What is the public interest, and how do we define public interest journalism?
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Third, if a transaction raises no public interest harms, are there any public interest benefits?
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A "public interest advocate" was also put in place to decide whether the need to capture a journalist's data outweighs public interest.
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Their strategy is to make public interest technology as integral to the technology industry as public interest law is to the legal profession.
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The FCC has traditionally employed a balancing test weighing potential public interest harms against any potential public interest benefits and applicants bear the burden of proof.
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"There's nothing about this massive merger that serves the public interest," Craig Aaron, president and CEO of DC-based public interest group Free Press, said in a statement.
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It smacks of self-interest — yet another instance when "party politics trumps the public interest," says Blair Horner, executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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Robert C. Fellmeth is Price Professor of Public Interest Law at the University of San Diego School of Law and executive director of the Center for Public Interest Law.
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I do think this public interest technologist idea, kind of like we had public interest lawyers, getting tech people more involved in coming up with how we move forward.
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"Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest and, mostly, you're right — your election is in the public interest," Dershowitz had said.
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"Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest and, mostly, you&aposre right — your election is in the public interest," Dershowitz said.
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Not only has this inflamed passion and minimized the primacy of the public interest, it has corrupted the proper balance in how we define the public interest in immigration policy.
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Where a statement complained of is on a matter of public interest and the defendant reasonably believed that its publication was in the public interest a responsible publication defense will apply.
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Ethos Capital's acquisition of Public Interest Registry, which runs .
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Today, the Public Interest Registry (PIR), which maintains the .
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Alan Dershowitz: Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest and mostly you're right, your election is in the public interest and if a president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment.
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The idea that the broadcast of baseball was in the public interest—and radio had to operate in the public interest, because the public, not corporations and networks, owned the airwaves—quickly eroded.
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Progress toward safe deployment of AI systems takes more than public interest in a topic, but the public interest in the topic nonetheless suggests that AI safety may be starting to go mainstream.
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There is a strong public interest test regarding user protection.
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I'm a big believer in leaks for the public interest.
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"public interest" side of political debates now and for good.
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There simply aren't enough public interest lawyers to go around.
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That led to an explosion of public interest in dinosaurs.
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The regulator is meant to act in the public interest.
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Who, exactly decides what is and isn't of public interest?
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Current utility shareholder interests are misaligned with the public interest.
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Such violations, the ministry said, were "detrimental to public interest".
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That seems like more than a "de minimus" public interest.
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When had appealing to the public interest really changed anything?
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Gawker's invasion of Mr Bollea's privacy served no public interest.
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Neil Mitchell said publishing it was in the public interest.
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Watergate offers a better approach to serve the public interest.
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Admittedly this was an unusual case with extraordinary public interest.
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But public interest in lunar exploration has always been lukewarm.
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This unwelcome trend threatens to deter future public interest litigation.
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Time is of the essence, according to public interest advocates.
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"He actually thinks about the public interest," Mr. Skorton said.
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All I've seen is vehement disagreement over the public interest.
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That is a concern and definitely in the public interest.
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"For me, the public interest is not clear," he said.
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Yet, despite the public interest, it has never been released.
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But a number of public interest groups are opposing it.
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Three Justices appointed by Nixon put the public interest first.
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Regulation is in the public interest in dozens of areas.
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Government officials are supposed to act in the public interest.
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This practice protects the public interest, but also the nominee.
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Verisign owned the Public Interest Registry from 1995 to 2003.
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Much more if they decide on protecting the public interest.
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So we have a public interest in curtailing the spread.
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A child of immigrants from India, Ms. Agarwal became a public interest lawyer out of Harvard Law School, leading the Health Justice Program at the New York Lawyers for the Public Interest in 2006.
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"I found that the information in question was confidential and that the public interest in the maintenance of confidentiality outweighed the public interest in disclosure," judge Andrew Popplewell said in a statement issued on Friday.
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The nonprofit Public Interest Registry (PIR) was formed and awarded the .
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The inflammatory allegations that are under investigation are driving public interest.
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He&aposs deciding that a given pardon is in public interest.
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This will not serve the public interest or our democracy well.
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Without repealing any statutes, Republicans can severely undermine public interest regulation.
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Public interest groups announced simultaneously that they had also filed petitions.
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He had wanted to focus his defence on public-interest arguments.
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I believe there is considerable public interest in releasing these documents.
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Many public interest groups don't realize they are targeted by governments.
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This paper is that piece of the public interest technology. Sure.
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There was intense public interest in that finding, especially in Europe.
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Just like regulations, some patents can be in the public interest.
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On the opposing side were consumer, minority and public interest groups.
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But a secondary question remains: What is in the public interest?
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The judge says the recordings were unsealed "in the public interest".
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Adonis Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest, Inc.
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Public interest intensified after Team 6's 2009 rescue of Capt.
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Commentary by Juliana Darrow, a public interest fellow at National Review.
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"Somebody has to look out for the public interest," she says.
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When plaintiffs lose a public interest case, it's a different story.
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" "I believe there is considerable public interest in releasing these documents.
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Those documents were required to be preserved in the public interest.
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"The public interest demands that we move forward quickly," Chen said.
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Both incidents renewed public interest and debate surrounding U.S. gun laws.
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Some public interest advocates see another rationale to the Republican agenda.
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But House Democrats also failed to act in the public interest.
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GDPR has a clause excepting work in the overwhelming public interest.
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What's more, increasing severity also spoke to public interest in retribution.
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In particular when it comes to processing for substantial public interest.
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Lawmakers and public interest groups have also raised concerns about privacy.
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Business groups funded a series of conservative public interest law firms.
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Why is the application of the public interest standard so limited?
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Gavin Newsom declared that the plan didn't meet the public interest.
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The public interest in continuing with this case is self-evident.
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What they say — in its entirety — is inherently of public interest.
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So let's keep science and the public interest in our government.
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Our releasing them to journalists was clearly in the public interest.
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His lawyers have said he acted only in the public interest.
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And clearly he thought his reelection was in the public interest.
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Adams is the executive director of the Public Interest Legal Foundation.
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The public interest case for prosecuting leakers is easy to make.
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The public interest case for prosecuting leakers is easy to make.
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The problem is this mismatch between profiteering and the public interest.
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For all its squalor, this is a story of public interest.
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This is a significant consideration in relation to the public interest.
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What other companies have been in the public interest like this?
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But it won't end the widespread public interest in the couple.
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The move called the tech giant's public-interest ethos into question.
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And should convene the Public Interest Trade Advisory Committee and the Trade Enhancing Access to Medicines interagency group, and appoint more public interest voices on the Industry Trade Advisory Committees relating to intellectual property and pharmaceuticals.
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And we work really hard to make sure that we are listening to voices, and specifically the journalists on our platform, to determine newsworthiness, and to determine what is public interest and what's not public interest.
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"If there is any possibility, if there is something that shows a possible public interest and the President could have that possible public interest motive — that destroys their case," said deputy White House counsel Patrick Philbin.
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"If there is any possibility, if there is something that shows a possible public interest and the President could have that possible public interest motive — that destroys their case," said Patrick Philbin, deputy counsel to the President.
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The tech giant justified its reversal as a matter of public interest.
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Cherta has seen Fernandez's success spark growing public interest in figure skating.
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Neera has only ever served in the public (and public interest) sector.
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I recommend looking at the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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It's not rational, intentional decisions about what the optimal public interest is.
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He can contemplate posterity with big ideas geared to a public interest.
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The platform for public interest litigation covers legal costs through online donations.
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We work hard to remain unbiased with the public interest in mind.
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In addition, the judge may impose fines to vindicate the public interest.
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"It's clear that noise mitigation is in the public interest," Cartwright said.
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It aims to create the first team focused on Public Interest Technology.
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But he cannot use whistleblowing in the public interest as a defense.
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Instead of tamping down the issue, Trump has revved up public interest.
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This reignites public interest in retro animatronics, and has spawned four sequels.
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INDIA'S CIVIL AVIATION MINISTER ASKS OFFICIALS TO SAFEGUARD PUBLIC INTEREST, SAFETY - STATEMENT
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The Espionage Act should be amended to allow a public interest defense.
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"The public interest in receiving this information is significant," the complaint reads.
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Sessions also hasn't displayed any public interest in returning to the Senate.
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Public interest in these plans is so high for very good reason.
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How do you balance their business concerns with your public interest concerns?
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Last week, the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the agency that manages the .
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The release of the Mueller report is equally in the public interest.
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As public interest grew around the protests, the government quickly cracked down.
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"We believe this is not in the best public interest," Brockton continued.
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CHRISTINE LINDSTROM Higher Education Program Director U.S. Public Interest Research Group Boston
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This duty can only be broken if the public interest requires it.
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Free Press, a DC-based public interest group, strongly disputes that assertion.
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As economic growth has strengthened, public interest in those subjects has dissipated.
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ProPublica has a wonderful open-source culture devoted to the public interest.
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Somewhere in all the give-and-take, the public interest was served.
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"No one's personal life is in the public interest," Mr. Spacey said.
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These technologies should be developed with greater consideration for the public interest.
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The exposure of this information did not meet a public interest test.
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Even prior to Epstein's death, the case had attracted intense public interest.
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But has Trump ever made a personal sacrifice in the public interest?
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Essentially, then, we need a robust public interest framework for platform regulation.
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They are charged with serving the public interest, not the president's ego.
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Some politicians accused Verizon of prioritizing profits over jobs and public interest.
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In November 2019, the Public Interest Registry, the nonprofit that maintains the .
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And mostly you are right, your election is in the public interest.
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And the government decides which nonprofit groups can file public interest lawsuits.
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Last month the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the agency that manages the .
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It is a job where the only interest is the public interest.
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"I am mindful of the public interest in this matter," he wrote.
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This has clearly been a contentious confirmation process with extreme public interest.
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Releasing the Mueller report is in the public interest for all Americans.
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MATTHEW WELLINGTON Field Director, Antibiotics Program U.S. Public Interest Research Group Boston
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We work hard to remain unbiased with the public interest in mind.
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Because the law failed to protect the art or the public interest.
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Judges, while charged with guarding the public interest, also have large caseloads.
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"As for the public interest, there is without a doubt public interest in keeping 'the President from slipping the boundaries of a statutory policy and acting based on irrelevant policy preferences,' " Messitte added, quoting from a law review article.
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But a judge found that "public interest factors" weighed heavily against the request.
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"I'm not sure they meet the 'public interest' standard as articulated by Twitter."
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"The public interest in this information is urgent, enduring and overwhelming," he wrote.
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Accounts "determined to be of public interest" had the potential to be verified.
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H-L: Public interest technology is something we really started exploring in 2016.
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I have a hard time believing that approach is in the public interest.
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Has the media attention exceeded what you'd anticipate the public interest to be?
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If that's not reason enough to put public interest above profits, what is?
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Jayapal highlighted support from various labor unions and public interest groups on Wednesday.
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Rouhani's recent fiery campaign speeches have led to a surge of public interest.
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Public interest advocates say that they discourage competition, particularly in the video market.
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They were represented by the Public Interest Law Center at Florida State University.
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Meanwhile, six groups including U.S. Public Interest Research Group made a similar request.
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That's a key argument of the public interest groups that oppose the deal.
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What is the public interest objective of immigration policy in the 21st century?
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The results show a steady, relatively low level of public interest in education.
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Adonis Hoffman is founder and chairman of Business in the Public Interest, Inc.
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But in recent years, public interest has shifted toward the smelly, unmanicured zombie.
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Since then, public interest cases have secured many of our bedrock constitutional freedoms.
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Sadly, it's almost as if Whitehouse doesn't understand how public interest law works.
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That drew the ire of tech companies and public interest groups this week.
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An arrangement like that might serve the public interest in Mr. Trump's case.
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NAZK said it would assess Lyashko's declaration in light of the public interest.
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These dedicated employees must remain sharply focused on safety in the public interest.
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How does The Times balance the right to privacy against the public interest?
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The next president should strengthen the "hobbled rulemaking process," public interest advocates say.
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Does that not include foreign organizations like environmental and other public interest groups?
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Legally, social media companies aren't obligated to share data in the public interest.
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Journalists have a duty to report on it; it's in the public interest.
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Maybe Twitter thinks public interest campaigns related to an election are political ads.
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We've also worked with public interest organizations, including the Alliance for Securing Democracy.
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You don't have much time to think about what's in the public interest.
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Twitter's own rules say that accounts of public interest may qualify for verification.
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Public interest technology combines existing academic disciplines like computer science, law and sociology.
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The judge also rejected arguments that the article was in the public interest.
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It is instructive to consider other conflicts between medical privacy and public interest.
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Its sales began to fall in the late 2000s as public interest waned.
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Privacy is not an absolute right when the public interest is at stake.
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"This is a dangerous precedent and not at all in the public interest."
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Mr. Delrahim has cast his actions as a defense of the public interest.
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"We went into public-interest-type jobs because of the school," Lee said.
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Ethos Capital agreed to buy Public Interest Registry, manager and operator of the .
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Second, does a transaction result in public interest harms, including harms to competition?
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Robert WeissmanWashingtonThe writer is president of Public Citizen, the public interest advocacy group.
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Jonathan Turley is the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest at George Washington University.
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It also features public interest groups Public Knowledge, Common Cause and Consumers Union.
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But what actions should candidates endorse to ride this wave of public interest?
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This is a dangerous precedent and not at all in the public interest.
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I believe the story was reported fairly, responsibly and in the public interest.
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Could it spur a more vocal public interest for investing in city infrastructure?
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" As our lawsuit notes, "the public interest in receiving this information is significant.
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Nixon and found that the public interest outweighs the interests of the executive.
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"We are mindful that, just as there is a strong public interest in the safety and soundness of the financial system, there is a strong public interest in the efficiency of the financial system," he said in the prepared remarks.
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But a senior official at Common Cause North Carolina, the public-interest organizing group that helped bring the successful suit against the state's legislative maps, argued that the public interest demanded that Mr. Hofeller's digital archive be open to scrutiny.
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However, she believed it was in the "public interest" to have this footage released.
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Therefore, I do not believe that approving it would be in the public interest.
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Women struggle to maintain status after a spike of public interest during their youth.
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Why is this something that is in shareholder interest or in the public interest?
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The court acknowledged the amount of public interest on both sides of the issue.
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As his fame increased, public interest in his beliefs led him to write books.
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His actions are not impeachable because he believed they'd also help the public interest.
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Ferpa does not prohibit fulfilling an isolated records request made in the public interest.
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In this post, they explained the overwhelming public interest in making these records available.
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A largely private couple, the pair have chiefly ignored public interest in their relationship.
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We have decided that it would not be in the public interest to prosecute.
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But too many "me and my family" docs mistake personal interest for public interest.
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Why it matters: It's a reminder of the president's stranglehold on the public interest.
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T-Mobile and Sprint filed public interest statements to the Federal Communications Commission today.
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"We have decided that it would not be in the public interest to prosecute."
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That delay gave less weight to his assertion of acting in the public interest.
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Eminent domain allows for the government to expropriate private land in the public interest.
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"We have a substantial public interest in disclosure of those public documents," he said.
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But the question of whether Trump associates colluded with Russia is consuming public interest.
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That sort of consolidation worries public interest groups and their progressive allies in Congress.
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VoteCastr and Slate are not doing what they are doing in the public interest.
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Jonathan Turley is the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University.
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It has certainly created a greater public interest in the medium, which is good.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest and CREDO Action also collected signatures.
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J. Christian Adams is president and general counsel for the Public Interest Legal Foundation.
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That part even has bankers, unlikely allies to public-interest lawyers, up in arms.
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That same study showed 42 percent of Americans thought leaks harmed the public interest.
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Thankfully, Democratic lawmakers and public interest groups are calling attention to these stealth attacks.
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Since then, nothing has been made public to address the overriding public interest issue.
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The Noel case attracted significant amicus attention from consumer, public interest and business groups.
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Public interest advocates, important supporters of the proposal, criticized the letter on Wednesday evening.
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The Council and its lawyers couldn't explain a "compelling public interest" to a judge.
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Congress and public interest groups could go to court over what should be released.
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Jonathan Turley is the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University .
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All non-free-trade agreement exports are required to attain a public interest determination.
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It is a public space, and in a public space the public interest prevails.
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The judge also ordered that documents with the highest public interest be released first.
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The law will also not apply to images that are in the public interest.
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Its deal with Sidewalk Labs harnesses private "smart city" planning to the public interest.
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That means that the city has to keep its focus on the public interest.
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Kym Hunter, an attorney for SELC, said their request is in the public interest.
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One of the considerations is "newsworthiness" and if a tweet is of public interest.
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The public interest in A-listers' nuptials means the paparazzi can't get enough, either.
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Despite enormous public interest in child prodigies, relatively little research exists around the phenomenon.
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Trump's order also removed the requirement to provide a public interest justification for waivers.
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"I believe there is considerable public interest in releasing these documents," Collins said Wednesday.
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In seeking the president's returns, the House is clearly acting in the public interest.
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But he is the only person to express public interest in replacing Mr. Kelly.
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Some forward-thinking Democrats and public interest advocates have been pushing it for decades.
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More public interest groups and tech companies are also expected to take legal action.
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The Federal Communications Commission had questioned whether the agreement was in the public interest.
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Our existing public interest framework for media regulation does not apply to digital platforms.
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Rather than defending the public interest, he was working to defend T-Mobile's interests.
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Mnuchin then made comments dismissing public interest in the solar event, inflaming the controversy.
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In theory, the president's personal interests should be strictly defined by the public interest.
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That has already launched a heated battle between public interest advocates and industry groups.
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These organizations actually produce news, usually in the spirit of serving the public interest.
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Congress presumably decided such construction at this time was not in the public interest.
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Public Interest Registry (PIR), run by the nonprofit Internet Society, has long overseen the .
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Or a public-interest organization that believes in privacy could have paid for it.
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He has said the indictment of a president would not serve the public interest.
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"This trial has aroused public interest similar to that of a circus," he added.
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At the time, the commission was cheered by public interest advocates and President Obama.
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Jacobson is founder and president of the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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There are no agreements between the parties that are contrary to the public interest.
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A large part of the seed bank's mission is to ignite wider public interest.
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At the Fed, we too are nonpartisan and focused squarely on the public interest.
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The law school is adding a Minnesota Law Public Interest Residency Program, in which third-year students work full time in public interest and government jobs and earn a full-time paid position with the same organization for a year after graduation.
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Castel also said the public interest did not weigh in favor of a preliminary injunction.
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The Food and Drug Administration cracked down on the health claims, and public interest waned.
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Twitter says an account is verified if it&aposs determined to be of public interest.
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Comey noted that this was necessary because of the "intense public interest" in the case.
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However, there was considerable public interest in the outbreak even before the infections in Dallas.
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Look for public interest groups to try to rally Silicon Valley employees to get involved.
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That dissonance between corporate success and private pain has become a matter of public interest.
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An ill-conceived policy that fosters ill-will certainly does not serve the public interest.
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For digital works, by contrast, the markets are not working in serving the public interest.
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That settlement still has to be approved in federal court as serving the public interest.
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Competition regulators should immediately revoke a percentage of BA's "grandfathered" slots, citing the public interest.
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The company preserves other challenged clips that have public interest value or come from politicians.
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A proposal to hold company boards accountable to the "public interest" would be a quagmire.
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When reviewing licenses the FCC must determine if a renewal is in the public interest.
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Public-interest and labor groups have raised concerns about wireless price increases and job cuts.
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The dissolution of the traditional legal business model is good news for public interest law.
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Trump interviews on other television networks have seen ratings dips, possibly indicating flagging public interest.
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There is little public interest served in reporting on a profane comment made in private.
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Cecilia Muñoz is vice president for Public Interest Technology and Local Initiatives at New America.
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David McBride had followed public-interest disclosure rules by raising his concerns with his department.
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Public interest is just the kind of fuzzy language that led us to this moment.
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There are public interest exemptions to this right, such as archiving historical and scientific data.
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Carl Levin (D-Mich.), and from many public interest organizations, including Americans for Financial Reform.
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The order killed the requirement that lobbyist waivers be justified as in the public interest.
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Publication of the leak could certainly have been justified as a matter of public interest.
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Diversity: Public interest and consumer groups say it's a threat to diverse voices and content.
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"There is no public interest in perpetuating unlawful agency action," Bastian wrote in his ruling.
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How could he — or anyone, possibly — determine what the proper threshold of public interest is?
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Its ruling came after an individual launched a public interest litigation calling for a ban.
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Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest and adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
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In parallel, commentators have claimed that some stories gleaned from dumps have little public interest.
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A pilot reform launched last year even encouraged state prosecutors to pursue public-interest suits.
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To public-interest watchdogs and much of Silicon Valley, however, it's the stuff of nightmares.
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It is not clear what public interest was served by the appeal of these sentences.
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C.C. approval of this unnecessary merger would be an abandonment of its public interest responsibilities.
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Dr. Robert Goldberg is vice president of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest.
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President Obama backed the proposal earlier this year, and public interest groups are strongly supportive.
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The conversation will hinge around how the technology sector can contribute to the public interest.
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The mega merger failed the public interest test and divestiture conditions required by the FCC.
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If the United States cannot accept the public interest defense, it owes us an explanation.
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Mike Litt is the consumer campaign director for U.S. PIRG, a public interest research group.
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Creech said the EPA decided to begin releasing Pruitt's schedule because of "public interest"—i.e.
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Oliver A Houck is the David Boies Chair in Public Interest Law at Tulane University.
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He is chairman of Waxman Strategies, a public interest-focused policy and public relations firm.
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The news can slow down in August, and so can public interest in the race.
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Adam Zimmerman is a public interest communications consultant and advocate for smoke-free air policies.
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"In our opinion, the public interest to continue the investigation still carries weight," Ny claimed.
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Under the Venezuelan constitution, Congress must approve contracts of "national public interest" with foreign companies.
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Either big-money lobbying puts powerful interests ahead of the public interest, or it doesn't.
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After all, Thiel portrays his campaign against Gawker as a kind of public interest litigation.
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The move is intended to increase public interest in alternative fuels that are less polluting.
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Barr also emphasized that he believes the Mueller probe to be in the public interest.
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Rivalries can fade from public interest, but this does not mean they cease to exist.
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Not just pursuing strategic litigation in the public interest but also promoting industry best practice.
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But public interest advocates are raising concerns about tech's high profile on the campaign trail.
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In all three cases, public interest in the local immigrant population arose after the raids.
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Michael Avenatti, who represents Daniels, has said keeping the case alive serves the public interest.
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It also found the ban to be discriminatory and not to serve the public interest.
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This name—unsurprisingly—landed with a thud and never really captured the same public interest.
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"We conclude that the public interest weighs forcefully against issuing a stay," the panel said.
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Operating with a profit interest is often at odds with operating in the public interest.
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The author of the notice to county officials, the Public Interest Legal Foundation, responded quickly.
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The premise that facilitating corporate concentration is generally in the public interest is fundamentally flawed.
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What's supposed to safeguard taxpayers' money and the public interest ends up doing the reverse.
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In addition, there would not be considerable damage to the public interest without a trial.
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So much public interest in Samuel's whereabouts will keep any criminal organizations away from him.
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Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest.
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Every public official that I know believes that his election is in the public interest.
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Hoping you all find ways to increase public interest in your relationship this holiday season!
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Peter G. Lurie is the president of the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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Kara Cook-Schultz is Toxics Program director for the Texas Public Interest Research Group (TexPIRG).
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It is an opportunity to meet our own intellectual needs while serving the public interest.
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The Department of Justice requires a compelling public interest to talk about a pending investigation.
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The changes amount to a betrayal of the public interest for the benefit of banks.
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As we have stated previously, this transaction serves the public interest in several important ways.
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Registration fees generated $92 million in revenue for the Public Interest Registry in 2018 alone.
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The country is certainly worth it if the Constitution and the public interest demand it.
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The effort was supported by other public interest groups and some Democratic members of Congress.
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News outlets frequently report on classified information they believe to be in the public interest.
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She previously worked for nonprofit advocacy organizations Public Knowledge, the Public Interest Network and USAction.
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Today an internet suffix that signals a commitment to public interest ideals is in danger.
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Halting that work would not serve the public interest, and would tarnish the organization's reputation.
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Joshua Thompson is a senior attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm.
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It is against the public interest, however, to take the chance that he will not.
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Indeed, she and her publisher seemed to have fed public interest in her true identity.
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But already, public interest groups have asked the EPA to consider social and economic factors.
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"The Committees' interests in pursuing their constitutional legislative function is a far more significant public interest than whatever public interest inheres in avoiding the risk of a Chief Executive's distraction arising from disclosure of documents reflecting his private financial transactions," the court said Tuesday.
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"While the defendants have a strong public interest in protecting the integrity of voter registration rolls and the electoral process, they have other procedures in place that can protect that public interest that do not violate the NVRA," Pratt wrote in granting a preliminary injunction.
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She also argued that establishing the true death toll is a matter of high public interest.
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I was so proud to be a public interest attorney and a mentor to my students.
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He said the public interest would be served by "robust reporting," and analysis of the event.
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City of Seattle as a "First Amendment right to film matters of public interest," including police.
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Broadband industry lobbyists say the rules have stifled investment, but public interest advocates dispute that assertion.
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What Wilson is doing is offering fiber optic, high-speed internet access in the public interest.
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Public interest in the show also rippled out into the careers of all the cast members.
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It's your best opportunity to purge Congress of myopic telecom lackeys that disregard the public interest.
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" Barr could make his notice to Congress public if it "would be in the public interest.
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But given Zuckerberg's callous approach to public interest, his vocabulary may be worth a second listen.
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"The public interest in protecting confidential sources is particularly compelling in this case," the brief reads.
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Concern for the public interest and the health of our democracy should compel us to action.
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Nor has Mr. Trump expressed any public interest in using the oil to fund Syria's reconstruction.
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It judged that it was "not warranted in the public interest" to put them into resolution.
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"The judge sometimes equates the public interest with whether the public are interested," says Mr Maugham.
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Having weathered the storm, Joyce is using his more positive profile in areas of public interest.
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"At the very least we should expect increased and significant public interest and debate," it adds.
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The authors write: Facial recognition and affect recognition need stringent regulation to protect the public interest.
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While law firms have been slow to embrace new disruptive technologies, public interest law is different.
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Meanwhile, all Wikipedia can do is attempt to generate public interest about its plight in Turkey.
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" Reporter: "There's a lot of public interest in absence of the public counsel and his team.
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It ruled that access to American made-for-the-occasion ads was "in the public interest".
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"We don't think any delay in this case is in the public interest," the prosecutor said.
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More and more frequently, utility shareholder interests and the public interest have come out of alignment.
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Is this a 'friends and family' plan, or are you a President in the public interest?
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Journalists can't just ignore information that's in the public interest because the source might be shady.
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Since then, he's handled several public records transparency cases and many more cases of public interest.
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Our media institutions have a legal obligation to be fair and to protect the public interest.
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For example, if granting someone citizenship would be in the public interest due to humanitarian needs.
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You should try to recognize they're engaged in first amendment activity that's in the public interest.
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Jason Steinhauer is the director of Villanova University's Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest.
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"There's a great deal of public interest in sexual harassment issues [right now]," Tiefer told me.
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Adonis Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest and adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
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Jim O'Hara is Director, Health Promotion Policy, at the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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Their efforts address poverty and inequity, and the mobilization of private capital in the public interest.
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Because the public interest in transparency was extraordinary—Clinton was a presidential candidate, after all. 3.
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But they are at least trained to think scientifically about what is in the public interest.
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Second, while Sanders's campaign ignited public interest in democratic socialism, he was hardly the perfect candidate.
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But exceptions can be made if a photograph is deemed to be in the public interest.
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He previously was a senior public interest counsel under former Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (D).
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As far as she could tell, her life was altogether devoid of public action, public interest.
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The lacklustre institutional and public interest in the period only serves to prolong this jarring disconnect.
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This agency requires that a deal be in the "public interest" in addition to enhancing competition.
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Claiming a "compelling public interest" to support the tax spike to a judge did not work.
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Earlier this year, the agency provisionally found Fox's bid would not be in the public interest.
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A better solution than allowing Cabinet members to do this is a public interest balancing test.
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The inspector general rejected his claim that this disclosure met the Justice Department's "public interest" standard.
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California state courts should adhere to the federal standard for fee-shifting in public interest cases.
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But these airwaves are the public's, and their use has always come with public-interest obligations.
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The US Public Interest Research Group Education Fund tested dozens of typical classroom materials for toxins.
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"I think there is enough public interest that it will have the court's attention," he said.
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"They are an industry with a set of objectives that flatly contradicts public interest," Kleiman said.
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They'll be joined by public interest groups, including the National Hispanic Media Coalition and Free Press.
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The Senate's failure to vote on her reconfirmation represents a stunning loss for the public interest.
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This lead to a massive explosion in public interest in Gerald Gardner and, later, Valiente herself.
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Already, public interest groups and politicians alike are sounding the alarm about potential harms to consumers.
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In politics, more degrees of freedom are good for outcomes that are in the public interest.
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Jonathan Turley is the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University Law School.
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But under international human rights law, the public interest — not any particular government's interest — is crucial.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correct the name of U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
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A federal appeals court ruled in 22018 that it should be released in the public interest.
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" But it said that "the public interest in safety supports denial of a stay pending appeal.
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Matthew CasaleBostonThe writer is 21st-century transportation campaign director for the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest has urged the F.D.A. to bar its use.
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How important is ethical reporting to you in the pursuit of stories in the public interest?
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Addressing legitimate privacy concerns, however, need not entail the obstruction of public-interest journalism and research.
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Public interest in violence has long tilted toward outlier cases deemed especially exciting, relatable or outrageous.
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"Thus, the public interest in disclosure outweighed any privacy interest" under the Freedom of Information Act.
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That doesn't mean that a different trial wouldn't be of public interest and worth public funding.
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Neal RosensteinNew YorkThe writer is government reform coordinator for the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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Major companies have also used their market power to get away with abusing the public interest.
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While these practices are not illegal, they do not accurately reflect public interest in a book.
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Accepting a public interest job in the Bay Area of California in 2017 is not feasible.
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So there's a clear public interest in knowing exactly how Bezos plans to spend this money.
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"But as journalists, it is our job to cover what garners public interest," Mr. Eligon said.
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He noted that "every public official I know" believes their election is in the public interest.
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"I think some borrowers will be less likely to commit to long-term public interest careers."
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Or, given the intense public interest in his investigation, Mueller could deliver a more expansive assessment.
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A Senate committee rejected that request after concluding that the information was in the public interest.
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In that case, the commission also ruled the extension would not be in the public interest.
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Facebook refused, saying the ad was from a political leader and thus in the public interest.
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These programs, particularly those that are more restrictive, have triggered criticism from public interest advocacy groups.
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Dershowitz laid out three types of presidential motivations: public interest, political interest, and private financial interest.
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For this he has been praised by the industry but pilloried by the public interest bar.
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There is no rule that the president actually believes these things are in the public interest.
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Almost on cue, the objections from so-called public interest advocates came in fast and furious.
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"Among the considerations is 'newsworthiness' and whether a Tweet is of public interest," the company wrote.
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The former is less likely though, due to the public interest in the case, Penson said.
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A new generation of nonprofit newsrooms are working to rebuild journalism that serves the public interest.
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Qualifications:• 1 year of experience in the legislative process and/or public interest work or advocacy.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest recently published such a list, available at www.nutritionaction.com.
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A 85033 report from public interest group Common Cause found that political forces blunted its impact.
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A dozen challenges have been filed by 22 state attorneys general, public interest groups and others.
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Mayor after mayor, City Hall never decided that small businesses were in the city's public interest.
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Public-interest technology means working toward the broader, difficult challenge of rebuilding trust in our democracy.
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There are many instructive public interest technologies that focus on designing with (not just for) users.
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"We're happy with what we've seen done," said Mr. Churchwell of the Public Interest Legal Foundation.
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At the very least, Nunes should drop his double standards on leaks in the public interest.
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"The public interest is best served through this resolution," Crown prosecutor Michael Callaghan told the court.
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Its decision focuses narrowly on whether the pipeline is in the public interest, not environmental questions.
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Suits were also filed on Tuesday by Free Press and Public Knowledge, two public interest groups.
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Public interest groups are trying to make net neutrality an issue in this year's midterm elections.
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Yeah, certainly, they're not publicly ... Their interest is not a public interest, it's a commercial corporation.
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As I have previously stated, however, I am mindful of the public interest in this matter.
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Consumer, health and environment groups, such as the Natural Resources Defense Council and allied groups such as the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, Food Animals Concern Trust, Center for Science in the Public Interest and Consumers Union had also called on KFC to set stricter antibiotics policies.
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"The Committees' interests in pursuing their constitutional legislative function is a far more significant public interest than whatever public interest inheres in avoiding the risk of a Chief Executive's distraction arising from disclosure of documents reflecting his private financial transactions," the judges ruled in their majority opinion.
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"It's in the public interest to build AI well, but everyone has to be convinced," says Dafoe.
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That is possible, said Ed Mierzwinksi, the consumer program director for the U.S. Public Interest Research Groups.
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Democrats have been arguing strongly that the public release of Mueller's report is in the public interest.
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Now he has no news organization to filter the information to ensure it serves the public interest.
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To clarify: these videos are not being kept up because they are newsworthy or for public interest.
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The FDA is "aware of the growing public interest in cannabis and cannabis-derived products," Gottlieb said.
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We still don't know how Twitter picks which accounts are "of public interest" and which are not.
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But Wojcicki also hopes 23andMe will inspire more public interest in genetics and in science in general.
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This has once again piqued public interest in her life, including her marriage to publisher George Putnam.
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"I believe there is considerable public interest in releasing these documents," tweeted Damian Collins, the committee's chair.
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The company frequently produced small runs of a certain design, called sample hats, to gauge public interest.
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"It smacks of prioritizing the interests of the powerful donors over the public interest," Ms. Lerner said.
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Rights come with "responsibilities and obligations" and citizens "must comply with the public interest and public order".
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"The public interest demands a swift but thorough impeachment investigation," the House wrote in its filing Tuesday.
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And they need to know how to do that quickly given the political importance and public interest.
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These rules are being discussed in rooms where the public interest has no seat at the table.
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After a while, though, public interest dimmed, and terrazzo came to be seen as passé and kitschy.
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"It seems to me this is a classic public interest lawsuit," he said, according to court transcripts.
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But often the information that is derived from hacked material is newsworthy and in the public interest.
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All social media platforms should embrace this challenge and treat it as a shared public interest priority.
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Twitter verifies all kinds of accounts it considers "of public interest," including celebrities, athletes and journalists (hi!).
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"It is a project based on private interests, not on public interest or objective evidence," he said.
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Aiding in the dissemination of medical records must come with an obvious news-worthiness or public interest.
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The law also lets a judge release grand jury information when strong public interest is at stake.
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The judge ruled to accept the audio material as evidence as it was in the public interest.
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"A balance should be struck between private and public interest," the spokesman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Some temporary jobs and some taxes is not enough to win the public interest argument," he said.
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Does it feel good to be focusing on one particular body of work, because of public interest?
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Representative Adam Schiff, the intelligence committee's top Democrat, said the cancellation was not in the public interest.
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The FCC mandate is to promote the public interest, not the interests of the industry it regulates.
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Chris MacKenzie is campaign director of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group's Democracy for the People campaign.
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They'd be 100 percent behind journalists who can adequately and persuasively articulate what the public interest is.
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He said the public interest would be best served if the bureau instead revised the existing rule.
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Since these projects are in public interest, a compensatory replantation would be carried out, the report added.
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FACT and U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund also sent representatives to deliver the KFC petitions.
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Adonis Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
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The warning was contained in the annual report by the US Public Interest Research Group Education Fund.
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The idea is simple: It's in the public interest to preserve speech from public officials and politicians.
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Initially drafted to prosecute foreign agents, the law has no provisions for disclosures in the public interest.
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Does the balance of fairness favor Jim Acosta or the government and what's in the public interest?
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The attacks on Bitcoin have generally led to a temporary lull in public interest in virtual currencies.
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Avenatti also suggested that the public interest should focus beyond the salacious details of Daniels' alleged affair.
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The most controversial aspect of our TOS is the newsworthy/public interest clause, the 'protection' you mention.
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A.I. winters came in the 1970s and 1980s as public interest waned and outside funding dried up.
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The problem is that any effort to limit such sites could curtail public interest in funding litigation.
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It's the communal, republican standard of the public interest that applies here, not that of egoistic liberalism.
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The aim of verification is to let people know that an account of public interest is legitimate.
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A former Huawei employee shared detailed spreadsheets, telling the Post that the information is of public interest.
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It also helps that ISDS maintains important elements of sovereignty, like regulations made in the public interest.
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He founded a public interest investigation firm, One World Research, which he directed from 2007 to 2010.
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This prevents future governments from operating in the public interest if it harms business in any fashion.
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And for years Google's regulatory agenda seemed aligned with the public interest in a relatively uncomplicated way.
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J. Christian Adams is president of the Public Interest Legal Foundation and a former Justice Department attorney.
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There are a lot more active organizations in Washington representing business than there are public interest groups.
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Our main goal is to produce well-reported, contextualised, and in-depth journalism in the public interest.
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This pay-later model enables graduates to pursue lower-paying, high-satisfaction or public interest career pathways.
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Adonis Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest, Inc and adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
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"ICIJ is publishing the information in the public interest," the organization wrote in a Monday blog post.
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There is obviously a public interest in enabling the government to keep some national security information secret.
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At the very least, there has to be a genuine opportunity to offer a public interest defense.
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Groups who use these tools to research information in the public interest have already felt some impact.
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Public interest groups acting on behalf of Medicaid recipients are likely to challenge such waivers in court.
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Attorney General Geoffrey Cox had said it was not in the public interest to publish the advice.
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Matt Wood, policy director at DC-based public interest group Free Press Action Fund, ridiculed Blackburn's statement.
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"False speech does not serve the public interest the way that true speech does," the scholars wrote.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Bradley said that concerns about public interest and corporate governance issues warranted further investigation.
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Or if it's required for the purposes of preventive medicine or necessary for reasons of public interest.
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The company did, however, delist websites in cases of personal privacy that existed outside the public interest.
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Trump defense lawyer Alan Dershowitz makes bizarre claim that Trump's election itself is in the public interest
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"And if there's anything that shows a possible public interest motive … that destroys their case," Philbin said.
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The photographs and story are unquestionably compelling and provide insight into an event of crucial public interest.
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The "public interest drift" among law students has been a long-running concern among some legal educators.
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Adonis Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest and CEO of The Advisory Counsel, Inc.
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The company said it weighs a tweet's "newsworthiness" and the general public interest when making these decisions.
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"After the order was issued, a number of historians, public interest organizations, opposed the change," Leahy said.
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" "The country's current arrangements with Australia on refugee policy are a matter of journalistic and public interest.
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But in a further blow to the public interest, Congress stripped the legislation of any reporting requirements.
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The FCC needs to stand up for the public interest and deny this wasteful, debt-ridden deal.
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In July 2013, the New York Public Interest Research Group reported that Mr. Litwin had given Gov.
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Jonathan Turley is the Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law and teaches torts at George Washington University.
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With the growth of public interest in topic, countries are revisiting and revamping their policies around restitution.
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Mr. Acharya, 33, is a public interest lawyer for BraunHagey & Borden, a law firm in San Francisco.
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"Every public official I know believes that his election is in the public interest," Mr. Dershowitz said.
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Labour will introduce a broader "public interest" test to stop hostile takeovers "destroying treasured home-grown" industries.
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Anna Deavere Smith has carved out a singular niche straddling performance art, academia, and public-interest journalism.
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I'd imagine they would too... I had no idea myself this case would arouse such public interest.
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The standard, according to policy and precedent, is that the release should be in the public interest.
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Public interest groups have argued the bill would expose more of Americans' personal data to cyber criminals.
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"We knew already that publishing the dossier was in the public interest," spokesperson Matt Mittenthal told CNN.
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But we put a high priority on transparency and the public interest in knowing about their government.
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November's elections made clear that voters were fed up with politicians putting self-interest before public interest.
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He was also an editor at the magazines Commentary and The Public Interest, and Doubleday Anchor Books.
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Those standards permit declassification when the public interest in disclosure outweighs any need to protect the information.
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We have many competing ideals of the public interest, and we argue about them all the time.
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Being very, very clear about what's in the public interest and the balance that we're trying to strike between that public interest of people being able to view and respond to that content and the harm that that content could possibly have if it stays up on the platform.
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"The Committees' interests in pursuing their constitutional legislative function is a far more significant public interest than whatever public interest inheres in avoiding the risk of a Chief Executive's distraction arising from disclosure of documents reflecting his private financial transactions," the 2nd Circuit panel said in its ruling.
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"The committees' interests in pursuing their constitutional legislative function is a far more significant public interest than whatever public interest inheres in avoiding the risk of a chief executive's distraction arising from disclosure of documents reflecting his private financial transactions," Judge Jon O. Newman wrote for the majority.
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A journalist's job should be to provide information and reporting in the public interest—to serve its readers.
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As commissioner, Tom Wheeler told those four companies that they should be serving the public interest as well.
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We know all of this because of reporters and public interest groups, not because of government compliance forms.
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The decision about what is in the public interest is, ultimately, up to the reporter and their editors.
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"As I have previously stated, however, I am mindful of the public interest in this matter," Barr wrote.
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The FCC is obligated to listen to the comments it receives and to act in the public interest.
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Clyburn is a known ally to public interest groups and could potentially sway favorability in the carrier's direction.
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Since its creation in 2002, Public Interest Registry has been part of a nonprofit called the Internet Society.
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Mr. Ciccarello said that public interest in the objects, even before the museum opens, was healthy for scholarship.
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Other examples of the texts are much more mundane, personal, and likely don't have a clear public interest.
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"Live-streaming of court proceedings is manifestly in public interest," the court said in its 106-page order.
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There's an obvious public interest in allegations that law firms have breached their duty to clients, Koning said.
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But, when officers shoot and kill unarmed black children, the groundswell of public interest demands answers and accountability.
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We need to find ways to fund and maintain public interest for mitigation and preparedness to be successful.
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More recently, in 1994 the Center for Science in the Public Interest published an analysis of movie popcorn.
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I identify as much as a father as I do a public interest lawyer, if not more so.
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However, recognizing the level of public interest in this case we felt it appropriate to provide additional support.
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Syed has unsuccessfully appealed his conviction before, but Serial's breakout success helped refuel public interest in his case.
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He said the Vera field trips came at an all-time-high for public interest in prison issues.
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The attorney general&aposs office argued vigorously for the release, calling it a matter of exceptional public interest.
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It contains very little of value or public interest, and for now none of it is independently verifiable.
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They reported precisely what the hackers wanted reported even though it didn't contain any information of public interest.
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"How a cabinet Secretary performs his or her functions is always a matter of public interest," James wrote.
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It's often the enemy of the public interest and it often uses regulations to try and crush entrepreneurs.
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The organization has drawn criticism broadly for leaking information indiscriminately, including publishing personal information of no public interest.
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The family lives of celebrities have long captivated public interest, and that truth is obvious with the Kardashians.
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One America joined a coalition of public interest and trade groups asking the FCC to deny the merger.
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I think in this case a court might well say the privilege is overridden by the public interest.
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He generally, indeed, neither intends to promote the public interest, nor knows how much he is promoting it.
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The message was signed by public interest groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Common Cause and Public Knowledge.
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The Texas senator said it was in the public interest for the editorial board's recording to be released.
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A key responsibility of the USTR is to guard against requests that don't serve the broad public interest.
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Whether the effect is subtle or obvious, it will come at a huge cost to the public interest.
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It means online and offline journalism and culture paid for by the public and in the public interest.
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"The Espionage Act does not permit a public interest defense," Snowden said earlier this month, according to CNN.
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Mr Deltour's lawyers argue that the action was justified because it was in the wider European public interest.
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NEAL ROSENSTEIN New York The writer is government reform coordinator for the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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"This is an enormous win for consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the public interest group Public Knowledge.
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The FCC, by contrast, has a more rigorous responsibility: To ensure that the deal serves the public interest.
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The women's professional leagues they move on to are still struggling to develop and hold lasting public interest.
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Comey, in turn, maintains that the information was not classified and that the disclosures served the public interest.
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Under the Tunney Act, Judge Emmet Sullivan must determine whether the proposed settlement is in the public interest.
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"This case comes before the Court as part of a larger strategy to disable public interest regulation," Sen.
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It is unclear that it was a matter of public interest to know Mr. Powell's privately expressed opinions.
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The rise of the nones seems to have been accompanied by a decline in public interest in doctrine.
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David Balto is a public interest antitrust attorney and the former policy director of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Then, in June 2015, a judge released the video of the 2013 shooting, renewing public interest in it.
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Across committees, lawmakers should ensure political appointees have the knowledge and the will to serve the public interest.
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He started making the rounds, offering interviews on the topic and stoking public interest in the birther claims.
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Naturally, an American "right to be forgotten" would need some common-sense restrictions to safeguard the public interest.
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A giant bureaucracy, not the people affected, determine what is in the public interest and what is not.
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Public interest advocates say that arrangement would allow AT&T to give preferential treatment to its own content.
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A public interest lawyer for many years, he is the author of 13 books and hundreds of articles.
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Supporters of the bills include review sites like Yelp and TripAdvisor, as well as major public interest groups.
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These feats, in turn, have captured public interest to an extent that far surpassed anything AI experienced before.
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"We are in uncharted territory," said Mike Litt, consumer program advocate for the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
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Nunes cited executive privilege — a privilege typically claimed by the president for withholding information in the public interest.
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"When we do discovery in class actions, we see all kinds of information of public interest," Stein said.
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At age 54, Jeff Bezos is more of a figure of public interest, fascination and scrutiny than ever.
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S. Public Interest Technology fellow, author of A Comprehensive Guide to Self-Sovereign Identity and founder of IdentityWoman.net.
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However, due to huge public interest, it didn't take long for the microphone to secure a new ride.
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Several leading public interest groups greeted Wheeler's broadband privacy proposal warmly, and criticized industry efforts to undermine it.
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The scope of the Republican assault on the federal regulatory apparatus is unprecedented, according to public interest advocates.
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The Institute for Justice, which describes itself as a libertarian public interest law firm, is representing the couple.
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By contrast, career and technical education has seen well over a decade of steady growth in public interest.
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Against this background, the public interest in disclosure far outweighs the executive interests that might ordinarily justify secrecy.
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The judge ultimately decided that it was not in the public interest for the order to be issued.
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As the coronavirus spreads, the public interest requires employers to abandon their longstanding resistance to paid sick leave.
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As the coronavirus spreads, the public interest demands that employers abandon their longstanding resistance to paid sick leave.
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State governments, public interest groups and others will seek to prevent some of the damage from the order.
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For the pipeline to proceed, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission must decide that it's in the public interest.
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Treating email as public by default rather than private like phone calls does not serve the public interest.
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"From the point of view of public interest, the impact is profound," Justice Mary Misener said in court.
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"Throughout history, people have been doing things on public land if it's in the public interest," he said.
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Wednesday's FCC action drew a strong rebuke from the agency's lone Democratic commissioner and other public interest advocates.
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Layard stoked great public interest in Assyria with the publication of his book, Nineveh and its Remains (1849).
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The documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly" that aired on Lifetime revived public interest in the case against Kelly.
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He said the two judgments "raise matters of public interest beyond the particular issue in the wardship proceedings".
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New York lawmakers who continue to block funding for them are putting ideology ahead of the public interest.
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As Mr. Falk saw it, anything he could do to prevent that fate would serve the public interest.
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Since 2003, it's been managed by the Public Interest Registry (PIR), a nonprofit overseen by the Internet Society.
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It is simply not in the public interest to subsidize infrastructure in cities that are preventing housing construction.
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Corrupt public officials can rig bids, sell work and practice other malfeasance that isn't in the public interest.
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It's some of their elected officials -- who are beholden to corporate interests -- who are blocking the public interest.
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As a result, the incentive for plaintiff lawyers is to maximize their fees irrespective of the public interest.
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When presented with evidence and a clear public-interest case, government ministers would be legally bound to act.
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Jeff Robinson is the transportation program director for US Public Interest Research Group (PIRG), a nonprofit advocacy group.
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Even plaintiffs' lawyers say it may not be in the public interest to squeeze the companies too tightly.
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But we are also a client's conscience, and we have to do what is in the public interest.
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Members still may be tempted to cast votes that are personally profitable but not in the public interest.
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In November, the Internet Society (ISOC), which owns the Public Interest Registry (PIR), the group that maintains the .
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Personal Health Problems with estrogen and testosterone, the body's main sex hormones, tend to attract widespread public interest.
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A DVD release of the show in 2007 rekindled public interest, and Mr. Frost's creative wheels turned again.
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He described himself as a video journalist and multimedia artist who works on political and public interest projects.
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The rules would enable fossil fuel companies and others to put their profits ahead of the public interest.
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Public interest groups, Democratic lawmakers and sensible Republicans in Congress ought to vigorously oppose Mr. Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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With the traditional mechanics of federal regulation effectively neutered, savvy public interest lawyers turned to more creative approaches.
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More public interest groups are expected to ask the FCC to delay the vote ahead of its Dec.
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But to obtain verification an account has to be "in the public interest," according to Instagram's verification page.
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The F.B.I. discloses its investigations only in rare circumstances, when officials believe it is in the public interest.
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And – and anything that big should be subjected to scrutiny to see if the public interest in served.
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To address conflicts between the public interest in transparency and privacy rights, the rules allowed for protective orders.
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Obfuscation, delay, and excuses do not serve the Commission, or the public interest it has sworn to protect.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), which runs these productions, may sound like an impartial, public-interest institution.
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The party was devoted to the people and fighting graft was completely in the public interest, he added.
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ORG from the previous operator to Public Interest Registry was the largest transfer of domains in Internet history.
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And maybe find a way to serve the public interest without sharing in a way that upsets people.
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He was reviewing the Aereo case and wanted to show how its ruling might impact the public interest.
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They play a crucial scientific and public interest role, but they're not involved in day-to-day politics.
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The public interest group Free Press and crafts marketplace Etsy are also expected to sue the FCC eventually.
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Demonstrate that the Obama administration is effective and acts in the public interest by effectively managing government; c.
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His father, also retired, was a public interest lawyer with both Western Massachusetts Legal Services in Springfield, Mass.
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To Ghosh, now a fellow at New America's Public Interest Technology, it looks like Washington's not even trying.
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Such an outcome would ill serve the public interest, especially in times of financial or national security crisis.
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But now there is a greater probability courts could void such agreements deeming them against the public interest.
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It led to considerable new investment in aviation technology and heightened public interest in the science of flight.
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If they all went to work as lobbyists for public interest groups, there would probably be little outrage.
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"My decision will be on whether the merger operates or may be expected to operate against the public interest, taking into account the specified public interest considerations of media plurality and genuine commitment to broadcasting standards," Secretary of State for Culture and Media Matt Hancock, said in a written ministerial statement.
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These include that the public interest value of the information (defined in some detail) outweighs the harm to the public interest from disclosure, and that the whistle-blower tried to report the wrongdoing, unless reporting would have been ineffective or posed a significant risk of retaliation or destruction of evidence.
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"As for the public interest, we conclude that it is best served by respecting the Constitution's assignment of the power of the purse to Congress, and by deferring to Congress's understanding of the public interest as reflected in its repeated denial of more funding for border barrier construction," the judges wrote.
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If we understand aggregate user data as a public resource, then just as broadcast licensees must abide by public interest obligations in exchange for the privilege of monetizing the broadcast spectrum, so too should large digital platforms abide by public interest obligations in exchange for the privilege of monetizing our data.
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This protects powerful people from deliberate, malicious lies, while leaving space for oversight and criticism in the public interest.
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"This is a matter of significant public interest and should be heard entirely in open court," the committee wrote.
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Judging by the public interest community's reaction to Pai's appointment, that process will be lively, to say the least.
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Instead Barr rightly determined that releasing as much of the report as legally permissible was in the public interest.
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J. CHRISTIAN ADAMS, PUBLIC INTEREST LEGAL FOUNDATION: Well, at the FBI, they seem to move them to human resources.
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"This final transition will require some tipping point in terms of vehicle availability and public interest," the authors write.
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We've failed to get answers from Facebook and we believe the documents contain information of very high public interest.
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Regulators ought to do what is in the public interest, which is exactly what the energy commission's rule does.
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But it was Rasmussen's letter that piqued public interest and led to the condemnation of her band, Good English.
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Amazon's tax filings are a matter of legitimate public interest, and major politicians are forced to guess about them.
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The family has lived under a relatively strict code of conduct and the microscope of public interest for generations.
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What's next: The FCC continues to evaluate the deal to see whether it meets the agency's public interest standard.
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The Espionage act, under which he would be tried, does not allow him to appeal to the public interest.
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Signed, If you know something that deserves to be investigated and exposed in the public interest, please email us.
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We've failed to get answers from Facebook and we believe the documents contain information of very high public interest.
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This matter is of keen public interest and the facts of this case underscore the importance of proceeding carefully.
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This follows complaints from a number of public interest groups alleging YouTube failed to live up to COPPA's requirements.
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Public interest in her private life is too much for many potential suitors, the pop star told Australian Vogue.
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They decided to go back and investigate the substance a couple months ago after increased public interest towards it.
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We call on the FCC to investigate whether Sinclair's production of distorted news reports fails the public interest test.
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The suspect, identified as Michael Reed, 32, was arrested on three charges, including defacing an object of public interest.
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"If you're broadcasting to millions of people, you need to serve the public interest," he told the Financial Times.
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While the IOC's sponsorship model favours fewer sponsors who pay more, the games continue to generate worldwide public interest.
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"I felt very invaded personally, but then I also saw it was such a public interest issue," Carroll says.
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A manatee in the Crystal River, Florida Pacific Legal Foundation, a conservative public interest law firm, celebrated the downlisting.
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It can cover a range of subjects deemed to be in public interest, from individual to broad industry matters.
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"We fully understand that there is intense public interest, and that emotions run high," MacLeod said in a statement.
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Zavadski said the government's use of undercover agents is precisely why the Alimehmeti case is of great public interest.
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The plan drew its share of supporters, including President Obama and public interest groups that work on consumer issues.
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The NGO is creating a network of finalists and empowering them to work together on campaigns of public interest.
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The public interest in this case is staggering and it has stoked an incredible amount of intense online debate.
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A former employee of a public interest group tells of being berated by Pai for an offending press release.
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It's a difficult needle to thread, but Twitter clearly believes it's found a solution that serves the public interest.
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As long as publishers' prospective stories are a matter of public interest, the First Amendment is a brick wall.
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The committee recommended allowing reclamation of land for infrastructure such as ports and bridges "in the larger public interest".
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L, but disputed the analysis that led to the view the deal may not be in the public interest.
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The rules also give Barr latitude to disclose parts of the report if it is in the public interest.
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They require proactive and far-reaching solutions from a regulator that is statutorily required to uphold the public interest.
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Trump seems to know no limits whatsoever in his commingling of the public interest and his personal business interests.
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The judge said there was a public interest to protect sensitive commercial material that is given to potential investors.
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Peter J. Pitts, a former FDA associate commissioner, is president of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest.
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The announcement was praised by everyone from the Chamber of Commerce and the Internet Association to public interest groups.
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Peter J. Pitts, a former FDA Associate Commissioner, is president of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest.
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" Thereafter, the attorney general then "may determine that public release of these reports would be in the public interest.
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Insisting on a "freedom to copy," they argued that the private rights of corporations were overrunning the public interest.
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Of course, this blurs the line of corporate and public interest, but this is America, and not without precedent.
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If it does, the move will dismay public interest advocates who fear the decline of diverse programming on television.
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I'm no lawyer, but I believe that the release of these documents would have been in the public interest.
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"That information has strong public interest in multiple ways," Topic said of the details redacted because of privacy interests.
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So is this just another self-dealing benefit for Mr. Trump, or is it motivated by the public interest?
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The matter was of intense public interest amid news reports of previous business troubles and allegations of financial violations.
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On the contrary, in building Amazon into a $1 trillion company, he has often worked against the public interest.
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Amash's public interest in an impeachment inquiry already has secured at least one opponent in next year's Republican primary.
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That's why public interest law firms and attorneys often step in to represent clients on a pro bono basis.
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Our view is simple: Democracy is best served when elected officials are wholly committed to advancing the public interest.
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Supporters must also pursue an open and evolving debate across party lines about public goods and the public interest.
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Privacy has been a cornerstone of American life and has long been recognized to be in the public interest.
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The "Restoring Internet Freedom Act" would do no such thing, according to public interest groups and open internet advocates.
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Watson, who was raised in a single-parent household, is using the PSLF to go into public interest law.
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And how often is it that they stick around the market for 17 years, despite fairly limited public interest?
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Meanwhile, angry progressive lawmakers and public interest groups have pledged to fight any effort to roll back the rules.
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They also often will seek to impose onerous conditions, like demanding certain "public interest" concessions, that discourage broadband deployment.
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That position must again come with a responsibility to serve the public interest by actively protecting users from misinformation.
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Public interest groups fear major corporations like Sinclair or CBS would grow more powerful through the relaxation of rules.
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The authorities later told them that only government organizations were allowed to sponsor public-interest ads, Ms. Xiao said.
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If you can find me a universal definition of the public interest measured in policy outcomes, please send it.
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When she departed the agency in 2016, though, she left some Democratic-aligned public interest groups a tad miffed.
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The Public Interest was the birthplace of neoconservatism, and that mantle was later taken on by the Weekly Standard.
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What sets the Trumps apart is how little interest they show in the public interest compared to their own.
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It prohibits "arbitrary deprivation of property" but allows expropriation of land for "public interest" after "just and equitable" compensation.
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Many in the A.N.C. say no, since Article 25 allows for appropriation without compensation where public interest is concerned.
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" Then last month, Britain's competition regulator provisionally rejected the deal, saying that it was "not in the public interest.
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"To state the obvious, these documents have a lot of public interest, and the timing is important," Contreras said.
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But public interest groups say the utilities are effectively seeking a bailout for mistakes made by well-compensated executives.
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Several public interest groups including Public Knowledge and the National Hispanic Media Coalition also promised to file a suit.
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On Monday, the schools announced that they had formed a new organization called the Public Interest Technology University Network.
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" You can defend your actions by arguing your story is in the public interest, with "fair and accurate reporting.
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And the thing is that some things in the public interest have to be funded by the public. Right.
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Public Interest Registry has been struggling to keep up with the financial demands of maintaining the dot-org community.
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Activists said there's a strong current drawing law school graduates toward elite law firms rather than public interest groups.
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In these cases most responders seem to mix teaching and punishing in the hope of protecting the public interest.
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If it were a crime, then journalists, campaigns, and public interest groups would be subject to regular criminal prosecution.
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James, menwhile, said the ban would "harm both the military and the broader public interest," as well as morale.
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The rules would kick in if Ethos successfully acquires Public Interest Registry (PIR), a nonprofit organization that manages .org.
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On Wednesday, Underhill said the judgments "raise matters of public interest beyond the particular issue in the wardship proceedings".
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Mr. Davisson, 31, is a lawyer in Washington for the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a public interest research center.
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These attacks are all the more reason for Congress to be focused on the public interest and consumer protection.
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Peter J. Pitts, a former FDA Associate Commissioner, is president of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest.
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As a practical matter, federal trials do happen fairly quickly, particularly where the court recognizes a pressing public interest.
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The Comey memos have received intense public interest since Comey discussed their existence during his Senate testimony last spring.
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News releases fly every time a controversial issue arises from public interest groups and those affiliated with the parties.
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Not surprisingly after the Mueller report was made public, interest in the Fake Russian collusion narrative has fallen apart.
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Two is just have fidelity of that core mission to hold all powerful interests accountable to the public interest.
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For example, it should be clear that courts can and should consider the public interest when considering injunction requests.
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Public interest lawsuits have helped citizens press for government action and win significant victories on air pollution, for example.
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She then practiced public interest law and worked on policy initiatives on behalf of children and indigent criminal defendants.
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Moreover, the declassification would be in the public interest, and is in the interest of fairness to Lt. Gen.
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Landlords did not create this windfall, and it's in the public interest to require them to share the benefits.
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The term can be extended if the court determines it to be in the public interest to do so.
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And even with the dissolution of the relationship, public interest in the couple's breakup is helping Grande sell music.
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According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, the NLM has said it will explore this request.
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Again, this is what politics is about — finding the workable trade-offs in competing visions of the public interest.
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The Trump administration can move quickly to design and implement a sensible regulatory framework for unmanned aircraft systems that promotes innovation while protecting the public interest, in order to maintain our nation's competitive edge, fully exploit the incredible public interest benefits of this technology, and move into the next generation of unmanned flight.
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She has worked in rural legal defense and currently works as a public interest attorney for workers exposed to asbestos.
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"I do not believe that moving forward with this plan is in the public interest," Pai wrote in a statement.
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There is a public interest, a few legal experts argued to me, in having agencies publicly state their policy positions.
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We do this only after weighing the public interest value of the content against the risk of real-world harm.
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Bitcoin and its imitators are decentralized currencies that mostly use algorithms and public interest to determine their supply and value.
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The news highlights the broader issue of the fragility of online archives, including those preserving information in the public interest.
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At the hearing with Mandelblit, the 69-year-old Netanyahu can cite the public interest in arguing against an indictment.
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Last year, it completely removed long-standing price caps from its contract with Public Interest Registry (PIR), which oversees the .
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Much like obscenity, what's in the public interest is never quite defined — but we know it when we see it.
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Fortunately, by introducing special exceptions, the final law acknowledges the need for researchers working with the public interest in mind.
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Having these spaces has allowed the Whitney to create programs that tie public interest to the museum's collection and exhibitions.
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Germany has faced criticism in the past for laws that place a higher value on personal privacy than public interest.
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Thakur's fresh case, a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) suit, is listed on the Supreme Court website for hearing on Friday.
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An unexpected by-product of Mr Zuma's scandal-plagued presidency has been a growing public interest in the justice system.
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No, you're not talking to White House Official Ivanka Trump who is capable of speaking to issues of public interest.
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"He may be unable to participate in some of the FTC's high-profile and consequential matters of intense public interest."
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It can't be in public interest, they wrote, "that a portion of this country be made to live in fear".
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So we have to make them habitable to us, and they have to be the governor of the public interest.
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The second explanation is that the two firms think that they can win a public-interest argument about technological leadership.
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There's public interest in plant-based protein because of concerns about animal welfare and the environmental impact of factory farming.
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Because section 241 has a wider mandate and admits a new and hence unpredictable factor into the equation – public interest.
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But a federal prosecutor told Berman that there was a "public interest" in bringing the case to trial more quickly.
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A Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Wednesday featuring trade groups for tech and telecom companies, but not public interest groups.
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The former looks at whether a merger is in the public interest, while the latter weighs the impact on competition.
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Google has not delisted 57% of the sites, in part because they contain information which is "in the public interest".
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Singapore's law gives ministers the initial right to decide what information is both false and injurious to the public interest.
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Emails show staff had internal discussions about how an "extraordinary level of public interest and concern" drove the web traffic.
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Elizabeth B. Wydra is president of the Constitutional Accountability Center, a public-interest law firm, think tank and action center.
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Facebook prohibits content that glorifies promotes violence, only permitting violent content that is considered to be in the public interest.
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Those in favor of breaking encryption when it's in the public interest are our government and its law enforcement agencies.
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"Whether reviewing consumer complaints or developing policies to stop robocalls, CGB works hard to serve the public interest," Pai said.
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Court hearings like these are about further defining that blurry line between individual privacy and public interest in RTBF petitions.
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Overall then, Tom Hiddleston and Idris Elba look like the ones to beat, if public interest is taken into account.
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So did public interest groups, who have been supportive of Wheeler since he announced his original proposal earlier this year.
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The federal Surface Transportation Board (STB) has had broad powers to block rail mergers on public-interest grounds since 2001.
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At a basic level, Trump doesn't know how to run the government, or think in terms of the public interest.
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The Advocate argued that the authority did not provide sufficient notice of the hiring given the public interest in Farenthold.
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A lack of interest in the public interest is, these days, pretty much a precondition for running a federal agency.
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Pai has argued that the FCC's policy has reduced broadband capital investment, but public interest groups strongly dispute that assertion.
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A public interest group wants the Federal Communications Commission to hold off on its proposal to kill net neutrality regulations.
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Ed Mierzwinski is Consumer Program director of U.S. PIRG, the federation of non-profit, nonpartisan state Public Interest Research Groups.
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J. Christian Adams the President and General Counsel for the Public Interest Legal Foundation and a former Justice Department lawyer.
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The Obama administration should brief Congress and, given the strong public interest, that briefing should not be behind closed doors.
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Creech acknowledged that FOIA requests played a role, but said that the EPA ultimately wanted to serve the public interest.
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The Public Interest Network, which includes U.S. PIRG, Environment America and state affiliates, promotes public transportation and renewable energy initiatives.
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It was opposed by large and small cable companies, rural broadband providers, conservative cable channels and the public interest community.
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If Mueller's responses are flat, Democrats run the risk that public interest will wane heading into the monthlong August recess.
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Without details like these, it is impossible for the bureau to determine whether the project is in the public interest.
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The law also imposes numerous public interest obligations on over-the-air broadcasters that do not apply to non-broadcasters.
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The commission frequently employs economic analysis, including merger reviews when it is determining the public interest benefit of a transaction.
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Scanlon is a longtime public interest lawyer and chair of the pro-bono committee at a Philadelphia-based law firm.
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The nation's leading public interest groups on the environment should be leading the conversation about what those solutions should be.
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In a public interest case, an interested party can join in support of the plaintiff or defendant as an intervenor.
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"Throwing up roadblocks in front of younger voters does not remotely serve the public interest," Walker wrote in his ruling.
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Palazzolo is simply one of a long string of public interest cases that date to the founding of the republic.
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Doing so would give policymakers a way to take action to ensure social media platforms better serve the public interest.
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Mr. Stringer's report examined how the de Blasio administration could have let the building — and the public interest — slip away.
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Adonis Hoffman is chairman of Business in the Public Interest and adjunct professor of Communication, Culture & Technology at Georgetown University.
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And if these taxes are really in the public interest, then there's no reason to think that Congress won't act.
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In my view, the overwhelming majority of journalists are seeking the truth every day in service of the public interest.
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Strzok is a federal employee, appearing before a committee with oversight authority looking into a matter of great public interest.
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CrowdJustice, a startup that brings crowdfunding to "public interest" litigation, has raised $2 million in seed funding for U.S. expansion.
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I asked the DWP how they judge the public interest in these cases and they didn't get back to me.
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Or else that the processing is necessary for substantial public interest reasons (and lies within EU or Member State law).
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Emily Peterson Cassin is the Bright Lines project coordinator at Public Citizen, an advocacy organization that promotes the public interest.
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They believe character matters, truth is sacred, and that elected officials must serve the public interest instead of private agendas.
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"The Council stated that... Zodwa's performances were not in the public interest and undermined our national values," the statement said.
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The foundation was supposed to be solely for dispensing money to nonprofit organizations and other activity in the public interest.
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All too often, the elected officials responsible for safeguarding the public interest seem removed from the realities facing that public.
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The number of new customers signing up for insurance is a closely watched indicator of public interest in the marketplace.
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Members of Congress and public interest groups need to stand up and make clear that, otherwise, the appointment is wrong.
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Quiz making was a relatively tedious process, especially then, when the content management system was buggy and public interest modest.
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Courts have overwhelmingly supported First Amendment protections for movies and TV shows about figures and subjects in the public interest.
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The New Zealand police announced this past week that they would re-examine the case because of the public interest.
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The bill targets online falsehoods by requiring online service providers to correct or remove falsehoods that affect the public interest.
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Laura F. RedmanNew YorkThe writer is director of the Health Justice Program at New York Lawyers for the Public Interest.
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The "public interest" definitions are so vague, they add, that the legislation could be weaponized to target the government's critics.
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His current trial over the spate of killings in the 2000s has been running since 2015, amid huge public interest.
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We strongly believed that publishing the disputed document whose existence we and others were reporting was in the public interest.
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Indeed, infrastructure is the rare issue where the public interest aligns with both the Democrats' and the president's political instincts.
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She graduated from Wesleyan University and received a law degree from Georgetown, where she was a public interest law scholar.
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U.S. PIRG, a coalition of public interest groups, said assistance should focus on direct payments to Americans and public health.
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Public interest in the most recent release by the National Archives, in July 2017, nearly crashed its servers, Politico reported.
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Could the Joyce affair finally prompt Australian journalists to decide that the affairs of politicians are questions of public interest?
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Those rules all share one unifying principle: that sometimes the public interest is best served by not enforcing the law.
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Early winners can use their strength to beat back competition, amassing yet more strength — and ultimately hurting the public interest.
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"Dershowitz denied that Trump determining an action to be in the "public interest" gave him "an extra level of immunity.
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Despite Twitter's rules against inciting violence, the site preserved the president's tweets, arguing that they were in the public interest.
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The reason: he had not demonstrated that it would be in the public interest for him to rejoin the industry.
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According to Osborne, that's because of a recent rise in public interest interest in one-offs, prototypes and concept cars.
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If it wholly-owned Sky, it would have media influence that is not in the public interest, the CMA said.
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Under Zinke's plan, EAJA would be amended to allow the government to recover costs and fees from public-interest litigants.
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But we really prefer the old-fashioned approach in which presidents put the public interest ahead of their own finances.
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There are benefits to long campaigns, and a foreshortened contest won't necessarily serve the public interest — or the party itself.
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" Mo said it is "in the immediate public interest for Legco to publicly scrutinize, vet and/or debate the matter.
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I believe the digital age has given readers a third way: nontraditional news outlets dedicated to true public-interest journalism.
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Some legal experts pointed out the role of protecting the public interest is one accorded to Purdue's opponents, the states.
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Trump has the temperament of a leader who doesn't distinguish between his private desires and demons and the public interest.
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It has also put them at odds with those in police leadership who want to better serve the public interest.
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Twitter carved out a public-interest exception to its policies in 2017, which coincidentally was Trump's first year in office.
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The law was supposed to level the playing field by enabling nonprofit groups to file public interest lawsuits against polluters.
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They include the wireless industry, groups representing senior citizens, advocates for people with disabilities and public interest groups like FreePress.
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It also puts a lot of faith in the good intentions of the Justice Department to safeguard the public interest.
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Exemptions on the basis of public interest - including cases that could draw media scrutiny - will need approval from USCIS headquarters.
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Darya Minovi is a Policy Associate at the Center for Science in the Public Interest focusing on healthy retail policies.
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J. Christian Adams is president and general counsel for the Public Interest Legal Foundation and a former Justice Department lawyer.
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