But as his administration gets purged of skeptics and his party gets purged of opponents, it's possible that could change.
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Improperly purged people are often given provisional ballots when they try to vote, whereas those who are properly purged seldom try.
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She and Mr. Avery, who had been living in a studio in Chelsea, purged their possessions, and then they purged some more.
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But their pages weren't purged for posting misinformation: they were purged for violating Facebook's policies around "inauthentic behavior," which can include using fake accounts to administer pages.
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But digital technology has made it relatively easy for purged elements — along with younger figures who sympathize with the purged — to simply launch new publications such as VDare.
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But within months, Jeenbekov purged Atambayev loyalists from the cabinet.
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They've been purged, they've been suppressed, and they've been scared.
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In 2014, Instagram purged millions of accounts suspected of spam.
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The reformers who entered Mr Rouhani's administration would be purged.
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Hun Sen purged his coalition partners in a 1997 putsch.
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Many of the executives he hired have also been purged.
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The AP reports that 22012,225 voters were purged last year.
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He was purged and detained until his death in 2005.
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Was he a malevolent force that needed to be purged?
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Others have purged their wardrobes of items they already own.
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All the people we used to work with got purged.
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Lots of clothes means lots of laundry so we purged.
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For one, no one at EDGI wants data to purged.
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ISTANBUL — Thousands of soldiers and officers purged from the military.
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At the highest level, he has ruthlessly purged political elites.
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The AP reports that 670,000 voters were purged last year.
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All those suspected of being involved are now being purged.
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Others call him a Communist dictator who purged his enemies.
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During the Red Scare, leftists were purged, and that period
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" After her performances, he added, "we felt purged and redeemed.
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He purged his party and lost a string of votes.
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The rest of the players were purged from the game.
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Three dozen police officers and officials were purged within days.
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"So everybody has the fear of being purged or being branded as Gulenist," said Cenk Yigiter, a former law professor at Ankara University who was purged from his job for signing a peace petition.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Twitter has purged users and shareholders alike.
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All but two of the 80 accounts apparently purged on Aug.
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An economy purged of corruption will get more investment, not less.
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He was purged as a "rightist" and sentenced to hard labour.
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And those he hasn't purged are sitting on a razor's edge.
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Many of the latter, including military top brass, have been purged.
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Then, after Trump won, Christie and his allies were purged. 16.
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In August, Facebook purged the journalists on its "Trending" news team.
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The GOP long ago purged liberal Republicans out of the party.
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Twitter recently purged a number of bot accounts from its platform.
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They were all fired or purged in the last two years.
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For decades, Congress has purged its own expertise, especially on technology.
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Between 2012 and 2016, Kemp's office purged roughly 1.5 million voters.
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An additional 100,000 have been purged from their public-sector jobs.
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Does it have to be purged after the investigation is over?
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He also limited the functions and purged many of their accounts.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado purged his top campaign staff this week.
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Georgia recently purged more than 300,000 voters from its elections rolls.
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Some purged academics can no longer travel, or take posts, abroad.
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Push too hard, too fast, and a person could be purged.
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He's also purged many individuals with Beijing ties from his regime.
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Let's just hope it's been purged of any and all racist descriptions.
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Just 0.5 percent of the purged material was reported by users first.
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That is almost 4m more than were purged between 2006 and 2008.
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As part of a campaign against corruption, he has purged potential rivals.
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Last year alone Mr Kemp's office purged 670,000 people from the rolls.
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Table olives, though, must be purged of their phenols before being eaten.
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The content that once defined the algorithm will be purged from relevance.
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This happened as the middle in politics was officially purged from Congress.
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Over 80,000 people, including judges, businesspeople, journalists and academics, have been purged.
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Gülen's supporters have been systematically purged from the police and the government.
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The broadcast demanded that the province be purged of Mr. Wang's ''poison.
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In many cases, the contemptor purged himself by cooperating with the Congress.
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Between 22008 and 22012, 22012 million voters were purged from voting rolls.
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This means others beyond Mr. Freedman will likely be purged as well.
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So I pulled out my data from Facebook and purged the account.
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They purged hundreds of thousands of reform-minded officials from the party.
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Very quickly, the ministry's technocratic leaders and many secular doctors were purged.
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At least 17 million voters were purged nationwide from 21625 and 2900.
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He purged China of the "Four Olds"—ideas, culture, customs, and habits.
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He purged corrupt police officers and extradited criminals to the United States.
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Between 2006 and 2008, 12 million voters were purged from voter rolls.
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The AP notes that Kemp's office purged some 670,000 voters last year.
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To date, he has now reportedly purged 1,500 university deans, revoked the licenses of 21,000 teachers and either purged or detained nearly 35,000 members of the military, security forces and judiciary as part of his "cleansing" of coup supporters.
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Even Trump's closest advisers are aware that Ryan cannot be purged without consequence.
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With his father purged from the party, Xi's privileged upbringing was torn apart.
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Leandre purged the old laptop and provided the military with two detailed reports.
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He said Kemp also purged thousands of people who moved within their county.
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Caste, far from being purged, became a characteristic of Indian Christianity and Buddhism.
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Many intelligence officers were purged and murdered for imagined ideological or other failings.
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By the end of the decade a third of them had been purged.
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Twitter, for example, recently purged a slew of suspicious accounts from its platform.
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Twitter, for example, recently purged a slew of suspicious accounts from its platform.
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Social-media messages relating to Mr Pu were quickly purged from the internet.
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Many of those purged appear to have only tenuous links to the Gulenists.
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Florida purged black voters in the year 2000, the whole country got George
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The fact that people are being purged off lists, voting machines don't work.
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Once they leave the venue, their faces will be purged from the system.
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Over time, he purged the army of anyone disloyal to his political party.
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Fang Fenghui, who apparently was purged soon after this August photo was taken.
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In Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan purged his enemies and won a new term.
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When it comes to migration, they have purged their language of crude racism.
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During the Nazi era, the Berlin orchestra had been purged of Jewish performers.
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They will one day be purged, he said, and "Russia will be free."
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Those purged on Saturday were also accused of having connections to Mr. Gulen.
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"Once Genoa gets inside of you, it cannot be purged," Mr. Wolfson said.
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Twitter blocked me from twitter ads last night and purged thousands of followers.
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Some 3,000 judges have been purged in the crackdown since the coup attempt.
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Some documents regarding the cell doors might have been purged, she told me.
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That's double the amount it purged from the voter rolls from 22018 to 24.
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He said he "often" purged employees who were found to be violating the rules.
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"We can confirm with absolute certainty that 340,134 voters were purged," Palast told Refinery29.
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He successfully purged Chris Christie and all of his allies from the Trump transition.
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I haven't even had the time to empirically complain about the purged headphone jack.
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Koven, who worked at Intel for years, said they've purged it from their DNA.
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The company reported purged thousands of apps from the App Store in China recently.
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Been through a lot, purged a lot, but my eyes are clear and hopeful.
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At its heart are several former government officials whom Mr Najib has recently purged.
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But historians said he played down his role in the persecution of purged officials.
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Officials seen as close to the previous administration have been purged in recent months.
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Earlier this year, Twitter purged tens of millions of accounts from users' follower counts.
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In fact, an estimated 7,500 Ohioans saw their registration wrongly purged in 2016 alone.
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So realistically, most of the people who were purged were not going to vote.
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It also purged many experienced military and security officers, replacing them with political loyalists.
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He claims that 28503,22019 members of the notoriously corrupt police force have been purged.
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Twitter has reportedly purged more than 10,000 bot accounts for attempts at discouraging voting.
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Authorities had detained nearly 3,000 members of the armed forces and purged 2,745 judges.
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In the wake of that controversy, Kelly purged several staffers who failed background checks.
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You've purged your closet, you've deep cleaned your apartment, and you've waxed your furniture.
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Instagram seems to have purged most of the top meme accounts on the platform.
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He swiftly purged anyone on his payroll who became the subject of doping allegations.
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They must be purged from all future devices unless they get significantly better soon.
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The generals asked him to give assurances that they too would not be purged.
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" He continued, "It's as if I had purged myself of this pack of demons.
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Once identified, a ripe fish needs to be purged for the best-quality caviar.
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Liberals fear the voters who could be purged are more likely to be Democrats.
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It is not the percentage of Facebook accounts that were purged as being fake.
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Cities are "purged" of non-human species and witch hunts are quite literal experiences.
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I purged a ton of old clothes in the process and bought nothing new.
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And across multiple federal agencies, Trump loyalists despised by their coworkers are being purged.
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Nearly 120,000 purged government employees have applied to have their cases reviewed in Turkey.
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He has purged the White House of most figures with good relationships with congressional Republicans.
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YouTube purged thousands of these videos in November 2017, but they persist on the platform.
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And the Kremlin purged the more outspoken members of its Human Rights Council this week.
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They did so again when it purged more than 130 journalists from the state media.
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While IS purged its conquests of non-Sunnis, it largely avoided battling for Shia territory.
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In no case will the images be purged or deleted without Bank of America approval.
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After 30 days, all cookies are purged and users will need to log in again.
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Instead they call him a de facto Democrat and a "liberal" who must be purged.
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Indiana has purged nearly a half-million registered voters from its rolls since Election Day.
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More than 7,000 people have been detained and thousands of judges and other bureaucrats purged.
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Its media censors purged mentions of Panama and blocked Internet search inquiries with that word.
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The state purged more than two million voters from its rolls between 2011 and 2016.
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"If you look at generals, they are purged and replaced with unprecedented frequency," he said.
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If you don't clear recently deleted photos, they are automatically purged after about 30 days.
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Meanwhile, BuzzFeed purged from its Web site more than four thousand of its early stories.
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When the elder Xi was purged by Mao in the 1960s, his family suffered, too.
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Georgia purged thousands of voters from the rolls and threw out hundreds of absentee ballots.
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And it all started when Apple purged all but one of Jones' podcasts from iTunes.
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Mr. Kemp's office purged more than 1.4 million voters from the rolls during his tenure.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that an additional 665,000 Georgia voters were purged last year.
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In 2013, Mr. Kim purged his powerful uncle, Jang Song-taek, who was later executed.
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The government accuses those purged of having connections to Mr. Gulen or to terrorist groups.
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In the judiciary, the number purged is one-third of Turkey's 12,000 judges and prosecutors.
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"There have been people purged before and corruption has been the excuse, too," she said.
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Or OPD may have already automatically purged the emails because so much time has passed.
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Judges in Egypt persevered after Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt's old dictator, purged nearly 200 in 1969.
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It&aposs getting interesting, those three people purged, if you will, today I think are telling.
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So far, 47,000 people have been arrested and 100,000 purged for alleged connections to terror organizations.
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Some 130,000 civil servants have been purged from government jobs for purported links to terror organizations.
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The elder Xi would later be purged from the party as part of Mao's Cultural Revolution.
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Indeed, having purged anyone who could threaten his power, Mr Kim looks more secure than ever.
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"I've never experienced politics like it," Dominic Grieve, one of the purged Conservative M.P.s, told me.
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Opponents of Mr Assad purged the state's syllabus of its paeans to the ruling Baath party.
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Kushner purged the transition team of Christie associates, reportedly as revenge for Christie having sent his
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You also purged old ideas about power and responsibility to invite new ways of nourishing yourself.
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That begs the question: is it necessary to protecting our democracy that voter lists are purged?
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Princess Soamsawali Divorced '94 Sujarinee '96 2001 Srirasmi The noble consort Sineenat was purged in October.
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With Brooklyn, the Board of Elections purged more than 100,000 voters just ahead of the election.
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"I think Apple just purged a bunch of App Store ratings," tweeted app developer Jeff Johnson.
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"The relevant departments have purged this magazine root and branch," Mr. Dai wrote approvingly on Weibo.
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More than 125,000 Democratic voters said they were incorrectly "purged" from voting lists, according to CNN.
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Both Republican and Democratic officials in Ohio have purged inactive voters over the past 20 years.
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Between 3633 and 2363, 2000 million voters were purged from voting rolls — a 22008 million increase.
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I liked the control I felt when I purged; liked the feeling of an empty stomach.
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In that role, Kemp's office purged more than a million names from the state's voter rolls.
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In his grand playoff unveiling, Patrick Lavon Mahomes II purged a quarter-century of Arrowhead futility.
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Meanwhile, President Zuma has purged key state institutions of honest and professional people to appoint acolytes.
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In recent years Kemp has purged millions of names from Georgia's voting rolls, on dubious grounds.
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T. recently purged her closet so she gives me a bag of clothes to try on.
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He, like thousands of other purged employees of the state, is now living off his savings.
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Kim purged several key officials with close ties to Beijing, including his uncle, Jang Song Thaek.
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It's unclear when exactly accounts will start being purged, or how many users will be affected.
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But he purged dissenters and cracked down on civil rights and the media, thereby consolidating power.
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Rumours circulated that generals and business people were joining purged police officers to topple the government.
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Allegations of sexual harassment at Uber led to a workplace investigation that purged many top employees.
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Erdogan in the last couple of years has purged the police and the judiciary of Gulenists.
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By removing the communities driving the worst behavior on the site, Reddit purged part of the problem.
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Peppa is getting purged from social media, but it's tougher to regulate the character on the streets.
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The site said the videos were a form of nonconsensual content and would be purged from Pornhub.
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In some states voters have been "purged" from the rolls in overzealous clean-up efforts (see article).
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The disgrace had to be purged, and the person to purge it was the minister in charge.
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If we let it slide, how will we know we've really purged the abusers from their ranks?
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If they do not respond and do not vote over the subsequent four years, they are purged.
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The third debate (which historically does not matter); Ethiopia's human rights emergency; should Peter Thiel be purged?
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He was arrested in 2004 by the military junta after his father, an intelligence officer, was purged.
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Last August it sided with Ohio, which had purged its rolls of voters it deemed insufficiently active.
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The hope was that, by being given such templates, embryos could be purged of nascent genetic disease.
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In the early 2000s Colombia purged 12,000 corrupt officers and taught new ones to be better detectives.
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No, today's Democrats have purged the voices for globalization, market economics, and the spread of liberal idealism.
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I should note that, unlike some of my colleagues, I haven't purged Facebook from my life entirely.
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In Cuyahoga County alone, roughly 22019,000 Ohioans were purged through this process before the 2016 presidential election.
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Last summer, Twitter also purged accounts from people's follower metrics it had previously locked for being spammy.
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Barr might have more power than whoever Trump nominates to replace purged Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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If not, they'll be purged, as so often the case with extremist groups that turn on themselves.
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In an authoritarian society controlled by a handful of Silicon Valley giants, all dissent must be purged.
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Many of the police officers and prosecutors involved in the cases were later purged from their jobs.
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Purged officials are penalized repeatedly, shunned by employers for fear of association and have their passports confiscated.
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Over the past two days, he has purged top immigration and security leaders to accelerate that goal.
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I've already purged it and that's about as far as I can go under my own power.
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If they do not respond and do not vote over the following four years, they are purged.
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Even reminders that Mr. Wray has purged several F.B.I. holdovers have not soothed Mr. Trump, associates said.
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According to a Reuters analysis in 2016, about 144,000 voters in Ohio's three largest counties were purged.
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The owners have purged the current landscape of invasive buckthorn and planted a variety of native species.
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It has purged officials thought to be sympathetic to China, including Mr. Kim's own uncle in 2013.
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"Every voter purged this week under 'use it or lose it' must be reinstated immediately," he added.
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He wasn't purged from the payroll like Conan, and he never polled at 2 percent like Beto.
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Yet France has not arrested tens of thousands of people or purged 100,000 from its civil service.
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Pruitt's EPA even purged contrary studies from its website, as if that would make them go away.
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The Xinjiang papers mention that Gu Wansheng, the party secretary of neighboring Akto county, was also purged.
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It does feel like our modern technocratic culture has purged these sorts of inquiries from public life.
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" Zuckerberg said Wednesday that certain developers were purged from the platform in 2014 because they were "sketchy.
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Apple's move followed an April report by The New York Times that it had purged some apps.
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A significant number of voters were purged from the rolls in Georgia in the past five years.
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But a few months later, the two fell out and Jeenbekov purged all Atambayev loyalists from the cabinet.
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The same day he took office, the White House website was purged of any reference to climate change.
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Documents show Zhou working to rehabilitate purged scientists and officials, if only because China's economy needed competent managers.
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Kemp's office has purged thousands of voters, many of them voters of color, in the past five years.
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They helped us to identify criminal behavior so that dissidents and free-thinkers could be purged from society.
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In the early 2000s Colombia purged 12,000 corrupt officers, while teaching clean ones to investigate crimes more effectively.
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"Food is still the biggest challenge in my life," she said, explaining she had recently relapsed and purged.
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It kind of purged the shitty ideas we had in other projects, and we got lucky together coincidentally.
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The judge hearing this case threatened to ban all social media unless it was purged of blasphemous content.
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Then, she purged, and just like that, a self-destructive cycle of bulimia began in Sydney Fitzgibbons' life.
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Deng Xiaoping was a People's Liberation Army veteran and leader who was twice purged during the Cultural Revolution.
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He has fired officials suspected of incompetence or dishonesty and purged 10,000 "ghost workers" from the public payroll.
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And the people who were purged in Brooklyn were probably likelier to be supporters of Clinton than Sanders.
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While such voices have been kicked off Facebook and Twitter, they have not been purged from Google Plus.
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While such voices have been kicked off Facebook and Twitter, they have not been purged from Google Plus.
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She did this despite long lines, non-functioning polling machines, purged voters and other hallmarks of voter suppression.
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Does he not know that most God-fearing Muslims want their radicals identified so they can be purged?
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Another possible measure is election day registration that would allow anyone purged from rolls to simply re-register.
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Hu thought if you purged them, the party wouldn't be able to find reliable agents among local Tibetans.
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If they fail to respond and do not vote in the next four years, their names are purged.
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In 2016, New York City's Board of Elections wrongfully purged at least 117,000 Democratic voters from the rolls.
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He has also purged top officials at the Department of Homeland Security, including the secretary, Kirstjen M. Nielsen.
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Thousands of judges were purged in the aftermath of the failed 2016 coup attempt, hollowing out the service.
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Thousands of judges were purged in the aftermath of the failed 2000 coup attempt, hollowing out the service.
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"Step by step, he purged everyone who is capable of standing on their own feet," Mr. Cakir said.
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The couple is physically closer than ever, and George has purged all of her secrets around the relationship.
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At this rate, anyone speaking truth to power may soon feel they need to leave or be purged.
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Purged voters have not cast ballots in the Buckeye State since the 2008 presidential election, according to Reuters.
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In the late 1990s, officials were purged from city government and replaced by A.N.C. appointees with little experience.
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At the beginning of February, tucks parted ways with Chiefs Esports Club as they purged their 2019 roster.
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However, Chun's blueprints are derived from scanned immigration forms, purged of language so that only simple geometries remain.
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He purged the party dissidents and has largely recast the Conservatives as a band of hard-line Brexiteers.
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By the time we got to the Star Wars shooting script, though, all aristocratic traces had been purged.
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After the Snowden leak, the NSA purged all DTAs and made them reapply, which they did in 2014.
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The Turkish government has purged more than 150,000 civil servants and charged 77,000 people since the failed coup.
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He has purged around 130,000 from their jobs and arrested over 40,000 since the failed coup last summer.
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The eating disorder did get slightly better once she became pregnant, as Keith purged her meals less frequently.
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"The Post added that Kemp has "purged more than a million voters from the rolls during the past year.
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Since a 2016 failed coup, more than 150,000 civil servants have been purged and 77,000 people have been charged.
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He took the opportunity to have more than 150,000 suspected Gulenists and others arrested or purged from their jobs.
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He has taken charge of all the most important portfolios, cultivated a huge personal following and purged his opponents.
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Over the next half-dozen or so years, African-Americans were purged from the rosters of the other teams.
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Correction (June 1st): A previous version of this story was posted before it had been purged of American spellings.
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According to the Brennan Center, Kemp's office purged roughly 1.5 million registered voters between the 25 and 22018 elections.
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Maybe you're one of thousands of voters being purged from the rolls in order to tip a close race.
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Richardson can have his resisting-arrest charge, a misdemeanor, purged from his record if he fulfills his probation obligations.
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His critics have alleged the system is too prone to allowing legitimate voters to be purged from voting systems.
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The government has purged civil servants suspected of ties to the movement, seized businesses and closed some media organizations.
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Authorities have since taken over Gulenist media companies, seized a bank and purged police and judiciary of presumed followers.
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And thanks to the NVRA, you cannot be purged from the rolls simply for not voting in the past.
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When its great boilers were purged, a drift of fly ash and soot would soon settle over the neighborhood.
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One analysis found that people with Hispanic surnames were purged at a rate 60 percent greater than everyone else.
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They had been purged from the government and ruling party by new President Emmerson Mnangagwa&aposs military-backed administration.
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I'm a human being and this page is just diarrhea from my head that I've purged into another dimension.
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Xi has purged more than 100 generals accused of corruption or disloyalty, according to the official state-controlled media.
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He was later purged in Mao's upheavals, before emerging a key leader of China's market reforms in the 22012s.
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I ran Molten Core, farmed the Barman's Shank on a rogue alt, and purged my enemies in Hillsbrad Foothills.
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According to the Brennan Center, Kemp's office purged roughly 1.5 million registered voters between the 2012 and 2016 elections.
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After the king divorced his third wife in 2014, members of her family were purged from high-ranking positions.
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The move continued the turmoil at the Department of Homeland Security, whose senior ranks were purged two months ago.
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Almost 2000 million more names were purged from the rolls between 0003 and 2000 than between 28 and 2000.
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Two weeks ago, the European Union's top court ordered Poland to suspend the law that purged the Supreme Court.
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This month, the state of Georgia purged more than 300,000 voters, approximately 4 percent of the state's total registration.
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The League of Women Voters had been asked to see if any of those purged qualified to register again.
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Relations with China, a traditional ally, have been strained after Kim purged several top-ranking officials close to Beijing.
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"If football goes metric," Lamppa said, "that's when we know that the English system has been purged from America."
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But Mr. Mahathir purged his deputy, and Mr. Anwar spent years in and out of jail on sodomy convictions.
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The shrimp are purged (not fed) just before they are sold so there's no "vein" (digestive tract) to clean.
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The threats were so disturbing, she said, that Breitbart temporarily disabled its comments and purged some of the posts.
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A forest was felled to make way for the 740,000 people purged from Myanmar over just a few months.
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It didn't help that YouTube immediately purged a number of older, popular videos after revealing the new content policy.
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And the number of people being purged from voter rolls is rising sharply, according to a Brennan Center study.
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Previously, some North Korean officials who were reported to have been executed or purged reappeared later with new titles.
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In the meantime, the White House's Flickr account was purged, and the "Photos" section was removed from the official website.
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I guess the major worry is that nearly all of the so-called "adults in the room" have been purged.
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It banned forums related to the QAnon conspiracy theory in 2018, and it's quarantined or purged other far-right subreddits.
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Previously, North Korean officials have been executed or purged only to reappear with a new title, according to media reports.
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The Soviet Union and its vassals purged Jews on the grounds that they were Zionists and thus agents of America.
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Not only will putting the tasks on paper jump-start your Monday morning, you'll feel like you've purged your worries.
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In addition to the 936 active accounts closed by Twitter, it purged a "spammy network" of around 200,000 dormant ones.
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He speaks with some authority, having been purged in the 20103s as a "rightist" and whipped during the Cultural Revolution.
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Bands of murderous Purgers and those being purged are split up into groups, as they generally attempt to stay alive.
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Large numbers of Tigrayan officials have been purged, including from their former strongholds in the army and national intelligence agency.
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She became Vice President until she was purged by Robert Mugabe in 2014 for allegedly plotting against the longtime ruler.
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The civil service has been purged, and the top jobs at several state-owned companies have gone to PiS supporters.
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Most notably, 126,000 people were missing from voter rolls—purged since the fall—including over 60,000 Democratic voters in Brooklyn.
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Since last July's failed coup attempt, Erdogan has purged more than 100,000 civil servants, judges, teachers, soldiers and police officers.
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Voters who didn't cast ballots in 2014, 2015 or 2016 were then purged from the rolls after the November contest.
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His execution is the latest in a string of high-profile officials that have been purged in a dramatic fashion.
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Oliver would later be purged from the John Birch Society itself and become one of America's leading white nationalist thinkers.
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Altogether more than 60,000 people have been purged for suspected links to Fethullah Gulen, a Muslim cleric exiled in America.
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Depending on where you stand, Flake and Corker have taken brave stances against their party's leaders, or have been purged.
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The Republican Party had pursued unpopular political maneuvers and purged heretics from its ranks, shrinking the party's base of support.
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When it was over those bad impulses had been purged, and he was calm and ready to rejoin the family.
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Even if your registration is pending or your voter application has been wrongly purged, you are still allowed to vote.
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It is because they have already purged the educated citizens from those countries, and it simply isn't worth the risk.
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Evidently, this wasn't enough to fulfill her appetite, as over 350 elephants were purged for her endeavors, according to Reuters.
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And Facebook's move came just hours after Apple purged all but one of Jones' podcasts from Apple Podcasts and iTunes.
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Hatton says she was thankful for the legislation, because it purged a lot of the guesswork out of space appraisal.
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A bipartisan Congress considered the burdens on eligible voters and election administrators alike of having to reregister after being purged.
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Overall, the platform purged nearly 500 Facebook accounts, more than 1,200 Instagram accounts, 248 pages and 49 groups in February.
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The St. Louis Board of Elections had purged some 22000,22.3 names from the voter rolls, primarily in key Democratic precincts.
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Tens of thousands have been purged from their jobs or imprisoned on suspicion of Gulenist ties, with little due process.
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Over 100,000 people have been arrested under a state of emergency since the coup, and 150,000 purged from their jobs.
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"The court record shows thousands and thousands of people that were purged during the time they expressed concern," she said.
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South Korean intelligence officials have dismissed such rumors, saying that she had been hospitalized for poor health but not purged.
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But just as I'm leaving, it faces a cord-cutting phenomenon that has purged millions of subscribers from its rolls.
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Some 150,000 people were purged from the civil service, military and private sector and over 50,000 jailed, including German nationals.
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Hungary eventually settled the matter, but by then, several senior judges had been purged from the judiciary, never to return.
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So while the Tories have purged dissenting MPs and coalesced around Brexit, Labour radiates ambivalence on the election's central question.
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The company is still winning in the ad department, despite fake news sites being purged from using its ad service.
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Some civil liberties advocates want to see U.S. persons' communications that are incidentally swept up purged from government databases entirely.
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Two years after Reddit purged several hateful subreddits like r/fatpeoplehate, the social network is again targeting its ugliest communities.
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He's purged the civil service, military, and judiciary of his perceived enemies, with arrests totaling in the tens of thousands.
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"Our efforts to protect Georgia voters have already resulted in approximately 26,500 voters remaining on the rolls who would have otherwise been purged, and the state is now required to take additional steps to notify purged voters as a result of our litigation," Lauren Groh-Wargo, Fair Fight Action's chief executive, said in a statement.
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The elder Kanter, a professor, was purged from public service after the coup attempt and detained for five days last summer.
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The company purged "locked-accounts" in an effort to get rid of bots and fake accounts on the platform in July.
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The story is set more than a decade after vampires and werewolves were discovered and the two species were violently purged.
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To wit: Where is this island full of snakes, and why have we not yet purged it with fire and flame?
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Kim Jong Un has reportedly executed or purged a large number of high-level government officials since taking power in 2011.
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In the preceding years, Kim had purged several key officials with close ties to Beijing, including his uncle Jang Song Thaek.
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Ms Le Pen may have purged the FN of the overt anti-Semitism and neo-Nazi imagery of her father's era.
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Now, it appears that Apple has purged its Chinese App store of major VPN apps, according to The New York Times.
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In recent years he and his allies have purged le pouvoir of independent figures and consolidated more power in the presidency.
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Mr Xi is a member of the party's upper class: his father was Mao's deputy prime minister until he was purged.
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With death comes nothingness, and nothingness means that all my memories of this god-awful song will finally have been purged.
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In 2016 Honduras, where fewer people trusted the police than anywhere else in Latin America, purged a third of its force.
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Ritz purged the Savoy of its old-fashioned fussy trinkets and replaced them with elegant palm trees and banks of flowers.
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Today we're taking a look at 13 tweets that were so bad, they had to be permanently purged from the world.
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Numerous North Korean officials have been purged or killed since Kim Jong Un took power following his father's death in 2011.
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At that point, once all the emotions had been purged and the sadness released, Infinite delivers his best, most beautiful vocal.
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This will be the basis from which, it is hoped, the individuals in question will be purged of their jihadist fantasies.
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So in Georgia, all the people who'd been purged from the voter rolls had an impact on who got to vote.
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Since a failed coup attempt last July, Turkey has detained more than 47,000 people and purged at least 120,000 government employees.
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And in Washington, the America Firsters have been purged from the White House staff—but not from the Oval Office itself.
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Another witness shared how she was purged from voter rolls even though she and her family voted in the last election.
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Mr. Kim's father, Kim Jong-il, was estimated to have purged more than 2,000 officials from 1994 to 2000, he said.
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And earlier this year, 120,000 New Yorkers were wrongly purged from the voter rolls ahead of the presidential primary in April.
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None of the purged officers have yet been prosecuted, and there's little to suggest that their replacements are any less dangerous.
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Officials said more than 260 people had been killed, thousands of soldiers had been rounded up and thousands of judges purged.
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However, a serious challenge Kelly had in initiating these staff changes was replacing those he purged with qualified and experienced individuals.
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Meanwhile, he needs the finest professional care, but regrettably most of the doctors in Moscow have been purged at Stalin's command.
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Finally, the national group essentially purged the Philly contingent by re-forming the group under a new name, Bread and Roses.
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A stunning _________ in Turkey in mid-July left 260 people dead, thousands of soldiers rounded up and thousands of judges purged.
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At that time Mr. Xi's father, Xi Zhongxun, had been purged of his leadership positions and his family was under attack.
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In July 2017, over half a million people — 20163 percent of the state's registered voters — were purged in a single day.
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But a leader like Mr. Erdogan, who purged swathes of his country's judges, tends to see the judiciary as a threat.
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It was Harry Truman, after all, who purged purported communists from the federal government long before McCarthy became a reactionary hero.
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If they fail to respond and do not vote in the next four years, their names are purged from the rolls.
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The government has purged what it calls "two-faced" Uighur teachers and officials suspected of secretly resisting the hard-line policies.
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She received four rounds of chemotherapy, a bone-marrow transplant and radiation treatment, which successfully purged the cancer from her body.
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But he said the university would work on ways to make sure malignant cells were purged from its engineered T-cells.
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But records show the government purged more than half a million voters from the rolls in the months before the vote.
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We have learned of unprecedented millions being purged from the rolls since 22019 — which has not been addressed during the debates.
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Vienna's medical faculty was purged and its ranks filled with Nazi ideologues after the country's annexation by Hitler's Germany in 1938.
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On one side are the bias-fixers, who believe the systems can be purged of prejudice with a bit more math.
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The lawsuit covers only the first two years of the program, because the documents were supposed to be purged by Dec.
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Twitter (TWTR) has purged millions of fake accounts as part of a company effort to improve the health of the platform.
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For decades, those people — those countries — turned away as Myanmar ruthlessly escalated its oppression and purged a people from their homeland.
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Wang's epicurean adventure led doctors to pump his stomach eight times to ensure that his system was purged of the poison.
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That uprising ended with a massacre of protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, after which the ruling party purged their leading sympathisers.
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Uber also conducted a forensic analysis of the hacker's machine to make sure the data had been purged, the sources said.
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Saturday, however, Twitter not only reinstated but also re-verified one of the notable alt-right accounts it purged last month.
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With the investigation stopped in its tracks, the agency was purged and Shukri said he and his colleagues went through frightening times.
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Purged from the military Ordered to return to Turkey following the attempted coup, the officer refused out of concern for his safety.
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"Food is still the biggest challenge in my life," she said, explaining she had relapsed and purged as recent as early 2017.
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Yet talking with those who've worked on voter registration — and preventing voters from being purged from the rolls — a different picture emerges.
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The union of Watkins College of Art and Belmont University in Nashville prompted concern that non-Christian faculty members could be purged.
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China has purged high-ranking officials in the Hubei — the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak — amid public outcry over the virus.
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And, in July, Twitter purged millions of locked and fake accounts, causing the following of many high-profile users to drop significantly.
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Since then states that had been bound by it have purged voters from their rolls at a greater rate than other states.
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Since then, many states — particularly those controlled by the GOP — have introduced voter ID laws, purged voting rolls, and shuttered polling places.
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The site spent part of the weekend offline for "scheduled maintenance," then reappeared this morning apparently purged of posts about the incident.
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His cabinet has been purged of foreign technocrats, including U.S.-born finance minister Natalia Yaresko, who spearheaded changes under Arseny Yatseniuk's premiership.
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In America, election officials in Florida, Kansas, Texas and other states purged voter rolls using crude algorithms over the past two decades.
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Mr Sun was purged by the Communist Party last year when he was leader of Chongqing, a region in the south-west.
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The social network's terms of service strictly prohibit fake accounts, and three weeks ago, it purged millions of them from its servers.
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The indictment alleges that after Finch was shot, the defendants realized what had happened and purged the messages sent to each other.
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Experts note that since taking power, Kim has systematically purged and killed rivals, many of whom had been diplomatic conduits to Beijing.
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Over the weekend, news broke that in the wake of his bleak internal polling leaking, Trump purged three of his five pollsters.
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The Cultural Revolution is considered to have begun May 22010, 22012, when the Communist Party's Politburo purged a number of leading officials.
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But the military overthrew her three years later - she is now on trial for corruption - and purged the bureaucracy of Shinawatra sympathizers.
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Between 2000 and 2010, the U.S. manufacturing sector purged more than 5 million jobs, amounting to a third of America's manufacturing workforce.
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He has purged more than 100 generals and installed a coterie of staunch allies in the uppermost echelons of the defense establishment.
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No datasets have been purged—unless you count animal abuse reports that were pulled from the USDA's website, purportedly for privacy reasons.
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Seven more have been purged for corruption, bringing to 92 the total number of places Mr Xi will have available to fill.
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Clinton pointed to the remains of one lava bomb purged from a nearby fissure that landed just inches from a friend's house.
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The candidate later called out New York's dysfunctional electoral machinery, which resulted in purged voter rolls, closed polling stations, and long lines.
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Today, the most popular third-party Reddit apps have been purged by Apple from its App Store, and no one knows why.
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Then, last week, the statue disappeared, removed from the roofline as swiftly and efficiently as Josef Stalin once purged rivals from power.
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In 2000, Florida erroneously purged thousands of persons from the voting rolls, using a flawed list that overrepresented predominantly Democratic African Americans.
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But though these exceptions ensured that those 772 voters unfairly purged could cast a ballot in 85033, they should not provide solace.
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As a result, scores of members of the judiciary and the police forces were purged or arrested for simply doing their jobs.
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Authorities reportedly had detained nearly 3,000 members of the armed forces, including a brigadier general, and purged the judiciary of 2,745 judges.
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In the wake of the mutiny, the Turkish government has purged thousands of military personnel, leaving the military weaker and more divided.
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Thailand's military has purged the bureaucracy of Shinawatra sympathizers and detained, monitored and restricted the movements of politicians loyal to the family.
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Then on Tuesday, Facebook said it had identified and purged 652 fraudulent accounts, pages and groups that were trying to spread disinformation.
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So far, Mr. Erdogan has detained more than 60,000 people accused of being Gulen followers and purged or suspended 150,000 government employees.
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But it's been projected that Ohio's practices have purged tens of thousands of Ohio's infrequent voters prior to the November 2016 election.
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He suggested that officials purged in the extensive government crackdown since the failed coup of 2016 should not be allowed to vote.
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Donald Trump had been inaugurated a month earlier and already the words "climate change" had been purged from the White House website.
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They have a love affair and become ensnared in the "lavender scare," the hysteria that purged gay employees from the federal government.
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But in 2014 she was ousted — Mr. Mnangagwa replaced her — and purged, accused of plotting a coup, performing witchcraft and wearing miniskirts.
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On Day 61, the Nazis organized a nationwide boycott of Jewish businesses, and six days later purged the civil service of Jews.
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"There clearly exists a legacy of RNAi-guided bad targets that needs to be purged from the drug development pipeline," he said.
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The report claimed hundreds of high-ranking officials have been executed since Kim came to power, while 38 officials have been purged.
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A federal judge ruled Monday night that 6900,2628 names can be purged from Georgia voter rolls, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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That generates many false positives and might result in lots of people getting purged who are legitimately registered in only one state.
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But the mores of his day — the mores for so long — purged that part of many people's lives from the official record.
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Not only were they haunted by guilt they had already purged over their own villainy, but infected by centuries of horrific shame.
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But instead of just speaking for dollars, how about speaking her mind, in a lexicon purged of the usual platitudes and clichés?
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In a theatrical act of retaliation, he then purged 21 MPs from the Conservative party, a punishment for not voting with him.
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His party has been purged of rebels, and their places taken by a new intake that owes its loyalty to him personally.
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We saw it the day of Mr. Trump's inauguration, when information on climate change was purged from the White House web site.
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In fact, Zynga purged ENABLE years ago and its current version lacks many of the same "dirty" words once excised by Hasbro.
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Often, voters aren't aware they've been purged until they show up to their polling location and fail to find their name listed.
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The article provoked disbelieving guffaws from critics, who pointed out that cable news talking heads like Ben Shapiro have hardly been purged.
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He has purged more than 20,000 "ghost workers" from the public service payroll and sacked 12,000 government employees for forging their academic transcripts.
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The 'purged' soccer coach Sometime in 2011 or 2012, Jean Lee saw an unlikely face at the airport in Pyongyang: Kim Jong Hun.
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"Unfortunately, no matter how much work you do to get people out to vote, if you're purged you lose your rights," said Lakin.
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It learned it was being purged at the same time everyone else did, according to my former colleague James Reader, its managing editor.
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It symbolises how Deng was repeatedly purged under Mao before recovering each time and finally rising "as high as heaven", a guide explains.
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Facebook has revealed that it has purged "tens of thousands" of fake accounts in the U.K. ahead of a general election next month.
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Also purged were Qarth's dramatic leaders The Thirteen, which gave Dany the assets she needed to continue her conquering of Essos slave cities.
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This made him at least the ninth senior member of the administration to have been purged in the eight months of its existence.
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It has reduced the public broadcaster to a propaganda organ, packed the civil service with loyalists and purged much of the army's leadership.
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I live in a state where 1.5 million people got purged including 600,000 right before my opponent threw his name into the ring.
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But there have been no reports of leadership figures killed, signaling how AQAP has purged spies from its ranks and taken greater precautions.
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In making such a comment, Le Pen undermined any claims that the National Front had purged its party of its anti-Semitic elements.
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Slaughtered again and again because, whether Jewish, or black, or simply not "pure" white, they are seen as a pestilence to be purged.
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Facebook last week purged a network of hundreds of pages, groups and Instagram accounts it labeled as producing "coordinated inauthentic behavior" toward Africa.
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And for the last two decades, this warming river of ice has purged more ice into to sea than any other Greenland glacier.
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No matter, the end result is that numerous voters get purged from the rolls despite having done nothing to otherwise affect their eligibility.
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Of the 4,85033 supposedly "purged," at least two-thirds were merely laid off for reasons of "restructuring," as the commission itself has recognized.
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Some are also using bad information to identify who should be purged, like consulting an inaccurate list that incorrectly identifies voters as ineligible.
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We've come a long way in understanding that harassment should be purged from our workplaces, but we've done little to actually purge it.
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Google has purged at least 46 apps made by iHandy, a major Chinese developer, from the Play Store, BuzzFeed News reported on Thursday.
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As late as this spring, the international community stood by as he purged the judiciary by forcing the resignations of scores of judges.
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It has said, however, the army should be purged of commanders who began their service before the collapse of communist rule in 1989.
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"People who only vote in presidential elections will be purged if they miss a single election," said Stuart Naifeh, senior counsel at Demos.
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A management shake-up purged those responsible for a series of past mistakes, and a big bump in spending has not hurt, either.
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Even as he has maintained the illusion of electoral politics, he outfoxed one co-prime minister and purged those who challenged his power.
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Mr. Xi's crushing anticorruption campaign has already purged many potential dissenters among his political competitors, members of the military brass and wealthy entrepreneurs.
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According to the news agency, people in those neighborhoods were purged from rolls at twice the rate of those from mostly Republican neighborhoods.
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He has already trimmed civil liberties, purged and jailed political opponents after a failed 2016 coup, and brought a free press to heel.
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My colleague Jack Nicas reported that, since launching such tools for iPhones, Apple had purged other smartphone addiction apps from its App Store.
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But in recent years, a number of them have purged or inactivated voters in violation of federal law or based on inaccurate information.
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Women would be subjected to punitive restrictions and Hazaras would be purged from the military and government if the Taliban returned, he said.
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Several apps that Apple purged didn't use M.D.M. but were told they had been removed for using a separate technology, virtual private networks.
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Yet just two hours before a court hearing to block the state's action, Georgia's secretary of state admitted 22,000 voters were erroneously purged.
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He has purged officials who testified in House impeachment proceedings and seemingly punished an appointed prosecutor of his former political adviser Roger Stone.
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In April, the White House purged multiple senior homeland security officials, including the secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen and the acting deputy secretary, Claire Grady.
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Either you're a true believer from the beginning, at which point you're probably going to get purged later on, or you're an opportunist.
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He tried to exploit a political rule to curtail parliamentary debate, purged his party of dissenters and started maneuvering to hold early elections.
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Speeches of Jinnah preaching secular values were banished from the media and their recordings purged from official archives, mostly during General Zia's tenure.
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Mr Johnson, by contrast, having purged his party of so many of its Remainers, can present the Conservatives as the party of Leave.
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She pointed to hundreds of thousands of voter registrations purged from the rolls by her opponent, then-Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp.
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Some people have been purged simply for placing their children in Gulen-owned schools or for putting their money in Gulen-owned banks.
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" Mr. Sulzberger cautioned, though, that rescinding the prize might evoke the "Stalinist practice to airbrush purged figures out of official records and histories.
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Mr. Islam was purged from his university position this year after he signed a letter condemning a military campaign in several Kurdish cities.
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The leaked documents said that a number of party officials were purged for disagreeing with the campaign or attempting to release Uyghur detainees.
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Mahmut, who gave his first name only, was a manager in a government office, purged just three days earlier without any clear reason.
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That's the estimate of how many listings Airbnb recently purged from the city of Boston in an effort to adhere to local laws.
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A stunning _________ in Turkey in mid-July left more than 260 people dead, thousands of soldiers rounded up and thousands of judges purged.
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After followers of Mr. Gulen made a failed coup attempt in 2016, schoolteachers — 34,000 of them — were purged in the crackdown that followed.
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Georgia election officials restored approximately 22,000 voter registrations Thursday, after over 21625,2900 voters were purged from the state's registry earlier in the week.
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But like many other purged officials, he returned to work after the death of Mao and the end of his frenzied Cultural Revolution.
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And some of Trump's biggest ideological backers have an almost apocalyptic sense that America needs to be purged in order to be saved.
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Kim is still the same person he was when he purged potential rivals, imprisoned thousands of his people, and had his relatives killed.
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The company also says it's purged 400 accounts responsible for uploading videos that appear to be exploiting children, and deleted millions of comments.
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Many officials made a stink when the Brooklyn Board of Elections office illegally purged hundreds of thousands of voters from the rolls in 2016.
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That action raised concerns at the department among employees who feared they would be purged by Trump, who has called climate change a hoax.
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In Ohio, a federal appeals court ruled that the state must give voters purged from its rolls the ability to vote via provisional ballots.
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Individuals in December purged a record $86 billion from global equity mutual funds and ETFs — further evidence of loss of faith in the market.
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I did right away, and that's when I found out I had been purged some time before, while I was still on active duty.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star purged his Instagram account of all traces of his relationship with the model and entrepreneur on Monday.
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According to a Twitter spokesperson, the locked account has one month to comply or verify itself before it is then purged from follower lists.
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Measures purged of this problem show the median hourly pay rise running at fully 3.9%, almost as generous as in 2007 (see chart 1).
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The page currently has 9.5 million Likes on Facebook, and the company has seen no dip in referrals since the fake accounts were purged.
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Members were unceremoniously purged from the service (including a scandal-embroiled Tiger Woods) in an effort to drop membership numbers from 850,000 to 250,000.
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If someone was raped or purged and never wants to speak of it, what right does he have to bring that up, he asks?
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Another, ExpressVPN, a provider based outside of China, said "all major VPN apps" including its own had been purged from Apple's China-based store.
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In the months surrounding the election, Facebook users unfollowed and sometimes purged users from their feed whose political views didn't align with their own.
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"I distinctly remember looking in the mirror after I purged and not only feeling physically lighter, but emotionally lighter as well," Kopp tells PEOPLE.
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But it is not clear if this temporary military alliance will translate into an enduring political one after ISIS has been purged from Syria.
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I'm acquainted with anti-Trump Republicans who have purged the billionaire from their discourse with Trump-acquiescent Republicans, simply so they can press on.
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But the force's image began to change in the 1970s: a new anti-graft body, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), purged its ranks.
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This led to a sitewide crackdown on pornography that left many users complaining that their NSFW blogs had been unfairly purged in the sweep.
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Journalists were purged from Facebook's team last year after a Gizmodo report indicated that political bias sometimes shaped which stories "trended" on the platform.
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You can imagine the confusion, then, when hundreds of thousands of Ohio voters in 2628 were abruptly purged from their home state's registration rolls.
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Our assessment is that, like many email users, Secretary Clinton periodically deleted emails or emails were purged from the system when devices were changed.
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Overall, between the federal elections of 2014 and 85033, almost four million more names were purged from the rolls than between 2006 and 2008.
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Erdogan immediately (and randomly) purged thousands of police officers and security personnel he claimed to be supporters of the Gulen movement, a political adversary.
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The opposite is just as likely to be true: A SNAP purged of sodas or candy, or both, could be less vulnerable to cuts.
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However, voter ID laws, limited polling stations, and purged voter rolls are only part of the challenges facing the American electoral process in 220006.
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He was thought to have purged the stockpile under Russian and American pressure after Syria joined the treaty that bans chemical weapons in 2013.
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A restructuring of Turkey's once untouchable military also drew closer, with a planned meeting between Erdogan and the already purged top brass brought forward.
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One night I was able to order shrimp, but the specimens that arrived were meek and pale, purged of any memory of the sea.
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Those three victories were about as many as was reasonably expected this season — maybe more — from a team that purged much of its talent.
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He purged 1.5 million voters from Georgia's rolls from 2012 to 2016, more than double the number than in the previous two election cycles.
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What Mr. Meng did to join the lengthening list of officials purged by Mr. Xi may never be fully known outside the Communist hierarchy.
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Bannon has been battling Trump's national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, who has successfully purged some of his allies from the National Security Council (NSC).
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Takeaways: The Communist Party boss in Xinjiang played a major role in expanding the internment camps rapidly and purged officials who resisted the campaign.
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For fun, Mr. Wang and his friends — many of them also sons of purged officials — would drink baijiu, gamble and dress up for photos.
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During her pregnancy, she became more aware of what she was surrounded by and purged her home of products that contained potentially harmful ingredients.
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He purged rolls, reduced the number of polling machines and did many other things to limit the impact of black voters in the state.
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It's highly reminiscent of the 1930s, when Stalin purged longstanding officials from high-level government positions and replaced them with young and unknown apparatchiks.
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Much like New York purged the porn from Times Square in the 1990s, HBO has banished its adult content from its website and apps.
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The president has purged his original national security adviser, spokesman, chief of staff and now chief strategist less than seven months into his administration.
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Should a teacher struggling through a widespread purge of educators voice her concerns about damage to the school system, and risk being purged herself?
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He purged rolls, reduced the number of polling machines and did many other things to limit the impact of black voters in the state.
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While Ms. Mugabe and some of her top allies have been purged from the party, other former rivals have now united behind Mr. Mnangagwa.
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Liu and Xi have similar backgrounds - both their families were purged during the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, and both their fathers were senior officials.
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Since then, Mr. Erdogan's crackdown has rounded up not only the suspected coup plotters, but also purged thousands of political opponents, academics and journalists.
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It's purged millions of spammy and automated accounts from its servers and helped to prevent large-scale disinformation and troll attacks during the midterm elections.
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The San Francisco-based company has said that it is trying to focus on the "health" of the conversations it hosts and purged suspicious accounts.
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At last, they had completed the ascent some predicted after a rebuilding club purged payroll and stripped down to bare bones a few years back.
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Since the failed coup, more than 150,000 civil servants have been purged and 77,000 people have been charged in a crackdown criticised by rights groups.
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The EPA's decision to grant these exemptions seems especially hypocritical given the rationale it used when it purged scientists from its advisory committees last year.
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But it has purged many members who were caught flirting with neo-Nazism or white nationalism in a deliberate effort to break into the mainstream.
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The most independent-minded members of the council were purged in favor of loyalists from the state news media and others known for their obedience.
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The allegations were purged from the web, but after a visit to Melbourne, Australia, in November 2016, Krauss was accused of sexual harassment once again.
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Those who have failed to do so will receive a final notice next week along with a card they must return to avoid being purged.
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Turkey purged more than 12.93,212.9 people suspected of ties to the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it blames for the coup attempt.
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Reports emerged Tuesday that more than 120,000 voters had been purged from the Democratic Party's rolls in Brooklyn, and no one seemed to know why.
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Thae also said Han had been purged, which means he was likely to have been sent to a labor camp for reeducation or possibly executed.
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A study by Reuters found that about twice as many Democrats as Republicans were purged from the rolls in Ohio before the election of 2016.
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Demonstrations continue amid accusations that the Pheu Thai government is taking orders from Thaksin and calls for the Shinawatra family to be purged from politics.
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The quartz for the crucibles, like the silicon they will produce, needs to be almost absolutely pure, purged as thoroughly as possible of other elements.
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Today, it is Gulen followers in the bureaucracy who are being indiscriminately purged by their one-time patrons, the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party.
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Outsiders to the Trump inner circle, like Spicer, are being purged in favor of the likes of Scaramucci, an old business pal of the President.
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The Mueller probe is indeed a "witch hunt," as the president tweeted, proof that the bureau is a corrupt institution that needs to be purged.
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In February, independent researchers found that Airbnb had purged about 1,500 such listings in New York City last fall ahead of a public data dump.
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Through trades and free agency, they purged six of their seven top scorers, including the All-Star LaMarcus Aldridge, now with the San Antonio Spurs.
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ISTANBUL — In pursuit of more power, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has purged the judiciary of enemies, jailed journalists and crushed anti-government protests.
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If that postcard is not returned and the voter does not vote in four subsequent years, then they are automatically purged from the voter rolls.
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Kim even purged his own uncle, Jang Song Thaek, North Korea's primary interlocutor with China, to show Beijing he wanted Pyongyang to be more autonomous.
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He then purged most of the department's upper ranks on Monday in a bid to replace the current slate of hardliners with more pliable figures.
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I was beginning to worry that, due to the constant reduction in the number of movies on Netflix, all the real garbage had been purged.
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He has jailed critics, reined in the media, and purged dissenting voices from institutions such as the Supreme Court after a political crisis in February.
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Cox and Slee charge that Airbnb purged the 295,294 listings in order to present a more favorable portrait of its NYC data in its Dec.
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They have pruned, or purged, the drama until it runs just over an hour and a half, and, in so doing, mislaid its nervous languor.
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People are turned away from the polls, or purged from the rolls, or refused ID, and then these violations of their rights can be challenged.
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"It's absolutely crazy," said Kimberly Edwards, 37, who said she recently learned her husband had been purged from voting rolls after skipping the 2016 election.
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Government investigators now occupy the cleric's main temple in Beijing, have purged his cadre of loyal monks and are scouring his books for financial wrongdoing.
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At least 2,800 military personnel or people suspected to be behind the coup were detained on Saturday and 2,745 judges were purged from the courts.
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Mr. Kim rebuffed overtures from China, and purged officials who had previously served as the main channels to Beijing, including his uncle, who was executed.
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There have been other issues as well, most notably when it comes to the high number of people purged from voter rolls in the state.
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They are rare survivors of late 2000s' major label apocalypse that purged the industry of everything but legacy artists and teen pop acts du jour.
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She encouraged him, and with a new focus on composition, he cultivated a distinctively laconic style purged of excess and meticulously designed from meaningful gestures.
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Republican state and local governments have closed polling places in predominantly African-American neighborhoods, purged voter rolls and created new obstacles to registration and voting.
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But for two weeks in September and October, this far-from-cutting-edge choreographer purged the Joyce Theater of its sometimes stifling air of safety.
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Under his black-power banner, which Mr. Innis called "pragmatic nationalism," he purged whites from CORE's staff and allowed the organization's white membership to wither.
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In recent months, he has been absent from state functions, spurring speculation that he might have been purged and sent to a re-education camp.
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Mr. Xi is himself a "princeling": His father was Xi Zhongxun, a major figure in the Communist revolution who was later purged by Mao Zedong.
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TikTok&aposs Chinese counterpart, Douyin — which does not share the same content or userbase as TikTok — has routinely purged anti-China videos from its platform.
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The state purged a total of 1.5 million voters between the 2012 and 2016 elections, according to a report from the Brennan Center for Justice.
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According to a report released this summer by the Brennan Center, Kemp's office purged roughly 1.5 million registered voters between the 2012 and 2016 elections.
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There have been other issues as well, most notably when it comes to the high number of voters purged from voter rolls in the state.
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Twitter purged Spencer's account several weeks ago, just as it simultaneously rolled out increased harassment tools and a reaffirmed commitment to its "hateful conduct" policy.
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The Daily Beast identified a Facebook group called "Being Patriotic" that was shut down around the same time that other Russian-linked Facebook accounts were purged.
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About 12,000 have been purged, according to the lawsuit, though Mr. Kobach challenged the accuracy of that figure, saying his office has not calculated that number.
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Screencap: ZeroFOXLast week, Twitter's security team purged nearly 90,000 fake accounts after outside researchers discovered a massive botnet peddling links to fake "dating" and "romance" services.
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We, along with pretty much everyone we know, have cleaned, purged, sorted, folded, and even told our remaining belongings how very thankful we are for them.
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In Ohio, voters who have been inactive for a few cycles can be purged from the rolls, a decision upheld last year by the Supreme Court.
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On election day he had assembled a transition team of around 100, whose leadership he has since purged, throwing many of its existing preparations into disarray.
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Last month, Twitter posted quarterly results that far exceeded Wall Street's estimates even after it purged millions of fake accounts used for disinformation and other abuses.
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Just last year, Kang told Health that she had previously binged and purged and also abused laxatives as a young model striving for the "perfect" body.
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But for users with large followings — especially those who've attempted to inflate their followings with purchased followers — the number of purged accounts could be much higher.
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Such tragedies aimed for catharsis, and audiences were meant to go home purged of nasty emotions, grateful that someone else had done their suffering for them.
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It has purged its chief executive and the head of its retail bank, clawed back executive bonuses, transformed its board and simplified its formerly decentralised structure.
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Twitter followed suit in July, when the company announced some users with "larger follower counts" would "experience a more significant drop" as the platform purged bots.
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On the night the court was purged, Mr Gayoom was also arrested and dispatched to the prison island of Dhoonidhoo (even as his son was released).
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PURGED: CT & Veronica CT and Veronica join Natalie and Paulie in redemption, where CT makes it known how angry he is to be on Team Layup.
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It was illogical, like people who purged all their stuff to couch-surf around the world, but even that had started to seem less absurd lately.
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Her party even purged its party list of Muslim candidates, in what was widely interpreted as an attempt to defuse criticism from the country's Buddhist hardliners.
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"Once you're purged from the network, you've lost all the ability to interact and network and post job listings and connect with different founders," Torba said.
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That sparked a series of leaks to news agencies that alleged the EPA purged the administrator's critics and expanded on previous reports of Pruitt's high spending.
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Voters move, find themselves purged, or thought they updated their registration but turn up on Election Day to find that they are not in the system.
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Berman Jackson pressed both sides largely on questions of case law and appeared somewhat skeptical about Manafort's arguments that evidence should be purged before the trial.
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"It's the old royal fiefdoms that are not in the Al Salman branch of the royal family that are now being purged," said a Western analyst.
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Mr. Xi has made a partywide anticorruption campaign his signature domestic policy, and many of his political opponents have been purged as part of that drive.
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In 2014, for example, a Hong Kong court purged several pro-democracy politicians from the territory's Legislative council and installed pro-Beijing politicians in their place.
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One example is Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxun, who was purged in a literary inquisition in the 1960s but re-emerged after Mao died [in 1976].
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At least one non-Turkish NATO ally has written to its ministry of defense to defend their purged Turkish colleagues, but have not received a reply.
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Likewise, it has also purged millions of accounts from WeChat following numerous rounds of government-led initiatives that crack down on media, pornography and unsubstantiated rumors.
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The Turkish authorities have purged tens of thousands of political opponents and shuttered hundreds or organizations, including news outlets, prompting an outcry by human rights groups.
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Mr. Xi has also led sweeping anti-corruption campaigns that have disproportionately purged members of rival political factions, strengthening himself but undermining China's consensus-driven approach.
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Clement resigned and became a whistleblower in 2017 over allegations that the agency had "purged" scientists, which were eventually backed up by the agency's inspector general.
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"Crystal's name was purged from the rolls when she went to prison, but Crystal did not know that," Ms. Grinter said in an interview on Tuesday.
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A spokesman for Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said that she was purged from the New York voter rolls in 2016 and that he was looking into 2014.
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According to the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University, Georgia, under Mr. Kemp, purged 1.5 million voters from its rolls between 2012 and 2016.
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One day recently Acun Karadag, a purged teacher, could not see properly because she said her glasses had been lost during the scuffle the previous day.
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The remainder of those purged either moved out of the state or had mail sent to them by election officials returned as undeliverable, the newspaper reported.
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Affected schoolchildren have usually been able to find places in local state schools — but their purged parents have mostly been frozen out of the job market.
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A deeper cultural crisis — selfishness, excessive political correctness and a lack of civic responsibility — has infected the country's political and economic institutions, which must be purged.
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Critics say Turkey's judiciary is no longer independent, after a vast crackdown by the government that purged around 150,000 public employees, including 4,000 judges and prosecutors.
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None of it purged the original sin of enslavement, but it showed that the American people, more often than not, write their destiny for the better.
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His promise to "get Brexit done" is hollow; he has purged moderates from the Conservative Party; his sketchy tax-and-spending plan does not add up.
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The company also recently purged fake accounts, but those changes occurred after the close of the second quarter, so it didn't affect MAUs in this report.
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Western horrors and thrillers operate with and against Puritanical values — evil is innate and must be purged, purity is often defiled and can never be recovered.
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The economic collapse began in the ways Mr. Chávez wrested power, paid for loyalty with oil and purged his enemies, our Interpreter columnists wrote in 2017.
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As Monáe told Rolling Stone, she herself used to believe she had "a computer virus" that needed to be purged in order for her to succeed.
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In Ohio on Wednesday, a judge upheld the state's system of notifying voters who are "purged" from its rolls after failing to cast ballots for years.
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The New York City Board of Elections illegally purged about 22020,000 voters off the city's rolls in 2014 and 2015, an issue discovered during the 2016 elections.
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In July, Kardashian purged his Instagram account of all traces of his relationship with Chyna, leaving only a single photo of himself, unfollowing his fianceé, as well.
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Starting againWith a fresh new inbox and purged contact list to enjoy, it's time to think about making sure your Gmail account never gets clogged up again.
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Having last year purged critics from his party, his position looks secure; an aide boasts that the prime minister is matey with Donald Trump, America's president-elect.
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This year the Trump administration has purged, installed and transferred leaders in the department, sowing chaos among its ranks and creating a legal maze on personnel matters.
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Very few of its cures come from animals and the official pharmacopoeia has been purged of illegal (and useless) treatments such as rhino horn and tiger bone.
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With thousands purged from universities across the country, many academics who took part in the constitutional debate in the early 2010s are also reluctant to speak up.
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On opening day, 14 years ago, few would have predicted that Deng might be purged again, or at least lose his central place in the Communist pantheon.
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They were the band the Christian right warned you about; the band who were deemed offensive post 9/11; who both inspired and purged outrage and disgust.
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Not all outdated information has been purged, according to Menzel, so some of those records likely include information for deceased voters or those who have subsequently moved.
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In fact, some forms of bias are bad and should be purged from the jury, while others, even those related to race, are good and worth preserving.
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El considers these references a kind of original sin that must be purged from Bitworld, but as his symbolic name suggests, he's ultimately not above them either.
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" Wilkie also downplayed a Washington Post report that he is planning to sideline Trump loyalists who have purged longtime VA staff since his predecessor was fired. "No.
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Pompeo served on the Benghazi Committee, but authored a separate report bashing Clinton (unlike Mike Rogers, who was reportedly purged from Trump's team for clearing Clinton's name).
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She was speaking at a rare gathering in Istanbul this week of purged civil servants and families of those jailed, who came together to publicize their plight.
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In other instances, however, these data hoarders work to preserve content, such as Alex Jones' YouTube channel, that is at risk of being purged from the internet.
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Mr. Grieve, who was purged from the Conservative Party after clashing over Brexit with Mr. Johnson, said the government had no valid reasons for delaying its release.
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Park seized power by leading a military junta that purged the government of opposition and then declared that junta members wouldn't run for president, but ran anyway.
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Married King Maha Vajiralongkorn Divorced Princess Soamsawali Queen Suthida Sujarinee Srirasmi 1977 '96 '94 2001 '14 Children born '19 The noble consort Sineenat was purged in October.
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Married King Maha Vajiralongkorn Divorced Princess Soamsawali Queen Suthida Sujarinee Srirasmi '153 '94 '96 2001 '14 Children born '19 The noble consort Sineenat was purged in October.
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Upon his hiring, he purged the White House of many personnel who had no business working in the West Wing — staffers who were underqualified and overly controversial.
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He denied having ever proposed part-privatization of health insurance and purged his website program of the proposal that showed he had indeed proposed such a move.
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He has launched scathing attacks on figures in Russia's liberal opposition, saying they should be purged and posted a picture of one in a sniper's cross-hairs.
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Having gotten all that out of his system, it's possible to hope that he feels purged without recommending "Mother!" as an addition to anyone's movie-going diet.
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The interviewees become the voice of the city itself, crying out in indignation as its character and color are purged for the sake of an unstable market.
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I was freshly out, and I had only retained one or two very close female friends from high school (I purged after I came out and moved).
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"When I was 32 years old, I purged myself of my old art, burned it all, then moved out of Michigan to start over," says the artist.
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Kemp's office uses a controversial method called "exact match," under which voters' names can be purged from the rolls for something as trivial as a missing hyphen.
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If the person does not respond to the letter, and they also do not vote for four more years, then the person is purged from the rolls.
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If they don't return the postcard, or if they fail to vote in a federal election in the next four years, they're automatically purged from the rolls.
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More recently, after the coup attempt, around 4,000 judges were purged, many of them his former Islamist allies, in a move that compounded years of government meddling.
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If a canned reply is never used, this is a signal that it should be purged; if it is frequently used, it will show up more often.
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He remained a government spokesman even after the Communist Party leader, Zhao Ziyang, was purged later that year for having supported students during the Tiananmen Square protests.
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But it also explains something like the trip the show took in 1987 to Forsyth County, Ga., after it purged itself of nearly all its black residents.
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Though African-Americans made up about 11 percent of registered voters in the state, they accounted for a reported 44 percent of the people who were purged.
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Thousands of people suspected of being followers of Mr. Gulen and his sect have been purged from their jobs and prosecuted in Turkey since the coup attempt.
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In both cases he wielded power largely unilaterally, unrestrained by experienced foreign policy officials who were purged from his circle for trying to control his wilder impulses.
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But he also probably remembers what happened to the families of Soviet officials who were purged: if they were lucky they survived their sentence to the Gulag.
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Last year, Twitter purged several high-profile Twitter accounts connected to the alt right on the same day it said it was cracking down on hate speech.
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That parade included busts of leaders purged or sidelined under Mao, and a float from Shekou, a pioneering special economic zone that Deng's leftist critics called capitalist.
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Facebook said it asked Cambridge Analytica to delete the data in 2015, but learned several days ago from "reports" that not all of it had been purged.
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In Wisconsin, where 3.3 million people are registered to cast ballots, voters who are purged from the rolls can choose to register again, including on Election Day.
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You would think that Chief of Staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE would have purged him from service as he had done with Stephen Bannon and Sebastian Gorka.
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But, they added, they would be watching closely whether the travel ban is eventually lifted or whether the ban leads to the ranks of C.I.D. being purged.
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The real victims are those who testified or voted against Trump when it counted and were publicly trashed by the president and purged from their government positions.
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The latest incident, which was unearthed by the American Civil Liberties Union, happened last October — after the NSA said it purged hundreds of millions of metadata records.
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"Apparently that mainstream economic analysis had to be purged because it basically didn't jibe with the Trump team's patter," Wyden said at a Senate Finance Committee hearing.
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Many charged that the elections board had purged them from voter rolls by losing voter registration forms, never updating their registration, or improperly changing their voter affiliation.
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I let my kids curse and rant and cry if they need to, because that emotion needs to get purged a bit before they can think critically.
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" She describes it differently, writing, "the darkness wiped me out like chalk on a blackboard," and afterward, upon waking, wrote that "all the heat and fear purged itself.
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As part of this, the board agreed to restore the voting rights of purged voters, be more transparent, and put down a plan to prevent further unlawful purges.
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In the years that followed the left-wing tribune and his authoritarian successor, Nicolás Maduro, purged PDVSA's professional staff, strong-armed its international partners and raided its coffers.
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Evanina said LinkedIn should look at copying the response of Twitter, Google and Facebook, which have all purged fake accounts allegedly linked to Iranian and Russian intelligence agencies.
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In that time he has purged or executed around 340 people, according to the Institute for National Security Strategy, a think tank of South Korea's National Intelligence Service.
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Prosecutors and police officials close to the Gulenists implicated Mr Erdogan and his allies in a cascading corruption scandal in 2013; thousands of them were purged in response.
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Groupon purged a number of its struggling country businesses last year, so it remains possible that it was open to offloading its Indonesian business at an attractive cost.
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On Wednesday YouTube pledged to crack down on these and has purged over 50 of the accounts, some of which were provided to the company by BuzzFeed News.
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The letter was discovered in Molotov's file after the collapse of Communism by Vitaly Shentalinsky, who was researching the fate of writers purged by Stalin's secret police, NKVD.
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The suspension of his account last week comes after he lost tens of thousands of followers last summer when Twitter purged locked accounts from showing up as followers.
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Job seekers say that potential employers are notified on the social security network that the applicant has been purged - making them reluctant to take him or her on.
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A diplomatic source in Seoul told Reuters, citing North Korean officials, Han was purged last year after being accused of spying for the United States and pocketing funds.
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About 70% of the nearly 400-strong Central Committee—the body from which the highest leaders are drawn—have reached retirement age or have been purged for corruption.
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Instead, the chants are meant to signal that Clinton and Omar are threats to the body politic who need to be purged if it is to be preserved.
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State and county electoral boards have limited voting sites, cut voting hours, and purged voters from their rolls — often improperly and always with undue impact on racial minorities.
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If you've purged your wardrobe and still have a closet full and then some, Wonder Hangers can carve out extra space by putting multiple garments to one hanger.
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"Soon, the forces will be deployed toward al-Safira and al-Huseiniya and they will be purged of Daesh," he said, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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Bryant requested information about the number from Citrix in late April but the company said its records pertaining to 2016, when the call was made, had been purged.
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But they must do what the Eastern colonials did when they were first purged by Jackson: Leave the Eastern cities behind, reinventing themselves by returning to the country.
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The people who get "purged" from voter rolls are "inactive" voters — people who haven't voted in two straight elections and didn't return postcards seeking to verify their address.
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In areas retaken from Islamic State south of Mosul, locals have purged traces of their presence, razing or blowing up militants' homes and even digging up their graves.
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Targeting traditional Democratic constituencies, they reduced the number of polling places, tightened registration requirements, and purged the names of individuals who had not cast ballots for several years.
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The White House purged Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen and other top officials in the department in April, leaving it with almost no permanent, Senate-confirmed leaders.
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There seems to exist a certain notion of grid purity, suggesting that words relating to the theme (or even letter combinations) should be purged entirely from the fill.
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But with 25,943 voters purged from Franklin County alone for failing to vote for a two-year period, Ohioans — and voters across the country — need to be proactive.
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He had purged the judiciary; jailed insouciant senior military officers three years ago and installed seemingly compliant successors; and cracked down on the opposition and the news media.
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Eligible voters have been purged from rolls without their knowledge; cumbersome voter ID requirements have been signed into law; the number of early voting days has been reduced.
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In the aftermath of the coup, which failed but claimed more than 200 lives, Mr. Erdogan purged thousands of officers from the ranks, leaving the military seemingly depleted.
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In Vienna, Deutsch and other Jewish leaders say the FPO has not addressed its Nazi past as thoroughly as Austria's more mainstream parties, or fully purged its ranks.
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Days and countless dishwasher cycles later, with my bong finally purged of all ranch remnants, I prepared to fill the chamber one last time to conclude the trials.
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As Georgia secretary of state, Kemp reportedly purged some 340,000 voters from the rolls, and tried to block an additional 53,000 majority Black residents from registering to vote.
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According to The Nation, from 203 to 2016, Ohio -- a state with more than 11 million residents -- purged 840,000 voters from its voter rolls for such voting inactivity.
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"This document release is nothing more than an attempt at distraction and misdirection by an individual who created and then purged an illegal private email server," he said.
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WARSAW — Surrounded by cheering supporters, Poland's top Supreme Court justice took a defiant stand on the courthouse steps here Wednesday morning, hours after the government purged the tribunal.
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Under Mr. Xi, China has expanded the size and scope of its military, purged corrupt officers and built military installations in contested waters of the South China Sea.
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He has purged tens of thousands of people suspected of disloyalty from the government and the military, and thousands more have been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism.
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Rollins was clearly the face and Reigns purged the last vestiges of his babyface persona, perhaps only for one match, to embrace pure heeldom from start to finish.
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They heaped scorn on Zhao Ziyang, the Communist Party leader purged for being soft on the demonstrators, and blamed the upheaval on subversives backed by the United States.
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Mr. Pompeo, asked at a news conference in Berlin on Friday about the report that Kim Yong-chol had been purged, said American officials were looking into it.
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It would match Trump -- and his hollowed out national security team, purged of moderating forces who might have stopped him short of this point -- against Iran's theocratic rulers.
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Tens of thousands of people have either been arrested or been purged from their jobs, on suspicion of having links to Mr. Gulen, who now lives in Pennsylvania.
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About 4,470 responded to mailed notices informing them they were about to be purged, leaving about 117,000 voters whom the board went on to remove from the rolls.
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And despite the best efforts of its more moderate leader, Jimmie Åkesson, party candidates have to be purged on a regular basis for racist and anti-Semitic ideas.
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Since then, Mr. Erdogan's government has purged tens of thousands of people suspected of being Gulen supporters from jobs in schools, universities, the news media and state institutions.
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In mostly unsung ways, they expanded the public good, driven by the promise of a free-labor democracy purged of the oligarchic slavery that died with the Confederacy.
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"In 2011, when I was purged, I called the Secretary of State's office and was directly told, 'there's nothing we can do for you,'" Helle told VICE Impact.
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Mr. Kobach said it was misleading to say that registrations were being purged because the people whose voter applications were in suspense had never officially been registered to vote.
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Voters whose names were purged from the rolls can still vote — as long as they sign a sworn affidavit to prove their identities, they can file a provisional ballot.
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To give you a sense of how powerful this is, note that between 2014 and 2016, close to 16 million Americans were purged from voting rolls across the country.
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In Georgia, where I live, the current Republican governor, Brian Kemp, purged something like 340,000 voters from the state's registration rolls while he was the acting secretary of state.
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In that time he has purged or executed around 340 people, according to the Institute for National Security Strategy, a think tank of South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS).
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Those things don't have an immediate next action or spark joy, so they should be purged (right after you thank those emails for their service, like Marie Kondo does!).
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And they suggest that Biden may not have completely purged a historic propensity for self-inflicted political wounds that has stayed mostly dormant in a tightly controlled campaign rollout.
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" Dominic Grieve, a longtime Tory who broke with Mr. Johnson over his Brexit strategy and was purged from the party, said the Conservatives had "hemorrhaged support from Middle England.
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Georgia, however, is not alone in these tactics; several states with key elections, including Nevada, Indiana, and Florida, have recently purged hundreds of thousands of voters from their rolls.
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When it comes to the blockchain that Bitcoin is powered by, "all Bitcoin transactions after that purged block become untrustworthy, which would undermine the complete system," said Van Humbeeck.
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More recently, Canada passed rules in 2007 that censored and monitored scientific reports, closed a world-class climate research laboratory, and purged national statistics, including the Canadian federal census.
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Those ballots will be checked against voter rolls, and if people were purged in the years 2011, 2013 or 2015, their votes will be counted and their registration restored.
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Barack Obama identified supporters of lower-polling candidates like Chris Dodd and Joe Biden and courted them heavily, while Clinton's campaign purged other candidates' supporters from its contact lists.
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The Obama administration explicitly scrubbed religious language from a jihadist's threat, and purged our national security apparatus of training materials and experts in Islamic ideology and the global jihad.
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He argues that it should be recruited from among the American-trained soldiers and officers who were purged from the army by the former prime minister, Nouri al-Maliki.
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DEIR AL-ZOR, Syria (Reuters) - The Syrian army field commander standing by the Euphrates River predicted that Islamic State militants would very soon be "purged" from its opposite bank.
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In fact, he has ruthlessly purged the senior ranks of the party and army, even executing his uncle by marriage, Jang Song Taek, the regime's main interlocutor with China.
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The NSA announced in June that it had purged hundreds of millions of records after discovering the data had been "contaminated" by records it was not supposed to receive.
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Separately, Turkey reinstated more than 1,800 civil servants purged after the failed coup, determining they had no links to Gulen's network, state-run Anadolu news agency said on Friday.
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Early last year, South Korean officials told reporters that Ma Won-chun, a senior general who was in charge of the renovation of the Pyongyang airport, had been purged.
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Jang, previously one of the most powerful men in North Korea, was purged and executed in 2013 after he reportedly built up an alternate power base to his nephew.
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Disney purged its heir apparent, Thomas Staggs, above right last year, prompting speculation that the current and quite successful C.E.O., Robert Iger, above left, simply doesn't want to leave.
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The White House still receives print copies to several other papers though, several of which are far less critical of his presidency than the two recently purged legacy papers.
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The United States would need to provide assurances that rank-and-file military and security actors would not be wantonly purged so as not to further fracture the country.
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In June, the NSA announced that it had purged hundreds of millions of records after discovering the data had been "contaminated" by records it was not supposed to receive.
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Moreover, while the state should be purged of pro-coup elements, this shouldn't be used as a pretext to pack state institutions, in particular the judiciary, with Erdogan partisans.
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He is one of the dozens purged, which include numerous ministers and deputy ministers, top advisers and business personalities, many now crammed into a ballroom at the Ritz-Carlton.
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Take Poland's autocratic leader, who, Tuesday night, suddenly purged much of the nation's Supreme Court in a single stroke, confirming that country's all but total break with democratic processes.
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The state attorney general's office found in 2016 that the New York City Board of Elections had improperly purged about 6900,000 names in 2014 and 2015 from voter rolls.
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And don't worry, if you change your mind within 30 days, you can simply log into your Facebook account to stop it from being forever purged from the internet.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has assumed leadership and has purged his rivals in a "corruption probe" in which he has detained about 200 royals, businessmen and military leaders.
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Since then, thousands of military, police and security personnel, teachers and other public employees have been purged over suspicion of involvement in the coup or sympathy for its aims.
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In August, the Justice Department abruptly switched sides in the case, revoking an Obama-era brief supporting purged voters and instead throwing its weight behind the state of Ohio.
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Boris Johnson purged the 21 MPs who rebelled against him from the Conservative Party, leaving the prime minister in charge of a government 43 short of a working majority.
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In person, Katharine revealed little of herself, and "purged wide swaths of her adult life from her papers," particularly passages on her partner, McCarthyism and estrangement from her family.
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In the past, North Korean officials who were reported by the South Korean news media or intelligence officials to have been purged or even executed have sometimes re-emerged.
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They were among around 340 people he has purged or executed, according to the Institute for National Security Strategy, a think tank of South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS).
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A cup of briny broth is also provided, traditionally for cleaning purposes, but the clams are purged of sand so the step is more for flavor than a necessity.
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Since coming to power in 2015, Poland's populist government has sought to control the news media, purged and politicized the civil service, and intimidated intellectuals and civil society organizations.
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This may be because he has purged those advisers who were strong enough to tell him the facts as they are rather than as he wishes them to be.
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Fallen Order takes place after the events of Revenge of the Sith, when all of the Jedi have been purged from the galaxy at the command of Emperor Palpatine.
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Stories of Kim's brutal executions have also filtered out since he took power in 2011 and indicate that he has purged hundreds of senior officials in his own party.
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His subordinates have purged tens of thousands of people suspected of disloyalty from the government and the military, and thousands more have been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism.
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Ads on OneSearch will be generated based on keywords, not cookies, and there will be a self-destruct option for search results to be purged after a certain period.
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Rather than cry, or whine, or bear the pain silently and with a smile, as so many ingenues have in the past, their trauma is physically acknowledged, then purged.
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Some other high-ranking officials in the North have been absent from public view for extended periods, fuelling speculation they may have been purged or removed, only to resurface.
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And that's to say nothing of people who were rightly convicted of a crime who might abuse the system and ask that their convictions be purged from the internet.
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The purged listings were ones that violated Boston's rules, which require, among other things, that short-term rental hosts register with the city before appearing on sites like Airbnb.
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Several states such as North Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi quickly followed suit, and in the years since, states like Georgia and Ohio have purged hundreds of thousands of voters.
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Hundreds of political Facebook accounts, groups and pages — and 72 Instagram accounts — have been purged after using fake, AI-generated profile photos to masquerade as Americans, the company announced.
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If you purged all the low-skilled immigrants from the country — and if you stopped allowing them in — we would not have nearly enough workers to occupy these positions.
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Amiri embedded Badr members in key security positions purged of Saddam's Baath Party officers but showed his pragmatic streak by avoiding clashes with U.S. forces during their eight-year occupation.
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Even if we purged the internet of "fake news" and prevented outside interference of any kind, this would still be a problem and maybe even get worse over time, right?
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Since his acquittal earlier this month, Trump has purged his administration of those he perceives as disloyal, and his attorney general has exercised unprecedented political influence over the Justice Department.
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Moreover, it added, the infection-carrying mosquito is not particularly active in August and athletes and spectators are likely to spend their time in places purged of mosquito breeding sites.
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Facebook also said the sites that were purged ran articles that were "often indistinguishable from legitimate political debate" — a backhanded compliment, perhaps — but nevertheless behaved in ways it found unacceptable.
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In an effort to crack down on its massive problem of disturbing and exploitative family-friendly video content, YouTube has purged hundreds of thousands of videos in the last week.
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In addition to everything going on with Tumblr's mobile apps, many users are now reporting that their blogs posting legal NSFW or explicit content are being purged from the site.
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For example, the industrial profits recently reported by large enterprises were lower than those reported last year because some under-sized and double-counted firms were purged from the sample.
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Attitudes of racism, xenophobia, homophobia and sexism also must be purged from our hearts and civil discourse, and houses of worship must lead by being places of acceptance and inclusion.
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In marked contrast to the region's post-independence nationalist leaders, who purged their societies of Armenians, Greeks, Italians and Jews, he has embraced diversity, though tough restrictions on citizenship persist.
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But those claims have been complicated by other actions Kemp has taken, most notably the significant number of voters purged from the rolls in Georgia in the past five years.
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"In an authoritarian society controlled by a handful of Silicon Valley giants, all dissent must be purged," Paul Joseph Watson tweeted this afternoon, confirming the news that he was banned.
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Verizon Media purged its websites of clickbait content and made the controversial decision to ban adult content on Tumblr, which had accounted for 30% of the site's traffic, Gowrappan said.
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Turkey purged its police after rounding up thousands of soldiers in the wake of the weekend coup attempt and there have been calls to reinstate the death penalty for plotters.
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In fact, the military may be Gulen's last bastion of strength in Turkey, since others in the police, judiciary, media and other branches of the government have already been purged.
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The designer's departure from the house was only just made official on Friday, but by Monday the brand's Instagram had already purged themselves of every indication of Slimane's very existence.
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While Beijing purged many of Bo's associates, Huang was left in office to oversee that success under new city party boss, Sun Zhengcai, a man tipped for top national leadership.
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Workers at the company's Houston headquarters also have purged the company website and marketing materials of references to PDVSA and stripped the building of the symbols of Venezuela's socialist government.
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But Jeenbekov purged Atambayev loyalists from his cabinet last year, prompting a falling-out between the two which was followed by several criminal probes targeting Atambayev and his close associates.
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If these voters don't vote in 2016 (and nearly all of them will not), they will be purged from the records — bringing another big hit to the Democratic registration tally.
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In response to the botched coup, the government has purged tens of thousands of soldiers, police officers, journalists, teachers and government employees accused of having ties to the Gulen organization.
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The change supposedly purged "fake news" culprits but also raised serious concerns about how Google and Facebook help determine what news people read and whether they should have that power.
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He has ruled the Communist Party with an iron fist and has since his ascension to the presidency in 2012 purged dozens of officials in a nationwide "anti-corruption" drive.
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Under the direction of its charismatic 39-year-old leader Jimmie Akesson, the party has gradually purged its more extreme and openly racist elements to present a more palatable image.
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Moderators deleted many pro-Gaga threads during the game, as redditor TaintedSquirrel pointed out on the /r/undelete subreddit, which is dedicated to finding instances of purged threads throughout Reddit.
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"The termination of her nomination is collateral damage by a President who has vindictively purged career national security professionals caught up in the impeachment inquiry," Reed said in a statement.
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North Korea: Kim Kyong-hui, aunt of the leader Kim Jong-un, re-emerged in Pyongyang, the capital, dispelling rumors that she was purged after her powerful husband was executed.
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"It is absurd that in Brooklyn, New York, where I was born, tens of thousands of people as I understand it have been purged from the voting rolls," he said.
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ISTANBUL — When Aynur Barkin became one of roughly 21990,214 teachers purged from Turkey's education system after last year's attempted coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, she was not immediately replaced.
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"It is absurd that in Brooklyn, New York, where I was born, tens of thousands of people, as I understand it, have been purged from the voting rolls," Sanders said.
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Though Turing was never a member of the group, PhRMA recently purged nearly two dozen companies from its membership after it voted to exclude investor-driven drug companies like Turing.
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While the presidential candidates Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi were placed under house arrest in 2011 for their criticisms, Mr. Rafsanjani was stripped of several functions but never purged.
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But as Mr. Erdogan attempts to remove Gulenists from public life — some 130,000 people have been purged since last summer — these men also expect to be arrested at any moment.
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Among the most highly praised is "Sam and the Tigers" (19913), a retelling of the Victorian children's book "The Story of Little Black Sambo" purged of its myriad racist elements.
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Turkey has accused Gulen of masterminding a failed coup attempt last July and has purged state institutions, schools, universities and the media of tens of thousands of suspected Gulen supporters.
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It's a symbolic attempt to ward off evil, but in the language of the Southern gothic, it's an attempt to purge and destroy what can never be purged and destroyed.
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Chen Xitong, who ruled Beijing in the years spanning the Tiananmen unrest, was purged in 1995—ostensibly for corruption but more likely for cultivating an independent power-base in the capital.
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"Everyone has heard that the evil legacy of Bo Xilai's thinking has yet to be purged, so we must purge it together with the pernicious influence of Sun Zhengcai," Chen said.
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" (After Motherboard published a series of articles about the consumer spyware market, FlexiSpy purged its own website of content relating to illegal spying on spouses.) "URLs are inherently unstable over time.
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Even after these writers were purged from the magazine, the white identity politics they argued for was taken up by other National Review writers, albeit in more muted and coded form.
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The company linked hundreds of accounts to Russian propaganda efforts, informed nearly 700,000 users they got duped by foreign actors, and purged millions of bots and automated accounts on the platform.
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As professor and disinformation researcher Jonathan Albright reported this week, the newly purged Right Wing News page wasn't just big on Facebook, it was among the biggest pages on the internet.
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Let's be honest: How can we be free when countless black and brown voters show up to cast their ballots only to find their names have been purged from the rolls?
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More than 200 people were killed in the coup attempt, and Turkey has since purged tens of thousands of Turks from public sector jobs for supposed sympathies with the coup plotters.
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The state of California mandates that water lines be "purged with air or flushed with water for at least two minutes" each day, according to documents provided by the Dental Board.
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An editor in Cambodia noted that users thought politics had been purged from the social networking site altogether and did not know news posts were now appearing in a separate feed.
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Since his new secretary was the straight-talking sort, he was soon purged for daring to criticise openly the Great Leap Forward, the economic enormity which led China into savage famine.
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Like many of the Jews in Central and South America, his ancestors hailed from Spain, a country that famously purged the non-Catholic population from its borders during the Spanish Inquisition.
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On the pretext of recovering the pristine faith of the Prophet, Salafists purged the first generation's traditional customs that second-generation Muslims, and converts raised in the West, found so alienating.
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The eventual objective, still a long way off, is full-blown clinical trials, in which modified embryos, purged of disease-causing genes, are reimplanted into their mothers and carried to term.
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Recently, the company has purged bots (though there are reasons it may not go further), tweaked rules, and banned face-swap videos, many of which fall under the category of pornography.
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The abolitionist—and in Girard's account, genuinely anti-racist—Sonthonax purged the colonial government, assumed virtually dictatorial power, abolished slavery, then sent a delegation back to France to let them know.
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I purged the stuff I no longer needed, re-organized my cabinets, made space so that my countertop and sink area was tidy, uncluttered, and free of unsightly, dried toothpaste barnacles.
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Space-saving hangers If you've purged your wardrobe and still have a closet full and then some, Wonder Hangers can carve out extra space by putting multiple garments to one hanger.
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But as people with no real links to the Gulenists are purged, other opponents of AK, and even some of the party's supporters, are starting to fear they may be next.
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The isolated ruler has purged many supporters of his father Kim Jong Il and he further consolidated political power earlier this month by promoting his younger sister to a top post.
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On Saturday, Lively purged her Instagram of every single photo but one in a new promotional campaign for her upcoming movie with Jude Law and Sterling K. Brown, The Rhythm Section.
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And, in the end, Clinton won New York by around 300,000 votes — far more than the total number of purged registrants in Brooklyn, let alone the fraction who might have voted.
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The New York City Board of Elections, for instance, admitted that it illegally purged over 200,000 names from its voter rolls during litigation with the United States Justice Department and others.
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In a throwback to the tumultuous era of Disney's former chief executive, Michael D. Eisner, who anointed — and then discarded — a series of potential successors, Mr. Staggs was purged this week.
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There was no way to know that he possessed the determination to withstand going undrafted, then being purged from three different organizations, only to break through in Carolina at age 27.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. phone-maker purged as many as 25,000 apps — that's a figure that was first cited by state-owned broadcaster CCTV [link in Chinese].
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Read: The Supreme Court could let millions of states kick voters off their rolls More than 2 million voters were purged from the rolls from 2011 to 2016, according to Husted.
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The big change came in 1977 when a group of Second Amendment hardliners, so to speak, within the NRA more or less took over and purged the gun safety marksmanship folks.
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WASHINGTON — The National Security Agency has purged hundreds of millions of records logging phone calls and texts that it had gathered from American telecommunications companies since 2015, the agency has disclosed.
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His ministry also purged dissident teachers, refused the request of Roman Catholic Church officials to allow religious instruction in public schools and required university students to learn a trade or skill.
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" But Ms. Abrams, who made much of her reputation through her work to register new voters across Georgia, argued that voters had "been purged, they've been suppressed and they've been scared.
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Facebook said the recently purged accounts — eight Facebook pages, 224 Facebook profiles and seven Instagram accounts — were created between March 22 and May 2600 and were first discovered two weeks ago.
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Mr. Trump has purged the White House of some hard-line voices, like Stephen K. Bannon, his former chief strategist, but Mr. Sessions is not alone in his hard-line views.
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When my bulimia was at its worst, I used to see the ice cream I'd purged in the kitchen sink and think of all the money I'd vomited over the years.
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Allies of Mr. Dahlan, and even some Palestinians who were only thought to be his allies, have been purged from Fatah or arrested, and competing factions have engaged in violent clashes.
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In spring 2018, the National Security Agency purged hundreds of millions of records after it realized that its database was contaminated with some files the agency had no authority to receive.
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The dismissals mean that an estimated 140,000 people have now been purged from the state and private sectors, and more than 1,500 civil groups closed, since a failed coup last year.
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The less fortunate were imprisoned, part of a mass incarceration campaign that has included purged members of the military, judiciary, police and news media, adding 50,000 new inmates to the prisons.
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Today, Chinese Americans continue to face discrimination: diplomats subject to assignment restrictions; scientists wrongly accused of espionage; intelligence and military personnel stripped of security clearances; and researchers purged from cancer projects.
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Many new, younger judges have been fast-tracked as replacements for the purged ones — and they have no idea what they are doing, according to lawyers who have dealt with them.
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These documented instances of human rights violations have brought new scrutiny to the Carabineros, Chile's national police force, which was never purged or significantly reformed after the dictatorship headed by Gen.
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In April, the unrest forced veteran president Abdelaziz Bouteflika to step down, as the military and its allies purged his cronies in an anti-corruption drive while pushing for new elections.
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The "look-back" program — which brought net savings of some $37 billion over five years — makes Mr. Trump's order all the more worrisome, because many unneeded rules have already been purged.
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We have been combing through the list since it was released a few weeks ago...verifying names, doing our initial vet of who should have been purged and who should not.
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Chris Christie, who had been overseeing the transition, with Vice President-elect Mike Pence, and subsequently purged lobbyists from the ranks, in keeping with his vow to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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Turkey in July lifted a two year-long state of emergency during which 150,000 civil servants were purged and 19803,000 people suspected of links to a failed coup in 2016 were charged.
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But Georgia, where thousands of voters have been purged from the rolls and African Americans involved in get out the vote efforts are being harassed, might be ground zero in the fight.
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In the afternoon, opposition M.P.s, along with many of the Conservatives purged from the Party the previous month, refused to approve Johnson's deal until the underlying legislation necessary for Brexit had passed.
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Facebook's latest account purge exposes Africa's misinformation problem Finally, in May, Facebook purged a network of hundreds of pages, groups and Instagram accounts it labeled as producing "coordinated inauthentic behavior" toward Africa.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, having locked up or purged more than 703,000 Turks for political reasons, will probably prevail in elections that start on June 24th and assume sultan-like powers.
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Kavala is the latest activist to be held in a massive government crackdown begun after the coup in which 50,000 people have been arrested and more than 110,000 purged from government jobs.
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"The prevailing Christian acceptance was that the stigmatic blood 'not only purged the woman of her sin but also saved her fellow Christians' by compensating for sins through substituted atonement," he writes.
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According to the Times, the proposal was a collaboration between the purged apps' developers after Apple said in a statement that it removed the apps because they risked users' privacy and security.
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Few details have emerged on his political leanings or likely policies, but speculation has begun about a reshuffle of SPO ministers, with several media reporting those closest to Faymann would be purged.
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BEIJING in the winter of 2016 is a bit like Moscow in the winter of 50: every day brings news of more purged officials and you never know who will be next.
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In a decree in its Official Gazette, the government confirmed it was reinstating 1,823 people to their state jobs, although it did not give reasons why they had been purged or reinstated.
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"Voters should not be purged from the rolls simply because they have exercised their right not to vote," Dale Ho, the director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said in a statement.
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Mr. Arceneaux takes great pride in his "purged" crawfish, which undergo a 36- to 48-hour cleansing process that causes them to expel the bitter-tasting waste material in their gastrointestinal tracts.
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Moreover, the list of top names of purged voters also included typically Asian surnames, including Wong, Chan, Lee and Li. Statewide changes can also contribute to this kind of hyper-local discrimination.
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He purged his rivals, including Ri Yong-ho, the chief of the military's general staff, and U Dong-chuk, a deputy director at the Ministry of State Security, the North's secret police.
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It's the kind that scaffolds autocratic governments, in which the ruler's power is always dependent on a network of unstable personal alliances — and all hints of potential disloyalty must be flamboyantly purged.
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Mr. al-Qahtani's own hacking skills were limited, but they were enough to save him from being purged from the royal court when King Salman came in and Prince Mohammed took over.
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Mr. Lee said he had defected because he was about to be purged for failing to give enough attention in his articles to the speeches by the North's leader, Kim Il-sung.
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WYNC reported on Election Day that 126,000 Democratic voters in Brooklyn had been purged from the borough's voter rolls since last November, raising concerns from New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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In July 22018, Erdogan purged the military after a coup attempt and claimed that Turkey needed a new air-defense system to replace the Patriot missiles the United States withdrew in 103.
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Around 4,000 judges have been purged in the aftermath of a failed 2016 coup attempt, and they have been hurriedly replaced, often by Erdogan loyalists, some of them barely out of college.
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The judiciary in Turkey has come under increasing government control in recent years as hundreds of judges, prosecutors and lawyers have been imprisoned or purged from their jobs since a failed coup.
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"Technical irregularities" had contaminated the agency's database with message logs it had no authority to collect, so officials purged hundreds of millions of call and text records gathered from American telecommunications firms.
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Other senior FBI leaders have already been purged, and Trump's shameful treatment of Peter Strzok, Bruce Ohr, and others has made it clear that he has no compunction about ordering further purges.
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At the same time, in China today, if you're a Communist Party official or senior bureaucrat, you have to toe the ruling party's line or you could be quickly purged or imprisoned.
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Washington, DC (CNN)The Wisconsin Appeals Court has ruled that more than 200,000 voters who were set to be purged from the state's voter rolls will officially stay registered, court documents show.
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As it happened, she had purged her drawers recently, and some curious items remained: the aforementioned pastry blender, a cherry pitter, two garlic presses, a toast rack and a pasta noodle slicer.
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Mr. Bo was purged in a scandal, but the Maoists regrouped as Mr. Xi associated himself more closely with Mao's legacy than his predecessors and called for a return to Marxist purity.
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On the other hand, the Elections Commission has estimated that nearly 90,000 of those on the list moved within their own towns and cities, and under state law should not be purged.
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The man spoke of the troubles that the movement had been facing, and said that some three thousand officers were going to be purged during the meeting of senior generals in August.
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McMaster has purged the NSC of several Bannon loyalists, and his efforts to "professionalize" the NSC are viewed by many on the right as an affront against Trump's core base of supporters.
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The trip comes amid controversy surrounding the departure of President Donald Trump's homeland security secretary, Kirstjen Nielsen, reports of additional officials being purged and confusion about Trump's border security plans and policies.
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The son of a revolutionary war hero who was later purged, the teenager was caught up in the pandemonium of the decade-long Cultural Revolution, kicked off by Mao Zedong in 1966.
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The 270 race between Abrams and then-Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp gained national attention after Kemp purged over 22016,000 from voter rolls, allegedly for not having voted in recent elections.
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The small knot of young people in the inpatient program Ellen enters manifest their disorders in different ways, from bingeing and obsessive exercise to hiding bags of purged food under the bed.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The California Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered the November ballot purged of an initiative that seeks to split California into three states, citing significant questions raised about the proposal's validity.
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Leadership purges The eldest Kim brother's death comes as Kim Jong Un has purged senior leadership around him, including firing the minister of state security -- one of his top lieutenants -- earlier this month.
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Michael Madden, an expert on political leadership in the North who has contributed to the Washington-based 38 North think-tank, said rumours of technicians behind failures being shot or purged were "nonsense".
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The academy's membership is made up of roughly 212,19743 movie professionals around the world, and it was not immediately clear how many would be purged from the voting rolls by the new rule.
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But a list of voters to be purged in June 2016 included more than 4,000 people who had simply come into contact with the court system because of divorces, misdemeanours and the like.
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A "statement of work" between Bank of America and SourceCorp describes how the bank's loan documents would be imaged and ultimately purged from SourceCorp's system, according to a document turned over in discovery.
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Then, by transplanting these purged nuclei into egg cells extracted from sows' ovaries, and implanting the results into other sows' uteruses, they created eight litters of PERV-free piglets—30 animals in all.
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He's purged the bureaucracy; hired family members (who thumb their noses at conflicts of interest); bullied critics on Twitter; and incited a climate of hatred toward targeted groups (Muslims, Latinos, immigrants, and more).
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Rebel commanders bent on building their own fiefdom have been purged; less diehard candidates have replaced political leaders who defy their Moscow masters with an outmoded narrative of building a pan-Slavic "Novorossiya".
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"Nobody is safe in Hong Kong now," said Bao Pu, who published the secret memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, a former Communist Party general secretary who was purged after the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
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Screenshot: GizmodoFor those of you using iOS, open up Settings, then choose General, Reset, and Erase All Content and Settings to leave yourself with a factory-fresh phone purged of all your data.
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As Lava Jato progresses from businessmen to politicians—the supreme court is expected soon to indict congressmen, who are protected from prosecution in lower courts—politics could be purged of its dirtiest practitioners.
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Since taking power last year, PiS has tried to reorganise Poland's constitutional court, seized direct control of the state broadcasting channels and the security services, and purged the bosses of state-owned companies.
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Since last year's abortive coup Turkish authorities have purged state institutions, schools, universities and media of tens of thousands of Gulen's suspected supporters, prompting concerns in the European Union about human rights abuses.
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