You can't be mad at corporations profiting off minorities in prison when you're a corporation profiting off minorities in prison.
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And he absolutely – John was not profiting by it.
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Joseph Crowley Reality Check: Trump profiting off 9/11 By Kate Grise, CNN Crowley accused Trump of profiting after 9/11 rather than stepping up to help those affected by the terror attacks.
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Dems want to know if Trump is profiting from presidency Another common thread running through the documents requests is whether Trump and his inner circle are profiting from his time in public office.
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CN: Mark Zuckerberg is still profiting off the lacrosse bros.
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Aevarsdóttir believes the party is profiting from a "perfect storm".
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Trump has repeatedly been accused of profiting off the presidency.
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The Trump business is already profiting from the Trump presidency.
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Powerful people on all sides are profiting from the conflict.
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We're not alone in profiting from our presence in California.
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Excluding rivals from profiting from your intangible investments is harder.
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He is profiting off of his children's pain and suffering.
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Lampert has been accused of purposely profiting from Sears's decline.
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So obviously our government is profiting from keeping it illegal.
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Conserving the trees and profiting from them might seem incompatible.
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People [are] profiting from it, making extraordinary claims about it.
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Clinton accused him of profiting from the housing crisis. Mrs.
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David Campbell is one of those profiting from the boom.
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It's undisputed that he is still profiting from his businesses.
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May's plans in hopes of profiting from the resulting chaos.
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The emoluments clause bars presidents from profiting from foreign governments.
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Or is there someone knowingly profiting off this mass delusion?
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The truth of the matter is, the problem for the Yankees with below market pricing is that other people are profiting off their tickets, when the Yankees could be profiting twice off the same ticket.
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We're not overly profiting from it the way the corporations are.
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"Profiting from addiction is never ethical," said one Scottish Labor politician.
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Because many groups are profiting off of it, according to Kim.
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Today, as the market's revival continues, he's profiting from that pivot.
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And right now it's a time for invention rather than profiting.
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Grande has the luxury of profiting off a more removed persona.
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Profiting from the errors of others is what skilful investors do.
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A great way stop some nutjob from profiting off of them.
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She claims he's profiting off the reputation she's created with Fenty.
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Privatizing our education system and profiting from public dollars is not.
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Still, if you want to avoid profiting, there's an easy solution.
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Amazon and Microsoft are profiting from the shift to cloud computing.
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Meanwhile, we have these industries that are profiting off of that.
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Is it enough to name the privilege while profiting from it?
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The university is not profiting from the $14.99 shirts, Haag said.
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Then I realized that how much people were profiting off beats.
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That's the benefit of user inertia that Google is also profiting from.
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Did you ever have any moral problems with profiting from a war?
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You're profiting on the suffering of people escaping persecution, poverty and death.
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Mnuchin has made his career profiting from the misfortunes of working people.
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Profiting from data theft has long been Fxmsp's stated goal, it said.
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To skeptics of the industry, that's because they're profiting without climate policy.
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The end result could be Microsoft profiting from the violence of war.
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One step would be to stop Trump from profiting off taxpayer dollars.
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"While everyone else suffers, they are profiting from the crisis," he said.
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We cannot condone profiting off the trauma of Black girls and women.
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Google and its parent company Alphabet are profiting from this double standard.
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North Carolina law bans lawmakers from personally profiting from their legislative service.
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Federal law forbids profiting from the sale of human organs or tissue.
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This mandate often meant profiting off wars, not working to end them.
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But for now, Gundotra says, the company is profiting from the attention.
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But the president, he insisted, won't be profiting from the G20173 summit.
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So much for profiting off of a calm but booming stock market.
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Rather than profiting off deception, develop a set of promises to customer.
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There's been reporting on the facts of Trump profiting off the presidency.
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Federal law prohibits executive branch employees from profiting personally off their work.
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"It creates the appearance of profiting from the presidency," Mr. Shaub said.
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"Profiting from addiction is never ethical," Labor MSP Monica Lennon told the newspaper.
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In this case, Forever 21 is directly profiting off of Gucci's unique designs.
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The ways in which companies are profiting from the trend are also multiplying.
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The Democrats, who have seen a wave of women candidates, are already profiting.
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A few years later, US Airways reported it was profiting on this operation.
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Her critics sometimes accused her of profiting from adversity, being a glory seeker.
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Hillary Clinton, after all, set a new standard for profiting from public service.
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It also means learning how much he is personally profiting from the presidency.
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It's also the only major streaming service that is profiting entirely from subscriptions.
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So he doesn't have a problem with former associates profiting from his persona.
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Officials fear that the Islamic State is involved and profiting from the trade.
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He told me that Snowden wasn't profiting from Stone's film in any way.
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Clinton criticized Mr. Trump for talking about profiting off the 2008 housing crisis.
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The club owners eat it up, profiting from the exposure and free publicity.
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Unless you count writing articles about marijuana, I'm not profiting from the industry.
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The other prohibits federal officials from profiting from financial relationships with individual states.
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The revolution we want doesn't include capitalist brands profiting off people of color.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo attacks Metropolitan Transportation Authority contractors for profiting from the agency.
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Melgen has also been accused of profiting from a large-scale Medicare scheme.
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Other entrepreneurs also are profiting from the feral swine problem, including chopper companies.
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Hazards to humans, it seems, are of less concern when businesses are profiting.
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Meanwhile, it's profiting (in part) off people engaging and spreading in fake content.
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Ironically, protestors characterized this as profiting from the strike, which is exactly backward.
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But he'd still be profiting, even if he gets rid of the proceeds.
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I don't even want to be seen to be profiting off his name either.
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It gives them a choice between profiting from city contracts or pipelines, for instance.
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And there are still questions about how much Trump is profiting from the presidency.
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In theory, it prevents company leaders from profiting off information not yet made public.
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And the president faces a lawsuit accusing him of illegally profiting off his presidency.
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So a year from now, Equifax could be profiting off its own data breach.
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Among the few profiting from the situation are the teenage hawkers at the port.
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Brown is now profiting off this case in just about the worst way possible.
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An artist profiting off the hard work of another artist without sharing any rewards?
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Western firms are profiting handsomely from OBOR itself, but Chinese ones even more so.
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But that has raised some questions on whether Trump is profiting from his presidency.
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Trump complained that the Chinese are profiting from their mining operations, the officials said.
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But entertainment moguls are ultimately profiting off these groups by making movies about them.
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Some members of Congress have stakes in the healthcare industry, so they're profiting too.
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On Monday, Trump praised Dennard for accusing officials of profiting from their security clearances.
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Behind the spoof lies a sense that the company is profiting from passengers' misery.
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But their chances of profiting from usership rather than ownership depend on two things.
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Until then, there are still those two basic ways he can be profiting: 1.
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The marketplace reflects the insane difficulty of finding customers, and of profiting from them.
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Someone's profiting from those favors, and it isn't the ironworker or the sales clerk.
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Dozens of smugglers have been arrested in the region for profiting from the traffic.
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" "As it relates to the grifting, they're saying we're profiting off of the presidency.
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But some consignors are actively stopping users from profiting from Bryant&aposs tragic death.
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Another distinction with libra is the fact that Saga won't be profiting from it.
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Federal lawmakers like Collins are prohibited from profiting off inside information when making investments.
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No one should be profiting from or stealing credit for carrying out nature's work.
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And yet, each is currently profiting mightily by helping oil companies accelerate that crisis.
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This means YouTube and people creating fake health videos are profiting off the content.
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Trump complained that the Chinese are profiting from their mining operations, the officials said
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They are literally profiting from hundreds of thousands of Americans addicted to prescription narcotics.
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Georgetown has set the terms for the specificity of the claim: profiting from enslaved labor.
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Earlier this week, a prominent US lawmaker accused Equifax of profiting off the breach. Sen.
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Profiting off of that fix seems like the best approach for a capitalism-based economy.
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David Cicilline (D-RI) is drafting a bill to stop Facebook from profiting off misinformation.
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Shareholder actions are one way of forcing accountability on the companies profiting from that care.
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Katie said she thinks it's unfair that people judge her for profiting off her Instagram.
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Facebook recognized that it was giving away valuable data to developers without profiting from it.
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Facebook has been steadily stealing Snapchat's features and ideas for years and profiting from them.
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Because Crews pays WME to represent him, Venit was essentially profiting off of Crews's work.
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Is your employer profiting from the money you've been saving in your 2401(k) plan?
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The fact that foreigners are profiting from all this makes the situation even more intolerable.
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Special report: Profiting from prison How companies profit from immigrant detention Prisons thrive on poverty
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There is, of course, nothing wrong with profiting from the provision of a valuable service.
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Activists are condemning Australian airlines for profiting off the deportation of refugees and asylum seekers.
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Utilities are state-protected monopolies, so we can't have them profiting off their main product.
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And beyond even the law, profiting on the back of potential negligence is pretty disgusting.
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Documents from the school's accreditor show unanswered questions about who is profiting from the conversion.
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Perhaps profiting from the close timing, Razer has already seen brisk demand for its stock.
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Many took this as a form of "strike breaking," whilst simultaneously profiting off the situation.
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Though not accused of directly profiting from the graft, he oversaw Egypt's food-subsidy programme.
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First, Airbnb and homeowners are profiting by renting out homes in a politically disputed region.
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You've going to be profiting from them in the long term," he told "Power Lunch.
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Not that it's easy profiting on all those discount drones, makeup kits and curling irons.
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The family has also been profiting off of a Michigan-based company, Profile Industrial Packaging.
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Drugmakers accuse PBMs of profiting off higher list prices because they can negotiate bigger discounts.
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As Eritreans have fled, government officials there have been suspected of profiting from human trafficking.
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"No black people are involved in the making or profiting of that beer," Bracey said.
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Much more complicated: Actually running your own sports book and profiting directly from the wagers.
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There's a chance the Yankees will be profiting from this trade for the next decade.
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If so, then Burr's conduct — profiting off mass catastrophe — is the lowest of the low.
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But, again, there is nothing normal about the president personally profiting from the security procedure.
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Criminal prosecution, some say, may deter companies from profiting from similar disasters in the future.
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Moopan argued on Monday that the president profiting off that does not constitute an emolument.
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Private firms accessing and potentially profiting from accessing patient data is a highly contentious issue.
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Whenever a service is provided for free, a company is inevitably profiting from your data.
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Travel group Kuoni was still profiting from above-average growth in the Chinese travel sector.
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And she said she worries that people will think she is profiting from the venture.
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The military has largely banned the fish trade, fearing Boko Haram was profiting from it.
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Judge Cooks also called out Younger for profiting off a violation of his family's privacy.
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They are profiting from that, working with countries like Saudi Arabia, which sponsors terror groups.
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As the Huffington Post's Zach Carter documented last year, Patrick made his millions from providing consultancy services to companies profiting from some of the most miserable activities in America's thriving profiting-off-misery sector, most notably helping a GOP donor's "notorious" subprime mortgages business, Ameriquest.
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The billionaire also appears to be profiting from the turmoil stemming from the U.K.'s vote.
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Brands' hesitation to stop profiting from animal skins isn't the only concern of animal rights groups.
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Which is great, since BAU sucks, as most everyone agrees (except the people profiting from BAU).
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Businesses that manufacture vending machines in Singapore, like Le Tach, are also profiting from the trend.
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He thinks that states and companies profiting from cannabis and CBD should contribute to the science.
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As the dominant e-cigarette manufacturer, Juul is profiting from at least some of that increase.
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According to industry sources, drivers are dissatisfied and feel the company is profiting by exploiting them.
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Local officials tried to sue the president for profiting from his hotels while he's in office.
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Trump has accused the company of profiting on the back of cheap U.S. Postal Service rates.
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Planned Parenthood has repeatedly denied the allegations of profiting off of fetal tissue in the past.
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The former is profiting from the worst kind of fearmongering; the latter is an unrepentant racist.
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Facebook, a driver of our fractious political debate, can be seen as profiting from the fallout.
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While he's lying in recovery, his uncle writes a fake spiritual book profiting off of him.
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And now his estate is suing the podcast for profiting off his identity without his consent.
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The Trump administration has accused China of stealing American technology and profiting from unfair trade deals.
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Beyond that, the Sudanese security services have long been accused of profiting from the smuggling trade.
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House oversight committee Democrats are raising concerns that the President may be profiting from his office.
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Now, her dentist says that the rapper isn't the only one profiting from the smash hit.
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As expected, the plan itself does almost nothing to prevent Trump from profiting from his presidency.
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These 2,700 pirated uploads allowed Google to continue profiting from advertising while the artists got nothing.
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But criminal syndicates, human traffickers and jihadist groups are profiting from the drug trade, he said.
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The real cost of green energy Companies profiting from the clean energy revolution have a problem.
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Now we need people profiting immensely all around us and making forecasts for $1 million, etc.
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Those global money flows are a business in themselves, with companies like Western Union profiting handsomely.
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Drugmakers have accused PBMs of profiting off higher list prices because they can negotiate bigger discounts.
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Drugmakers accuse the PBMs of profiting off higher list prices because they can negotiate bigger discounts.
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He is asking the court for damages and that both companies stop profiting from the dance.
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Schulz recently blamed the Siemens boss for cutting jobs, acting irresponsibly and profiting from the state.
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But consumers aren't the only ones who are profiting from the 2628 debit-swipe fee protections.
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Another day, another way tech giants are found to be profiting handsomely from unsavory ad practices.
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Mickelson was not actually accused of insider trading, merely profiting from Walters's and Davis's insider trading.
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Now we need people profiting immensely all around us and making forecasts for $403 million, etc.
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It will be shut down and those who have been profiting from it will be jailed.
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"To infer that we are profiting is not only inaccurate but an outright lie," he added.
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Companies are collecting and profiting from our private data in hidden ways that leave us vulnerable.
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Given that your motives are honorable, I don't share your worry about profiting from the sale.
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To be clear, I wasn't gleeful about the idea of potentially profiting off an economic downturn.
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Some people on social media, however, blasted Ye for profiting off government logos without paying royalties.
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One student called Simon is profiting off the madness by selling protective masks for a fiver.
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Giuliani has accused Biden and his family of profiting off of his position in public office.
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There are plenty of sectors already figuring out a path to profiting from the climate crisis.
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It must be doubly annoying that he's profiting from his presence in a country he reviles.
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Even if Benioff or his company weren't profiting from harmful immigration policies, his philanthropy shouldn't matter.
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He is known for profiting and betting against subprime mortgages during the financial crisis in 2008.
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Knowing the company's history of profiting off other people's work, it seems up in the air.
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The specialist, Jay Alix, has accused McKinsey of improperly profiting off the reorganizations it worked on.
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For example, she said, the company could choose to fill the orders without profiting from them.
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The President repeatedly campaigned on bombing Iraq oil fields to keep ISIS from profiting off of oil.
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It's a disappointing setback for anyone who doesn't want big telecoms profiting off of their personal data.
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Tired of white people stealing/appropriating our culture and profiting off of it like they invented it!
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He is known for profiting and betting against subprime mortgages during the U.S. financial crisis in 2008.
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Investors, he alleged, were profiting from the suffering of Venezuelans by buying what he called "hunger bonds".
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Beijing's wedge issue provides a good opportunity for Facebook, YouTube and others to reconsider profiting from propaganda.
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Apple, unlike some of its competitors, at least has a clear path to profiting from that system.
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And Trump, his family, and his allies have shown few qualms about profiting off of his presidency.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison Ending cash bail The war on drugs anchors prison profits
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison The states where private prisons are thriving Ending cash bail
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"If you're profiting off these videos, then you're using them for a commercial purpose," said another user.
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Profiting off these impulses isn't exclusive to the entertainment industry — camera companies take advantage of nostalgia, too.
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That's the trail you have to follow: who in government is profiting from keeping all this illegal?
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The lawsuit accused the pharmaceutical company of profiting billions of dollars off taxpayer research without paying royalties.
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Keep a good record of how much you are profiting and how much you've spent, she said.
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Tariffs on GM products are a red line for Senate Republicans, but profiting from government service isn't.
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In fact, unbeknownst to its users, TWC's core business is amassing and profiting from user location data.
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" Shaub said Trump's visits to his family's business properties create "the appearance of profiting from the presidency.
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We need to ensure that banks stop bankrolling and profiting off climate chaos and human rights abuses.
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Marsha Blackburn's unfounded investigation into allegations that Planned Parenthood was profiting from legal donations of fetal tissue.
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Owners of websites like Backpage are profiting from the sexual exploitation of children, and that's simply appalling.
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The roles of women in vice—and in running vice, and in profiting from vice—are instrumental.
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Financial sector funds, which are seen profiting from rising rates by boosting lending, took in $861 million.
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"They are profiting off the crisis that they subsidized with their most profitable pill, OxyContin," it reads.
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YouTube and Facebook have been accused of profiting from content posted by conspiracy theorists such as Jones.
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One unhappy passer-by sued diCorcia for photographing him without permission and for profiting from his image.
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"Even if there was no profiting, the appearance of impropriety caused major heartburn," the GOP lawmaker added.
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"There's no issue here on him profiting from this in any way, shape or form," Mulvaney said.
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"It's demeaning to the presidency to see Trump profiting so shamelessly off of his office," he said.
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This is the fastest rate of Amazon deforestation in a decade, and BlackRock is profiting from it.
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Recently however, the IRS has taken steps to identify tax-payers who are profiting, but not reporting.
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She says that plant-based products are unfairly profiting from the name and reputation of cow's milk.
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But the country's biggest economic problems aren't about hordes of greedy old people profiting off the young.
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Kids going to sleep hungry, can't afford ANYTHING yet these Universities are profiting off those same kids.
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He can't sell them because if he does it will look like he's profiting off the presidency.
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While it's not known how much money Trump has made from the Trump Organization while president or how much his position has influenced the business' profits, those suing him are concerned that he's profiting from his role, and that how he's profiting could result in conflicts of interest.
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There were bad actors coming into play and profiting ridiculously off of families, and that's just not right.
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With reconstruction and profiting from earthquakes, Dr. Allum suggests this infiltration comes from a slightly surprising source: cement.
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Watchdog groups and critics have long accused Trump of profiting off the presidency through the D.C.-based hotel.
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Who really owns art, and how that differs from who's profiting off of it at any given moment.
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You can't turn on a screen anymore without wondering who is profiting from what your eyeballs are seeing.
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That could put him in breach of a constitutional ban on MPs profiting from the government they oversee.
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Making an investment that pays off is satisfying, but profiting from someone else's mistakes might be even better.
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But now (after years of profiting off this system), Apple is here with the alleged cure: Apple Arcade.
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People have accused her of unfairly profiting off of her children and of forcing Mila to do videos.
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Some games, like Paratropic, end up profiting more per unit sold on Itch than they do on Steam.
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So many people dont want to make waves, but when you are silent, you are profiting the guilty.
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"You can't be sure, and so it almost doesn't matter whether they are profiting or not," said Shaub.
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They have been accused of shamelessly profiting off the ongoing opioid epidemic—a crisis they themselves helped spark.
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One creator currently profiting off this arrangement is Donny Karle, who reviews vaping products under the handle DonnySmokes.
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The fact that Netflix is also profiting off your predictability is, of course, central to the show's thesis.
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Long gone are the days of her making less than $20 each day and only profiting around $1.
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According to this myth, scientists are profiting financially by publishing research that supports the idea of climate change.
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Keller says they also attempt to mitigate the chance for exploitation by not profiting monetarily from the event.
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Questions have consistently been asked about whether Mr Cain, like the warden in "The Shawshank Redemption," was profiting.
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Today, profiting from the App Store most often requires a mix of in-app purchases, subscriptions, and advertising.
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Nadler's panel is looking into Mueller's conclusions, as well as whether Trump's businesses are profiting from his presidency.
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Investing in blockchain requires a grasp of the types of entities now profiting in the technology's evolving uses.
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Several lawsuits against Trump accuse him of violating the Constitution in this regard by profiting from the presidency.
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" Republicans painted Donnelly as profiting from outsourcing jobs for his family's paper-supply company, dubbing him "Mexico Joe.
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The president accused Brennan and others of "profiting" off of their security clearances, a charge which Brennan denies.
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Given the troubles of SolarCity, the appearance is that Mr. Musk is bailing SolarCity out while profiting handsomely.
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There's also been some discomfort around a non-Native American family profiting from a history that isn't theirs.
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For instance, Daimler AG sued Amazon in 2016 for profiting from sales of wheels that violated its patents.
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During the Revolutionary Era, authors and activists didn't worry that the king was profiting personally from his rule.
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His tweet came after Warren accused Trump on Tuesday of profiting off of the 2008 housing market crash.
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Under the sentence, Olsen is prohibited from working in law enforcement, possessing firearms or profiting from the case.
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With the kits, they get to continue paying vendors and staff, though the actual restaurant isn't really profiting.
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Alaa and Gamal Mubarak had faced charges of illegally profiting from the sale of a bank in 2007.
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That has not pacified critics, who accuse the county of profiting from immigration policies they see as unjust.
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She argued USA Gymnastics was "rotting from the inside" and profiting off her success while ignoring her suffering.
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But some caution that profiting from a partnership with Trump might end up costing them just as much.
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After profiting on the stock market crash of 1987, Mr. Dalio started to become known beyond Wall Street.
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Buying, taking and using exhausts me and depletes everything around me, except the companies profiting from my behavior.
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Team Rising looks at how the defense industry is profiting off the ongoing chaos in the middle east.
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Online critics branded Treviño an "anti American wench" or a "pedophile" who was profiting off of child trafficking.
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Slayer, he said, will have to make sure that the counterfeiters aren't profiting off of them as well.
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I know that the effect is that there's an appearance that the businesses are profiting (from this administration).
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The company is also changing some advertising practices to stop purveyors of fake news from profiting from it.
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Both companies categorically denied profiting from the data they collect on millions of students through their free offerings.
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That, critics say, represents a conflict of interest and gives the appearance of Trump profiting from the presidency.
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This formula offers you the fulfillment of doing work you love while profiting from solving other people's problems.
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Profiting off of racial conflict has propped up vehicles such as extreme right-wing websites and news channels.
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David Schendowich, the marketing director of the Breman Museum in Atlanta, Georgia, accused Google of profiting from Holocaust denial.
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A powerful or well-connected minority who are profiting from a flourishing shadow economy have little interest in change.
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Trump refused to divest from his businesses after he was elected president, so he's indisputably profiting from foreign nationals.
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Under federal law, donated human fetal tissue may be used for research, but profiting from its sale is prohibited.
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Hays calls his wife a "tourist" in regards to her book, saying she's profiting off the misery of others.
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"It's the specific banking and profiting off this instance that sticks in a lot of people's throats," said Donaldson.
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It was another example of a brand failing to hire actual LGBTQ+ people for campaigns profiting from LGBTQ+ themes.
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He said that mobile ticketing was more convenient for fans, and that the Yankees were not profiting from it.
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Venezuela's opposition accuses officials of profiting from currency controls and a decade-long oil boom to fill their pockets.
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Rajoelina, the man who ousted him, was accused by conservation groups of profiting from illegal plundering of natural resources.
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This bill is only the continuation of our country's policies profiting off the mass incarceration of already vulnerable people.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison How companies profit from immigrant detention The prison labor you benefit from
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Small said Santilli and her sisters do not want Carman profiting from the deaths of his grandfather and mother.
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But which was more gross — this guy's spending habits, or the fact that I was profiting off of them?
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Later the former governor accused prominent figures in the state of profiting from and protecting the Zetas' criminal empire.
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Democrats have charged Trump is violating the U.S. Constitution's emoluments clause by profiting from hotel patronage by foreign governments.
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But #ThotAudit grew out of something that already exists online: Men hating women for profiting off of their sexuality.
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I don't condone any [third party]—particularly men—profiting from sex work done by women, even if it's consensual.
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There are real life humans out there who are buying gifts for loved ones, and profiting from their planning.
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Johnson says he owns the trademark for the phrase intended to block other people from profiting from his work.
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Not only are you profiting from a passion or a skill that you already have, it's incredibly low cost.
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There's quite a difference between receiving donations from Wall Street and personally profiting from it — though she's done both.
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However, the lines are significantly blurrier when influencers are profiting from promoting destinations and hotels to their sizable followings.
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Not only does Mr. Barney understand the indignation about profiting off public funds, in one sense, he shares it.
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She introduced a bill that would prevent credit reporting companies from profiting off customer information during a credit freeze.
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The group has repeatedly been accused of profiting from its fetal tissue donation program, though the claims are unproven.
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The big banks are profiting handsomely from customers in fees for basic checking, overdrafts, even to see a teller.
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Washington said he and fellow tycoons were profiting from association with a Kremlin conducting "malign activities" around the globe.
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Do they have doubts about your profiting off this, and how involved will you be in, say, the movie?
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As long as production companies keep using and profiting from actors' performances, they keep getting paid in some fashion.
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College athletics programs are also under fire for profiting off student athletes, which disproportionately affects young people of color.
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Shaub resigned from OGE last year and told reporters that it appeared Trump is profiting off of his presidency.
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Now app providers like Waze and Google are profiting from the decades of misguided policies that have created congestion.
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"If you follow the money, you don't have to find the company that's profiting," Gilmore explained to me later.
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The Cleveland Clinic said it prohibits employees from personally profiting when they are representing the interests of the institution.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, in her Senate race and he accused her of profiting off of the coronavirus pandemic.
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She plans to continue to seek additional trademarks to prevent others from profiting off her name, her spokesman said.
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Resellers were criticized as profiting from tragedy for raising the prices of pairs of Bryant&aposs shoes on marketplaces.
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US firms have been profiting from Chinese efforts to surveil its population as part of its crackdown on Uighurs.
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But even Ms. Cohen, who is profiting from the movement, believes it is losing sight of the big picture.
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Several times, candidates have mentioned the massive lawsuits against the pharmaceutical industry for creating and profiting from opioid addiction.
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What he learns can't be unlearned: ice caps are melting, forests are falling, wealthy corporations are polluting and profiting.
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Those concerns are certain to persist if Trump wins reelection next November and continues profiting from the trademark protections.
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While his business was quickly growing, Mr. Hankerson had no idea counterfeiters were profiting off his work as well.
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Big tech companies cannot continue to hide behind free speech while profiting off of hate speech and disinformation campaigns.
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They would be buying those machines from firms embedded in our communities of engineering practice, thereby profiting US companies.
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We're told Prince's siblings are aware people are profiting off Prince's image, and they're considering filing a test case.
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It might feel wrong to travel to countries with weak currencies — like you're profiting from the misery of others.
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So it might feel wrong to travel to countries with weak currencies — like you're profiting from the misery of others.
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But the two men share the same vulnerability: Their rivals can portray them as heartless scavengers, profiting off ordinary Americans.
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But one of the biggest scandals of this era is that President Trump himself is directly profiting from the presidency.
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How do you keep the blog inclusive and make sure you're promoting body positivity rather than profiting off of it?
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"We are profiting from the weaknesses of the other parties," says Anton Hofreiter, co-leader of the Greens in parliament.
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He believes companies are profiting off our sexual anxieties caused, in part, by pornography and a lack of sex education.
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Some patients post inaccurate allegations that he has lost a child to an overdose or is profiting off rehabilitation centers.
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CNBC wanted to untangle the alternative data supply chain, and see exactly who's profiting off of your data, and how.
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The bonds also give investors fixed returns and the prospect of profiting from a rise in the issuer's share price.
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The president is, among other things, being sued for allegedly profiting from his office and investigated for allegedly obstructing justice.
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They're now getting too little of a house that they can't afford to repair, and deep-pocketed investors are profiting.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison The states where private prisons are thriving How companies profit from immigrant detention
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Hanks and Mulaney both shared posts Saturday blasting FJ for stealing content and jokes from comedians and profiting from it.
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It concluded that there were at least 54 white supremacist bands selling music on iTunes that Apple was profiting from.
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The equity link gives investors fixed returns and the prospect of profiting from a rise in the issuer's share price.
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The clauses prohibit the president from profiting from foreign governments, the federal governor or state governments, other than his salary.
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Still, walking away from ailing businesses while profiting from their real estate is right out of the private equity playbook.
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News Corp recently accused Google of creating a "dysfunctional and socially destructive" environment for journalism by profiting from fake news.
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Its members have been accused of committing war crimes, fanning the flames of ethnic tension and profiting from rampant corruption.
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Others turned the students' enrollment into opportunities for them to work in the U.S., all while allegedly profiting commission fees.
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Profiting on a house in PortlandMy then-girlfriend (now wife) and I decided to move to Portland for new adventures.
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There are the teens who are suing the company for profiting from data used to sell them into sex slavery.
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They argue that before turning themselves upside down firms should think harder about profiting from the "edges" of existing businesses.
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But a genre may develop, and a provider profiting from it may look the other way or even encourage it.
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In this manner, financiers can help kill all competition, with the idea of profiting later on via the surviving monopoly.
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"I've been angry about WW in the past, but it's infuriating that they're profiting off of children's insecurity," Spencer said.
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Apple shot back with an acerbic response at the time, accusing Spotify of profiting off the exploitation of artists' work.
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About 20 minutes before the slump, his trading system indicated an unusually high chance of profiting by shorting index futures.
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A private institution 'profiting from the poor' One educational advocacy group agrees with the Ugandan authorities' decision to close BIA.
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And after decades of profiting from opioids, David Sackler and his kin don't seem ready to give it all up.
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"The German economy will continue to grow noticeably because it's profiting from strong global demand," DIW economist Simon Junker said.
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As much as I was profiting from my race, I was also allowing myself to be victimized by that profit.
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But doubling down is what speculators do, and — at least in the short term — they are profiting from their efforts.
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Harvard is accused of profiting from images of enslaved people; an explosion at a chemical plant in China turns deadly.
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We're just at the beginning of understanding some of his methods for profiting in an environment where truth is exploded.
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In July 2018, Ms. Trump shut down her fashion brand, amid concerns that the family was profiting from the presidency.
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Anyone who is shedding light on these issues, even if that person is profiting by selling jade rollers, deserves praise.
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There's a long history of lawmakers profiting off stock trades, possibly from information they gleaned from their roles in Congress.
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New York City helped swindle immigrant drivers like me, profiting from us while their broken promises pushed us into poverty.
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But the city helped swindle immigrant drivers like me, profiting from us while their broken promises pushed us into poverty.
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But I would like to repeat that under no circumstances are our policies aimed at 'profiting' from other people's problems.
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For the fossil fuel industry, of course, profiting indefinitely in the era of climate chaos will be a bit harder.
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Many resellers came under fire for profiting from tragedy by raising the prices of pairs of Bryant's shoes on marketplaces.
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Yet all three are profiting as investors have moved money from active stock and bond-picking managers to index funds.
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Schneider concluded, correctly, that patients were abusing Oxycontin for recreational purposes — and that doctors were profiting off their patients' addictions.
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For now, U.S. companies seem to be profiting mightily from tax cuts as the earnings season shifts into high gear.
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But it has faced enormous pushback over the policy, as lawmakers and critics accuse the platform of profiting from misinformation.
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Why Harvey Weinstein can't redeem himself through charity alone Is Trump profiting from his office in violation of the Constitution?
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It seems only fair that Facebook makes a bigger social contribution for profiting from this massively valuable, collectively generated resource.
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BUT THE SITE HAS COME UNDER INCREASING SCRUTINY, ACCUSED OF PROPAGATING WHITE SUPREMACY, PEDDLING CONSPIRACIES AND PROFITING FROM IT ALL.
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Businessmen close to Fidesz have acquired stakes in major industries like banking, energy, construction and tourism, profiting from EU funds.
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But because Trump has refused to divest himself from his businesses, he will end up profiting from decisions his government makes.
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And the fact that the company is profiting off that is not okay, and they're not the only company doing it.
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The challenges of profiting off of uranium were steep even in times when the price wasn't in a long-term trough.
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People close to Trump also said he does not like when people are perceived as profiting off their association with him.
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Either way, the Browns and Paul DePodesta won big time with this trade, profiting off Houston's stupid, bad, no-good contract.
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Too good, concluded regulators, who laid siege to SAC to try to prove that the firm was profiting from insider information.
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It said it acted because they were profiting from their ties to a Kremlin carrying out "malign activities" around the world.
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The NCAA currently prohibits students from profiting from athletics, and has argued that reforms in that area would damage amateur athletics.
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But Wednesday's macabre find in an industrial park was a reminder that criminal gangs are still profiting from large-scale trafficking.
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British officials are slamming technology companies for allegedly profiting from terrorist propaganda and offering secret places to communicate, reports the WSJ.
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World leaders say they are concerned about how companies are profiting from child labor and modern-day slavery around the world.
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Critics have spent years directing their anger towards private prisons, by pointing out the moral hazard created when profiting from punishment.
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Regardless of which product proves to have the greatest consumer staying power, the same small handful of corporate owners are profiting.
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Epic Games, the popular publisher behind Fortnite, has been accused of profiting off a dance submitted to a contest last year.
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The Silicon Valley giants have armies of programmers, bulging cash reserves and deep experience in managing and profiting from consumer data.
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To eschew any controversy that I was profiting off of other people's pain, I raised the donation to RAINN to 100%.
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They're doing their bit to push back against a culture that's erased black people, while also profiting from their creative inventions.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison By the numbers: U.S. incarceration and spending The states where private prisons are thriving
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Try as he might, the billionaire president isn't profiting off his time in the White House, according to a new report.
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It did occur to me how many fewer people would download it if I seemed to be personally profiting from it.
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By exploring the trafficking hotspots of South America and Africa, we found out exactly who is profiting from Europe's cocaine habit.
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The companies that carry all of our speech online have no business profiting from the information they gather without our consent.
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In the Times, Douthat likened this dynamic to wealthy Washington profiting from public funding while the bulk of America struggles financially.
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The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which Gillibrand championed, prohibits members of Congress from profiting off of nonpublic information.
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The Trump administration has ramped up sanctions against Maduro's regime, accusing Venezuela's government of profiting at the expense of its people.
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I know that the effect is that there is an appearance that the businesses are profiting from his occupying the presidency.
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Other schools, like the University of Arizona, write in rules specifically geared towards preventing professors from profiting off their required textbooks.
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But Democrats and watchdog groups have raised concerns that Trump may be hiding conflicts of interest or profiting off the presidency.
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That decision has led to numerous claims from watchdogs, and multiple lawsuits, that the president is profiting off of his office.
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Worse, if your eldest brother and his company were profiting from these unwise investments, he was abusing a position of trust.
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Clinton's campaign on Sunday dismissed Byrne's account, saying his new book is an attempt at profiting off the former first family.
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The policy is intended to restructure incentives for private-equity companies and prevent them from profiting off bankruptcy and job loss.
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The charges against Mr. Scott and Mr. Johnson depend on showing more than just questionable ethics in profiting off a client.
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" The mayor issued a statement on Monday explaining that his decision was meant to prevent Nike from "profiting from our taxpayers.
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Deripaska, who had other businesses hit by the sanctions, was targeted by the Treasury for profiting from Russia's aggressive state actions.
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Many have said that they hope this will affect the bottom line of prisons and private companies profiting from the system.
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Mr. Moore plans to monetize viewing across platforms (video on demand, streaming services, iTunes, DVD) while profiting through improved corporate synergy.
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Those who say this is impossible are either not technologists, or they are in the business of profiting from patient data.
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During an August appearance on "CBS Sunday Morning," Swift vowed to rerecord her albums to keep Braun from profiting from them.
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What appears to distinguish the two bets, in people's minds, is that by profiting from our team's loss we exhibit betrayal.
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" The impact of waste, fraud and corruption are hardly isolated, with newspaper and blog headlines like "Who Is Profiting From Charters?
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"They fight so that they can keep profiting from narcotics trade and other criminal activities," he said, referring to the Taliban.
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The biggest pharmacy benefit managers are profiting from the vast majority of those transactions, largely through sophisticated and complex financial engineering.
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News of the letters has mobilized Hawaiian activists who say the company is co-opting and profiting from native Hawaiian culture.
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Melania Trump has hired a law firm in her native Slovenia to warn people against profiting off her name or likeness.
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The pharmaceutical industry, among others, argues that benefit managers are profiting from higher drug prices by keeping a percentage for themselves.
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Until now, he told me, most people assumed that no president would dare to flout norms against profiting from the office.
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It's all well and good for folks who are profiting off all this to have recognized the harms deep inside it.
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But she has continued to seek trademarks in China to avoid competitors from profiting off her name, according to a spokeswoman.
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Of course, the reasonable response to this concern is: What's wrong with a person profiting from his own accomplishments and celebrity?
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Prior to the lawsuit being made public, ProPublica and Stat reported on the company's plan to pursue profiting off addiction treatment.
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Trump and Republicans have accused Hunter Biden of profiting off his father's office and claim the former vice president is corrupt.
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Defense Ministry spokesman Kongcheep Tantrawanit acknowledged reports of officers profiting from sweetheart deals but said the issue was endemic in society.
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"I think they've really used the public as their guinea pigs while profiting off it at the same time," she said.
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When Lawrence shared on Instagram last month that she was pregnant, she shocked some of her followers by profiting from it.
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In March, Senakh admitted to creating accounts with domain registrars to help develop the botnet infrastructure and profiting from the scheme.
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In January, the company contended with a #deleteUber campaign by riders who perceived Uber as profiting from President Trump's immigration ban.
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The younger Biden has faced scrutiny for profiting off his father's career, particularly through business dealings with Chinese and Ukrainian companies.
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It has also caused headaches for the company, having prompted lawsuits claiming that Mr. Trump is illegally profiting from the presidency.
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Financials welcome steep yield curves because they borrow at short-term rates and lend over longer periods, profiting on the difference.
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As a result, it's impossible to know whether body brokers who deal in adult donors are acquiring and profiting from fetuses.
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" He added: "Meanwhile, the people profiting from the policy don't want the rest of us to think about it too much.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose more than 1 percent, with construction and material stocks profiting from the President's infrastructure plans.
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Because we know that the Democratic Party is all about engaging and profiting off of grievances and have for many, many decades.
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Clearly neither Niantic nor The Pokémon Company are going to let Pokémon Go die yet, especially if everyone's still profiting big time.
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Three — and what Warren noted so sharply — is that Facebook's policy puts it in the uncomfortable position of profiting from politicians' lies.
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The company has restructured its business and redesigned its stores, but, like other retailers, it is also profiting from America's robust economy.
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She writes: There are the teens who are suing the company for profiting from data used to sell them into sex slavery.
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" Cook also took aim at the companies that are profiting off the collection of user information, calling it a "data industrial complex.
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The videos accused the organization of profiting off of the sale of fetal tissue to procurement firms and labs for scientific research.
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But its export-oriented firms are profiting handsomely from the recovery in Europe, and no one seems keen to rock the boat.
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SoftBank hopes that by setting out its stall in the heart of it, it will have a shot at profiting from both.
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This action will prevent the Castro regime from profiting from U.S. air travel and using the revenues to repress the #Cuban people.
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Grant admitted to profiting from her year-long media blitz trashing her half-sister during a July appearance on Good Morning Britain.
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Muhammad Ali's family has blasted scalpers who are profiting off free tickets to the boxer's memorial service in his hometown of Louisville.
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In addition to profiting from poisoning Americans with addictive and lethal drugs, narcoterrorist cartels are also making lucrative profits from human smuggling.
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That is why corporations, who are profiting from the personal information we share with them, should take steps to protect that information.
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That is a company that is really kind of profiting from the turmoil in the world, and I think it's worth owning.
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The best-known big-money commodity trading strategy is hopping aboard moves higher or lower, and profiting off of the expected momentum.
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Many performers are now also producers and distributors, profiting from selling video clips and producing videos via webcams from their own home.
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In a 1973 press conference in Florida, Nixon defended himself against accusations of impropriety and profiting from his career in public service.
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Separate proceedings that Puma brought against Adidas, accusing its bigger rival of profiting from its earlier work with BASF, are still ongoing.
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The International Labour Organization also released a new estimate that traffickers are profiting $150 billion annually—about three times the previous approximation.
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China is finally at the bargaining table after decades of profiting from a trade deal that put the U.S. at a disadvantage.
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She said the federal government should not be profiting off students who have to go deep into debt to finance their educations.
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Several lawsuits against Trump have accused him of violating the Constitution — zeroing in on the emoluments clause — by profiting from the presidency.
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He said the resort has "luxurious rooms" and "incredible conference rooms" and insisted he had no interest in profiting from the event.
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Representative Jim Jordan and multiple colleagues questioned whether Cohen had signed a book deal, implying he might be profiting from his betrayal.
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"There are more productive ways of opening discourse than blatantly profiting off the deaths of 6-year-old children," another person said.
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The hedge funds and investors contend that the federal government is effectively profiting from the conservatorship at the expense of private shareholders.
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Because of a complex resale market of the €8 ($9) base ticket, private tour groups wind up profiting handsomely from ticket sales.
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It's not just Germany where right-wing nationalism is profiting at the cost of the more traditional parties; it's all over Europe.
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We know that corporations are profiting off our internet activity and recording our conversations, but one looming question remains: Do we care?
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The banks, two of Brazil's heftiest, are profiting as consumers start to borrow and spend more with the recovery, Ms. Wachnitz said.
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"I don't like the idea of profiting from others' misfortunes," said Jennifer Flay, FIAC's director since 2010, at a preview on Wednesday.
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Dr. Enrichment: Tom Price's taxpayer-funded private flights are a reminder that he has a history of profiting off of public service.
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N.C.A.A. rules prohibit student-athletes from profiting from their likeness or status as student-athletes because doing so violates principles of amateurism.
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Mr. Trump's latest attacks follow weeks in which he has accused Hunter Biden of improperly profiting in Ukraine from his father's position.
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Joaquin Phoenix's Joker may have used a song by convicted pedophile Gary Glitter but the singer will not be profiting from it.
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He protects his special insider friends while profiting from the culture of corruption and greed that has long prevailed in our capital.
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In doing so, they indirectly funded the militias running these notoriously brutal facilities, many of whom are also profiting from human trafficking.
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The critics have been most incensed by Facebook's refusal to fact-check politicians' claims, accusing the company of knowingly profiting from deception.
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He said his committee was considering potential violations of the ban on profiting from the presidency as part of its impeachment investigation.
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But she also gave a fervent description of how it worked by drawing in more investors attracted to profiting through good works.
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Analysts from French bank Societe Generale on Friday recommended hedging against Brexit through options profiting from a weaker euro against the dollar.
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Developing consumer products to sell directly to followers has become one of the trending ways influencers are profiting off their digital brands.
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It is currently investigating the matter, which may have resulted in hackers profiting by trading using insider information stolen from the system.
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The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which Gillibrand championed, prohibits members of Congress from profiting off of non-public information.
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This provides plenty of opportunities for younger audiences to familiarize themselves with the franchise, and so far, Disney is profiting from them.
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More from the CNN Freedom Project The government's top anti-trafficking official says many orphanages are profiting off the backs of children.
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Tech companies are taking and profiting off that data to the tune of billions of dollars while some pay zero in taxes.
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During a Friday morning interview on Fox & Friends, Donald Trump Jr. was asked if the Trump family is profiting off his office.
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Profiting from the work is more of a secondary concern, throwing a wrench in the United States' ability to compete, he said.
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China and Russia, which still support the Maduro government, are no less interested in profiting from Venezuela's oil than the United States.
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One obvious difference, of course, is that those Stakhanovite posters had an anticapitalist bent, criticizing the fat cats profiting from free enterprise.
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Purdue and the members of the Sackler family behind it have been accused of fomenting, and profiting from, the American opioid epidemic.
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"There should be no place in America for profiting off putting more people behind bars or in detention," Warren said in a statement.
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Purdue Pharmaceuticals, just one company of many that's profiting from the opioid epidemic, has made roughly $35 billion since 1995 on OxyContin alone.
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My decision disallowing Nike from profiting from our taxpayers while they are using their powerful voice as a political tool is my message.
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As of time of publishing, Joey is still running the racist Trump car prank video on his YouTube channel and profiting from it.
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After leaving South Africa, she pressed colleges, churches, unions, philanthropies and others to unload their stock in companies profiting from a racist system.
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Financial sector funds, which are seen profiting from higher rates, also pulled in their largest week of inflows since July, at $530 million.
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Trucking feels a lot like that with decades of inefficiencies in place, and certain parties profiting from those extended chains of deal-making.
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"These people are profiting from VAT fraud, because they still take their commission," said member of parliament Meg Hillier, chairwoman of the committee.
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In fact, some companies are even profiting off of these types of working conditions, raising hundreds of millions of dollars for glorified hostels.
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Defense officials told journalists they believed the family of President Erdogan was intimately involved in the illegal trade and was profiting from it.
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After all, wanting to earn money during her husband's time in office is very different from profiting because of the role she holds.
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"[Williams] is profiting from the name," says Clivillés, who notes that the name "C&C Music Factory" was never trademarked in the 90s.
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The bonds give investors fixed returns and the equity link provides the prospect of profiting from a rise in the issuer's share price.
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Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, urged the U.N. Human Rights Council to release a database of companies "profiting from the Israeli colonial occupation".
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Of course profiting from market fluctuations and volatility is a legitimate trading strategy, and one used by many hedge funds and institutional traders.
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"This is a senseless death driven by cartels who are profiting from putting lives at risk," Tucson Chief Patrol Agent Roy Villareal said.
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"This confessed terrorist should be in prison paying for his crimes, not profiting from them at the expense of Canadian taxpayers," Kenney tweeted.
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A federal appeals court threw out a lawsuit accusing President Donald Trump of illegally profiting off the presidency through his luxury Washington hotel.
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The state cited the "Son of Sam" law, which is designed to stop criminals profiting from publicity around their crimes, the newspapers reported.
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He has also not drawn a line when it comes to profiting from foreign governments enjoying the glitz and glamour of his hotels.
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Critics have said Trump is profiting off the presidency through his Washington, D.C., hotel, where they say foreign diplomats stay to curry favor.
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The Trump administration has accused Gilead Sciences, which sells H.I.V.-prevention drugs, of profiting from research funded by taxpayers without paying taxpayers back.
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The government's main aim behind the move was to prohibit criminals from profiting from the industry and limit children's access to the drug.
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One of the trending ways influencers are profiting off their digital brands is by developing consumer products to sell directly to their followers.
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Instead of attacking e-cigarette products, pundits and lawmakers should turn their attention to the pharmaceutical companies profiting off of the opioid epidemic.
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Trading is all about profiting from short-term fluctuations in price, which can be caused by an unexpected catalyst or a wild market.
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Trading is all about profiting from short term fluctuations in price, which can be caused by an unexpected catalyst or a wild market.
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With debt levels continuing to rise in China, PAG is developing a strategy for buying and profiting from bad loans at Chinese banks.
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The irony that Trump, of all people, is criticizing others for politicizing the intelligence community or profiting from public service is rich indeed.
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For now, this is another case of private equity profiting from real estate-related deals done in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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The big picture: Axios has reported basically the same thing: Insurers are profitable overall, and many are profiting from their ACA business specifically.
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It accuses Rostrum Records and Benjy Grinberg of profiting from "every aspect" of Khalifa's life, and seeks more than $1 million in damages.
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Not coincidentally, the aerospace giant also outranks thousands of other firms in profiting from the subsidies doled out by the Export-Import Bank.
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Still, the company may be profiting from work shortages as millions of people are losing income right now with no paycheck in sight.
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And the idea that the companies profiting most from consumers' personal information should be forced to share the bounty holds an obvious appeal.
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Early reports of the project sparked privacy concerns from activists who worry about US firms profiting from sensitive UK patient and medical data.
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They borrow shares, then sell them in the hopes of buying them back later at a lower price and profiting on the difference.
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Instead, Forbes says, the Trumps charged huge sums to hold the events — misleading the public, and profiting from donations intended for sick children.
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With PBMs profiting on all sides, price transparency, which will heighten price competition, is the answer to eliminating the abuse by these middlemen.
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There is evidence in their own paper I just laid out that Hunter Biden made untold sums profiting off his father's Vice Presidency.
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Moving forward, the so-called momentum strategy of profiting from the best-performing and most richly valued companies will lag, in his view.
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When he announced his plan, President Donald Trump slammed drug makers, health insurers, pharmacy benefit managers and others for profiting off American patients.
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Coachella, which itself is named for the Coachella Valley in California, wants Urban Outfitters and Free People to stop profiting from its name.
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She was accused of profiting by duping illegal migrants into paying her to file frivolous visa applications while remaining in the country indefinitely.
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She'll tell Congress that the multimillion-dollar economy of misinformation is a threat to national security — and tech companies are profiting off it.
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The city accepted the hit, realizing how inappropriate it would be to call itself a sanctuary while profiting from Mr. Trump's deportation policies.
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Shaub told CBS News on Thursday evening that he doesn't know whether Trump is profiting from his businesses, but that's not the point.
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Lawyers can pocket at least a third of such settlements, profiting off a system that masks misconduct and allows men to abuse again.
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The executives worried that any potential new deals could lead to accusations that the company — and its owner — were profiting from the presidency.
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One approach might be to revise health care privacy law to prohibit groups from profiting from health data or algorithms that crunch it.
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Smugglers are profiting from the war as an economic blockade of separatist territories spawns a black market trade in food, fuel, and medicine.
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CAVUTO: Yes, whether they&aposre profiting off it or not, which I think was the thrust of what Sarah Sanders was saying earlier on.
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While her attorney said she had no intention of profiting from her standing, she has not stepped down from her brand, the AP said.
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"We reduce their distribution and remove their ability to advertise and monetize—stopping them from reaching, growing, or profiting from their audience," Lyons said.
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The Kardashians and Jenners may be some of the more famous faces but they aren't the only ones who are profiting from this aesthetic.
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And he called on Trump to release his tax returns and divest all his holdings to ensure he is not improperly profiting from Russia.
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"You will be making money by creating news sites and profiting when people view and click on ads on your site," the game explains.
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For the massage parlor business, shielding ownership information makes it difficult for law enforcement to track down traffickers profiting from illegal practices, Polaris said.
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There is something that seems underhand about betting on a fall, rather than a rise, in an asset price; of profiting from bad news.
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Profiting off of their terror, in my opinion, would be a tasteless move that would more likely trigger than educate teens and young adults.
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The big picture: President Trump has been sued for allegedly profiting from officials, both foreign and domestic, who stay at the luxury D.C. property.
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Mr Khan, who is profiting from army support today, should be aware that he will pay for it tomorrow when the generals come calling.
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So, while one story gets an 80% reduction in traffic after a fact-check, copycats still have time to duplicate it and keep profiting.
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But what happens when we don't give credit where credit is due, especially when others are profiting off an idea that isn't their own?
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First came a story showing that the social network has spent years intentionally profiting from, and refusing to refund, accidental purchases made by children.
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"I hope you are not profiting from my show, and if you are I ask you to share some profits with us," he wrote.
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"Elements acquired during the operation will help detectives track down the crime syndicate profiting from desperate people fleeing war," police said in a statement.
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This gives Mr Maduro reason not to support the demobilisation, if, as the United States' Treasury has claimed, he is profiting from narcotics shipments.
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"We reduce their distribution and remove their ability to advertise and monetize — stopping them from reaching, growing, or profiting from their audience," she said.
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"There's nothing the president likes less than somebody profiting off him by using his name and likeness," said a source familiar with Trump's thinking.
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Her attorneys say the civil suit is the first "among many to come" against hotel and motel owners for allegedly profiting from sex trafficking.
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If anything, profiting from his football ability has enhanced Stanley's education, allowing him to connect his business and entrepreneurship courses to real world experience.
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CMS barred Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield from enrolling people in its 2018 Part D plans because the insurance company was profiting excessively.
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Not publicly promoting Women Who Work is an attempt to avoid similar questions about how the Trump family might be profiting from the presidency.
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In a letter to Trump posted Friday on Icahn's website, he denied profiting from his advice-giving role -- a possibility raised by Democratic critic.
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We do not condone profiting from tragic events, but we do value artistic and creative responses to the emotions that surface at these times.
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The industry that is profiting from the rapid growth of cellphones has long tried to keep the health hazards of this technology a secret.
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The core question is not whether digital platforms violated our privacy by giving out and profiting off of the details of our personal lives.
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But the email lapse under scrutiny is from the same period in which Ivanka Trump was still profiting from her shoe and clothing line.
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The internet star is profiting in a big way off his digital brand and has a massive following of 22 million subscribers on YouTube.
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Social-media influencers are profiting from their success online, with some earning millions a year through branded sponsorships, selling products, ad revenue, and more.
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The president also blasted Amazon for profiting at the expense of the United States Postal Service, which briefly took a toll on Amazon shares.
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For Purdue to tout the benefits of opioids while enthusiastically supporting the war on opioids and profiting from both is a most horrible irony.
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He added that the online ad ecosystem was complicit in disseminating and profiting off of misinformation, and that ''these ad quality problems are systemic.
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Incentives like frequent-flier miles or rewards points only amplify a temptation that banks and financial services companies have been profiting from for decades.
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American companies are losing potential revenue from the lack of intellectual property protection, but they are still profiting overall from their investments in China.
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Acton has seemingly been fueled by his experience running WhatsApp from within Facebook, which has been scrutinized for profiting from collecting data on users.
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A number of South Sudan officials have been accused by human rights groups of profiting from the conflict and blocking the path to peace.
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Zimet acquiring the vehicles for history's sake is one thing, but seeing another person profiting off Tupac and Biggie's death is hard to watch.
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The letter contains no mention of the creditors who actually are profiting from the liquidation, which takes some wind out of its seriousness sail.
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In addition, the software developers whose apps are being "tweaked" may take action against Extensify, especially as it's profiting by modifying their proprietary software.
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Regardless, what we sure as hell don't need is a company like Airbnb profiting even more off of a problem it helped to create.
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The letter asked who was profiting under such a scheme, and what compensation would be offered for people whose coffins were confiscated and destroyed.
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The idea was to put a name and face on the people who were profiting from war through defense contracts for the arms trade.
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The world's richest man under 50, Mark Zuckerberg, is currently profiting from the network effects from owning the world's most popular social network, Facebook.
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When so much of the league, as well as its television partners, is profiting so handsomely from life under the microscope, why pretend otherwise?
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The offer revealed the huge markups the brand-name drug makers had been profiting from, and introduced the Indian pharmaceutical industry as a rival.
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I don't want to see them support big chains profiting from everything they are marching against, and I want them to do their research.
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Even if what you tell the world is sincere, something happens once you've started profiting from it — someone's bound to think you're playing everyone.
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Last week, federal prosecutors charged several coaches, an agent and a sports apparel executive with, essentially, illegally profiting off branding opportunities for basketball players.
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The petition asks a simple question, "How can anyone sleep at night knowing that they are profiting from turning deadly school shootings into entertainment?"
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Biden is a profiteer and he and his family have lived off of you, the American people, profiting greatly at your expense for decades.
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Many consider the practice of diamond mining as profiting off laborers who face dangerous working conditions and consider it a threat to the environment.
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A new ad campaign from LVMH-owned Parfums Christian Dior is being widely criticized on social media for profiting off Native American cultural imagery.
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The increases often result from secret, back-channel deals: Drug companies, pharmacy benefit managers and insurers all play a part, profiting along the way.
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One must learn to take care of oneself, how to spend money, and to gain self-confidence, profiting by the mistakes that were made.
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Yesterday: Mr. Trump dismissed as "phony" the part of the Constitution that prohibits a president from profiting from a personal business while in office.
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Scaramucci publicly began airing his rift with Priebus on Twitter after Politico reported that he is still profiting from his former hedge fund company.
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Mr. Trump's son Eric, in an interview on Friday, rejected suggestions that his family was offering access to his father and profiting from it.
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Providers, drugmakers and insurers are profiting wildly off of the status quo, and government intervention would come directly at the cost of those profits.
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WM: No. They wanted to keep profiting off of it without really understanding what it might cost the person responsible for conjuring it up.
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On the day she was scheduled to hear the verdict, the same court found 20 others guilty of illegally profiting from the rice deal.
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Behind the veneer of the Tiger Temple, a zoo run by Buddhist monks, was a business profiting from the illegal trade in tiger parts.
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Foreign doctors, and others claiming to be medical professionals, prey on desperate women and girls in Lesotho, profiting from their abortions, according to police.
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The British firm Jimmy Choo said Thursday its revenues rose 16.5 percent in the first half of the year, profiting from a weaker pound.
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Ethics watchdogs say Trump may be breaching ethics and the Constitution by profiting off of state and federal governments, as well as foreign governments.
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The videos included conversations with Planned Parenthood officials around what the Center for Medical Progress alleged was Planned Parenthood profiting from selling fetal parts.
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The president's campaign manager and his allies commandeered Republican voter data and fund-raising engines, consolidating power — and profiting — in ways never before possible.
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"There is no place for profiting from racial stereotypes and demeaning 58 million Latinos who are a vital part of this country," Benavides said.
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The owner of Orchids of Asia, Hua Zhang, was arrested and assigned charges relating to profiting off prostitution and maintaining a house of prostitution.
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And people in the lightening industry are reinforcing this idea as well as profiting from it, as Power perhaps unwittingly demonstrated in our conversation.
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Some critics, including Eisen and another former White House ethics lawyer, say that Trump businesses profiting from foreign officials or diplomats violates a constitutional clause.
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Critics across academia, the press, and the tech industry have charged Facebook with enabling and profiting from the widespread dissemination of hyper-partisan fake news.
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Alternatively, Donald Trump could bask in the reflected popularity of Merkel, learning and profiting from her long years of all but unquestioned power and glory.
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"Now he could be making big bucks serving on the Board of a company that's profiting from the same cruel plans he put in place."
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Other big tech companies including Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, and YouTube have all faced their own accusations of promoting or profiting off misinformation and hate speech.
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Matt Furie's lawyers have made good on their promise to pursue legal action against alt-righters profiting from his now-infamous creation, Pepe the Frog.
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Because he didn't sell the company, he's still profiting from it, and those suing him are worried about the business receiving money from foreign governments.
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Targeting clients and pimps, the law penalizes the buying of sex, the advertising of sexual services, and the profiting off of someone else's sexual interactions.
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The state ensures that women are dependent on men to get around, says Hatoon al Fassi, an academic, and is now profiting from that dependence.
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Corporate executives and insiders are taking advantage of the stock buyback boom to sell shares they own to the companies they work for, profiting handsomely.
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Incredibly, the recent class-action lawsuit against Wells Fargo alleges that the company has been doing just that — profiting off of their employees' retirement savings.
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Like President Donald Trump and other members of his family, Ivanka Trump has faced scrutiny for whether she is profiting from the President's political ascension.
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Some feel that profiting from other people's incarceration is inherently immoral, or that it violates constitutional protections against involuntary servitude and cruel and unusual punishment.
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" Norman Eisen, a former Obama administration ethics counsel, said the ruling represented a "major leap forward" in learning "how Trump is profiting off the presidency.
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His plan to host the gathering was lambasted by both Democrats and Republicans who said it gave the impression he was profiting from being president.
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A recurring theme in discussions of intersectional politics is the issue of who is profiting from the work done by women and people of color.
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Last month, NASA released a large study that outlined how leading companies, including Blue Origin, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman, envisioned profiting off the ISS.
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The vultures profiting from Puerto Rico's misery are unlikely to go hungry; the same can't be said for the people who live on the island.
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Planned Parenthood has denied profiting from the sale of fetal tissue and organs, saying they are only reimbursed in transactions for storage and preservation fees.
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Tests like the SAT and ACT are becoming as much data-churning machines — profiting from sales of student data — as they are college-admission tests.
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Countries in the Caribbean have been pursuing damages from former colonial powers Britain, France and the Netherlands for profiting from slavery and the slave trade.
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People love to complain about the mean "big oil" companies, but Washington is profiting seven times more from our gasoline purchases than "big oil" is.
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He's said on multiple occasions, including in his 2015 book Crippled America, that the government shouldn't be in the business of profiting off student loans.
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Meanwhile, Avaaz has turned its attention to Yahoo Japan, another high-profile target whose Ebay-like auction site is allegedly profiting from illegal ivory sales.
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Few doubt that Sanders is the genuine article and that he's never been interested in a job on K Street or profiting from $225,000 speeches.
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It is no great secret that many of the special interests funding my opponent's campaign are the same people profiting from these terrible trade deals.
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Most exciting to me are states that are reimagining corrections, profiting from models in other countries to create spaces that are geared toward personal transformation.
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But one widely used strategy will likely block investors from profiting from the market's record strength going forward, according to Crossmark Global Investments' Victoria Fernandez.
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Almost all of those sites, which appear to be paying for placement, then profiting from their own ads once people visit, hid their domain registrations.
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A Connecticut woman is suing Harvard University for allegedly profiting from early images of African slaves who she claims are her ancestors, USA Today reported.
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We will soon provide the court a new schedule to begin the process of getting information about how President Trump is profiting from the presidency.
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Tensions can run particularly high when neighbors can point to a lone brownstone on the block that is profiting at the expense of everyone else.
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"Anyone who is using Pepe and profiting off of it should be very concerned," Louis Tompros, one of Furie's lawyers, told me over the phone.
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These included preventing gangs and cartels from profiting from marijuana sales and ensuring that state-authorized marijuana was not used to hide other illegal activities.
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Or that MLB and the broadcast industries have failed the public by privatizing and profiting off of the airwaves that belong to all of us.
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This may be true, but it leads to yet another question: should universities be profiting from license revenue obtained from research that was publicly funded?
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As more and more companies fall victim to security breaches and substantial (and embarrassing) data leaks, cybersecurity startups seem to be profiting at their expense.
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The findings: Banks like Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and other smaller regional banks are profiting from growing interest on police brutality bonds.
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Addressing Madagascar's president, Andry Rajoelina, his cabinet and other officials, Francis said some people were profiting from excessive deforestation and the associated loss of species.
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When EA Games saw that they were actually profiting off of a rap wrestling game, they greenlit the sequel, Def Jam: Fight for New York.
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In an ideal world, it would be nice to go back to the pre-Reagan norm against this kind of unseemly profiting off public service.
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"We're concerned because these are illegal practices in which people are profiting from the vulnerability of others," said Nicolas Breuil, global marketing manager for Stuart.
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They are profiting astronomically off of us literally risking our lives, all while refusing to provide us with effective protection, meaningful pay, and meaningful benefits.
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Cities in other states with recreational marijuana have run into serious equity problems, in both where facilities are sited and who is profiting from them.
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They are profiting off misinformation and conspiracy theories in an effort to fuel neo-fascist politics and making marginalized communities around the world more vulnerable.
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The company also says it will prohibit ads related to coronavirus that are misleadeing or aimed at profiting off of the panic surrounding the outbreak.
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Given the fact that he is, at the moment, passively profiting from voters' fears, Biden might be loath to interrupt a trend that's paying off.
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The emoluments clauses prohibit a president from profiting off of foreign governments or from receiving any money from the U.S. government except an annual salary.
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The key to profiting from it, Levy said, is to hold onto 5% to 9% of all the money that's being wagered through a platform.
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" Mulvaney said that ten possible sites were considered and that Trump "doesn't profit from being here, he has no interest in profiting from being here.
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On the internet, that's quickly transmuted into a claim that Bill Gates is somehow profiting from the coronavirus or holds a patent for its cure.
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Daleiden's sting videos, released two years ago through the Center for Medical Progress, accused Planned Parenthood clinics of profiting from the sale of fetal tissue.
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Three lawsuits have been filed against him alleging that he has violated the Foreign Emoluments Clause by unfairly profiting from his connections to foreign leaders.
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PredictIt CEO John Phillips says the relatively small amounts invested keeps insiders from profiting too handsomely off private information or subjecting the markets to manipulation.
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Republicans and libertarians cavalierly rail against entitlements and "people living off the public's dime" but remain silent on those profiting from people's misfortune and illness.
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A major problem is the rampant corruption of the Afghan security leadership, which is profiting from the chaos even as soldiers die in record numbers.
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Dior's "Sauvage" perfume campaign — starring Johnny Depp in what appeared to be traditional Native American clothing — was accused of profiting off Native American cultural imagery.
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"For years, Equifax and other big credit reporting agencies have been able to get away with profiting off cheating people," Warren said in a statement.
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When Stumpf appeared before Congress in 4003, Warren told him that he should resign and be criminally investigated for profiting from deceiving Wells Fargo's customers.
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The Massachusetts attorney general's office also filed a lawsuit against the family, accusing them of profiting from the opioid crisis through aggressive marketing of OxyContin.
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"These groups are profiting, essentially, from all the attention paid, especially since the events in Ferguson, Missouri, to police killings of black men," Potok said.
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From a second standpoint, we're telling the fighters and we're telling our society that we're not going to stand for the profiting of racial conflict.
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And, if successful, it could eventually join Apple in profiting hundreds of dollars per device sold — not just the smaller amount it makes from search ads.
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The border patrol last night down in the San Diego sector, chapter and verse they said, "The people profiting are the cartels and the human traffickers".
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However, rather than our collective health profiting from this trend, it's the bloggers, publishers, TV companies, and industries, promoting a culture of fear, who are laughing.
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"I was particularly feeling defeated by the idea of men profiting off of my work while also feeling incredibly driven by the same idea," she added.
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Pressed on his company profiting from foreign countries booking events at Trump's new Washington hotel, Trump argued that the circumstances — and his deal-making — were different.
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Most U.S. states allow for businesses profiting from human trafficking to be the subject of lawsuits, but Pennsylvania has enacted the most robust law, said Rhodes.
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BlackBerry LTD pivoted to become a software company, but some analysts believe that it has much greater potential in profiting from litigation around its patent portfolio.
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"He financed the first 14 years of my career — and now I know while I was profiting, others were in terrible pain," Smith wrote on Twitter.
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In addition to shareholders, more than 58,000 Amazon customers have signed a petition urging the retailer to stop profiting from its association with Trump, UltraViolet said.
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The worst part of this is that not only is Trump, once again, personally profiting from the federal government, but he's cutting into NASA's merch game.
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In other words, even if Amazon isn't profiting from its extremely low prices, Walmart is still demanding the same bulk-rate discount applied to individual items.
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You start messing around with things that are supposed to be charitable to serve humanity, you end up profiting personally from it, that's easy to understand.
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They found that median home prices in the lowest-risk counties rose more rapidly than the highest-risk areas over the past 10 years, profiting homeowners.
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And Warren is right, we're going to have a hell of a time getting into Singapore's direction because human beings are profiting over the existing system.
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Democrats and outside watchdog groups have long raised questions about Trump profiting off his D.C. hotel and other Trump-branded properties while in the White House.
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Worse, it interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss.
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The campaign calls for anyone currently profiting from Kelly and his music to cut all ties with him, including Spotify, Ticketmaster, and Kelly's record label, RCA.
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Vitality Air is just one of a variety of companies that are profiting from the near-absurd business of selling canned, bottled or even bagged air.
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Similar to the Western practice of yoga, plenty of people—including the largely affluent, white tech entrepreneurs—are profiting from mobile apps like Headspace or Calm.
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That would allow investors to bet on the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency, profiting if they are correct about the direction of its future price.
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"Facebook has repeatedly demonstrated a lack of respect for consumers' information while at the same time profiting from mining that data," James said in a statement.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison The war on drugs anchors prison profits The U.S. incarceration rate fell more than 10% in the past decade
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Why it matters: The U.S. and other governments have accused China of sabotaging Huawei equipment to use for espionage and of profiting from stolen intellectual property.
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I know that the effect is there's an appearance that the businesses are profiting from his occupying the presidency, and appearance matters as much as reality.
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" An Uber spokesperson also told Fortune that "the decision to turn off surge pricing was made specifically to avoid profiting from increased demand during the protest.
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These accounts, such as Common White Girl and Dory, are widely criticized for profiting off plagiarism with ads, which are tucked in alongside the viral tweets.
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Yoko Ono was accused of profiting off of John Lennon's murder in 1980 and conspiracy theorists still allege that Courtney Love killed Kurt Cobain in 1994.
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Ed Kowalski, EPA's enforcement director for the region that includes Amazon's headquarters in Seattle, said the retailer was warehousing, packaging, shipping and profiting off the products.
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Sixty-nine percent said a move preventing Trump or his family's businesses from profiting off his presidency "goes too far" in the Bloomberg survey released Wednesday.
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You find a workplace like any other, except that everyone there is working for an agency that will soon by profiting handsomely from civil rights abuses.
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The application-processing firms are profiting both from travellers' lack of choice and from governments' failure to consider the economic damage caused by their visa requirements.
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It would absolutely not be prudent for them to appear, in any way at all, to be profiting even indirectly from the event of the fire.
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Donald Jr. has kept a low profile, in an unsuccessful attempt to hide the fact that his family is profiting enormously from controlling the White House.
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Lawyers are working on four lawsuits involving the president's private businesses and are arguing the legality of the president's businesses profiting off foreign governments and officials.
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Meanwhile, at the grass-roots level and among the country's young people, there was a growing sense that Iran was profiting at the expense of Iraq.
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But foreign companies are wary of getting involved for fear they'll be accused of profiting from slave labor, and Eritrea doesn't trust Western governments to help.
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The president has doubled the membership fee of the resort since taking office, so is directly profiting from the sense that his companionship is for sale.
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South Park highlights how Facebook is profiting off fake news, which the company needs to avoid, even if it means making things harder for innocent advertisers.
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Profiting traffickers lie to their clients about the conditions of the journey, prompting Border Patrol agents to rescue more than 4,000 individuals in distress each year.
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The SEALs command, under pressure to recruit more operators, until recently did little to dissuade former members from profiting from telling lucrative and often exaggerated stories.
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Since then, it has become the focus of some politicians and regulators who criticize Facebook as shirking public responsibility and profiting off the spread of misinformation.
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One shipper sued Colonial this year in federal court in New Jersey, alleging it is blending gasoline from its customers without authorization, and profiting from that.
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Insurgents are not the only ones profiting from lawlessness, according to bus driver Mohammed Shir, who travels between Kabul and Mazar-i-Sharif, another northern city.
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He has been critical of the government for profiting off student loans and said that he empathized with students dealing with the rising cost of tuition.
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In each of these domains, it might be possible to define more clearly what profiting from others' vulnerability looks like, and how it might be avoided.
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That's the intriguing question at the heart of lawsuits from several dance creators who say that the massive video game "Fortnite" is profiting off their moves.
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In the name of "commonwealth" this rogue political status doctrine is espoused by anti-statehood party leaders and corporate special interests profiting under the status quo.
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She joined the firm in 2008 after serving as Google's vice president of global online sales, where she learned the craft of profiting from user information.
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Democrats have long accused the president of profiting illegally from the arrangement, and DeFazio has accused the General Services Administration of ignoring his requests for information.
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Since it's less in the business of profiting from user data, it stands to be in a better position than Facebook and Google in this regard.
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Just twenty-nine years old, Soutine was a star, profiting from a renewed taste for representational art in the demoralized wake of the First World War.
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The legislation's proposed amendments to Canada's Criminal Code include offenses such as causing a person to undergo conversion therapy and advertising and profiting from conversion therapy.
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The real problem comes from the West where there is a complete lack of vision and responsibility, only an interest in profiting from the status quo.
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And that starts when you turn away the rhetorical dope peddlers — the powerful people on your own side who are profiting from the culture of contempt.
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I have been to some of the largest private persons which are repugnant to me that people are profiting off incarceration and they are immigration lockups.
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The idea, he said, had come from his own former wife, who thought it was unfair that the media was profiting from the kingpin's cinematic story.
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Since the country was plunged into chaos after the toppling of Muammar el-Qaddafi in 13, warring factions have taken to profiting off these vulnerable people.
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The companies profiting the most appear to be those that emphasize WSHTF doomsday preparedness on their websites and advertise on conservative talk radio or TV shows.
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So when Martofel's staff expressed concerns that a man who had victimized women was now profiting from it, he fired nine out of 10 of them.
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Mandzukic still had time to score another, profiting from a Lloris error, but by then even the Croats must have known it was a mere consolation.
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In an interview, Lewandowski said his firm didn't conflict with Trump's message, suggesting that "drain the swamp" referred to bureaucracy, not people profiting on government contacts.
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Beyond the legal issues, the appearance that Mr. Giuliani has been profiting from his role working for the president has raised ethical questions about his conduct.
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But the moment these op-eds are sent off into the world, what was said in them is forgotten by the institution profiting from the argument.
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The lawmakers claimed in their complaint that Mr. Trump had violated the Constitution by financially profiting from foreign officials who patronized his hotels and other properties.
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The Catalan singer, who weaves the Spanish Romani language and Roma imagery together in some of her work, has been accused of profiting from Roma culture.
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Trump dismissed what he called "this phony emoluments clause," a line in the U.S. Constitution that prevents the president and lawmakers from profiting from their offices.
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And the main problem is that Trump has refused to divest himself from his own business interests, opening the door to profiting off regular campaign operations.
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Do you think that your role as a white person who has profited from this story is analogous to the scientists' profiting off the HeLa cells?
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In the wake of the 2008 housing crisis, opportunistic investors swooped in with hopes of profiting on tens of thousands of blighted homes across the country.
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The Massachusetts attorney general's office also filed a lawsuit against the Sackler family, accusing them of profiting from the opioid crisis through aggressive marketing of OxyContin.
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Creators are reinforced to keep aspiring to some ideal they may never reach, with some even profiting off the pain it causes them and their fans.
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I'd just published a column on how China was profiting from the U.S.-North Korea nuclear brinkmanship, and it included some choice words about Bannon's boss.
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According to administration officials, the sanctions were designed to prevent Venezuelan officials from profiting from the U.S. financial system, while avoiding further damaging the Venezuelan economy.
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She's just one of many people who make their living as an "influencer," profiting by making their lives look as enviable as possible on social media.
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The proposal comes a day after Clinton, in Atlantic City, lambasted Trump for what she described as profiting from exploiting workers in the slumping seaside town.
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This is unprecedented, potentially illegal, and the clearest sign yet of Mr. Trump's cavalier attitude toward criminal laws preventing federal officials from profiting from public service.
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With this settlement, we are sending a clear message that anyone profiting off of deception and impersonation is breaking the law and will be held accountable.
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An illusory tenant is a prime tenant of a regulated apartment who no longer occupies it but operates it as a business, profiting off the rent.
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Part of the reason Aldi's sponsorship is so notable is that the Olympics have such a long history of promoting — and profiting from — less healthy foods.
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But previous presidents, both Republican and Democrat, suspended Title III, which allows U.S. citizens, including Cuban-Americans, to sue anyone profiting from their nationalized or confiscated properties.
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She will then be on probation for ten years and will be is prohibited from profiting from the video and barred for life from having a gun.
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"We reiterate our call upon the UN Human Rights Council to release the database of companies profiting from the Israeli colonial occupation," Erekat said, according to Haaretz.
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"These private prison companies are profiting off of what is essentially a company-store scenario," said the SPLC's Meredith Stewart, a lead attorney on the class action.
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Trump's attempt to distance himself from profiting from Saudi Arabia is undercut by a long record showing deals his companies made with that country's government and citizens.
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Late last year, New York reported that Batali was still profiting from the eponymous restaurant group even after he announced he would divest, as negotiations dragged on.
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Washington said at the time that he and a number of fellow tycoons were profiting from their association with a Kremlin conducting "malign activities" around the globe.
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This past April, musicians and industry execs sent a petition to the US Copyright Office claiming that platforms like YouTube and Tumblr were profiting from illegal streams.
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You can't really say Floyd fell for the trap as much as he—the embodiment of his sport's current reality—is simply profiting from the inevitable future.
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They seemed aimed at addressing recent criticism from a top trade adviser to President Donald Trump, who has accused Germany of profiting from a "grossly undervalued" euro.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested Canada was profiting from U.S. trade, and his blistering comments after the G7 meeting drove bilateral relations to their lowest point in decades.
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The White House, which has panned former West Wing officials for profiting off books chronicling their White House tenure, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Banks are also unwilling to provide finance to traders who want to arbitrage such price disparities away; profiting from small price differences requires lots of borrowed money.
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And last week, more than 500 cities, counties, and Native American tribes filed a class action lawsuit against the Sacklers for allegedly profiting off the opioid epidemic.
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Trump has received criticism for profiting off of her position, as well as for publicly championing American-made products while her own line is made in China.
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"If the allegations of security staff profiting from and driving refugees into prostitution are true, these would be very serious charges," said government spokesman Steffen Seibert said.
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One reason is that farmers are profiting all they can before a peace accord is signed by FARC guerrillas and the government, after 52 years of war.
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Hoettges is concerned that, if the regulator stipulates that access to glass-fibre networks should be open, Telekom's competitors will end up profiting unfairly from its investments.
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Several of these companies are also profiting from partnerships with food and beverage companies, such as Crunch Fitness which partners with Smoothie King on deals for members.
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The indictments are the latest evidence that China's notoriously dangerous mines, where hundreds of workers die each year, may have spawned a murderous business profiting from death.
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Kelly was critical of Lewandowski for profiting from an organization supporting Trump's re-election and also for airing public criticism of Kelly's management of the White House.
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Funds including Melqart, TT International, Whitebox Advisors, and Silver Point built up short bets against Thomas Cook, likely profiting handsomely when the tour operator collapsed this week.
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Washington said it took the measure against Deripaska and others because, it said, they were profiting from a Russian state engaged in "malign activities" around the world.
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The statute, known as the Son of Sam law, is based on legislation created to prevent David Berkowitz, the serial killer, from profiting by selling his story.
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Upon the news of her book release, followers of the case have been expressing a mixture of excitement, skepticism, and concern over McClain profiting from Syed's case.
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This is only mining at a loss from the perspective of the victim, whereas the hacker is profiting no matter the value of the coin being mined.
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There is no federal law in Canada preventing prisoners from profiting by recounting their crimes, although that legislation does exist in Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Nova Scotia.
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And it's not like this is all past tense, either: Do you think all those Trump properties aren't unduly profiting from his perch in the White House?
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But the lawsuit also highlighted pharmacy benefit managers, saying they are profiting from the "nefarious" business model that keeps the real prices of drugs hidden from public.
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Last year, Jan Kuciak, journalist, and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova were murdered because Kuciak was investigating an Italian organized crime group that was profiting from farm subsidies.
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The decision raised obvious ethical issues and concerns that Trump, in hosting a massive summit at one of his company's properties, would be profiting from his presidency.
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No one can serve two masters, and Americans must know that the president is serving their interests and their interests alone and not profiting off the presidency.
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"Everyone who's watching 'Slave Play' is fully a part of a system that is consuming and profiting off of black bodies and black identity," he told me.
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That's according to an investigation by UK's Sun newspaper, which accuses the internet giant of profiting off people's desperation and illness by selling unproven, snake-oil products.
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"He financed the first 14 years of my career — and now I know while I was profiting, others were in terrible pain," wrote the director Kevin Smith.
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Others buy watches in one country, sometimes at full retail value, and sell them in another, profiting off asymmetries in currency conversions or brands' global pricing strategies.
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Months later, Deutsche Bank sued Mr. Zhang, accusing him of profiting from one of the consulting companies he had hired because it was owned by a relative.
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He has railed against countries that have large trade surpluses with the United States, such as China and Germany, while accusing them of profiting from undervalued currencies.
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These companies must take a more active role in taking down material that promotes illegal and despicable behavior instead of sitting idly by and profiting from it.
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Democrats have seized on such stays, suggesting they could violate the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution that prohibits the president from personally profiting off the White House.
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Underage use is the dark stain on an otherwise fairytale success story, and the company is determined to battle the perception that it's profiting from teen addiction.
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"When someone tells me they can't pay their hospital bills, talking about how billionaires in the health care industry are profiting resonates," one Working America canvasser explained.
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By continuing to hold onto his businesses and effectively advertising them through frequent visits to his properties, our leader creates the appearance of profiting from the presidency.
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" Mr. Guttenberg said, "They are profiting off of the murder of my daughter," adding, "They are putting out a game that glorifies what happened to my daughter.
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He bashed Clinton as a "pathetic liar" and accused her of profiting off of her time as secretary of State and her husband's stint in as president.
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Many young investors are in low tax brackets and unfamiliar with tax strategies, but pros say it's never too soon to start profiting from the tax statutes.
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In issuing DMCA takedown notices and cease-and-desist orders, Furie has mainly targeted prominent alt-right creators who are directly profiting from Pepe the Frog's image.
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The statement seems to reference a House committee she chaired, empaneled after undercover viral videos charged that Planned Parenthood was illegally profiting from the sale of fetal tissue.
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" In one filing, the Oklahoma attorney general said his case will demonstrate that Johnson & Johnson "acted as the kingpin behind this Public Health Emergency, profiting at every stage.
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Lanier shares his thoughts on how the "manipulation economy" has reshaped the world we live in and why we should be controlling and profiting from our own data.
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Similarly it is rare for American financial firms to admit to profiting from businesses related to slavery in the mid-19th century, as Aetna and JPMorgan Chase have.
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On Sunday evening we'll finally know the egg's grand purpose, which, like so many other things on Instagram, may have just been about profiting from influence all along.
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A Houston grand jury investigating accusations against Planned Parenthood instead indicted two people who made videos purporting to demonstrate that the group was profiting from fetal tissue sales.
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In three years, she will be placed on probation for the next ten years and is prohibited from profiting from the video she made during the accidental killing.
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Common sense should also be cutting off the mic to a person who's profiting off of faux allyship and handing it to folks who are the real deal.
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A UK Parliament select committee wrote to Google to ask it to change its policies, saying it was "profiting from hatred" by displaying ads next to offensive videos.
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Supporters believe this will stop Big Tech from unfairly profiting from the work of news organizations who have been hit hard by loss of revenue to digital platforms.
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But the more likely argument is that the company is secondarily liable for the users who are creating infringing items and selling them, and profiting off of commission.
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The cash, said to amount to £35m ($45m) now, has languished in London, with only lawyers profiting from the interminable haggling between India, Pakistan and the nizam's heirs.
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Wainwright has won his last two starts, but has allowed nine runs in 6.02 innings against Colorado and Cincinnati, profiting from an offense that has plated 221 runs.
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Trump's campaign has been powered by a populist message that criticizes corporate America for outsourcing jobs, profiting at the expense of everyday workers and buying influence in Washington.
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"Customers are unknowingly buying crap versions of the product, while both Amazon and the scammers are profiting, and the reputation you've built goes down the toilet, " Hopkins wrote.
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"This will be done in a careful way to keep it out of the hands of children and youth, and to stop criminals from profiting," the statement said.
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On a holiday weekend featuring headlines about Donald Trump's profiting off of his impending presidency, one smaller example of those gains lies in Trump's own high-rise home.
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Guesthouse owners, restaurateurs and taxi drivers are profiting from a rise of close to 80% in the number of American visitors (excluding those of Cuban descent) in 2015.
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While the company has taken a little criticism for so clearly profiting off of the Marley name, Marley's daughter, Cedella, is acting as a spokesperson for the brand.
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That decision has sparked a litany of lawsuits claiming President Trump was violating the emoluments clause, which prohibits the president from personally profiting from the office of president.
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The Price story has also thrust into the spotlight a 28500 law that forbids members of Congress from personally profiting from private information obtained through their congressional work.
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The Price story has also thrust into the spotlight a 2012 law that forbids members of Congress from personally profiting from private information obtained through their congressional work.
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In essence, those who market, manage and equip the reform are profiting from it, even as the country's schools are unlikely to reap more, or more equitable, achievement.
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Influencers like 213-year-old Ryan of Ryan ToysReview, who is making an estimated $22 million a year, are profiting in a big way off their digital brands.
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Tom Price's investment's has also thrust into the spotlight the 2012 law that forbids members of Congress from personally profiting from private information obtained through their congressional work.
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"With this settlement, we are sending a clear message that anyone profiting off of deception and impersonation is breaking the law and will be held accountable," she added.
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Floyd Mayweather's ex-GF is FURIOUS at Conor McGregor over a "trolling" stunt that mocked her domestic violence incident with Floyd ... saying he's shamelessly profiting from her pain.
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The group reported an "unprecedented increase" in both threats and hate speech after the release of anti-abortion videos accusing Planned Parenthood clinics of profiting from fetal tissue.
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Often sermonizing as if to crowds gathered for community events or funerals, she represents an older black generation that has abandoned the younger while profiting from its tragedy.
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"Most people have to pay for their mistakes, but Georgia Power is still profiting from theirs," said Kurt Ebersbach, a senior attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center.
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Mr. Simpson also conducted work for Planned Parenthood as the group navigated the fallout from videos that appeared to suggest the organization was profiting from fetal tissue sales.
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Media companies whose business models have been upended by the internet have long complained about Google and other online platforms profiting from their content without compensating them adequately.
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Democrats think that the president and his family are blatantly profiting off the presidency and that he welcomed the help of a hostile foreign power during the election.
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WASHINGTON — Nearly 200 Democratic members of Congress filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday accusing President Trump of violating the Constitution by profiting from business dealings with foreign governments.
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Although we've long criticized these platforms for profiting off our data, we're now potentially reliant on these companies to defend us from a dystopian world of facial recognition.
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But lawmakers say they will continue to investigate to try to stop Trump from profiting from the presidency, force him to repay taxpayer money and prevent further conflicts.
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"What's different now is that there's a president who's profiting from his family business while being president, and that also really cares about people paying him," Bernstein says.
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" Among those sacrifices was "voluntarily giving up a huge chunk of our business and all international deals to avoid the appearance that we were 'profiting off the office.
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Critics have raised concerns over visits to Trump's properties by foreign officials and government employees on official business, and whether the president could be profiting off his position.
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Raskin echoed critics' concerns about Trump profiting off his company despite the Constitution's emoluments clause, which bars federal officials from receiving any profit or gift from foreign governments.
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Watchdog groups and Democrats have raised concerns that Trump is profiting from the visits of world leaders and diplomats, in violation of the emoluments clause of the Constitution.
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Trump faces a lawsuit accusing him of profiting illegally from his office, allegations of sexual misconduct and hush money, and the Russia investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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But the writers of superior fiction were writing more freely, and their publishers were profiting from the results, because people like Rosset were putting pressure on obscenity laws.
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These retailers and consumer goods companies should not be profiting off of their ability to make cheap throwaway packaging on the backs of the poor and most vulnerable.
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The $1 rebate can be the difference between profiting and losing money for some biodiesel producers who in the United States make the biofuel largely using soybean oil.
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution forbids a president from profiting from foreign governments or receiving any money from the U.S. government except his or her annual salary.
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution forbids a president from profiting from foreign governments or receiving any money from the U.S. government except his or her annual salary.
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Peter Navarro, the director of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, who helped oversee the recommendations, has been critical of Amazon for profiting from counterfeits.
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"It's remarkable that there is a huge industry that's telling us to behave a certain way, then profiting from that behavior, and it's not considered suspicious," Smith says.
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"So, Theresa May's mortgage is being paid by cannabis money [and] our own drugs minister can't even talk about cannabis because she's now profiting from it," says Boon.
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Critics call the recent sale, which shattered previous world records for Assyrian art sales, a callous example of the art market profiting from suffering in the Middle East.
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This photo deal adds to the list of ethics concerns about the Trump administration, and whether the president and those in his orbit are profiting from his presidency.
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Companies like IAC — which owns Match, OKCupid, and Tinder, along with 21800 other "dating products" — have perfected the art of profiting off our hunger for love, sex, and companionship.
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As far as the public knows, Jenner has received no formal, or informal, punishment for not disclosing she was posting an ad, profiting from it, and misleading her followers.
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After the incident with Boeing, Left said that one can only imagine what Trump would say if he learned how much Express Scripts was profiting off of its deals.
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In 2018, Kelly implied in his 19-minute screed "I Admit" that he is no longer profiting from his music sales, possibly the result of a poorly-constructed contract.
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Now that China and the United States have tentatively agreed on a trade truce, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to give investors the best strategies for profiting from the developments.
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So profiting from foreigners who patronise the president's hotel may be unconstitutional whether they are trying to influence the president or not—and whether he rewards them or not.
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"At the very least, it seems that across a number of its products Google may have engaged in willful blindness, all while profiting from this fraudulent activity," Warner wrote.
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The plaintiffs claim YTMP3 provides and "facilitates...means for its users to engage in copyright infringement, while profiting from the infringement," as well as violating YouTube's terms of service.
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But many of the producers of heat-trapping gases have spewed them into the sky for free for decades while profiting immensely, obfuscating the science, and stalling political will.
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Between the lines: Hospitals are feasting on bigger investment returns, boosted by the stock market's run, but they also are profiting more from commercial and public health insurer payments.
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They have this gloss of progressivism, and we showed up today to say you're not a friend of the LGBTQ community or progressive if you're profiting off death stocks.
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The videos sparked a political firestorm in Washington, with Republican lawmakers accusing Planned Parenthood of profiting from the sale and trying unsuccessfully to strip the group of federal funding.
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The prosecution team investigating former congressman Aaron Schock (R-Ill.) for illegally profiting from his elected office is denying accusations of investigating Schock's sexuality as part of the probe.
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Regardless of the course, the University of Alabama, and many other schools around the country, actually have rules specifically meant to prevent professors from profiting off their mandatory books.
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Newman when it overturned the conviction of two hedge fund managers charged with profiting on information passed through a chain of tippees, as the providers of information are known.
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She also cites the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, saying the university continued profiting from slavery after its abolition through its use of the photos, according to USA Today.
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The owner of the Florida nightclub where a mass shooter killed 49 people has no issues profiting off other people's pain ... at least according to some of the survivors.
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Profiting socially on nickels and dimes When we speak of disruption in the startup industry, it would not be uncommon to invoke an innovative technology or a visionary founder.
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The details: The move is connected to a larger nationwide push by prison reform advocates to limit private companies from profiting off of those in the criminal justice system.
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This man can not be allowed to get away with doing this because it is dangerous, it is wrong, and he is profiting off the backs of New Yorkers.
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Child protection groups have said the FTC should investigate YouTube for allowing children under the age of 13 onto its main site, then profiting from ads targeted to them.
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Both committees raised concerns about possible violations of the Constitution's so-called emoluments clauses, which bar federal officials from accepting payments from foreign governments or profiting beyond their salaries.
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Even so, American diplomats secretly suspected him of "profiting personally and handsomely" from a cut of energy contracts with Mr. Putin, according to cables released in 2010 by WikiLeaks.
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The Treasury Department said in its announcement that Venezuelan military leaders had violated their institutional independence by helping to violently quash street protests and by profiting from corrupt schemes.
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I fear for my children's future and see a president and his family profiting off the office just as in authoritarian countries, with zero pushback from the Republican Party.
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So when the Secret Service spends $35,000 on Mar-a-Lago golf cart rentals, it's not just a normal security expense — Trump is personally profiting from his own protection.
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Cork's lawyers argued that a provision in the lease for the Trump hotel, which sits on federal property, prohibits Trump or other federal officials from profiting from the arrangement.
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Along with sexual misconduct, Mr. Arnault has also been accused of leaking information about prize winners on numerous occasions, potentially profiting bookmakers who wage money on who will win.
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Democrats blasted the choice of Doral, saying Trump would be profiting from the summit, despite claims by Mulvaney that goods and services would be provided "at cost" to attendees.
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Like them, over his three-decade career he helped build hedge funds' reputation for placing big bets on big world events — profiting from predictions of war and economic meltdown.
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One of them, brought by the Massachusetts attorney general's office, accuses Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sackler family, of profiting from the opioid crisis by aggressively marketing OxyContin.
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This morning, my office filed in state superior court an action against Juul for its role in profiting off young people, and creating a new generation of nicotine addiction.
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Along with sexual misconduct, Mr. Arnault has also been accused of leaking information about prize winners on numerous occasions, potentially profiting bookmakers who handle bets on who will win.
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In almost every example of cultural appropriation he points to, he proceeds to defend a white artist who was profiting from the pain and exclusion of a marginalized group.
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The president's profiting off the presidency and putting out his businesses as centers for cultivating influence is, and must continue to be, an important component of the impeachment inquiry.
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The group's fiercely loyal followers will likely continue buying their merchandise, but the band has ways of profiting off of their music that extend beyond its existing fan base.
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Even though Schneider couldn't arrest doctors profiting off their patients' opioid addictions, he called attention to the opioid epidemic 10 years prior to it being declared a national problem.
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"When an industry is premised and profiting from clear and entrenched illegality that breach individuals' fundamental rights, engagement is not a suitable remedy," said UCL's Veale in a statement.
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Facebook is profiting from the fake review economy too: According to WordStream, an online advertising adviser, the average cost per Facebook click for the retail industry is 70 cents.
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T.P.O., which originated in Latin America, allows external parties to buy a stake in promising young players, in the hope of profiting from a huge transfer deal one day.
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He returned to Virginia in the 1950s and in Leesburg founded Pilot Financial, an investment business catering to Pan Am pilots who were profiting from the air travel boom.
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Maryland and Washington, D.C., are suing the president, claiming he is profiting from his office when foreign officials patronize his properties in an attempt to garner favor with Trump.
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This is where the Digital Nation mostly lives, in the most beautiful place in the country, profiting directly or indirectly off our participation in the alienating world they've built.
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Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Justin Muzinich said the cabinet officials were targeted for "their role in inhibiting political unification, expanding the conflict, and profiting from South Sudan's war economy".
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Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Justin Muzinich said the cabinet officials were targeted for "their role in inhibiting political unification, expanding the conflict, and profiting from South Sudan's war economy".
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The emoluments clause of the Constitution forbids a president from profiting from foreign governments or receiving any money from the U.S. government except his or her annual salary. Rep.
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By lifting other people's innovations, trying to poach their engineers and profiting from what they made, Amazon is choking off the growth of would-be competitors, the companies said.
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Private prisons have repeatedly been criticized for mistreating inmates and profiting from mass incarceration, and the Willacy County facility was often singled out as the worst of the worst.
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Other US investigators will help with anti-human-smuggling efforts, such as determining how organizations are profiting from smuggling and how they are moving money, according to the senior official.
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The New York Times, quoting American officials, reports that the two professors are being held by the Haqqani network, a wing of the Taliban long associated with profiting from kidnapping.
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Activists are putting pressure on Yahoo to curb the sale of ivory products on its websites in Japan, arguing that the company is fueling—and profiting from—illegal elephant poaching.
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He has previously been accused of profiting from the demise of the BHS department store, which was left with a £571 million ($732 mn) pension deficit after Green sold it.
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Doing so is perfectly legal, provided the campaign pays the full rate, but the payments alarmed ethics experts who wanted to ensure Trump wasn't personally profiting off his presidential campaign.
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Affectionately dubbed a "link tax," the misguided plan is being driven by a handful of publishers that believe that Google and Facebook are somehow unfairly profiting off of their work.
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Sullivan said that while celebrities might be able to make the case that the photographer is profiting off their likeness, most simply decide to take the easier route and settle.
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MarketWorld is an ascendant power elite that is defined by the concurrent drives to do well and do good, to change the world while also profiting from the status quo.
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"We look forward to arguing our case before the full panel to stop President Trump from violating the Constitution and profiting from the presidency," the pair said in a statement.
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Just yesterday, Fuck Jerry co-founder and creator of the popular Instagram account swore to stop taking content from people without proper credit and profiting off content that wasn't theirs.
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A value investor searches out quality stocks the market has overlooked, buying the undervalued shares on the cheap and then profiting when the world wakes up to their true worth.
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But it's worth noting that T-Mobile is allowing a wide range of services, though not all music and video services, and it is not directly profiting from those services.
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Yet rather than informing its clients, the firm and Navellier arranged to sell the Vireo business line to F-Squared, "profiting handsomely while keeping the fraud hidden," the lawsuit said.
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"This action will prevent the Castro regime from profiting from U.S. air travel and using the revenues to repress the Cuban people," explained Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Twitter.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren wants to break up big tech firms, Amy Klobuchar wants stronger enforcement of antitrust laws, Cory Booker has criticized Silicon Valley for profiting off of private data.
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An elaborate set of conflict of interest rules exist to try to prevent executive branch officials from engaging in the perception or reality of personally profiting from their government responsibilities.
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Manchin's position hasn't changed, said Kott: The senator will vote to fund Planned Parenthood because the investigations showed no evidence that the organization was selling or profiting from fetal organs.
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Now, the maker of yet another popular weather app is being accused by the city attorney of Los Angeles of deceiving millions of users and profiting from their location data.
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Zuckerberg is sorry that following the 2016 presidential election he was publicly dismissive of so-called fake news, but doesn't seem all that remorseful for profiting off that very thing.
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Now, Clivillés is saying that Williams is profiting unfairly by positioning himself as the group's main (or only) member—when he was merely hired on contract as an ensemble player.
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Now BuzzFeed Video is coming under fire from YouTube users and other content creators who are accusing the company of stealing others' ideas and profiting from them without proper attribution.
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These two didn't invent the game of profiting off of love, but they worked it to their advantage on the internet better than any pair the world had ever seen.
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In opposition you find only the high-frequency traders who have been profiting off the current state of affairs and the exchanges that would compete directly with IEX for business.
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"If Netflix executives care more about ending sexual exploitation in this #MeToo moment than about profiting from sexually exploitive themes, they will cancel production of this show immediately," Thompson said.
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Harris took a swipe at what some consider to be Obama's greatest achievement, the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, arguing it was not stopping insurance companies from profiting.
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Cohen said a number of congressional Democrats approached him this past week about endorsing his resolution, which accuses Trump of obstructing justice and profiting from the presidency, among other charges.
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The far-right Bolsonaro has repeatedly criticized the existence of protected lands, saying there are too many of them and that they prevent Brazil from profiting from its natural resources.
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A federal appeals court on Friday sided with the NFL in a lawsuit that accused the league of unfairly profiting off footage of former players in hundreds of highlight films.
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A top Koch network group launched a new ad on Thursday accusing Democratic Senate nominee Katie McGinty of caring more about profiting from previous positions than creating jobs for Pennsylvanians.
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Concerned pro-life Americans then asked their Members of Congress to investigate the ugly truth exposed in the videos: abortion centers were profiting off the sale of unborn children's organs.
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The House sent legislation to President Obama's desk on Tuesday that would help prevent the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) from profiting from damaged or stolen cultural artifacts.
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"Loot box mechanics are integral to major games companies' revenues and evidence that they facilitate profiting from problem gamblers should be of serious concern to the industry," the report reads.
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Idaho's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Purdue Pharma and members of the Sackler family, the company's owners, accusing them of profiting off of the nationwide opioid abuse epidemic.
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While some people have said the costume is funny, others have criticized Yandy for profiting off of the college admissions scandal, in which more than 50 people have been charged.
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In other words, the states' attorneys general believe that Exxon put the environment at risk while knowingly deceiving people by manufacturing climate science doubt, and profiting off that manufactured disbelief.
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It's part of an overall escalation in the struggle between Airbnb and local governments which accuse the rental giant of profiting by exploiting loopholes in zoning laws and other regulations.
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With the Brazilian soy industry profiting from the current trade war between the US and China, it is highly likely that promises of this potential expansion would be well received.
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"We continue to target companies that transport Venezuelan oil to Cuba, as they are profiting while the Maduro regime pillages natural resources," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in the statement.
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If we have a second global financial crisis, I think we will have a lot of countries that will think of alternate ways they could start profiting and making money.
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They revealed how they're profiting from their time at the e-commerce giant by consulting both Fortune 500 brands and smaller sellers on the baffling world of selling on Amazon.
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"Contagion" also shows diligent scientists who ultimately save the day — a comfort for anyone looking for optimism — while highlighting the work of conspiracy theorists profiting off the spread of disinformation.
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DAYS AFTER he took office, Donald Trump found himself as a defendant in a lawsuit based on the constitution's two "emoluments" clauses which prevent presidents from profiting from their office.
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Largely a consequence of hardware business models geared towards profiting from pushing for clockwork yearly upgrades cycle — and slimmer hardware is one way to get buyers coveting your next device.
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In the aftermath, last year's $213 million sale of an Assyrian relief sculpture on auction raised concerns about private collectors and Western institutions profiting from suffering in the Middle East.
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The US has also accused the embattled president and members of his family of personally profiting from mining operations, though the sanctions do not mention the Orinoco Mining Arc specifically.
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But bringing thousands of fee-paying officials to the resort could trigger another fight over constitutional prohibitions on presidents receiving payments from foreign powers or profiting from their office. Sen.
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Finally, the government contended, the Constitution does not prevent the president from profiting from commercial transactions conducted by his businesses, which Mr. Trump maintains he has kept at arm's length.
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Clinton and President Obama were "at the center" of the conflict in Syria and profiting from it and that both would be tried for treason if Mr. Trump was elected.
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Since Mr. Trump became president, his resort, Mar-a-Lago, has doubled its initiation fee to $200,000, drawing a rebuke from critics who say he is profiting off the presidency.
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Such measures included joint-initiatives by government ministries to stop those profiting from the crime and awareness campaigns to promote increased vigilance at railway stations and bus terminals, she added.
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Developing consumer products to sell directly to followers, or in partnership with a larger company, has become one of the top new ways influencers are profiting off their digital brands.
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"We live in a country that is deeply unjust economically where rich people have been profiting at the expense of everybody else," Mr. Steyer said, his voice cracking at times.
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"It is nothing short of reckless for Facebook to continue enabling and profiting from election interference done through advertising that contains lies, falsehoods, and misleading information," the Vermont senator said.
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And once they do, they will begin to say what seems obvious to us: Our employees are opportunists profiting from their connection to a very wealthy and quite lonely man.
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Back home, his aides and generals were accused of profiting from diamond fields in the east, and outsiders feared that the proceeds would be used to finance more political malfeasance.
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After conducting an expansive investigation, Balderas says his office found Google is profiting off of sensitive information about children as New Mexico schools use Google's free classroom software and computers.
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So how do we handle the fact that a group of conservative deniers are the very ones profiting from climate denial — and raising our future tax bill in the process?
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After conducting an expansive investigation, Balderas says his office found Google is profiting off of sensitive information about children as New Mexico schools use Google's free classroom software and computers.
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The states banned Planned Parenthood from their programs after videos emerged in 2015 alleging the group and its affiliates were profiting from the sale of fetal tissue for research purposes.
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"Shudu Gram," a CGI model as seen on Fenty Beauty's Instagram, is the creation of a white man—and has been criticized for profiting off of her representation of diversity.
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Many of the shares being targeted come from market-making firms that use high-speed algorithms to provide liquidity to the market, profiting from the difference between bids and offers.
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Because he was a one-term president, and because, like his role model Harry Truman he considered profiting off the presidency reprehensible, he had to write to make a living.
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There are so many broken systems that result in organizations and people profiting from others being in debt you can't help but wonder whether the systems were designed that way.
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Sanford Health paid a $20 million settlement to kill a case that accused one of its neurosurgeons of performing unnecessary spine surgeries and profiting from the devices that were used.
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Palo Alto Networks (PANW) – A former Palo Alto IT administrator and four friends were charged with insider trading, accused of profiting by access to earnings information before its public release.
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But unlike in the multifamily space, single-family rental companies have the advantage of being able to move with the housing cycles, profiting both from their income and their assets.
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He's part of a long and perfectly legal tradition of family members of influential politicians profiting off a vague sense that it's politically and economically useful to cultivate these connections.
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BP Capital Advisors and the New York Stock Exchange launched an exchange-traded fund on Wednesday engineered to reflect Pickens' philosophy for profiting from the U.S. oil and gas revolution.
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He was potentially profiting from information that was not available to the public, namely that the company was about to be the subject of a negative story in the press.
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An earlier version of the bill passed by the Senate provided a 2280 percent deduction but put limits on its use that would prevent wealthy developers from profiting from it.
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There were rumors that Bulbov and Voronenkov were profiting on various "fixing" arrangements together, but Bulbov denies that accusation, as well as the assertion that Voronenkov paid for his endorsement.
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