For perpetrating the crime, Godejohn received a more severe sentence.
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But they do not stop repeat offenders from perpetrating again.
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But it's not the CIA or aliens perpetrating all this.
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Do we ever write about our parents without perpetrating a fraud?
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Trump accused his own Justice Department of perpetrating a 'witch hunt.
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And it is hard to know who is perpetrating each act.
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" The Palestinian Authority accused the Israeli army of perpetrating "a war crime.
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Those perpetrating the war on drugs are clearly fighting a losing battle.
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But Putin has accused Browder of perpetrating the fraud, which Browder denies.
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"They were perpetrating a fraud on the jury!" she said in court.
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Wired later said new evidence suggested Wright might be perpetrating a hoax.
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" Trump tweeted, later calling on Warren to "apologize for perpetrating this fraud.
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The Trump administration has pointedly not blamed Cuba for perpetrating the attacks.
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Melgen, 63, was convicted earlier this year of perpetrating a massive Medicare fraud.
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I signed off on Photoshopped images and felt terrible for perpetrating this… lie.
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There's a ritual sacrifice montage, and the people perpetrating it are always masked.
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If Mr. Wright is perpetrating a hoax, it is a rather elaborate one.
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And pundit prosecutors have described it as perpetrating fraud on the American people.
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But a deeper dynamic beyond merely perpetrating his system is at work here.
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Only 28.6 percent of participants presented at least some proclivity to perpetrating revenge porn.
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As such, the attacks mounted are claimed by both ISIS and the perpetrating groups.
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RIVERA: The Saudis are perpetrating the biggest, murderous assault on the nation of Yemen.
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"Elizabeth Warren should apologize for perpetrating this fraud against the American Public," Trump tweeted.
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The U.S. intelligence community has said that it suspects Russia of perpetrating the hacks.
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We were perpetrating a myth that fitness is a permanent state and is easy.
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The Department of Education needs to take stronger action against colleges perpetrating educational fraud.
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US intelligence agencies have even accused Russia of perpetrating some portion of the digital meddling.
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It's likely not a nation-state perpetrating the hack, since the hackers' motives are financial.
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Both Russia and Syria have been accused of perpetrating war crimes in the Syrian fighting.
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Some Nazis homed in on Norwegian women as a means of perpetrating an Aryan race.
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In fact, many are more sure than ever that Wright is still perpetrating an elaborate hoax.
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"The United States has been perpetrating a coup d'état against us for 20 years," Arreaza said.
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It is usually counterproductive as it worsens poverty, discrimination and inequalities, perpetrating the circle of violence.
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Russia continues perpetrating egregious actions against its own citizens, against its neighbors and against America's allies.
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The U.N.-appointed panel accused the Saudi-led coalition of perpetrating the main attacks against civilians.
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In 2013, the US and its allies accused Assad's forces of perpetrating a chemical weapons attack.
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They have blamed every source in fact except the one perpetrating the crime: violent radical Islamists.
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Brady tried to confront the perpetrating lawmaker, but his female colleague talked him out of it.
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The region's officials have recently been accused by the government in Addis Ababa of perpetrating rights abuses.
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In July, the region's officials were accused by the government in Addis Ababa of perpetrating rights abuses.
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Experts say that without Washington's support package, Saudi Arabia would have difficulty perpetrating its intervention in Yemen.
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Ruto and Kenyan television journalist Joshua arap Sang were charged with indirectly perpetrating murder, deportation, and persecution.
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Now somebody out there has decided to pose as O'Rourke staffers to propose perpetrating blatant voter fraud.
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They did, however, prevent a 28503-year-old woman in a wheelchair from perpetrating any dastardly deeds.
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Sexually abused women, and some men, are rising up; perpetrating men, and some women, are tumbling down.
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Or do you feel by perpetrating the discussion, that you are doing a favor in a sense?
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Soleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilize the Middle East for the last 20 years.
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Suleimani has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilize the Middle East for the last 33 years.
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The Night King had been planning on perpetrating mass destruction via ice; she carries it out with fire.
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Its last known practitioner was the vicious Queen Raina, known for perpetrating massacres and killing her own sister.
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Crucially, Filindra's experiment showed this to be the case regardless of who is portrayed as perpetrating social violence.
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Earlier this year the DoJ accused Russian spies — working alongside Russian criminals — of perpetrating one of the hacks.
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Rafael Dos Anjos — Decision Loss During the mid 290nd round an RDA overhand left was the perpetrating strike.
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But it is the first time that a member of Trump's campaign has been accused of perpetrating it.
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"The money spent by the government on perpetrating the war will be available for other things," he said.
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The Tripoli government released a statement condemning the incident and accused Haftar's LNA forces of perpetrating the strike.
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We have vilified young black men, especially in the cities, for being in gangs and for perpetrating crime.
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In his life, Moore has allegedly engaged in the precise abuse he has accused gay people of perpetrating.
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" From her perspective, the people clamoring to restore America's vanished majesty are instead perpetrating "the unfounding of democracy.
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All of that was in 2010, the year after Madoff pleaded guilty to perpetrating a multibillion-dollar fraud.
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This was no "Never Trumper" bureaucrat perpetrating what some of the President's conservative backers have called a coup.
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ISIS has increasingly targeted Turkey over the course of the last year, including perpetrating a number of suicide bombings.
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The vast majority of those perpetrating the violence were Muslim but -- and this is important -- so were the victims.
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It especially doesn't entail perpetrating a rush job like this for legislation that will have such far-reaching impact.
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It's the end to a con that Erin and Leah Jeanette Finan, both 38, had been perpetrating for years.
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People accuse Igbos of perpetrating the 419 scams that got Nigeria a reputation for being a country of grifters.
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If somebody wants to go around perpetrating hate crimes, that person will pay a very, very heavy price, indeed.
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The main protest group accused the ruling military council of perpetrating "a massacre" as it broke up the camp.
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The role of artificial intelligence should also be addressed, he said, to ensure it was not perpetrating gender inequality.
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Despite the word "manspreading," some authorities have made their campaigns less specific about the gender of those perpetrating it.
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Another group, the Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Al-Ahwaz, was also accused of perpetrating the attack.
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We've had versions of that, not quite that level of a horror show that was perpetrating but awful stories.
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If you want to learn about violent crime, talk to the experts: the criminals perpetrating rapes, arsons and serial homicides.
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Greek and American counterparts also blamed Albanians for perpetrating and ordering respectively the killings of Mr Macris and Mr Zottola.
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As a man of color, you are usually in point with racism & divide - here you are perpetrating & encouraging racial abuse!!
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But neither should they partner with the nominee in perpetrating the fraud that questions about substantive views are somehow illegitimate.
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Foreign policy experts say it is hard to see what Cuba would have to gain from perpetrating attacks on diplomats.
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General Ibn Auf, like Mr. al-Bashir, had been accused of perpetrating war crimes in Sudan's western region of Darfur.
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The incorrect lesson upstander ideology draws from history ignores the fact that perpetrating vast crimes usually requires lots of help.
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"Loudoun County has a history of miseducating kids, number one, and perpetrating racist things amongst our students," Thomas told the site.
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After all, a person capable of perpetrating the Zodiac Killer's crimes — and getting away with it — could probably fake some paperwork.
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Their targets go beyond those accused of perpetrating the fraud to those accused of facilitating it, including Goldman Sachs and Deloitte.
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Aren't all people convincing them to do a thing that they're not interested in doing or just perpetrating it upon them.
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That is why Mueller was able to charge the thirteen Russians with perpetrating a conspiracy to defraud the Federal Election Commission.
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The American Psychological Association should be ashamed of itself for perpetrating this false and misleading stereotype of police that defies reality.
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But when Judge Kavanaugh appeared, they were his loyal courtiers, apologizing profusely and raging about the "unethical sham" Democrats were perpetrating.
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And he said that Gomez, by gathering and publicizing their false accusations, was perpetrating a kind of fraud on the public.
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The corruption and who's perpetrating it is generally well-known and the evidence easy to distribute through social media and devices.
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A large part of what makes him so subversive is the way he looks utterly innocent while perpetrating assaults on propriety.
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The United States has not accused Cuba of perpetrating them, but holds it responsible for ensuring the safety of it diplomats.
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Which has some truth to it, but not to the extent that they're perpetrating it, and it creates real societal issues.
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A week after loudly confronting Mr. Sanders in a debate for perpetrating what she called a "very artful smear" against her, Mrs.
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The government's lack of action amounts to tacit approval and sends a signal of impunity toward those perpetrating the attacks, he said.
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Or why, under his watch, the company found itself perpetrating a series of sketchy schemes like making "greyball" tools to thwart regulators?
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In the weeks leading up Tsai's inauguration, China repatriated to China Taiwanese individuals suspected of perpetrating cyber-crimes from Kenya and Malaysia.
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In later decades, it became a violent guerrilla movement, perpetrating terrorist attacks, kidnapping high-profile government officials and getting into drug trafficking.
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And it's worth noting that the Times, of all papers, went there and directly accused the sitting president of perpetrating tax fraud.
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This perhaps explains the escalation of the clown craze, from passive clowns frightening people up to clowns actively perpetrating acts of violence.
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The thieves reportedly made off with millions of dollars' worth of Kardashian's jewelry, perpetrating their heist by dressing up like police officers.
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Instead, the sanctions are largely geared toward those commanders and units who are believed to be perpetrating the violence against the Rohingya.
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Inside were 68 pages of research claiming that a Chinese real estate company, Evergrande, was perpetrating an accounting fraud and would collapse.
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His defense has consisted of sending all-caps tweets accusing the Democrats of perpetrating a "hoax" and trying to overturn an election.
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The defense minister who took over had also been accused of perpetrating war crimes and was a confidant of Mr. al-Bashir.
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Telling the majority of American Jews that they are perpetrating genocide on their own people is about as inflammatory as it gets.
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Melgen, who was separately convicted last year in Florida of perpetrating a massive Medicare fraud, will also be retried, the Justice Department said.
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Far from a lark, C.S.A. considers how societies use the complacent comforts of "tradition" as an excuse to keep perpetrating abhorrent cultural crimes.
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Border Patrol and its broader parent organization, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, are perpetrating unimaginable cruelty at the border on a daily basis.
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Potato bomb-hauling drones might just give narcos more options for perpetrating crimes they are perfectly capable of pulling off some other way.
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Mr. Trump accused his own Justice Department of perpetrating a "witch hunt" and asserted that the F.B.I. "broke in to" Mr. Cohen's office.
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But if Arendt is correct, we are all capable of perpetrating evil against an "other," since we are all capable of living unreflectively.
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Democratic lawmakers and advocates are calling for the FBI to investigate links between Stone and the Russian groups accused of perpetrating the hacks.
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She's to report her findings to a committee of local people eager to refute criticisms that their community is perpetrating a backwater fraud.
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The behavior of prosecutors paints a disturbing picture of complicity in perpetrating and covering up torture at every level of Egyptian law enforcement.
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He and Tim always switched off halfway through each round: the person who'd been perpetrating assaults got to take a water break, regroup.
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Spend more time coordinating with members of the other party on an effective response and less time insisting they are perpetrating a hoax.
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At my gym, I am confronted daily with a couple who appear comfortable perpetrating fraud, flouting laws and taking advantage of the system.
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He maintained a great sense of humor and refused to be silenced by the powerful criminal organizations perpetrating violence and corruption in Sinaloa.
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By casting an amnesia cloud over the people of Derry, IT has gotten away with perpetrating the worst events in the town's history.
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Washington also accuses Iran of perpetrating explosive attacks that damaged six oil tankers in the Gulf in May and June, something Tehran denies.
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The UAE, along with its coalition partner Saudi Arabia, is also perpetrating violence in Yemen, the site of the world's most devastating humanitarian conflict.
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If you demonize a group of people and distance yourself from their humanity, you can even feel very good about perpetrating evil against them.
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The pollsters said that sexual abuse was a concern, and that the displaced accused camp officials of perpetrating it in two thirds of cases.
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Much of it still led by the Janjaweed, the dreaded tribal militias accused of perpetrating atrocities to put down an armed rebellion in Darfur.
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The House also passed a resolution on Monday by a vote of 392-3 to condemn the Syrian government for perpetrating violence against civilians.
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Thompson is accused of perpetrating the hack on Capital One that exposed the data of over 100 million customers in the US and Canada.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper recently warned that China was perpetrating the "greatest intellectual property theft in human history," just days after retired Navy Adm.
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PENCE: There are criminal aliens in this country, Tim, who have come into this country illegally who are perpetrating violence and taking American lives.
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" Adding, "There are criminal aliens in this country, Tim, who have come into this country illegally who are perpetrating violence and taking American lives.
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Now, new findings from the US suggest that the act of killing or perpetrating violence could be even more traumatic than being a victim.
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Sasse is taking a narrower approach to the volatile issue, claiming pornography websites like Pornhub should face repercussions for perpetrating the sexual exploitation online.
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On Campus Who should have the right to define rape: survivors who have experienced sexual violence or those who are accused of perpetrating it?
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The photograph atop this article went viral, as Trump was variously accused of disrespecting local customs, perpetrating a fatal overfeeding, and generally being graceless.
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So, not only is the new administration perpetrating an "assault" on American values; the US Congress is potentially a co-conspirator in that assault.
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After all, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi spent decades battling the same military generals accused of perpetrating mass atrocities against Myanmar's minority Rohingya Muslims.
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For example, hundreds of British imams have said that they would not give a public funeral to anybody who traduced their religion by perpetrating terrorism.
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Trump brought up the Carson-vote-theft fiasco in Iowa, then accused Cruz of perpetrating a similar scam against him in South Carolina via robocall.
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The Trump administration's documented record of perpetrating falsehoods means it inevitably faces a higher bar for its statements on an issue as critical as Iran.
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Earlier this year, a scathing MEP report accused firms in Hebei, one of China's most polluted provinces, of routinely evading environmental rules and perpetrating fraud.
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"As far as we have ever known, the U.S. officials here in Cuba have never suspected the Cubans as perpetrating these events," the source said.
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Some of the cases, as in the Maplewood incidents, do not distinguish between the victim of the violence and the person accused of perpetrating it.
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An Internet search quickly revealed that Wes Wessels was the alias Wessel used while perpetrating a Ponzi scheme for which he had recently been convicted.
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But Deng realized that China's communist system had itself dodged a bullet by perpetrating a massacre before the world's eyes and getting away with it.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) told CNN of his concern about Iranian perpetrating ransomware attacks where data is encrypted and destroyed unless a ransom is paid.
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In effect, the Saudis have managed to block coverage of the crimes against humanity they are perpetrating in Yemen, and the U.S. backs the Saudis.
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Romney was perpetrating the fraud that the only way for the United States to be safe is for it to remain the only world power.
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The TRACED act pushes carriers to kill robocalls before they ring, and gives the FCC some extra juice to pursue the wicked ones perpetrating them.
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Perpetrating a crime doesn't inoculate a person against being a victim later, and an abuser's guilt should not be contingent on a victim's aggregate innocence.
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And because people who are capable of perpetrating the assault I experienced should not be entrusted to protect the highest levels of our national security.
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The next day, The Daily Stormer published an article by Mr. Anglin that falsely said Mr. Obeidallah had bragged about perpetrating the bombing in Manchester.
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One of the issues perpetrating the low representation is that older women just aren't cast in films at the same rate that older men are.
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DeAngelo is suspected of perpetrating a rampage of break-ins, rapes, and killings in California, from Sacramento to Los Angeles, that spanned more than a decade.
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But this DNC dump is a different animal, reeking of the sort of "information vandalism" that anti-secrecy activist Steven Aftergood has accused Assange of perpetrating.
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We don't know who was perpetrating this apparent hoax, but some in the Bitcoin community started to suspect that the anonymous "hacker" was actually Wright himself.
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"Females between the ages of 183 and 21 pose a relatively slight risk of perpetrating a school shooting" like the massacre in Parkland, the NRA observes.
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It's all very hard to take seriously but not that hard to enjoy — the show and the cast are admirably committed to the craziness they're perpetrating.
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Today, I juxtapose that with Bill Cosby's life, which was largely spent fostering an upstanding image while reportedly perpetrating a horrific crime spree behind the scenes.
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"There are criminal aliens in this country, Tim, who have come into this country illegally who are perpetrating violence and taking American lives," Mr. Pence said.
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But he was certainly perpetrating rape culture, and it was not OK. After a couple hours of fighting, Matt and I had nothing left to say.
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"If Russia were to support the devils who are perpetrating the crimes, I will go against Russia," he said in a video released before the rally.
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"America to Me" is full of moments like this, where you see how racial imbalances are perpetrated by people who don't see themselves as perpetrating them.
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"His actions should be as telling for the courts as they are for his voter base, and for supremacists perpetrating violence against our communities," Kharrazi added.
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In the United States, the scandal has been focused on the church's failure to discipline bishops, either for perpetrating sexual abuse or for covering it up.
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A French citizen intent on perpetrating a string of terror attacks at Euro 2016 has been arrested by Ukraine's state security service (SBU), according to reports.
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Vedoutie Hoobraj, 38, used the name Shivonie Deokaran while perpetrating the scam from about October 2014 through at least March 2016, federal prosecutors said in a statement.
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Many are fighting back with lawsuits that place the blame not on the men perpetrating the abuse, but on the prison managers that they say enable it.
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One of the survivors of the massacre at two New Zealand mosques two weeks ago says that he forgives the Australian man accused of perpetrating the attack.
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The Trump administration blames the militia for perpetrating a rocket barrage Friday that killed a U.S. defense contractor at a military compound near Kirkuk, in northern Iraq.
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"Faced with a climate emergency, we must take action accordingly, in order to avoid perpetrating a brutal act of injustice towards the poor and future generations," he said.
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A lot of it Hitchcock understood, but he was also perpetrating a male gaze on the screen—and, [according] to Tippi Hedren, in his professional life as well.
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"There is a culture of impunity and they know that they can get away with mishandling complaints or actively perpetrating wrongdoing and then cover it up," Scaramuzza said.
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As more education services move online and the economic and technical barriers to perpetrating similar cyber attacks continue to be lowered, will this kind of thing will continue?
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In the case of Stop Telling Me to Smile, we're talking about sexism and the women that are oppressed by this group, men, who are perpetrating the problem.
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The gap of influence between male venture capitalists and female entrepreneurs is frightening and I hate that my behavior played a role in perpetrating a gender-hostile environment.
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The US intelligence community has accused Russia of perpetrating the hack against Podesta and others in an effort to sway the election in favor of President Donald Trump.
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Many of these perpetrating men have high impulsivity traits and lack forethought and planning in how to appropriately initiate and negotiate an intimate sexual relationship with a woman.
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Although "Chung Kuo" seems to have been initially praised by the Chinese diplomats who previewed it in Italy, Antonioni was soon after accused of perpetrating a malicious slander.
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Jim McGovern's legislation to halt the sale of munitions and police equipment to the Hong Kong police, and he would support sanctions on those perpetrating human rights violations.
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The United States imposed sanctions on the leader of the ADF and five others in December for perpetrating serious human rights abuses including mass rape, torture and killings.
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The United States imposed sanctions on the leader of the ADF and five others in December for perpetrating serious human rights abuses including mass rape, torture and killings.
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The deadly swoops by Peruvian cops on gangs of heavily-armed criminals on the point of perpetrating kidnappings and bank robberies looked like spectacularly effective policing — at the time.
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In February, three brothers in Melbourne were arrested by counterterrorism authorities after posting 44 videos on YouTube and Facebook dressed in robes perpetrating staged drive-by shootings and bombings.
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"You have to understand the view of this administration that China is essentially perpetrating an economic war, they're already engaged in a trade war against us," the adviser said.
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New Jersey's acting attorney general, John J. Hoffman, accused VW and its Porsche and Audi units of perpetrating a massive fraud on consumers and violating state clean air laws.
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At some point, French "Ultras" began perpetrating violent unprovoked attacks on England fans to which the police responded by not by arresting but dispersing protagonists with tear gas grenades.
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Instead, the two have been accused of perpetrating the biggest fraud in Vermont history — as well as in the history of that federal visa program, known as EB-5.
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The decision supports the idea that companies be held responsible for labor abuses within their supply chain, even when not directly involved in perpetrating them, prosecutors and campaigners said.
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Most of his work involves disaffected and dysfunctional Americans perpetrating gory acts of violence upon one another in environments that embrace both blighted urban apartments and affluent suburban homes.
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Earlier in August, the U.S. imposed sanctions on various Myanmar military and police commanders along with two army units for perpetrating the "ethnic cleansing" and abuse of Rohingya Muslims.
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Its fighters were eventually driven out of the surrounding villages they seized by pro-regime forces, but not before perpetrating one of the deadliest ISIS assaults ever in Syria.
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Do we tell the white kid that this is society's way of making up for past discrimination that they may currently benefit from but had no hand in perpetrating?
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Those types of injury involve the transgression of an individual's moral code — by perpetrating, witnessing, or failing to prevent horrible acts, causing a crisis of conscience or emotional shame.
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The film poses an important question: When you know powerful people are perpetrating something evil, do you sit around and let it happen, or do you try to push back?
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Told from the point of view of Bernard L. Madoff, now serving a 150-year prison sentence for perpetrating America's greatest Ponzi scheme, it's a story of chutzpah, not hubris.
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Donald Trump retweeted three anti-Muslim videos Wednesday posted by Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of Britain First and a notorious Islamophobe who is guilty of perpetrating hate crimes against Muslims.
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Given the evidence of Russia's involvement in perpetrating atrocities in Syria, Syrian families have a forum in which they can seek accountability and justice for the wrongs they have suffered.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is suing Volkswagen and its former chief executive Martin Winterkorn over the scandal, accusing the company of perpetrating a "massive fraud" on U.S. investors.
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Authorities: Paddock acted alone There was initial speculation that Paddock had outside help in perpetrating the shooting spree, but authorities now say there is nothing to suggest he had assistance.
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" The lawsuit alleges the city's police union "has gone out of its way to support white officers accused of perpetrating acts of violence and excessive force against African American citizens.
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And yet, in all that time, I have not seen the level of cruelty toward these vulnerable people that the Australian government is perpetrating against the refugees on Manus Island.
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The lawsuit is similar to another effort by a group of 21 young people who have sued Trump and the federal government "for perpetrating climate chaos," according to their website.
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It turns out that the Marchesa is perpetrating a hoax, one based on an actual scandal involving a landowner holding tenants in bondage for years after the abolition of sharecropping.
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Rwandans living in France who are suspected of perpetrating the genocide — including the then-president's wife, thought to have been a mastermind of the massacres — have also largely escaped prosecution.
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On Thursday, the Kremlin-backed propaganda outlet RT published an "exclusive" interview with two men claiming to be the two suspects the UK government has charged with perpetrating the attack.
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" In a Sunday statement, the White House again condemned "the ongoing military offensive that the Assad regime, backed by Russia and Iran, is perpetrating against the people of Eastern Ghouta.
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Yet there are at least two family members who don't want to see Dylann Roof die by lethal injection for perpetrating the 261 Emanuel AME Church massacre in Charleston, South Carolina.
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"All four studies seemed to converge to suggest that they felt concern for the person in need, rather than feeling outraged at the people who were perpetrating the victimization," Berry says.
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Auf oversaw military intelligence during the conflict in Darfur, and he was sanctioned in 2007 by the US Treasury Department for his role in perpetrating human rights abuses in the region.
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In 2001, the U.N. Security Council blacklisted the Jaish, tying it to al Qaeda, and accusing it of participating in the financing, planning, facilitating, preparing or perpetrating of al Qaeda acts.
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Now that her claims of being of Indian heritage have turned out to be a scam and a lie, Elizabeth Warren should apologize for perpetrating this fraud against the American Public.
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"I think this makes it much more difficult for him to sustain his singular focus on Iran because the actions he is condemning there, he himself is perpetrating," Mr. Miller said.
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The man charged with perpetrating it, who in his own online biographic profile asserted that "Jews are the children of Satan," reportedly shouted anti-Semitic epithets as his gun spewed bullets.
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The nun denied wrongdoing, refused to appear before the judge because of her ill health and then died in 2013 — but not before being accused by others of perpetrating similar crimes.
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Over the period of the study, from 2005 to 2014, students' reports of being bullied in all of those ways decreased, as did reports of perpetrating bullying, and of witnessing bullying.
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Why it matters: The case is likely "one of the last of its kind" because others involved in perpetrating or abetting the Holocaust are now in their 90s, per the Independent.
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Former friends of Wessel and a family member, all speaking on the condition of anonymity, described him as lacking in real political connections and prone to perpetrating slow-moving, elaborate schemes.
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More must be done to better understand the role of the dark web in perpetrating these crimes, as well as to crack down on the proliferation of opaque electronic communications platforms.
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Disinformation operations — like the one the U.S. intelligence community confirms Russia is perpetrating at this moment — are not just about spreading un-truths, but about devaluing the notion of truth itself.
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" If you're the partner who is accused of perpetrating that fetid, eggy smell, you can simply take responsibility, Dr. Cole said, and say something reparative like: "I know it frustrates you.
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Some on the right collected the few voices that publicly celebrated the killings, pointing to them as evidence that the movement to address police violence was about perpetrating violence on the police.
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Cassie's exact brand of revenge and how she doles it out to both perpetrating men and complicit women is revealed over the course of the film in satisfyingly jagged twists and turns.
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A few days and a great deal of speculation later, it was revealed that the whole thing was a hoax, something Stile was fond of perpetrating — though this one was especially cruel.
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At Mamilyan, camp managers offer joint baking classes in an attempt to break down barriers between Yazidis and displaced Sunni Muslims from Mosul, whose tribes many Yazidis blame for perpetrating the genocide.
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Given Hezbollah's long record of perpetrating massacres from Buenos Aires to Beirut to towns and cities across Syria, it's a playbook it wouldn't scruple to follow in a war for the Galilee.
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The Russian-backed hacking group APT28—often known as Fancy Bear, and notorious for perpetrating the 2016 breach of the Democratic National Committee—was spotted using firmware-hacking malware in late 2018.
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" He continued: "Now that her claims of being of Indian heritage have turned out to be a scam and a lie, Elizabeth Warren should apologize for perpetrating this fraud against the American Public.
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After a man named Mel Mermelstein, who had survived the camp, provided his own testimony, other eyewitness accounts, and ashes from Auschwitz, the group published a letter accusing him of perpetrating a hoax.
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By selling arms to Saudi Arabia, knowing that they may very well be used to kill civilians in Yemen, the U.S. government may be complicit in violating international law, including perpetrating war crimes.
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The Olympic leadership had been under pressure to expel a major sports power for perpetrating one of the most expansive doping programs in history and corrupting results at the Summer and Winter Games.
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Even supporters of AMLO's approach recognize that social programs won't work to ameliorate the immediate crisis of violence in the country — or dismantle the entrenched organized crime networks that are perpetrating the bloodshed.
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" Facts First: The US became the world's top energy producer in 2012, according to the government's Energy Information Administration -- under Obama, whom Trump has repeatedly accused of perpetrating a "war on American energy.
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Which is to say that Clint Eastwood's true-story drama Richard Jewell — named for the man wrongly accused of perpetrating the bombing at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games — is almost a good movie.
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"In fact, the one thing that has changed for those of us who live in the Middle East: It's not that Iran is attacking its neighbors or brazenly perpetrating wanton aggression," he added.
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Authorities are still investigating what motivated Omar Mateen to kill 49 people at the popular gay nightclub Pulse in the early hours of last Sunday, perpetrating the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Late last year, the nongovernmental organization also succeeded in pushing through a bill that places restrictions on access to the chemicals and imposes a life sentence for someone convicted of perpetrating an acid attack.
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Assassinations of Palestinians suspected of planning or perpetrating violence against Israelis have been relentlessly conducted also in the West Bank and Gaza, territories controlled by Israel that seek to become an independent Palestinian state.
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Untouchable's approach to sexual trauma couldn't be more different from Share's, but their goals are simpatico: Both want you to think about the women harmed by these injustices, rather than the men perpetrating them.
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This nods to a larger, arguably more conservative message behind Stranger Things 2: there's a healthy dose of ' Government agents perpetrating systematic abuses against vulnerable children are people too!!' that is definitely Not Punk.
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Even if cyberbullying isn't repetetive, which bullying often is by definition, it is still harmful because "a single perpetrating act on the Internet can be shared or viewed multiple times," according to the report.
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Although English became an official language after the 23 genocide — English-speaking exiles toppled the perpetrating government — it was not till 2000 that the country, a former Belgian colony, switched to English in schools.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued Volkswagen AG and its former chief executive Martin Winterkorn over the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal, accusing the company of perpetrating a "massive fraud" on U.S. investors.
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More from VICE: Like child soldiers in countries such as South Sudan, young people in gangs are often forced or coerced into perpetrating violence against others through initiations, turf wars, and ongoing gang activity.
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For impressionable young troublemakers, the film must have seemed like a how-to manual for perpetrating anarchy: both The Narrator and Durden speak directly to the camera at times, explaining their techniques and motivations.
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Another group, the Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Al-Ahwaz, was also accused of perpetrating the attack but its spokesman, Yacoub Hor Al-Tustari, told CNN his group was not to blame.
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In effect, the 300-page House Intelligence Committee summary of witness testimony, timelines and phone records accused Trump of perpetrating one of the most serious political crimes in the history of the United States.
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The Trump administration's expulsion of diplomats comes just weeks after the Trump administration announced long-awaited sanctions to punish Russia for meddling in the 2016 presidential election and perpetrating a worldwide cyberattack last year.
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"Not only are men and boys also victims of these crimes, but those who are perpetrating these crimes need to have other men remind them what it really is to be a man," she said.
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The man accused of perpetrating one of the deadliest incidents of domestic violence in recent history, leaving five dead in a Louisiana shooting, was apprehended by police in Virginia on Sunday morning, according to CNN.
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A recording circulated on social media and on the Qatar-based Al Jazeera network on Saturday perpetrating to show police officers summarily executing three unarmed men in a district of Mosul retaken from Islamic State.
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" Sanders praised the workers for fighting for the union, adding that unions raise wages and improve working conditions, but they also expose "the system of racial and economic injustice that corporations like Nissan are perpetrating.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's foreign ministry was hacked last year, a source close to the department said on Friday, confirming a report in the Guardian newspaper which also said Russia was suspected of perpetrating the attack.
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Emerging research indicates that war events that go against deeply-held ethical beliefs and expectations -- such as perpetrating, failing to prevent, or bearing witness to cruel and inhumane acts -- can cause "moral injury" in veterans.
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The hot fitness-equipment manufacturer that's heading toward an initial public offering is likely at higher risk than the average company of misstating its financial reports or being the victim of, or even perpetrating, fraud.
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Saudi Arabia on Monday said Iranian weapons were used in the strikes on its major oil facility, Reuters reported, but the kingdom has so far stopped short of directly accusing Iran of perpetrating the attack.
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Regardless of gender, we must be vigilant and report concerning behavior because both males and females are at risk of perpetrating such an act — and we must do all we can to prevent these attacks.
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Jitendra Singh, a junior minister at the Indian Prime Minister's Office, said Trump's posturing has "vindicated India's stand as far as terror is concerned and as far as Pakistan's role in perpetrating terrorism is concerned".
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Instead, Gatica told Reuters in his first interview since he lost his sight in November, Pinera had said Chile was "at war" with those perpetrating violence and failed to rein in rights abuses by police.
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The killing of Palestinians suspected of planning or perpetrating violence against Israelis has been relentlessly conducted also in the West Bank and Gaza, territories controlled by Israel that seek to become an independent Palestinian state.
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In April of last year, the US launched tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base as the US and others accused Assad's forces of perpetrating a deadly chemical weapons attack, which the Syrian military denied.
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"Should we believe that the 19 hijackers — most of whom spoke little English, had limited education and had never before visited the United States — acted alone in perpetrating the sophisticated 9/11 plot?" former Sen.
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The United States has never accused the Cuban government of perpetrating the attacks, but officials have said that Cuba, as the host government, was responsible for ensuring the safety of its diplomats and their spouses.
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WASHINGTON — Judge T.S. Ellis III offered some pointed advice for those who expected him to throw the book at President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, for perpetrating a decade-long, multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.
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In 2007, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on him for his alleged role in perpetrating human rights abuses during the conflict through his cooperation with the janjaweed, the pro-government militias that operated in Darfur.
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He asserts that although he was stationed only metres away from where prisoners were routinely shot, in a town from which 9,000 Jewish men were deported, he was unaware that his commanding officers were perpetrating atrocities.
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Because so many officials have been co-opted, the state is now understood as the key actor in this endless cycle of violence and impunity, responsible for both perpetrating atrocities and failing to prosecute them otherwise.
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They capture a lot of people because of some contact with the courts or health care system, in some cases minor or a long time ago, who are actually at low risk of perpetrating gun violence.
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Several natkadaws think that some, perhaps all, of the individuals perpetrating these crimes are "false monks"—either recent initiates with little religious education or thieves donning maroon robes in order to steal nats' offerings more easily.
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"It makes more sense to work with them and have the opportunity to speak to fraternities and sororities and schools ... and stop hazing in its tracks by the people who are perpetrating it," Evelyn Piazza said.
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Mr. Paddock had no known political motive for perpetrating his horrendous deed and homeland security officials have so far not deemed the attack an act of terrorism, though the department says the matter is under review.
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"Treasury is taking action against North Korean hacking groups that have been perpetrating cyber attacks to support illicit weapon and missile programs," Sigal Mandelker, Treasury under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said in the release.
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Noor is being charged with third-degree murder -- "perpetrating an eminently dangerous act and evincing a depraved mind" -- as well as second-degree manslaughter -- "culpable negligence creating unreasonable risk," according to the Hennepin County Jail website.
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It must condemn the excessive use of force and the crackdown on democratic freedoms, and state its intention to hold accountable any Zimbabwean, individual or institution, perpetrating violations of individual and human rights during this period.
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But the department also announced that the man currently on the bill — perhaps America's worst president and the only one guilty of perpetrating a mass act of ethnic cleansing — will still be on there: Andrew Jackson.
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In the Middle East, Iran is asserting its regional ambitious, Bashar al-Assad is perpetrating a slow-motion genocide, and the Islamic State and other jihadi groups continue to wreak havoc even as their military fortunes decline.
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Mutharika directed the police to act decisively on "any rogue elements" who were promoting or perpetrating violence and said he would deploy "any means necessary" to ensure that the country was peaceful before and after the vote.
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So, for example, if we're going to have a lead female gay protagonist in the zombie apocalyptic genre, that means the protagonist will be in really violent situations, both that she's perpetrating and that's done to her.
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FOR the first time since it started to function in 2002, the International Criminal Court at The Hague has passed a guilty verdict on a warlord for perpetrating, among other things, rape as an act of war.
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"The way we prevent [terrorism] from happening domestically in the United States or any other allied partners is to get at the root of it and eliminate the hate that the radical terrorists are perpetrating," says Batchelder.
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The United Nations (UN) has officially accused the Syrian government of perpetrating the deadly chemical attack in the town of Khan Sheikhoun earlier this year, which prompted the U.S. to launch a strike on a Syrian airbase.
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But the entire effort fell apart in May after Trump threw Pelosi and other Democrats out of his office, following Pelosi's comments earlier that day accusing the president of perpetrating a "cover-up" and stonewalling congressional investigations.
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"Treasury is taking action against North Korean hacking groups that have been perpetrating cyber attacks to support illicit weapon and missile programs," Sigal Mandelker, the Treasury under secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, said in a statement.
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"Treasury is taking action against North Korean hacking groups that have been perpetrating cyber attacks to support illicit weapon and missile programs," Sigal Mandelker, the Treasury under secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, said in a statement.
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"But it was Donald Trump who was lying when he falsely denied his predatory misconduct with Summer Zervos, and derided her for perpetrating a 'hoax' and making up a 'phony' story to get attention," the lawsuit says.
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Sometimes I wonder if our cultural ideas about who can perpetrate violence, or be guilty of perpetrating violence, are all twisted because of the way movies have sometimes depicted who's an abuser and who's the "safe" guy.
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"Now that her claims of being of Indian heritage have turned out to be a scam and a lie, Elizabeth Warren should apologize for perpetrating this fraud against the American Public," Trump said in a series of tweets.
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President Trump attacked Senator Elizabeth Warren's "bogus DNA test," which she announced Monday in a bid to prove her Native American ancestry, and asked her to apologize for "perpetrating this fraud" in a series of Tuesday morning tweets.
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Modi, who had a chain of boutique stores from New York to Beijing, and his uncle Mehul Choksi are both accused of perpetrating the biggest loan fraud in Indian banking history and are both out of the country.
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Image: CC/WikipediaTwo Israeli eighteen-year-olds have been arrested in connection with an FBI investigation into vDOS, a cyberattack service that has been credited with perpetrating "a majority" of the DDoS attacks over the last few years.
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The Oscar win wasn't well received by some, who have long condemned "Green Book" for perpetrating a "white savior" narrative, the notion that people of color can only succeed if a white person blazes the trail for them.
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And when the premiere does go for broke, as when Elliot's kindly ex-boss Gideon Goddard is murdered by a stranger convinced he's a "crisis actor" perpetrating a massive hoax, the effect is, appropriately, chilling rather than thrilling.
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WASHINGTON, March 15 (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued Volkswagen AG and its former chief executive Martin Winterkorn over the German automaker's diesel emissions scandal, accusing the company of perpetrating a "massive fraud" on U.S. investors.
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Friedman has been dinged in the past for his sloppy metaphors, but this time his lazy writing is actually harmful, furthering the misconceptions and stigma around mental illness that the media has had a large hand in perpetrating.
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Zangger claimed that, in a note found after his death, Mellaart encouraged colleagues to publish these translations and artifacts after his death — and said that anyone following through with Mellaart's request was being duped and perpetrating archaeological fraud.
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In April of last year, the US launched Tomahawk missiles at a Syrian air base after the US and others accused Assad's forces of perpetrating a deadly chemical weapons attack in Khan Sheikhoun, which the Syrian military denied.
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While Catholic bishops have been convicted before in cover-ups of child sexual abuse, this is the first time that a bishop has been convicted of perpetrating such abuse, according to Ann Barrett Doyle, co-director of Bishopaccountability.
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The fallout from the Khashoggi incident has led lawmakers to reexamine the relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia, including America's role in perpetrating a three-year war in Yemen that has spiraled into a devastating humanitarian crisis.
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The track record of Lady Thatcher, the architect of the pointless and bloody Falklands war, stands once again as a bracing policy reminder that women are just as capable of perpetrating imperial folly as male heads of state are.
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The House bill that was approved on Wednesday "is taking the fears and concerns of a nation over gun violence and perpetrating a fraud on them," said Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee.
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Roman Seleznev, 32, was found guilty last year by a jury in Seattle of perpetrating a scheme that prosecutors said involved hacking into point-of-sale computers to steal credit card numbers and caused $169 million in losses to U.S. firms.
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Humanitarian groups have accused Nkurunziza's ruling party (the National Council for the Defense of Democracy — Forces for the Defense of Democracy) and its youth-led faction (the Imbonerakure) of perpetrating these acts as a way of silencing dissenters of the referendum.
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Third, the U.S. and the U.N. must impose an arms embargo on South Sudan including punitive sanctions against the government army, the rebels and all senior commanders involved in perpetrating human rights violation especially against vulnerable populations: women and children.
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The Bladen County Improvement Association, the local voting rights group accused of perpetrating the fraud, has claimed that the evidence McCrory's camp is pointing to is simply evidence that they helped members of the county's African-American community file absentee ballots.
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Both were accused of perpetrating "hostile acts" against North Korea; Miller spent less than a year in custody after being sentenced to six years of hard labor, and Bae, facing a 15-year sentence, was held for nearly two years.
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Finally, the IRS will no longer have to focus on ensuring tax compliance, and so could redirect its limited resources on better educating taxpayers, prosecuting those perpetrating identity theft, and detecting those tax practitioners who are derelict in their duties.
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Other countries are reluctant to directly intervene in the utterly inhumane treatment that Myanmar is perpetrating against the Rohingya, but we could perhaps bring worldwide shame upon her and her government by petitioning the Nobel Committee to revoke her prize.
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Mr. Macron also announced last week that more resources would be granted to the French judicial authorities who are working to identify and prosecute those suspected of perpetrating the genocide, some of whom fled to France after the violence ended.
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He was cheered and booed throughout the talk, which covered familiar alt-right themes, with the loudest jeers coming when described the university's black football players as perpetrating the "sexual abuse of white women on campus," The Journal-Constitution reported.
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Most work by modulating the body's response to the perpetrating allergen, either by blocking histamine -- a chemical released by the immune system during an allergic reaction -- or by reducing inflammation through the use of steroids, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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THE HAGUE, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Canadian lawyer William Schabas, an international scholar on genocide, has been criticised by friend and foe for first researching crimes against the Muslim Rohingya of Myanmar, and now defending the state accused of perpetrating them.
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Facts First: The US has not just "now" become the world's top energy producer: it took the top spot in 2012, under the very administration Trump has accused of perpetrating the "war," according to the US government's Energy Information Administration.
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Azhar was sanctioned for his association with terror organizations such as Al-Qaeda and for "participating in the financing, planning, facilitating, preparing, or perpetrating of acts or activities" associated with JeM, the ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee said in a statement.
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And over and over again, Pence acted like Kaine was not only making these things up but, in so doing, actually perpetrating a campaign of insults simply by repeating the things that Donald Trump had said yet Mike Pence refused to acknowledge.
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Here's what we know: The man believed to have carried out the New Year's attack at an Istanbul nightclub was captured by Turkish police early Tuesday morning and confessed to perpetrating the terror attack in the name of the Islamic State group.
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Teens have a penchant for getting into trouble, whether it be eating Doritos in lieu of a balanced meal, sexting, smoking that sweet ganja, driving bad, perpetrating DDoS attacks, talking to their mothers with that mouth, or live streaming their sex-having.
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But this is what Congress would have to inevitably broach should they respond to calls to "hold accountable" web sites like 8chan, where in the last six months alone, three men have posted their sadly now-unremarkable racist screeds before perpetrating mass killings.
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Veselnitskaya has been particularly outspoken about the primary campaigner for the Magnitsky Act, the dead lawyer's former client William Browder, the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, a hedge fund whose properties were allegedly stolen and used in perpetrating the 2007 tax fraud.
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" One of his toughest critics, Michiko Kakutani of The Times, called the book a "loony hodgepodge of fact and fiction" about a president that mimicked "the very blurring of reality and state-managed illusion that that president was often accused of perpetrating.
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It is also central to his survival strategy: The president burnishes the swaggering, politically incorrect persona that thrills his base, even as he siphons attention away from the substance of the real outrages that his administration is perpetrating on a near-daily basis.
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I wanted to follow two characters—two young guys, neither fully men nor fully boys, as they become conscious of these forms, as they become conscious of living, and even perpetrating, these forms, and to track how they react to this awareness.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a group of hackers in the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia with perpetrating a 2016 breach of its online corporate filing portal (EDGAR), and making more than $4.1 million in gains from using non-public information about companies.
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" As of Thursday afternoon, 22016 people had donated to Papadopoulos's fund, many leaving comments like "keep up the good fight" and "please don't back down" and "We need to expose the scam for what it is and the scumbags perpetrating it for who they are.
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Some have used these data to assert that racists have been emboldened by Mr Trump's victory and are perpetrating hate crimes against their neighbours at higher rates than before, a picture that seems to be confirmed by attacks on synagogues, or by marching white supremacists.
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Following news that President Donald Trump had green-lit the US action, Rubio said Thursday on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360" that Russia could not fairly criticize the military strike because Russia backed Assad -- who is accused of perpetrating the attack on his own people.
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A former head of the C.G.T., Louis Viannet, denounced the government for perpetrating an "aggression that is antisocial, anti-democratic, and I would say also anti-republican," an insult in France where to be a republican implies a loyalty almost to the concept of France.
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Facts First: The US has not just "now" become the world's top energy producer: it took the top spot in 2012, according to the US government's Energy Information Administration -- under the very Obama administration Trump is accusing of perpetrating a "war" on the industry.
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"What I would highlight is the fact that this is the first time that members of an organization associated with slavery (that is, representatives of the perpetrating side) have taken it on themselves to fund reparations to the direct descendants of the enslaved," Craemer said.
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Facts First: The US has not just "now" become the world's top energy producer: it took the top spot in 2012, under the very administration Trump has accused of perpetrating a "war" on the energy industry, according to the US government's Energy Information Administration.
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When the two establishment parties took over the debates in 1989, the League of Women Voters withdrew its sponsorship, saying the ''unprecedented control'' demanded by the Democratic and Republican Parties would turn the debates into ''campaign-trail charades,'' perpetrating ''fraud on the American voter.
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A 38-year-old woman named Nasim Najafi Aghdam became a folk hero for the far right after perpetrating a shooting at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California, though she injured just four people and she was the only fatality when she turned the gun on herself.
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According to the federal lawsuit, Harvard administrators compared students advocating for single-sex social clubs to southern whites perpetrating segregation during the Jim Crow South, and privately told members of all-female groups that they were "collateral damage" in the effort to eliminate all-male clubs.
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Mahathir, who at 93 became the world's oldest head of government after starting his second stint as prime minister in May, has for decades been accused of anti-Semitism for his attacks against Jews, whom he has accused of perpetrating a humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territories.
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NEW DELHI, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Indians have been more amused than outraged by an agitprop video released by a Chinese state news agency that accuses India of perpetrating "Seven Sins" in a two-month-old frontier standoff and resorts to a racial stereotype to make its point.
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Research on this topic has revealed that, contrary to what the public commonly believes, a direct link has not been found between having a history of childhood sexual abuse and perpetrating sexual offenses, at least not in the most rigorous study conducted to date on the topic.
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Mr. Trump, who had once condemned the Saudi leaders for perpetrating "the worst cover-up in history," praised Saudi Arabia this weekend as a "truly spectacular ally," even after the C.I.A. concluded that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's de facto leader, ordered the murder.
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He defended Judge Kavanaugh and railed against what he called the "big, fat con job" that he said Democrats were perpetrating to derail the nomination, even as he suggested he could still jettison his pick depending on the outcome of a high-profile hearing on Thursday.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday he would have stormed into the Florida high school to stop the gunman perpetrating the nation's latest mass shooting "even if I didn't have a weapon" as he lambasted the inaction of a sheriff's deputy assigned to the school.
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Who would have thought that the big banks would pay nearly $200 billion in fines and other considerations to various branches of federal and state governments and that not a single top Wall Street executive would be held responsible for perpetrating the wrongdoing represented by those huge fines?
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Instead of another 9/11, Americans have faced repeated and deadly "lone wolf" terror attacks that are hard to stop because overwhelmingly, American citizens -- who are not in communication with other terrorists and therefore cannot be detected by conventional law enforcement or intelligence procedures -- are the ones perpetrating them.
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Even Infowars editor and longtime Alex Jones collaborator Paul Joseph Watson suggested Trump rethink his latest Twitter strategy: Donald Trump retweeted three anti-Muslim videos Wednesday posted by Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of Britain First and a notorious Islamophobe who is guilty of perpetrating hate crimes against Muslims.
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Before Melissa Francis landed a job at Fox News, she was a local news reporter making her way up in the world of broadcast news — and dealing with sexual harassment encounters like the ones her former colleague Bill O'Reilly and boss Roger Ailes have been accused of perpetrating.
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"Mansour played a key leadership role in not only orchestrating the Taliban but orchestrating a variety of other organizations to include the Haqqani Network and al Qaeda who were perpetrating operations against not only U.S. forces but coalition forces and Afghan forces for a long period of time," Gen.
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The Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor feasts on dissonance with almost diabolical glee, perpetrating one of the most violent harmonies of the pre-Wagnerian era: a chord in which a D clashes with both a C-sharp and an E-flat, resulting in a full-throated acoustical scream.
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From Europe, the line on Russia appears frustratingly unclear, even naïve, at a time when Moscow is accused of perpetrating a nerve agent attack on British soil (Trump, thankfully, has said that if the British insist they have the evidence for it, he's willing to believe their theory).
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"Fifteen years ago, as gun homicides were reaching record proportions in San Francisco, Kamala Harris took action to ensure illegal guns or gun crimes were prosecuted and that those arrested for perpetrating these crimes were not able to easily endanger city residents," Sams told CNN in an email.
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Less than 12 hours after a man identified by police as Stephen Paddock opened fire on an outdoor country music concert, killing at least 85033 and perpetrating the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) issued a statement that puzzled terror experts.
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The El Paso killer, now being investigated as perpetrating a terrorist attack, is believed to have posted a manifesto using language reminiscent of Trump's warnings about "infestations" and "invasions" of migrants, to explain why he was about to go on a killing rampage, though it said his views predated Trump's presidency.
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The trailer then gets a few shots of Efron's truly insanely chiseled body in, while turning any depiction of his character perpetrating violence into an action movie shot, creating excitement with slow motion and repeated action that creates safe suspense by cutting out right before the brutal connection of laying ax to skin.
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As a trauma psychologist who works with veterans, I often wonder whether it is possible that moral injury may also be a problem for some law enforcement officers who are not only behaving in an unjust manner with unarmed black men and women across our country but who are also perpetrating trauma.
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Temperatures of this sort rarely fail to drive characters to extremes — whether they're perpetrating a harebrained heist ("Dog Day Afternoon"), letting long-simmering neighborhood tensions boil over (Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" and "Summer of Sam") or even investigating whether the man across the courtyard is capable of murder ("Rear Window").
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Where Shay emphasized the betrayal of what's right by authority figures, a new group of researchers expanded the focus to include the anguish that resulted from "perpetrating, failing to prevent or bearing witness to acts that transgress deeply held moral beliefs," as a 22017 article in the journal Clinical Psychology Review proposed.
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The U.N. plans to deliver supplies and food to 70,000 people in the region starting on Monday after an approval from the government, per the AP. Full White House statement: The United States condemns the ongoing military offensive that the Assad regime, backed by Russia and Iran, is perpetrating against the people of Eastern Ghouta.
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Indeed, having just endured the General's conjecture, I feel compelled to state for the record that, in my opinion, neither North Korea, nor China, nor Russia—whether acting alone or coordinating their efforts—would have been capable of perpetrating an assault on this scale, not least because all of their own internal networks have also been significantly impacted.
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The story of a black photographer who visits the home of his white girlfriend's parents, only to discover the nefarious horror they and their rich white friends are perpetrating, Get Out walks the narrowest of lines, balancing satire, 1970s-horror paranoia, incisive social commentary, and psychological unease to create a film that is frightening, accessible, and disturbingly resonant.
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White women have always undergirded white supremacy, to their own benefit: While their husbands and brothers and fathers may have been the ones perpetrating actual violence under hoods and sheets in the decades following the Civil War (and even now), white women were responsible for cementing the ideology of racial privilege, at home, in schools, and in public landscapes.
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So, my answer to that is don't tell me about starting a trade war, the Chinese have been perpetrating a trade war on us since 1995 when they reevaluated their currency and dropped it by 80 percent to gain a major currency advantage in devaluing their currency to promote their own domestic growth and own domestic manufacturing growth.
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Mattis not only served on Theranos's board during some of the years it was perpetrating the fraud after he retired from US military service, but he earlier served as a key advocate of putting the company's technology (technology that was, to be clear, fake) to use inside the military while he was still serving as a general.
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Gates has already pleaded guilty to lying to the feds and conspiracy agains the US, and so agreed to serve as the Mueller team's star witness; he described Manafort as a savvy, slithering operator who was well aware of the fraud he was perpetrating on banks, accountants, and basically everyone else he came into contact with.
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AMONG campaigners for human rights and liberty of conscience, there was a moment of grim satisfaction as America, at the last moment and against some expectations, acknowledged what many see as self-evident: Islamic State (IS) (also known by its Arabic acronym, Daesh) is perpetrating genocide against the religious minorities of Iraq, including the region's ancient Christian communities.
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He is so determined to keep the Enlightenment unsullied and pristine that he seethes at anyone who deigns to point out that it wasn't all it was cracked up to be, scolding "prophets of doom" like the philosophers Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer for perpetrating "a demonization campaign" that drew a link between the Enlightenment project and fascism.
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In the lawsuit, Trident Technical College, a two-year public school in North Charleston, South Carolina, is accused of perpetrating a "scam" by failing to give students a clear way to opt out of a deal cut between the school and Pearson—one of the country's five textbook giants—to include the cost of required online texts in tuition fees.
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Devon Maloney: What Adi says, I think, gets to the heart of the problem I have with the series as a whole: the most effective horror often lies in all the gray areas, because that's how we as a society end up perpetrating atrocities — day by day, news story by news story, one not-that-bad development at a time.
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Before the woman fell ill — reporters say she fainted — Rubio was assailing GOP presidential candidate 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 as a con artist perpetrating a fraud upon the Republican electorate.
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Global Ransomware Attack &aposAccidentally&apos Halted But It&aposs Probably Not Over [Updated]An anonymous 22-year-old security researcher who goes by MalwareTech has, at least temporarily,…Read more ReadAccording to an analysis by respected security researcher Brian Krebs, the hackers have thus far only pulled in about $26,000 for perpetrating what is believed to be one of the largest ransomware attacks in history.
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Using past salary to set an starting salary is "a very well recognized way of perpetrating wage discrimination," Thomas explains: Though it may not be conscious on employers' part, it creates a system in which men who have benefited from inflated salaries bring that high pay from one job to another, while women who have depressed wages in previous jobs continue to earn less.
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When lawmakers across the country propose bills that target transgender young people, and police departments arrest transgender women just for walking down the street, and transgender people of color are harassed when checking into hotels, it is because we, as a society, have accepted the idea that transgender people are perpetrating a fraud just by existing and are less human than the rest of us.
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In a tweet, Trump accused Democrats of perpetrating a "hoax" intended to undermine his presidency, and said that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE should never have been appointed to investigate possible collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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Turkish police arrest suspect believe to have killed 39 in New Year's Eve nightclub attack Turkish police arrest suspect believe to have killed 39 in New Year's Eve nightclub attack The man believed to have carried out the New Year's attack at an Istanbul nightclub was captured by Turkish police early Tuesday morning and confessed to perpetrating the terror attack in the name of the Islamic State group.
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" The network has provided a non-stop counternarrative in which the only collusion is between Hillary Clinton and Russia; Robert Mueller , the special counsel, is perpetrating a "coup" by the "deep state"; Trump and his associates aren't corrupt, but America's law-enforcement officials and courts are; illegal immigration isn't at a fifteen-year low, it's "an invasion"; and news organizations that offer different perspectives are "enemies of the American people.
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The American people deserve to see Mr. Trump attack these hate groups and the people perpetrating hate crimes in his name the way he attacked the cast of the Broadway hit "Hamilton," the cast of "Saturday Night Live," the television personality Rosie O'Donnell, Gold Star families, The New York Times, Miss USA, the Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly, women accusing him of sexual misconduct, protesters and the I.R.S. We don't want a pro forma apology extracted out of him reluctantly by a reporter.
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Every weekday morning he drove "to work," dropped the kids off at their school and came back in time for dinner, except when, as an important scientist, he was away traveling for the W.H.O. When the whole edifice collapsed (he was just shy of 39), it turned out that in all the time he had been perpetrating this fraud, only a single friend had begun to wonder what exactly his job consisted of, but felt ashamed of doubting him and let it go.
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Other legislative proposals are intended to tackle the vexed question of "transitional justice": creating an office for missing persons to chronicle the thousands of people abducted or killed in the war (see article); replacing the Prevention of Terrorism Act, which has allowed suspects to be held without trial for up to 18 months; providing for compensation for property seized or destroyed in the war; setting up a truth-and-reconciliation commission; and, separately and most controversially, creating a hybrid court involving foreign judges and lawyers, where those accused of perpetrating the worst atrocities may be tried.
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