intersection of the U.S. constitution and federal government secrecy whether the First Amendment allows the government to bar employees from speaking in their official capacity.
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After years of being used and abused, the Silent Majority they muzzled is rising up and its voice is Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Fashion Review PARIS — On Tuesday morning, as the scale of the tragedy in Las Vegas as one of the worst mass shootings in United States history sunk in, crowds swirled outside the Grand Palais here, funneling through a checkpoint monitored by guards and flanked by muzzled dogs into the glass-ceilinged hall — only to discover they had entered an alternate reality.
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Fauci told lawmakers he is not being "muzzled" but that he did cancel some scheduled TV appearances after Pence was tapped by President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE to lead the administration's response so that everyone could get on the same page, Takano added. Rep.
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"Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements, can step up and tell their side of the story in terms of what Michael Bloomberg has done," she said on the campaign trail.
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" Using a theatrical performance to deconstruct responses to a months-old debate performance seems like another corridor in the hall of fun-house mirrors that is coming to define the Trump presidency, in which facts are countered with alternative facts, rogue social media accounts replace those that are muzzled and Mr. Trump as president-elect can take to Twitter to compare his cabinet selection process to reality TV or to carp about his impersonation on "Saturday Night Live.
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Goldman Sachs economics research, June 2017The rocky road to reflation, Goldman Sachs economics research, May 2017Productivity paradox v2.0: the price of free goods, Goldman Sachs economics research, July 2019The Amazon effect in perspective, Goldman Sachs economics research, September 2017Economic research note: global disinflation shock to linger, though not like 2015-903 JPMorgan Chase, July 2019Some simple tests of the globalization and inflation hypothesis, by Jane Ihrig, Steven B. Kamin, Deborah Lindner, and Jaime Marquez, Federal Reserve International Finance Discussion Papers, April 2007The dog that didn't bark: has inflation been muzzled it was it just sleeping?
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Attorney George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayGeorge Conway tweets cartoon of Trump whispering 'it's an invasion' in gun-toting man's ear George Conway opposes #unfollowTrump movement Federal guidance identifying 'go back to where you came from' as discrimination goes viral after Trump comments MORE, the frequent critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE who is married to White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE, tweeted Wednesday the president would have to be muzzled in order to win over women and minority voters.
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