But last week, YouTube finally put a stop to that.
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A new initiative hopes to put a stop to that.
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That was enough to put a stop to his momentum.
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To be unable to put a stop to the fear.
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This Court should put a stop to Colorado's unconstitutional bullying.
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For now, the government has put a stop to that.
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We will put a stop to this situation very soon.
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"We're asking the court to put a stop to that."
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So we've got to put a stop to it ASAP.
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Parkinson's disease put a stop to the vibrant and tireless performer.
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Rubio put a stop to that during Thursday's debate in Houston.
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We are hopeful we can put a stop to the outbreak.
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But troubles at SolarWorld's German parent put a stop to that.
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It's only human to want to put a stop to it.
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I think we need to put a stop to that immediately.
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The woman herself has now put a stop to the rumours.
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Now is our time to put a stop to this hate.
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"So we're gonna put a stop to it now," he said.
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Let's put a stop to this and protect our innovative advantage.
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Trading over the past month put a stop to that rally.
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POTUS and his crew refuse to put a stop to this.
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Additionally, the country put a stop to cash transfers between provinces.
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They have a way to put a stop to green drift.
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The uncertainty has made Brown put a stop to future investments.
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A new battery would, in theory, put a stop to the throttling.
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But last week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions put a stop to that.
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Facebook is trying to put a stop to its most painful notifications.
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I put a stop to things after some kissing and said goodnight.
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But that has not put a stop to questions about the relationship.
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Oracle brought this lawsuit to put a stop to Google's illegal behavior.
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We put a stop to this; we protected the locals and ourselves.
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Congressional Republicans could put a stop to this if they wanted to.
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This Veterans Day, let's put a stop to token expressions of gratitude.
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Trains and buses were discontinued overnight to put a stop to this.
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When Obamacare put a stop to that, insurers were in a bind.
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But some lawmakers are trying to put a stop to that. Rep.
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The point from several: we have to put a stop to this.
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Alhadeff challenged Trump to put a stop to the terror and heartbreak.
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Courts have put a stop to similar bans in another nine states.
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Authorities in Indonesia have tried to put a stop to the burning.
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But unsurprisingly, that didn't put a stop to Bitcoin-based online drug dealing.
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A new tech from China promises to put a stop to all that.
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There would be a response and someone would put a stop to it.
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So he grabbed a trusty 9mm handgun and put a stop to it.
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The DOL fiduciary rule was created to put a stop to these practices.
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They won't give up, so somebody has to put a stop to it.
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This is something we must put a stop to — the hate and discrimination.
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Those advocates have pressed the government to put a stop to unethical lenders.
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It's time to put a stop to this threat to our national security.
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Then a federal judge put a stop to it following a classified hearing.
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So they need someone to go put a stop to that right now.
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"We have failed to put a stop to it for decades," he said.
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The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals put a stop to that plan in 2018.
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She hoped that someone would help put a stop to the injustices she suffered.
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Next week, some staffers are going to try to put a stop to it.
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But then, according to Catch and Kill, Pecker put a stop to the investigation.
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The Madison Square Garden Company says it has put a stop to the incident.
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I'm praying for TJ to just put a stop to this at some point.
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JBL has to go, and then WWE needs to put a stop to this.
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But President Trump put a stop to this cycle of American cowering and capitulation.
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Workers can put a stop to either one of these things, but most don't.
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He might fire Robert Mueller and otherwise put a stop to the Russia investigation.
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But this didn't matter enough yet, not enough to put a stop to it.
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If you want to put a stop to this, it's a little bit trickier.
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Everyone here today is here to effect change and put a stop to this.
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To put a stop to the Night King, provided he isn't already the Night King.
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Steven Spielberg just put a stop to a fast food pun utilizing his last name.
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In the 215th century the Protestant Reformation sought to put a stop to such things.
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At ADL, we will use every resource available to put a stop to anti-Semitism.
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So we decided to do what we could to put a stop to this now.
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A reactionary hyper-vigilance could put a stop to their fun like a record scratch.
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If they do, that would put a stop to the ObamaCare repeal effort next year.
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" Bolsonaro has said "we need to put a stop to the demarcation of indigenous land.
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Police put a stop to the fight by firing pepper balls at the battling protesters.
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For all these reasons, Judge Daniels put a stop to the lawsuit against Mr Trump.
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On Friday, the Federal Aviation Administration finally put a stop to open-door helicopter flights.
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Except this time, Wendy knows that it's Marty who put a stop to her deal.
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A judge put a stop to the escort, issuing a restraining order against the hospital.
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Amnesty International decried the plan and called on Congress to put a stop to it.
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I'm sure he could put a stop to it this afternoon if he wanted to.
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Military leaders nearly always condemn the pranks, but that hasn't put a stop to them.
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"My kid was over there to help put a stop to this garbage, and he died."
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The news comes after the company the Redstone's put a stop to the Viacom-CBS merger.
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Ryan put a stop to that with his announcement this week — but he didn't quit there.
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But that hasn't put a stop to the pitiful glances from friends in long-term relationships.
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After years of importing all this trash, China has decided to put a stop to it.
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Read More Why the Fed might not be able to put a stop to gold's run
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The decision was the right one, he says, because it put a stop to the clashes.
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So how do we put a stop to gigantic fires, and thus smokestorms, in the West?
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D2 wants to put a stop to the slot machines and is looking to score damages.
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Plus, Brandao says he was being choked out and wanted to put a stop to it.
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Victims of sexual abuse say he has not done enough to put a stop to it.
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Republicans claimed their tax plan would put a stop to outsourcing, but the opposite is true.
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Meanwhile, the center-left Liberal Democrat party have promised to put a stop to Brexit altogether.
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This effectively put a stop to federally funded research into injuries and deaths caused by firearms.
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Which is why I've decided to help put a stop to this once and for all.
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One European Union source told CNN the Iranians must put a stop to attacks in Europe.
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Flight attendants' jobs and lives are in danger if we don't put a stop to this.
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But the unique circumstances of this virus have put a stop to that kind of behavior.
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There are two reasons why the Chinese government would want to put a stop to this.
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Mom Kourtney Kardashian put a stop to his Instagram, so Disick has hopped over to TikTok.
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"We must put a stop to this," said Tusk, the outgoing president of the European Council.
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A slight snafu didn't put a stop to the celebrations at the 130th Rose Parade on Tuesday.
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It's time to put a stop to situations where you're not being properly appreciated for your effort.
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Fin Shepard and his family must put a stop to this disaster before Earth is completely obliterated.
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But in a larger sense, Trump isn't fighting to try to put a stop to NFL protests.
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"Any human being would have put a stop to that, no matter who he was," Damon said.
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In the past when this happened, an 'adult' would step in and put a stop to it.
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Next stop ... New York ... where the Giants will try to put a stop to the turn up.
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However, the Food and Drug Administration is looking to put a stop to that, citing safety concerns.
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And now, there's a Twitter campaign brewing to get HBO to put a stop to the series.
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The organization has no plans to put a stop to the viral animated images on social media.
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It's time for Congress to pass the #KeepFamiliesTogether Act to put a stop to this inhumane policy.
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And so, Twitter has chosen to put a stop to political advertising altogether, at least for now.
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Still, if there's anything to this vote-buying rumor we have to put a stop to it.
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His attorneys filed several appeals to reopen the asylum case and put a stop to the deportation.
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You might wish you could put a stop to a suspiciously chummy office relationship — but you can't.
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There was a reason it was Ms. Bolduan who put a stop to the "pink wave" talk.
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There are things you can do to protect yourself and help put a stop to the perpetrators.
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"Once again, I'm glad we put a stop to this dangerous policy," Ferguson said in a statement.
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In June, the Supreme Court agreed with that theory and put a stop to the administration's plans.
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Rubio was the first to call attention to this problem, and he put a stop to it.
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Maybe the federal government or the court will step up and put a stop to this nonsense.
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With regard to the bill, it said the government had put a stop to legislation on the matter.
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"Upon learning of these practices, Koval should have put a stop to them," prosecutors said in a statement.
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Hopefully the octopuses will get re-oriented soon and put a stop to their invasion of Welsh beaches.
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Those who did have a chance to hear the album tried to put a stop to the lies.
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Never. This particular Hillary defender acknowledged that across-the-board tax hikes would put a stop to prosperity.
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Insurance companies are already hiring tech firms to put a stop to the practice, often with AI tools.
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It's time to put a stop to these vile and hateful attacks on Christian members of our military.
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For the last twenty years we have mostly used forced eradication to put a stop to coca cultivation.
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It's being used to identify people in airports, put a stop to child sex trafficking, and shame jaywalkers.
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And it's time for the tech industry to put a stop to this idiotic, little-boys'-club harassment.
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The Supreme Court should use the Gundy case to put a stop to this purposeful avoidance of accountability.
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President Obama needs to put a stop to these outrageous affronts to our human dignity and human rights.
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Somebody tell the NHL it makes fans happy so the league will immediately put a stop to it.
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On the one hand, inclement weather and dangerous circumstances can put a stop to construction or renovation projects.
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Aidan and Mia are horrified by Grace's behavior and realize that they must put a stop to it.
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Democrats and liberal outside groups are hoping to channel that pain to put a stop to Mnuchin's nomination.
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Many Brazilians fear that the PT would put a stop to the Lava Jato investigation if it regained power.
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In a complaint filed this week, it urged the agency to once again put a stop to such marketing.
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After Wilson came out hoisted in the air as a "birthday fairy," Corden put a stop to the shenanigans.
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The bar put a stop to that almost immediately after he invited his 154,000 Twitter followers to join him.
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And though this legislation won't put a stop to cyber bullying altogether, hopefully it will serve as a deterrent.
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In 1966 a Labour prime minister, Harold Wilson, put a stop to honours being given purely for political service.
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In fact, she says the procedure's enhanced her OMGs and put a stop to a more, um ... embarrassing situation.
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It's found new life, and it's going to get worse if we don't put a stop to it now.
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Given the likelihood of a human colony to spread microbes, does that put a stop to Musk's Mars ambitions?
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Do you think there's a way to put a stop to small sexist interactions like this without larger changes?
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"In six months, the Congress will have another opportunity to put a stop to this President's wrongdoing," they said.
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He should put a stop to foreign pillaging of the U.S. market — whether directly or through complicit American intermediaries.
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"Bringing cases against auditors would put a stop to a good deal of accounting fraud," Mr. Meissner told me.
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Endie Shazlie Akbar, Mahathir's press secretary, confirmed that the government had put a stop to sand exports last year.
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And finally she wants publicity for her fight to put a stop to the dog meat market in China.
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The reporter tried to push the issue, but the event director, Nick Alexakos, put a stop to the questioning.
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We ignore these sounds much as we once ignored roadkill, but ignoring something doesn't put a stop to it.
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Uber put a stop to its self-driving car program in April, a month after the fatal March accident.
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Authorities have tried to put a stop to the dangerous trend after a number of teenagers have been hospitalized.
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The country, which is home to the world's largest cryptocurrency mining farms, may put a stop to the practice.
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The order also put a stop to the entire refugee program for a period of time in a chaotic implementation.
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In fact, back in 2015, she teamed up with Always' #LikeAGirl campaign to put a stop to the gendered insult.
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I used to drink about three cups of coffee a day (lawyer life), but pregnancy put a stop to that.
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Ahead, she has shared six everyday routines you can develop to put a stop to clutter — before it even accumulates.
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If Mr Rajoy thought that cracking heads would put a stop to secessionism, he could not have been more wrong.
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Failing to put a stop to corruption scandals and struggling to tame brutal gang violence has cost the party dearly.
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Mr Gou could probably put a stop to this intimidation with a more emollient approach were he to become president.
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Pierre Fauchard, the first self-styled dentiste, helped put a stop to that with his scientific approach to oral health.
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That's why we are beginning a nationwide effort to help workers on federal contracts put a stop to wage theft.
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In the 1970s, doctors developed a device that could put a stop to that, called an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD).
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His third startup, Merlon Intelligence, services banks, helping them cut down on risk and put a stop to money laundering.
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Last, but not least, they put a stop to the fiscally irresponsible Aguirre Offshore GasPort project, PREPA's $400 million boondoggle.
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Several product cocktails that just might help you buckle down on bacne or put a stop to dry, scaly legs.
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It's important to report them to federal agencies so they can gather evidence and put a stop to these people.
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The NYSAC then put a stop to this, claiming Felder was not ranked high enough to fight for a title.
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Intimate visits are prohibited, and authorities recently put a stop to physical contact between inmates and their relatives or lawyers.
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In the 1800s, the British, who were beginning to spread across the country, decided to put a stop to them.
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In the 1800s, the British who were beginning to spread across the country decided to put a stop to them.
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"Even when environmental awareness galvanizes green actions, it does not necessarily put a stop to increasing consumption," the paper said.
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One DHS official said the agency is asking Brazil through diplomatic channels to put a stop to fake passport manufacturing.
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We need to put a stop to that— JIM CRAMER: Okay, so one-- once again, I just wanna go back.
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But when his ultraconservative grandson, Ferdinand VII, came to the throne three decades later, he put a stop to that.
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Some people in this Reddit thread have reported that Amazon put a stop to their trials after around 30 signups.
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The Washington Post first reported that Trump had put a stop to a plan for additional economic sanctions on Russia.
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One of the guys definitely got hit in the face hard -- but Davis essentially put a stop to the fight.
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"Anytime someone wants to put a stop to shotgun shooting in general, it's not something we're pleased about," Mr. Moyes said.
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Regardless of the exact details of Trump's tax shenanigans, Congress should put a stop to tax breaks for real estate magnates.
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Every time I'd come to an obstacle, I'd overcome it, but the financial aspect put a stop to it right there.
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Help put a stop to transphobia by calling people out on their remarks and actions instead of being complicit through silence.
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Check out the clip ... Amber makes a passionate plea about why she's speaking up to put a stop to revenge porn.
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Analysts say the British government's move to outlaw the group in December 2016 failed to put a stop to their activities.
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Five years later, the nature of the spam has changed — but Facebook still hasn't managed to put a stop to it.
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In order to put a stop to this, the king promised his daughter's hand in marriage to whoever defeated the dragon.
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Amid public backlash against family separations, Trump issued an executive order purporting to put a stop to them in June 2018.
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But several more would need to break with Trump if lawmakers actually want to put a stop to the national emergency.
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"We were going to be married in prison and I put a stop to it," she says, declining to elaborate why.
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The tremendous growth of unions, along with new government regulations, put a stop to some of the exploitative practices of employers.
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The registration process is simple and free, and it should put a stop to at least some calls within a month.
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Kobach described the area as a "gap that needed to be filled" to put a stop to drug and human smuggling.
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Determined to put a stop to other kids' jabs at his weight, he swapped soda for water in his early teens.
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This incendiary documentary explores how activists pushed for authorities to do their jobs and finally put a stop to the killings.
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The U.S. has been an indulgent parent, but we must now put a stop to the defiance of the spoiled brat.
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But they could put a stop to a Planned Parenthood program that provides free testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.
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But, White is yet to be submitted so it's almost certain Hall will be looking to put a stop to that.
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Sensing that Blackwell was hurt, Eubank Sr. could be heard imploring Loughlin to put a stop to this fight at ringside.
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While he was on the rise, though, he began suffering from a mental illness that put a stop to his career.
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President Trump called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to put a stop to the Mueller investigation in a tweet Wednesday morning.
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I am not sure, however, if avoiding nepotism as an applicant would do anything to put a stop to the practice.
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But the United States is a vital partner in helping the country put a stop to dangerous gangs like MS-13.
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In a strong display of leadership, the president has effectively put a stop to the Obama-era mantra of Iranian appeasement.
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Mr. Eizenstat read the article and, he said, heard a stirring voice that might put a stop to the banks' obfuscation.
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Plan out quiet meditation time, eat healthy brain foods like avocados and walnuts, and put a stop to negative self-talk.
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In a press conference outside the Capitol alongside first responders, Stewart said President Trump should "put a stop" to the effort.
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"He tells us, 'there is right and there is wrong and we have to put a stop to it,'" Goldstein recounted.
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Because I feel certain they would fight like hell to put a stop to such a mandate and defend their child's safety.
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That is not how Christmas should be spent, and there are products out there that can put a stop to this practise.
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In the scene, Lord Grantham (Hugh Bonneville) is trying to put a stop to another "beastly row" at the family dinner table.
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Feinstein's office to let her know I want to help her put a stop to this human rights disaster at the border.
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We need movement from the top of every single company in this space to put a stop to these kinds of sales.
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They have held services in various houses of worship around the city, ensuring the killer couldn't put a stop to their prayer.
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Stressing that Halloween was not an officially recognized holiday, it ordered all schools to put a stop to organized celebrations this year.
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When Kris Jenner learned that her daughter Kim Kardashian West was experimenting with ecstasy years ago, she put a stop to it.
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Republicans, eager to defend Trump's presidency, want to put a stop to a string of strong performances by Democrats in special elections.
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The Avengers, non-avengers, Black Panther, and Doctor Strange included are the only individuals equipped to put a stop to their antics.
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With Trump unwilling — or unable — to put a stop to the health department's fights, they've occupied and gripped Washington during relative peacetime.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Stewart Goodwin tried to put a stop to the constant flow of scooters into the plaza he oversees.
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This is quite literally throwing good money after bad, and Congress or the Energy Department itself should put a stop to it.
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"Put a stop to?" usually means to make something stop, but today we're stopping up the drains and the answer is CLOG.
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" Conservative commentators also argue that government power can — and should — put a stop to pornography for the benefit of the "common good.
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"It would definitely put a stop to our dreams, for now," Jimenez told USA Today, referring to the possibility of dismantling DACA.
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"We need movement from the top of every single company in this space to put a stop to these kinds of sales."[BuzzFeed]
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Coupe said, at one point, authorities became aware that someone was streaming the negotiations on the Internet and put a stop to it.
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"We need movement from the top of every single company in this space to put a stop to these kinds of sales."[TechCrunch]
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"We hear that babies are being sold in other homes as well and are determined to put a stop to it," Kujur said.
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In the essay, the Mother's Day star urged readers to help put a stop to the "objectification and scrutiny" all women go through.
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Basically, put a stop to that behavior because only by weeding out those bad cops does the police profession flourish in the future.
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Now you famously, I think started and were able to put a stop to some legislation that you regarded as discriminatory in Indiana.
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However, a hip replacement surgery in August 2016 put a stop to her active life after having dealt with years of chronic pain.
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Like me, they wondered aloud what it would take to put a stop to the epidemic of black men killing other black men.
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Sensing that Blackwell was hurt, Eubank Sr. could be heard imploring referee Victor Loughlin to put a stop to this fight at ringside.
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If the Fed itself won't resist mission-creep, Congress has not only the right, but the duty, to put a stop to it.
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But so far, the strategy has failed to put a stop to TikTok, an upstart rival that has become a hit among teens.
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And, when the courts rightfully put a stop to the insanity, Customs and Border Patrol agents at several airports bizarrely refused to comply.
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"We hear that babies are being sold in other homes as well and are determined to put a stop to it," he said.
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They tried to go as far as Ukraine, and he wanted to put a stop to it, but through traumatic dealings with us.
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The industrial giant is in the middle of a multiyear restructuring process that could put a stop to any upward momentum, said Binger.
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South Korea also put a stop to initial coin offerings (ICOs), a way for start-ups to raise money by issuing virtual tokens.
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Nielsen argued her department was merely enforcing the laws on the books, adding that "Congress alone" could put a stop to the policy.
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"We simply cannot wait, and your action can put a stop to this trend until a new Congress can act," the letter said.
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Blizzard quietly put a stop to that in the latest patch by making enemies' health scale up with the quality of your gear.
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But to do that, he noted, we have to actually change our policies and culture to put a stop to racism and discrimination.
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" He closed by writing, "Don't allow another innocent man to be executed if you can do something to put a stop to it.
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The course of the Mississippi River once roamed erratically "like a pianist playing with one hand," but humans put a stop to that.
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The only way to put a stop to this is to vote against the GOP in every race, at every level in 2018.
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Now, people have realized it's going to put a stop to so many things, even just free movement, so they've changed their minds.
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Trump shook hands with three others before Bruce Greenstein, executive vice president of the LHC Group, put a stop to the hand shaking.
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"It is a malicious ploy to remove the leader of the opposition and put a stop to the possibility of a socialist government."
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The founders of the European Union wanted to put a stop to the unending violence and aggression that had scarred Europe's long history.
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"We need to put a stop to this perverse man," Sonia Guajajara, leader of the Association of Indigenous Peoples (APIB), wrote on Twitter.
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But time is up for the entertainment industry to put a stop to marketing graphic, explicit, and age-inappropriate content to our children.
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This case will be a pivotal moment for the court to put a stop to the practice that hurts citizens' participation in democracy.
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After realizing that Pete Davidson got high and bought Thanos' Infinity Stone-studded glove off eBay, Johansson put a stop to the madness.
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At first, the Kims hoped to put a stop to the thefts, but now it seems "people want the squirrels to come," Cindy explains.
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Let's hope that moving to a smaller house will put a stop to this issue for good — but that the cute photos happen forever.
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The company said that the peddlers have already manufactured bogus tour gear, and this is their only means to put a stop to it.
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That small army of poll workers and poll watchers (not to mention the lawyers) at each precinct can easily put a stop to that.
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Pushback from the industry put a stop to that fairly quickly, so leagues have shifted their focus to monetizing data (as we mentioned above).
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Stan's peeps believe the business associate plans to sell the pens for a fortune, and they want to put a stop to it STAT.
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House Democrats argue Trump shouldn't be receiving payments from foreign governments while serving as president, and they've sued to put a stop to it.
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In theory, it might achieve the same goals and put a stop to the endless debate and lawsuits that the FCC has run into.
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Noorchashm has tried to put a stop to this research, arguing that it is "critically flawed" and unethical to test the morcellator on people.
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We finally have a president willing to take the actions necessary to put a stop to Chinese cheating and to protect America's national interests.
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One modest, simple change could help put a stop to this: Stop your phone from displaying the percentage of battery life it has left.
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After announcing that they're expecting twins later this spring, George and Amal Clooney made an announcement that'll put a stop to their globetrotting lifestyle.
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FU Money means you can effectively put a stop to full-time income immediately and still remain financially independent, at least for a while.
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For example, last month, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee convened to discuss legislation that would put a stop to the creation of such companies.
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"Hey, you've got to put a stop to this, because it goes the other way and that game's over," Gibbons said he told Osuna.
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She hopes officials will put a stop to the "zero tolerance" policy, and feels for those who have already been separated from their parents.
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They can agree that this is not the kind of competition that they want, and work in tandem to put a stop to it.
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In 1992 he went to UWFi, where Takada put a stop to his antics before they even began by kicking him upside the head.
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I want to put a stop to that tax temporarily for BOTH business owners and workers to help both during this time of struggle.
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The U.S. has called on OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia to put a stop to its ongoing oil price war with non-OPEC leader Russia.
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But he has convinced many that he will put a stop to the impunity, among them his supporters at the unionized engine parts plant.
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"I urge you to immediately shut down Dole's Springfield facility in order to put a stop to future outbreaks from this facility," she said.
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The Vermont senator pledges to put a stop to all corporate PAC contributions to the convention if he wins the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.
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And city officials put a stop to one of the most popular Norwegian summer pastimes: heading out to the woods with a disposable barbecue.
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The law will put a stop to more than $1.3 million in funding from Ohio's health department to the state's 28 Planned Parenthood clinics.
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Hopefully she will take over your blog full time and can put a stop to these ridiculous blog posts … Life seems really hard for you.
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An unflattering photo of Axl Rose has become fodder for fat-shaming memes, and the singer is now trying to put a stop to it.
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Luckily Dany put a stop to his temporary reign, but still found it in her heart to name one of her prized dragons after him.
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The fact that my family and friends were there and that they could've also gotten hurt pushes me to help put a stop to this.
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Arguments broke out in the stands and, eventually, parents asked the 13-year-old umpire to put a stop to foul language being thrown around.
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In 203, the FDA put a stop to that, but the company continued to provide tests that offered up insights to ancestry and other information.
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Threat level: Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the drug industry's leading trade group, urged the high court to put a stop to patent cancellations.
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The Air Force would be unable to grow its force, have to defer bonus repayments and put a stop to all modernization efforts, Richardson said.
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Hard-working Americans could be on the hook for billions of dollars in mine clean-up costs if we don't put a stop to this.
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You, responsible gun owners, are the only voice left that can make a difference, the only ones who can put a stop to the madness.
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"We are keen to put a stop to anyone who is living a lavish lifestyle which has been funded through crime," Detective Shore-Nye added.
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Waters won't be able to put a stop to Trump's deregulatory push, but she could slow it with hearings, letters, and public attention, Boltansky said.
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" The colleague agreed, summing up their mutual concern about Professor Bonn: "Trying to put a stop to his favoritism for athletes once and for all.
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"We're not asking parliament to regulate, we're asking parliament to immediately put a stop to it," Silkie Carlo, director of Big Brother Watch, told CNBC.
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"I was so focused that we put a stop to it," he said of the bombings that terrorized the Texas capital for nearly three weeks.
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For several years, celebrities, political leaders and passionate wildlife advocates around the world have been urging China to put a stop to its ivory trade.
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"The Government&aposs failure to disclose this information is unacceptable, and this Court should put a stop to it," their lawyers said in court documents.
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Columbia, South Carolina (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke called on Congress on Wednesday to put a stop to oil drilling off the US coasts.
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"The point of it [was] to take back my narrative and express how I'm feeling and put a stop to all this bullshit," she said.
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While in Sydney performing at a nightclub this week, Drake spotted a fan apparently groping women in the audience and put a stop to it immediately.
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Explain to them what it is, what it could mean for women, and how can they can join you to help put a stop to it.
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"It's obviously horrific, but at least it allowed us to put a stop to the situation and make a quick arrest in this case," VanEerten said.
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"Harassment and raiding are issues we do not tolerate, and will use every option at our disposal to put a stop to them," the spokesperson said.
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Call verification won't put a stop to spammy phone calls, but it will start to help people identify which calls are actually coming from real people.
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The unofficial good twin of Westeros put a stop to one mad ruler, and it's not impossible to consider that he may do it once again.
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" He explained that other countries that do not want to see nuclear weapons being used "will have to come in and put a stop to it.
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It's past time to acknowledge that sexual assault happens to women too often, and to put the onus on men to put a stop to it.
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"If those parents came forward with who the cutters are, who their daughters were cut by, we could actually put a stop to this," Patwa said.
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Good for President Trump for disavowing it; I am sure he'll get a chance to put a stop to it for real at the next rally.
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As host of "The Gong Show," Barris introduced amateur performers to three celebrity judges, who could put a stop to terrible performances by striking the gong.
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The crowd wanted the commissioners to put a stop to the project, several speakers hinting that if they fail to nix it, they will be ousted.
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Back at Revival, Charlotte and Cosima read a children's book that reveals that the purpose of Revival is to put a stop to death and aging.
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Trump again falsely blamed Democrats for his administration's actions, and said they could put a stop to the family separations by working with Republicans in Congress.
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She was so worked up it seemed as if she were going to go on talking forever, and I had to put a stop to that.
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The chief tobacco control officer at the Delhi state government, Arora asked the major cigarette companies to put a stop to the cat-and-mouse routine.
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He had offers on the table from two other teams, until Johan Bruyneel, Postal team manager and close Armstrong ally, allegedly put a stop to it.
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In spite of the city's many attempts to put a stop to it, Uber said it planned to keep its self-driving cars on the road.
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Through all of this, I kept expecting our government to step in and help put a stop to all the craziness, but it's only getting worse.
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In June, it put a stop to clinical trials on fecal transplants after two people contracted serious infections from such transplants and one of them died.
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Simply put, failure to put a stop to the growth of this debt will make it impossible to keep our military running and our country safe.
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Even the cheery hosts of "Fox & Friends" turned grim-faced as Trump ranted, and it was left to Kilmeade to put a stop to the babbling.
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If your roomie is always losing their keys, these tracking stickers can help put a stop to the "SOS I'm locked out!" texts at 3 am.
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But for Albert Mose, a computer technician in the South Rift town of Eldoret, it's high time for Kenya to put a stop to plastic pollution.
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The prehistoric virus might soon join smallpox—which was eradicated in 1980—to become the second infectious condition humanity has ever officially put a stop to.
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It's also previously indicated it will introduce an in-built ad blocker for Chrome next year in more efforts to put a stop to annoying, unwanted content.
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That's how China is responding to threats U.S. President Donald Trump issued during his election campaign — and repeatedly since — that he would put a stop to that.
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With the House Financial Services Committee hearing this past week, Democrats and the media condemned Zuckerberg and his refusal to put a stop to false political ads.
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But Harlem is undergoing a "New Black Renaissance" by a shady political family, and the neighborhood begs Luke to intervene and put a stop to the tyranny.
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The next year the two sides returned to Addis Ababa to put a stop to a skirmish between Sudan and its new neighbour, the world's youngest state.
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If Mr Bach's hope that his punishments would put a stop to the Russian controversy was improbable, his description of an effective anti-doping system was implausible.
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We can't imagine that limiting our knowledge of abortion would put a stop to it either, it would likely just mean that more people have unsafe abortions.
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But once she became the boss, she put a stop to employees working from home—thus making it harder for working moms to balance employment and parenthood.
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Clinton's win in her adopted home state put a stop to Bernie Sanders' momentum, as the Vermont senator had won eight of the last nine Democratic contests.
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Even without technical solutions that would require a weakening of encryption, WhatsApp's moderators should have been able to find these groups and put a stop to them.
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"We hope the U.S. administration will put a stop to this wrong and turn back from it," he said in an interview with Turkish broadcaster A Haber.
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It is a time for a coalition of sane, thoughtful, energy producing and energy consuming countries to come together and put a stop to Iran's malign activities.
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With Republicans in the House and Senate pursuing different approaches to put a stop to the heart-wrenching scenes at the border, no legislative breakthrough seemed imminent.
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"We're going to put a stop to corruption and the luxuries of government," he told a crowd in the northern town of Concepcion del Oro this month.
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Chinese officials insisted that tough new eligibility rules would put a stop to age-cheating scandals that saw a gymnast stripped of her Olympic medal in 2008.
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As a result, the government shut down thousands of kindergartens, nursing homes and community centers and put a stop to political rallies in the capital, Seoul. Feb.
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Waugh would soon be named the head of Deutsche Bank's American businesses, and he had the power to put a stop to the bank's broader Trump relationship.
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"I'm depending on the league to try to put a stop to this seemingly premeditated retaliation that I'm hearing about," Baker told reporters Saturday, according to ESPN.
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"My biggest fear is having something happen that costs American lives, and I didn't step up and put a stop to it," Brainard told CNN this week.
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The Coyotes put a stop to the Blues' eight-game winning streak and ended both a three-game overall losing streak and three-game home losing streak.
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It's unfortunate that it even had to happen to us in the first place, and it's our mission ... to effect change and put a stop to this.
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With the extension, Live Nation will adopt some clarifications to "put a stop to this conduct and to remove any doubt about defendants' obligations," the DOJ stated.
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There has been a renewed chill under Trump, who put a stop to doing business with some Cuban state-run companies and tightened rules for U.S. visitors.
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Top White House lawyer Don McGahn threatened to quit instead of going through with Trump's order, which apparently put a stop to the move to ax Mueller.
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The Commission's decision now requires Google to put a stop to illegal restrictions in contracts — or "any other restriction with an equivalent effect and not to reinstate them".
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Since there's no stopping this mobster, even when he's behind bars, maybe the Core Four finally decided to put a stop to him by straight-up killing him.
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"We hope that this case will put a stop to the targeting of LGBTQ employees and their families," Payne-Elliott said in a statement provided by his attorney.
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That we were going to go back in, organize in groups to put a stop to the usurpation, but in the end we didn't do any of that.
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And in an alternate reality, it would be really cool if Zuck thought his creation was out of control, and he had to put a stop to it.
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I put a stop to my unreasonable remarks by showing myself the truth and reminding myself what a healthy, full-bodied woman I am, and how that's beautiful.
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The authentication will happen before any data or power is transferred between devices, which should put a stop to poorly-made cables frying the devices they're connected to.
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Last month, Underwood shared her first selfie following her fall to bring attention to the End It Movement, which strives to put a stop to modern-day slavery.
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Other accelerators, AngelPad for example, put a stop to the tradition last year after realizing demo day was more of a stress to startup founders than a resource.
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By 1998, when UNSCOM was stood down, it had exposed Saddam's efforts to develop all manner of deadly weapons and missiles, and largely put a stop to them.
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A group of European tech companies have asked EU regulators to put a stop to what they see as anti-competitive practices from companies like Apple and Amazon.
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I need to tell my husband when people are acting out of line, because they'll take you for a fool if you don't put a stop to it.
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"If Guatemala is a path for illegal immigrants to invade the United States we have the obligation to put a stop to it," said Congressman Fernando Linares Beltranena.
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Brad Pitt is no mascot, but ESPECIALLY not for the notorious upcoming Straight Pride Parade ... and he's doing what he can to put a stop to the idiocy.
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DJI's system is meant to put a stop to drones from showing up in places they shouldn't be, such as near commercial airlines or the White House lawn.
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Yoest isn't the only person working with the HHS's communications department, of course, so it's unlikely that the department will put a stop to all information about abortion.
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But MC Shan put a stop to that ("Puma's the brand, 'cause the Klan makes Troops"); this was also the beginning of full-blown Afrocentrism in hip-hop.
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"If America says it is going to attack, both Japan and South Korea will probably put a stop to it," said the source who declined to be identified.
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Once in place, they should reverse course and put a stop to the government's abusive and wasteful attempt to distort the law of age discrimination beyond all recognition.
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But I'm willing to bet the American people would be happy to heap credit on whomever can put a stop to this nonsense, even if it means compromising.
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But police at the University of Utah, where she was a student, weren't doing enough to put a stop to it, she said in a call to 911.
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But Nicaragua put a stop to the exodus by refusing them passage in November, causing a bottleneck of about 8,403 Cubans in Costa Rica and 3,000 in Panama.
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He has periodically chastised Sessions for recusing himself from overseeing the probe but had previously refrained from outright asking the attorney general to put a stop to it.
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When Yiannopoulos first mentioned Kramer's name, Kramer thought that the college administrators—who she says were present in the audience—would immediately put a stop to his presentation.
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Carrie also tells us some would-be campers have even tried pitching a tent right in her front yard, which she quickly put a stop to as well.
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I was always happy to see the Beast, since it usually put a stop to the annoying dialogue and let Mr. Kander's haunting, minor-key waltzes take over.
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Indeed, some N.C.A.A. skeptics already fear that it will use Congress to put a stop to the most potentially consequential changes to the business model of college sports.
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December 2017 After posting a picture featuring some special jewelry on her ring finger, Hudgens has to put a stop to speculations that she and Butler were engaged.
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" And on November 11, North Korea's Foreign Ministry responded: "The reckless remarks by a dotard like Trump can never frighten us or put a stop to our advance.
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His threatened solution—to put a stop to sales of German cars—may be self-defeating, but the fact is that Germany saves too much and spends too little.
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Two years ago, a surge of Central Americans from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador drew national attention and pledges from US officials that they'd put a stop to it.
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When Obama, attempting to put a stop to the falsehood, released his "long-form" birth certificate from Hawaii in April 2011, Trump continued to claim it was somehow faked.
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Popov approached the companies and offered to put a stop to the intrusions and bury the stolen data in exchange for consulting fees that ranged from $50,000 to $500,000.
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Lance Bass is sickened by news of gay concentration camps in Chechnya, and thinks it's time for more U.S. politicians to speak up and put a stop to it.
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" In the Treasury statement, Mandelker said: "The U.S. government is committed to ensuring that Burmese military units and leaders reckon with and put a stop to these brutal acts.
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She could tell her various commissioners to put a stop to the federal practice of rubber-stamping new fossil fuel projects, rejecting those that would "significantly exacerbate" global warming.
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Hours before their first encounter, Trump predicted aboard Air Force One that "China will be stepping up" to help the US put a stop to North Korea's nuclear program.
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Kesha has teamed up with Hack Harassment to appear in a public service announcement as part of the organization's campaign to put a stop to online harassment and cyberbullying.
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Her husband, now the GOP presidential nominee, has taken a hard-line stance against illegal immigration and frequently promises to put a stop to illegal immigrants taking American jobs.
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The hobby isn't without legal risks, but that hasn't put a stop to these dedicated Poké-fans, some of whom who have been at it since they were children.
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" In the Treasury statement, Mandelker said: "The U.S. government is committed to ensuring that Burmese military units and leaders reckon with and put a stop to these brutal acts.
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Burroughs refuted Hodgson's claims, saying that once she raised the issue of interns being used as designated drivers, he and House Democratic leaders put a stop to the practice.
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For negotiations to succeed, the letter said the Security Council should do everything required to put a stop to anything that obstructs "the implementation of Security Council resolution 2254".
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Currently, several Democrats, including Hillary and former Vice President Joe Biden, have expressed their desire to revise the legislation, in order to put a stop to large-scale shooting.
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The shutdown has put a stop to most federal programs that help local communities help themselves, showing residents how to fireproof their homes and reduce vegetation on their land.
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Now, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is suing all three levels of Canadian government—municipal, provincial, and federal—in order to put a stop to the tech giant's designs.
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Unless the Fourth Circuit rules otherwise, we will continue to work hard to gather the evidence needed to put a stop to the president's ongoing violations of the Constitution.
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"We prayed that we can rise up, put a stop to this calamity to allow us to return back to our homes," said 44-year-old evacuee Annie Villanueva.
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On the other hand, Betchart says, "If people are mindful, if they have a highly trained mind," they can put a stop to the spread of that negative atmosphere.
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Dear Heloise: How do I put a stop to this parade of co-workers and friends who keep asking me if I'm okay now that my divorce is final?
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"It's in the interest of all countries, whether they're developed countries or developing countries, to put a stop to this," he told reporters at a G85033 summit last year.
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Uber put a stop to the grocery partnership when it informed Walmart in March that it would cease delivery operations on June 30, Uber spokeswoman Ellen Cohn told Reuters.
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The Notorious B.I.G. estate wasted no time threatening Kendall and Kylie Jenner with a lawsuit if they don't put a stop to selling shirts with the legendary rapper's image.
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But the neighborhood eventually put a stop to the rock 'n' roll, and once the Open left for downtown, there was serious consideration given to demolishing the seldom-used stadium.
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People can say [Democrat] Jennifer Brunner was responsible for my specific case, but Jon Husted came into office in January 2011, and he could have put a stop to it.
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" The actress added that Shepard put a stop to how she reacted to their fights, saying, "Three months into our relationship he was like, 'You can't leave anymore during fights.
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Hellickson and the bullpen put a stop to Daniel Murphy's 10-game hitting streak, as the sweet-swinging second baseman was 33-for-4 to drop his average to .408.
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"They are not doing this because they want to," says Robin Koval, president and CEO of the Truth Initiative, a nonprofit organization that aims to put a stop to smoking.
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However, if you feel as though you're being taken advantage of, or you want to put a stop to habitual requests for money — it's okay to take a step back.
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Many activists utilize social media to spread information on current events, how it affects particular communities, and what kind of action should follow to put a stop to that violence.
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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad's apparently put a stop to this cordiality when he launched a chemical attack on a Syrian town on April 4th, killing at least 80 civilians.
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"We need to put a stop to the unethical and greedy behavior in the pharmaceutical industry that is fueling the opioid crisis in our state," Brnovich said in a statement.
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In February 2004, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom (now California's lieutenant governor) authorized marriages of same-sex couples inside the city limits, though courts soon put a stop to that.
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And ready he was: The little guy apparently rode the waves for 150 feet behind Rob, over a period of about 30 seconds before mom put a stop to things.
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Omnicare was acquired by CVS Health Corp in 2015, about six years after Omnicare put a stop to the conduct at the heart of Monday's settlement, the Justice Department added.
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Trump put a stop to that effort in his first week in office, but U.S. neighbors and competitors have spent the past 12 months picking up where Washington left off.
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"I have to believe that street harassment is something we can put a stop to, and I do believe we can – if we have men on our side," she said.
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It also seeks to put a stop to that very Colombian phenomenon that is the "recycling of violence" by addressing the conditions that have kept it going for so long.
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The only reason Archie doesn't leave the bar with about four fewer teeth than when he entered is because Jughead's dad F.P. put a stop to any possible beat down.
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You might find you need to suddenly end a partnership, or perhaps put a stop to a creative project or plan for your future that you had been dreaming up.
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I'm just happy to do my part in introducing something new to society, and hopefully, it will help put a stop to some people's prejudices against those who have disabilities.
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"It will be very difficult for them [the State, the clergy and conservative Buddhist citizens] to put a stop to it, because it has spread out on its own," Ven.
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Trump has threatened to close the U.S.-Mexico border if the administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador does not put a stop to illegal immigrants reaching the U.S. frontier.
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"The study has provided a definitive scientific basis to put a stop to unscientific accounts of the skeleton's true human nature and accord it the respect it deserves," he said.
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But the rise of the Islamic State, which declared a caliphate in Iraq and Syria, put a stop to the Asia pivot talk in Mr. Obama's final years in office.
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That momentum may be difficult to slow, even if new federal policies put a stop to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's leasing activities for wind energy, its proponents say.
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If the administration is willing to take this effort to the next level, then the federal government would need to put a stop to this double-dealing with the prisons.
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As we wait for legislative reforms aimed at tackling recidivism, America's private businesses can help put a stop to this ruinous cycle by equipping offenders with jobs and work experience.
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The bar that I work at is pretty lax about that sort of thing—but yeah, once private parts become exposed, then I'd have to put a stop to that.
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ASEAN secretary general, Le Luong Minh, said the code needed to be legally binding to put a stop to "unilateral actions", because a previous commitment to play fair had been ignored.
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Suppose that Florida and New York were to put a stop to the movement of "citizens" across states: no more New Yorkers in Florida and no more Floridians in New York.
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But before she did that (and after changing outfits), the advocate gave a shout-out to #NoDAPL, the social campaign that aims to put a stop to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Johnson brings this lawsuit against Defendant Trump for that humiliating violation, which amounts to common law battery, and seeks assistance from the Court to put a stop to his predatory conduct.
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So when it's time for the apocalypse — namely, when the 11-year-old Antichrist starts tapping into his chaotic power — they have a mutual desire to put a stop to it.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) and Claire McCaskill (D-MO), which would also look to put a stop to big bills from out-of-network providers working at in-network emergency rooms.
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Eric Swalwell and Joe Biden led to multiple candidates arguing over whether age should have any bearing on someone's ability to lead the country, Harris put a stop to the drama.
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"Simply put, House Democrats wanted to overturn the results of the 2016 election and put a stop to the President's re-election in 2020," said the messaging distributed to Trump allies.
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If we take a second to recognize the bait and switch that's going on, it'd put a stop to all those news stories about women running into trouble with their leggings.
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Inquiries would include how we can make tax laws fairer and stronger to put a stop to avoidance by big corporations and throw the book at people who game the system.
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Between her silky Dior gown, wispy up-do, and soft makeup, Hadid put a stop to the rumors circulating about the exes being in the same city at the same time.
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She brings him a check to put a stop to this, but he coldly informs her that her would-be bribe is only half the amount that Luella Parsons is offering.
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The Department of Justice, alongside a bevy of international law enforcement groups, put a stop to a $530 million credit card fraud ring known as Infraud, according to indictments unsealed Tuesday.
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The Cole-Bishop bill would help to put a stop to the abstinence-only approach that federal lawmakers and regulators have taken for far too long with regard to smoking cessation.
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I think if they had known, they wouldn't have understood and would have thought I was worshipping Satan or something and probably would have tried to put a stop to it.
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Ouattara, who was sworn in following a 2011 civil war, is eager to put a stop to the mutinies that have tarnished Ivory Coast's image as a post-conflict success story.
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The "opinion" Mr. Söder has voiced on behalf of Bavaria is that he wants to put a stop to what he calls "asylum tourism" and to "defend" Bavarian and Christian values.
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Back in December, seven Republican senators joined Democrats in passing a War Powers Act resolution to put a stop to U.S. material support for Saudi Arabia in Yemen's brutal civil war.
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Today, a group of Google employees, including one of the organizers of the walkout, are rallying tech workers at other firms to come together to help put a stop to that.
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A bill making its way through the legislature would officially put a stop to new permits for groundwater withdrawals, which have long been criticized by activists for using up natural resources.
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With GOP control over Congress and the White House, Republicans finally have the chance to put a stop to what seemed to be a never ending carousel of new Obama regulations.
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Later, John learned that Farebrother had called Furnish's parents in an attempt to put a stop to the civil partnership ceremony, citing fears that it would spoil her superstar son's career.
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Criticism is mounting about conditions in the home, which housed boys as well as girls, and Guatemala's President Jimmy Morales said the country needed to put a stop to such tragedies.
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More than 1,800 people were arrested during those protests, and police have also called on lawmakers to give them broader powers to put a stop to Extinction Rebellion in the future.
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While this slowed traffic, Houthi security measures have put a stop to the suicide bombings and assassinations that used to be frequent in the capital, perhaps their greatest achievement in governing.
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The prospect of further rate cuts from the Federal Reserve has not put a stop to a rally in the financials this month, and one banking stock is leading the pack.
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Benningfield told the news station he hopes the program will put a stop to repeat drug offenders coming to his courtroom who can't afford child support or can't find a job.
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If Saudi Arabia wants be a player within the international community, it needs to play by the rules, put a stop to its human rights violations and put those responsible behind bars.
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With a national election due early next year, Italy is also promising tens of millions of euros to Prime Minister Fayez al-Seraj and municipal governments to put a stop to smuggling.
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They're not exactly smooth about it, but,eventually, they get ahold of the microphone so they can let everyone know how they can help put a stop to a potential sexual assault.
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Offensive combat operations were terminated after troops put a stop to the last stand of rebel gunmen who clung on inside several buildings in the heart of Marawi, and refused to surrender.
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Massachusetts police say they have put a stop to the alleged "obit bandit" who is accused of robbing the homes of grieving relatives while they attended funerals and wakes for loved ones.
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After the Tutsi army took the Rwandan capital and put a stop to the genocide, many Hutus took refuge in Zaire, a country now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Common is copping to turning a blind eye to the allegations about R. Kelly abusing women ... saying he and the entire black community should have put a stop to it long ago.
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Aretha Franklin's son says the rep who controls his mother's estate is on a spending spree -- with the singer's fortune -- and he wants a judge to put a stop to it ... stat.
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My blonde-hair-blue-eyes combination has been a driving part of my identity, and I've consistently tried to put a stop to the "dumb blonde" stereotypes surrounding my '90s-era adolescence.
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Google announced last year that they put a stop to the practice of scanning your emails to mine ad data, however, they still do scan your emails for product personalization and improvement.
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But while he delivers this clear message, he hasn't put a stop to the GOP in Congress continuing to work on those complicated and contradictory ideas that create more and more problems.
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Jeff Sessions doesn't think federal anti-discrimination law should protect transgender employees; three Green Berets were killed in Niger; two senators are urging the government to put a stop to space pollution.
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But, by honing in on the pro-life movement's political potential rather than moral necessity, Trump put a stop to the self-defeating Republican receipt of personal moral certainty and political moderation.
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"What makes this different is that it is about personal benefits accruing to the president and his family, and the failure of the president to put a stop to it," he said.
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As the occupying power in the late 1940s, it put a stop to Japan's lively examination of its wartime guilt in order to ensure the country was onside during the cold war.
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"The authority that will put a stop to this exploitation, who will hand the right the people gave to the person who earned it is the High Election Board," Oztrak told reporters.
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"If Congress's statutory mandates are to mean anything, the time has come to put a stop to this patent evasion," wrote Rakoff, who normally sits on the federal district court in Manhattan.
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On June 2, the Obama administration took an important step to put a stop to this madness with a near total ban on the commercial trade of ivory in the United States.
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However, the military conflict between the Houthi rebels and the government backed by the Saudi-led coalition has put a stop to oil trade in the country, shuttering its pipelines and ports.
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Investors drained money out of the market on fears of economic growth and China's stability, and companies put a stop to capital-raising, forcing Jefferies to pull back until the markets recovered.
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KS wrote, "The farmers market in Brentwood still being open seems like a huge issue when it comes to social gatherings 👏🏽" The implication ... please put a stop to this, Mister Mayor.
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In 1994, after members of the Hutu majority killed hundreds of thousands of ethnic Tutsis, a rebel army led by Mr. Kagame overthrew the government and put a stop to the killing.
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But now, members of the country's music industry are trying to put a stop to all the pilfering, hoping they can finally turn the growing popularity of Nigerian music to their advantage.
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We call on those inflicting this pain on the people of Afghanistan to take concrete action to protect civilians and put a stop to the killing and maiming of civilians in 2202.
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But step back, tilt your head, and squint: you'll see that even all the splotches taken together do not in fact put a stop to the tax games that multinationals presently play.
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Menthol cigarettes have been killing Americans too; and I encourage President Trump to put a stop to it by including menthol cigarettes in his ban and end this health crisis for good.
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A few months later—worried after a couple more episodes that had me waking up on the sidewalk again—I wondered if there was a way to put a stop to it.
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Through a series of policies and barriers, the White House has de facto made it near impossible for migrants to seek asylum, and a judge has temporarily put a stop to those efforts.
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He can reopen the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement and set higher standards to protect workers' rights and put a stop to the shockingly low wages that corporations have exploited for too long.
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On the bustling streets of San Salvador, Juana de Calderon, a 38-year-old cook in a small restaurant, said she cast a vote for Bukele hoping to put a stop to corruption.
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Churchill's decision did not just put a stop to the Johnson–Wells fight: it set a precedent that would be used again and again to stop "coloured" fighters competing for the British title.
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Cynthia Nixon's gubernatorial bid may be the saving grace that can put a stop to the never-ending drama between former Sex and the City co-stars Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker.
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In a clip shared by the Harlem Globetrotters on Twitter, the pair could be seen busted some moves together, before Atkinson abruptly put a stop to the fun, and playfully admonished the actress.
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A source with knowledge said that Uber has recently put a stop to all of the automated scraping, but has only paused its practice of gathering information on its competitors using public APIs.
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"The EU never did enforce EU law in Poland, and Poland never put a stop to the exploitation of North Koreans in its shipyards, building sites, tomato farms, and the like," it said.
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Once we help equip students with the tools and rhetoric they need to change policies that restrict their right to self-defense on campus, they can help put a stop to campus killings.
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The 32-year-old singer and actress said she was too young at the time to put a stop to the unwanted touches but would have done things differently if she were older.
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They could put a stop to the routine self-enrichment fairly easily, or force him to divest his assets and set up a blind trust, but they have chosen instead to do nothing.
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Put a stop to the encryption backdoor debate Congress could also reassure Americans that it is committed to protecting their right to privacy by putting an end to the debate about encryption backdoors.
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To mint-tea-sipping metropolitans, it seems absurd that people who live in areas with comparatively low numbers of Poles or Romanians should have been so keen to put a stop to migration.
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As the Rev-9 sets his sights on Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes), Grace pulls out a few hard-hitting moves along with a sledgehammer to try to put a stop to the mission.
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"It's almost an indoctrination of distrust of police, and we've got to put a stop to that," John Blackmon, a retired police officer and president of the group, told local reporters in June.
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Although it isn't within the UN's power to put a stop to human rights violations at the US border, digital rights advocates are hoping it can throw its weight behind investigations and awareness.
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The new Ford-class supercarriers are being delivered to the US Navy without the ability to deploy with the service's new stealth fighters, and lawmakers have decided to put a stop to it.
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But this week, facing a widening coronavirus outbreak that threatens public health in New York and around the world, the theater industry's leaders said they wanted to put a stop to the practice.
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The Utah Republican's request Tuesday comes after an explosive New York Times report that Trump asked Comey to put a stop to a federal investigation into his former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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When Bobby dashes over to put a stop to it, there's an unrelated and more disturbing scene unfolding: a furious driver, desperate to move around this terrible traffic and get on her way.
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In response to a tearful interview with Ms. Kim, a producer said that if she needed to, she could come to a crew member and he would put a stop to the behavior.
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He is increasingly unsettled by something some of the staff members are doing and is unsure if he has the authority to put a stop to what he sees as opportunistic, unethical behavior.
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As it is doing in other areas, the new Labor Department leadership should put a stop to previous efforts to take over worker compensation systems in Texas as well as in other states.
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In June, the court is expected to determine whether homophobia and transphobia should be considered criminal offenses, which could help put a stop to hate speech and slurs against LGBT+ people, he said.
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"[Bachelet] forgets that the only reason [her] country isn't like Cuba is thanks to those who had the courage to put a stop to the left in 1973," Bolsonaro wrote, according to Reuters.
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We also sat down with police to hear why they're so determined to put a stop to Toronto's street racing—and how new technologies are making it easier than ever to track drivers down.
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"It's almost an indoctrination of distrust of police and we've got to put a stop to that," John Blackmon, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Tri-County Lodge #3, told the local news .
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Leaders dissatisfied with the outcome in 2014 say they are determined to ditch the Spitzenkandidaten process for the next election in 2019, but they may find it hard to put a stop to it.
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" After detailing her attempts to put a stop to self-destructive behavior, she continues: "For the first time, I forced myself to admit that I had a problem — indeed, that I was a problem.
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But while the world celebrates the Olympics, in domestic violence, there are no winners — only brave survivors who are raising their voices in an effort to put a stop to the Brazil's underreported epidemic.
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Background: Farrow's new book alleges NBC, his employer at the time, tried to put a stop to his investigation into abuses by Harvey Weinstein, forcing him to take the story to the New Yorker.
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Yes, the teen was right to put a stop to an unwanted hookup, but she wouldn't have been in the unwanted situation if she hadn't set out to use Topher in the first place.
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Opinion: How to put a stop to North Korea's brazen impunity Hard labor Lim detained in February 2015 while on a humanitarian mission in Rajin, North Korea, a family spokesperson said at the time.
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The biggest two-day rally since 2008 on Thursday and Friday helped put a stop to what analysts called an "irrational" sell-off that had sent oil prices crashing over 20 percent in January.
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That's when Johnny revealed that he already tried to put a stop to his procreating with a vasectomy a few years ago -- but it didn't work ... and Michelle got pregnant with his 7th kid!
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This Grammy was originally sold at a Christie's rock 'n' roll memorabilia auction back in 2004 ... it's unclear how Christie's got the trophy or why the Academy didn't put a stop to it then.
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Former President Hamid Karzai, whom the United States supported after the fall of the Taliban, took to Twitter to condemn the strike and called on Afghans to put a stop to U.S. military operations.
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We urge Frelinghuysen and his colleagues on the Appropriations Committee to put a stop to this reckless amendment that allows pot shops and cartels to profit at the expense of our children and families.
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London-based investor and prominent Kremlin critic Bill Browder told CNBC that his arrest in Madrid on Wednesday was another attempt by Russian President Vladimir Putin to put a stop to his political activities.
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If push comes to shove like it did with Kayla's date, he may not throw a kid through a table, but he may do something else to put a stop to some unsavory business.
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HONG KONG — China is planning new steps that could put a stop to making Bitcoin there, a move that could cut off one of the world's largest sources of the popular but unstable cryptocurrency.
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Vowing to put a stop to it, I got some boric acid, a benign powder that I had used in college on roaches, and poured it into the inside of the prior week's paper.
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"We must absolutely avoid getting into a legal dispute that could put a stop to toll-road investments, which would be damaging and unacceptable for recovery prospects and our country's international image," Confindustria said.
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Restaurant workers are often forced to put up with harassment from customers for fear that reporting the behavior or otherwise trying to put a stop to it could result in the loss of a tip.
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So, I want people to think about their jobs; they could be next if we don't put a stop to [the current practices of] Uber and Lyft, because they're the example of where we're going.
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Just as American workers are starting to see some real improvement in hourly pay, the fear is that — as central bankers traditionally do — the Fed will put a stop to it by raising interest rates.
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The last time Pitbull featured in the Octagon, he suffered a second-round TKO loss to former UFC interim welterweight champion Carlos Condit when the ringside doctor put a stop to proceedings in between rounds.
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"But let's be clear that there are organized forces — both national and local — who are already hard at work to put a stop to an agenda of limited government, economic growth, stronger national security," Rep.
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The airstrikes on Syria by U.S., British and French forces were effective in taking out their targets, but it isn't enough to put a stop to the brutality, expert Charles Lister told CNBC on Monday.
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Dennis Paustenbach, a top consultant to companies facing lawsuits over products or environmental practices, has long been eager to put a stop to accusations that his company, ChemRisk, slanted scientific findings to suit its clients.
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Visa's solutions leverage AI to prevent and quickly put a stop to fraudulent transactions, which could help it keep pace with the AI-driven fraud tools introduced by firms like Mastercard, TSYS, and First Data.
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Dianne Feinstein on Monday he wanted to "help her put a stop to this human rights disaster at the border" and was willing to introduce the California Democrat's bill to do so in the House.
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With an apparently clueless Washington, utterly frightened by Berlin's plans, in the summer of 2012, to throw Greece out of the euro area, France had to step in to put a stop to German mischief.
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In the aftermath of such horrific tragedies that have torn apart communities, our elected officials must step up and put a stop to this deadly epidemic that has plagued our country for far too long.
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Their sentiment was shared throughout the Muay Thai community, but not enough to put a stop to such a spectacle for it seems the fight had just as any many supporters as it did naysayers.
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They should understand the negative implications that Lance and Rush's sign-on letter would have for the American people, and they should put a stop to the anti-competitive practices of the eye care industry.
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But she admits her experience is not the reality of many women in the country and says that is why the adoption of the bill is urgently needed to put a stop to these practices.
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LeBron James says he's never been target of racist taunts in Boston -- but he feels for athletes who have -- and says he's PROUD of the fans and athletes trying to put a stop to it.
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On top of looking into possible procedural improprieties between the president and Mr. Delrahim, Congress should demand an explanation for — and put a stop to — Mr. Delrahim's under-the-radar effort to revise antitrust law.
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All too often, children make the mistake of not telling their parents they are being bullied, even though studies have found that adult involvement is effective and can usually put a stop to the behavior.
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Authorities had earlier said they would put a stop to any illegal meetings, but Reuters reported that no uniformed police could be seen in the park and no anti-riot officers or vehicles were visible.
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Starting in January, I toured the country to publicize our anti-corruption "Cleaning Up Ukraine" movement in order to put pressure on the country's leaders to put a stop to this graft by Ukraine's ultrarich.
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Police in several cities across the U.S. are trying to put a stop to the groups of men waging paintball battles as a part of #PaintballsUpGunsDown — an anti-gun violence campaign police are calling misguided.
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Georgia case that temporarily put a stop to capital punishment, and has appeared in hundreds of subsequent cases as a rationale for applying a different set of rules in death penalty cases from all others.
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In her speech, she asked for equal treatment for the LGBTQ community in gaining access to basic services and employment, and to put a stop to the harassment many members face at the workplace and school.
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Reince reportedly told Whipple that he, First Lady Melania Trump, Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and communications director Hope Hicks have all tried to put a stop to the president's self-destructive Twitter habits to no avail.
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The company is making several changes to how it deals with accounts that have been memorialized, including one that will attempt to put a stop to birthday reminders and event notifications for friends who have died.
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It was only in 1992 that the Supreme Court appeared to put a stop to the scramble by ruling that no more than 50% of jobs or university spaces could be reserved under caste-based quotas.
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The males still mate with female bugs, but produce no offspring—a similar method to what's being done at Oxitec, with mosquitoes, to put a stop to the transmission of Zika and other mosquito-borne viruses.
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Image: GettyElon Musk has already made millions selling a really small flamethrower (which is actually just a really big blow torch), but one incensed California assemblymember wants to put a stop to sales in his state.
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Cops across the country have started to crack down on the wars, making at least six arrests in Detroit, four in Charlotte, and issuing a citywide warning in Milwaukee to put a stop to the fights.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard's gold medal-winning performance at the Pacific Games continues to reverberate long after the event, with a New Zealand women's group demanding sports authorities put a stop to "unfair" competition.
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While Pinkett Smith didn't elaborate on how the incident ended, she did explain how she put a stop to the relationship, saying Spike Lee's offer to make the 1996 film Girl 6 was her saving grace.
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The eighth-ranked Hawkeyes attempt to put a stop to a stretch in which they have dropped three of their last four on Sunday when they visit Ohio State in the Buckeyes' regular-season home finale.
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You'll want to be thoughtful about how you frame it, but you can absolutely put a stop to chatter that has nothing to do with the job at hand and might even put some customers off.
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The Amazon subsidiary debuted the service, Audible Captions, last month with a release lined up for the start of this upcoming school year (which, of course, these publishers want the courts to put a stop to).
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Franz Borghardt, a defense lawyer, said that the authorities appeared to be trying to make an example out of Mr. Martin in an effort to put a stop to the flurry of ice cream licking incidents.
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More than 40 leading French chefs, winemakers, and cheese ripeners signed an open letter, published on Tuesday in the daily Libération, denouncing this apostasy and calling on President Emmanuel Macron to put a stop to it.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A quality issue in China is threatening to put a stop to the growth run Japan's Honda Motor Co Ltd has been on in the world's biggest auto market for the last few years.
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"(Immigration) is needed in many professions, and for those professions it should be easy, but ...we must put a stop to it in the professions where there is no labor shortage," the Social Democrat told Reuters.
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Three current and former EPA staff told the Times that security official Eric Weese ran afoul of Pruitt for unsuccessfully trying to put a stop to his use of motorcade sirens and lights to bypass DC traffic.
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He cites "an invasion of drugs, invasion of gangs, invasion of people" and says the only way to put a stop to it is a hard barrier along much of the 2250,2000 mile (220,200 km) southwest border.
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Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who served under both Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush, tried to put a stop to the wish lists, arguing the services used them to circumvent the Defense Department's budgetary wishes.
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The Liars — Hanna (Ashley Benson), Spencer (Troian Bellisario), Aria (Lucy Hale), Emily (Shay Mitchell), and Ali (Sasha Pieterse) have all teamed up to hopefully put a stop to Uber A once and for all....seven years later.
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"The U.S. Attorney's Office will not tolerate forced or exploitative labor in South Carolina, and we are grateful to the watchful citizen and our partners in law enforcement who put a stop to this particularly cruel violence."
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The latest success from December 2016 is Dangal (the highest grossing Hindi film ever) where two young female wrestlers from Haryana, refuse to let the male dominance in the sport, put a stop to their exceptional talent.
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Earlier this month, back before social distancing measures were introduced across America, and prior to COVID-2000 being officially called a pandemic by the World Heath Organisation (WHO), King tried to put a stop to the comparisons.
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The Greek Orthodox Church attempted to put a stop to the chatter on Monday: "This cannot be the cause of the spread of illness," the Holy Synod, the ruling body of the Church, said in a statement.
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The Greek Orthodox Church attempted to put a stop to the chatter on Monday: "This cannot be the cause of the spread of illness," the Holy Synod, the ruling body of the Church, said in a statement.
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Knowing they can't put a stop to those, the social media companies are trying to persuade creators to label them as ads; they're also trying to persuade the brands behind the ads to pay to promote them.
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You can also set daily bedtime and sleep goals so that your iPhone or Apple Watch will alert you when it's time to put a stop to that late-night Netflix binge session and hit the sack.
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Many U.S. allies such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Canada, Germany, Australia and Singapore, to name a few, have national CVE strategies in place to put a stop to radicalization activities with prevention and intervention programs.
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner also did not respond to questions about whether they were working to get legislation passed to put a stop to this or if they were finding ways to end the policy without legislation.
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Wonder Woman put a stop to WWI in Wonder Woman, the Flossy Posse got Essence Fest started in Girls Trip, and the housewives of Monterey uncovered secrets lurking in their own beautiful, beachside mansions in Big Little Lies.
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And then he dragged our hero, Rick Grimes, on an RV ride from hell and convinced him to chop his son's arm off with a hatchet (which Negan put a stop to at the last second, but still).
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But a lobbying campaign by the financial industry, supported by a number of influential Republican lawmakers who argued that carried interest should be ended only as part of a broader tax overhaul, put a stop to the effort.
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Over time and through sustained effort, I managed to put a stop to the harassment, but I have since learned that he has targeted other women, all subordinates, resulting in the resignation of at least one of them.
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In the end, more than 10,000 people had used an underground bank to effectively funnel $3 billion out of the country before the authorities put a stop to it, Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, reported on Thursday.
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One moment we are pottering about our errands as usual and the next we are dying, and our eternally impending ending does not put a stop to our transient beginnings and middles until the instant when it does.
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The December 2018 ruling by the Richmond, Virginia-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals put a stop to construction of the 23-mile (965-km) Atlantic Coast Pipeline, intended to run from West Virginia to North Carolina.
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"We must put a stop to these violent circumstances in which the government, instead of solving Venezuelans' real problems, looks to silence them by deploying its armed groups," Falcon said, calling on Maduro to "control" his violent followers.
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" Last year, HuffPost reported that "NBC tried to put a stop" to an interview with a woman accusing Weinstein of rape so Farrow "wound up paying out of his own pocket for a camera crew to film an interview.
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It called on the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to begin an immediate investigation and urged "the sides that influence the Syrian regime" to help put a stop to what it said were heavy ceasefire violations.
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We're betting Chrissy Teigen could be the one to put a stop to the drama once and for all, but since she hasn't chimed in yet, we will unveil the very official, undeniably accurate, PEOPLE staff-endorsed* ranking: 1.
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KITZBUEHEL, Austria (Reuters) - Henrik Kristoffersen ended his frustrating run of second-place finishes with an empathic win in the slalom at Kitzbuehel on Sunday and, in doing so, put a stop to Marcel Hirscher's winning run in the discipline.
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The trouble is that you don't always know whether someone has it in mind to harm you because, when you realized that he or she didn't have the capacity to care about anyone, you put a stop to something.
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"The American people voted in this election to stop terrorism, take back sovereignty at our borders, and put a stop to political correctness that for too long has dictated our approach to national security," Kelly said in a statement.
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New York (CNN Business)Cell phone location data is a hot commodity for advertisers and a big opportunity for wireless companies, but New York is considering whether to put a stop to location information sales within the city limits.
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There was a time when you could have done what was right, a time when you could have still managed put a stop to their advancement, a time when humanity's fate was not yet within the robots' lifeless grasps.
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A new half-in, half-out of the firm arrangement would not necessarily put a stop to those earnings and endorsements for Britain and its businesses; if anything, extensive ambassadorial work at home and abroad could even increase them.
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A source at a trading company buying Iranian oil said it hoped to keep buying at least during the six-month "wind down" period before new sanctions take effect, but expected banking issues to put a stop to trade.
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House Republicans, after considering bringing back earmarks earlier this year, put a stop to the conversation at the behest of House Speaker Paul Ryan, who successfully lobbied his Republican colleagues to postpone a vote to bring back the measures.
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Although organizers of today's protest weren't alive during the Columbine tragedy, they see the shooting as a grim pivotal event that ushered in the epidemic of shootings across the country — and they are determined to put a stop to them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday the United States has "foolishly" handed Pakistan more than $33 billion in aid over the last 15 years while getting nothing in return, and pledged to put a stop to it.
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" But he hopes that "when they do finally pass this resolution—when they fully understand and then acknowledge the scale of the problem —then it will set in motion a series of interventions that will help put a stop to it.
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"It is to put a stop to mixed marriages, as they are a threat to our tribe," said H.S. Shylla, chief of the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council, which oversees matters such as inheritance, and management of land and forests.
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The New York Fed could also try to put a stop to a lawsuit by arguing that it has sovereign immunity as an arm of the U.S. government, but that question would need to be decided by a judge, Black said.
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The singer and actress said on The Real that she was too young at the time to put a stop to the unwanted touches she experienced within the music industry, but would have done things differently if she were older.
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Richard DeLucia, 71, left a note at the couple&aposs condo indicating he was distraught about how his wife, Ann, 20173, was suffering and wanted to put a stop to her ordeal, Westchester County police spokesman Kieran O&aposLeary said.
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But, with his newly-inked deal with Bellator signed at the tender age of 32 after defecting from the UFC, it appeared Smooth had put a stop to those plans of hastily hanging up his gloves during most athletes' peak years.
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There has not been the shame and condemnation attached to hazing by enough students to put a stop to these deaths—especially because chugging alcohol in a ritual is somehow seen as a heroic participation in an act of heroism.
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This sort of criticism - already put forward by President Trump in early February when he claimed yen manipulation by Japan - would put a stop to the BoJ's current yield curve control policy and may lead to higher long-term interest rates.
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In unusually direct comments for an ASEAN Secretary General, Le Luong Minh on Thursday told Reuters the code needed to be legally binding to put a stop to "unilateral actions", because a previous commitment to play fair had been ignored.
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Writing on Twitter on Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States has "foolishly" handed Pakistan more than $33 billion in aid over the last 15 years while getting nothing in return and pledged to put a stop to it.
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"I personally will make my own pledge as a college-educated white woman to not look away, to not pretend that things that are happening now won't eventually affect me if we don't put a stop to it," Fey said.
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Zuma, who has survived calls to resign from sections of the ANC and its political allies in recent months, said on Friday the party must put a stop to public spats and unite to avoid handing the advantage to its opponents.
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Inventory issues and a sudden drop in demand for cryptocurrency mining put a stop to the meteoric rise, but Nvidia continues to talk up the impact and market potential of AI, even as gaming remains its biggest source of revenue.
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Dwayne Walker says Queen B never asked permission to prominently display the logo in B's "Drunk in Love" music video ... and now he wants the court to put a stop to it and cut him a slice of the profits.
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Just a few months ago, the idea once again appeared to have gained the support it needed in Washington and, once again, it looks as if one powerful official — in this case, the president — could put a stop to it.
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And that should make the stakes of the 2020 election clear: whether we as a nation are going to allow this anti-democratic rot to spread, or whether we put a stop to it with the democratic means at our disposal.
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In the 10th and final episode of Hunters' first season, after our group of Nazi-hunting antiheroes put a stop to a cataclysmic disaster which would have wiped out millions of Americans, the show hit us with two very big twists.
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Last year, the state forced 2 million Uighurs and Muslim minorities into "political camps for indoctrination," according to reports from the United Nations, prompting more than 20 countries to call on China to put a stop to its mass detention efforts.
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The shooting in Bahir Dar occurred when the state president - an ally of Abiy - was holding a meeting to decide how to put a stop to the open recruitment of ethnic Amhara militias by Asamnew, one Addis-based official told Reuters.
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Exactly one year after the investigation began, the heads of the top five distributors, who overwhelmingly control the supply chain, were hauled in before the subcommittee to testify about what they knew, and why they didn't put a stop to it.
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Luckily, a special group of students from the group called SEES, the "Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad," has been tasked with summoning their own Personas to eliminate Shadows and hopefully put a stop to the Dark Hour before the world meets an unfortunate end.
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Dr. Rahmati says that 90% of nosebleeds are caused by trauma in the front of the nose, so applying pressure there and tilting forward for 10 to 15 minutes will put a stop to the bleeding in the vast majority of cases.
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Eight months after a rogue Chinese scientist revealed he had secretly created the world's first gene-edited children, the World Health Organization is asking countries to put a stop to any experiments that would lead to the births of more gene-edited humans.
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I was on TV with a Danish flag behind me, explaining that we were Danes, who wished to put a stop to the sharp political lunge to the right, and that we were founding a party out of love for our country.
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Merchants have traditionally been forced to be an exclusive supplier for one of these giants, but Beijing wants to put a stop to it and summoned Alibaba, JD.com, Pinduoduo (in Chinese) and other major retail players for talks on anti-competition this week.
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It's been more than a week since President Donald Trump signed an executive order claiming he'd put a stop to separating families at the border, and days since a judge ordered officials to halt the practice and reunite families that had been divided.
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The law has long recognized that where actions by one party interfere with the person or property of another, that person may be able to recover damages or even get a court order to enjoin, or put a stop to, the behavior.
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Why it matters: The financial services sector is an indicator for investor sentiment towards the economy more broadly, but it's also evidence of the bank-friendly climate in Washington, a trend voters may want to put a stop to in 2018 and 2020.
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In a bid to put a stop to the hazing, Vivenzio met in April 2014 with the head of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life who visited him in Virginia to see the evidence of hazing and abuse, the report said.
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The #MeToo movement may have toppled producer Harvey Weinstein and other men accused of sexual misconduct from their positions of power, but according to caterer Venorica Tucker, it hasn't put a stop to the harassment many servers and bartenders deal with every day.
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"I think this is a measure that would highlight the stakes of measles and that would put a stop to these outbreaks," Jason L. Schwartz, a professor of health policy and the history of medicine at the Yale School of Public Health, said.
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Handmaid's Tale Mid-filming the fourth season of Handmaid's Tale, Hulu put a stop to production after the coronavirus was escalated to a pandemic and a national emergency in the U.S. This season marks the directorial debut of the show's star, Elisabeth Moss.
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He sought to put a stop to the city's practice of raising revenue through large fees and fines levied by police officers in minor traffic stops, and he tried to bring protesters into the political process by appointing them to committees and boards.
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No concrete measures came from the meeting, and the league did not explicitly try to put a stop to the protests, even though one player who attended said he felt it was the owners' desire that all players stand for the anthem.
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My own sense is that lowering the bar for impeachment in the House without bipartisan support and with articles that do not allege crimes warrant a partisan rejoinder in the Senate to put a stop to this endeavor at the earliest available opportunity.
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When we hear about some of these conditions — like the fact that chickens are forced to produce eggs at such a fast rate that their intestines sometimes partially fall out under the strain — we may want to put a stop to them.
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Do the U.S. and Israel really think that Lebanon can fix this problem, when the U.S. and Russia themselves can't find some kind of accommodation, and when the U.S. has been bungling its chances to put a stop to Syrian hostilities since 2011?
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Yet the trend is widespread enough to suggest that there has been a more fundamental change, that English teams no longer suspect they are being taken for a ride, but know they are, and are determined to put a stop to it.
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Next week's American Horror Story finale may put a stop to Michael's evil-adjacent plans (thanks to some time-traveling witches) but Fern might still return to the AHS franchise, as either Michael or someone other character; AHS has a habit of recycling actors.
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Being capital-B "Bad" or "canceled" or "over" can happen to anyone or anything, from a gymnast like Gabby Douglas to a company like Papa John's to an entire year — although despite our best attempts, no one was able to put a stop to 2017.
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" Stephanie Schriock, the president of the political action committee EMILY's List, which is backing Clinton, said in a statement: "These disgraceful attacks are straight out of the Donald Trump playbook, and Bernie Sanders is the only person who can put a stop to them.
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"The Malian government should put a stop to all ties both public and private with Gatia, a group of armed militia that is not contributing to peace in the north," Paul Folmsbee said in a post on the U.S. Embassy's Facebook page on Wednesday.
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GELENDZHIK, Russia (Reuters) - Sweden have flown under the radar all the way to the quarter-finals where they aim to use their solidity as a unit to put a stop to English dreams of a first World Cup victory since 1966 in Samara on Saturday.
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"If possible, we shall put a stop to the extraction and exportation of our mineral resources...for processing abroad and importing them back to the Philippines in the form of consumer goods at prices twice or thrice the value of the raw materials," Duterte said.
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As far as I know, we are not the only ones who have experienced this behavior by Yandex — and we want to put a stop to it, in order to prevent devastating consequences of further bad business practices for the industry on the whole.
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Last we left the oldest Johnson child during her freshman year at the fictional Southern California University, both of Zoey's love interests, Aaron Jackson and Luca Hall, put a stop to their brief flings after the rivals discovered they were both involved with her.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A maritime code of conduct between Southeast Asia and China must be legally binding to put a stop to "unilateral actions" in the South China Sea, because a previous commitment to play fair had been ignored, the ASEAN secretary general said on Friday.
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He was one of several political figures in Kiev whom reformers and Western diplomats saw as a worrying indicator of a return to past corrupt practices, two years after a revolution that was supposed to put a stop to self-dealing by those in power.
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"We think if he's extradited to Portugal it would put a stop to all that," he said, adding that the Portuguese case is limited to Mr. Pinto's conduct in relation to the investment fund Doyen Sports and the soccer team Sporting Clube de Portugal.
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The upper deck of the stadium was already rollicking with fans wearing the soccer jerseys of Argentina, Boca Juniors and River Plate, but they burst into cheers of "Olé, olé," as del Potro finally put a stop to Federer's magnificent Grand Slam run this year.
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Senators of both parties say they are aiming for a narrow piece of legislation that would effectively codify the executive order that President Trump issued last week, which put a stop to the administration's practice of removing migrant children from parents who seek asylum.
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His death was a blow to Manhattan prosecutors Of course, Epstein's death does put a stop to the case against him individually, a matter that was set to be one of the highest-profile criminal trials the Manhattan US attorney's office had undertaken in years.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As members of the European Parliament gathered in Strasbourg this week, a German politician claimed he had found a treaty loophole that could put a stop to the monthly caravan of EU lawmakers and their staff from Brussels to the French city.
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To stick with "Colossal" for one more beat, as Gloria becomes the heroine and Oscar emerges as the villain, he becomes the more interesting character, and her monster becomes the responsible, punitive one (speaking of gender stereotypes) who will put a stop to his tantrum.
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Wilder, the knockout puncher with a notorious right hand, surrendered his WBC championship title to the unorthodox but brilliant Fury, who outboxed him, roughed him up on the inside, and beat him down until the referee Kenny Bayless put a stop to the action.
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Pruitt denied in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday that he knew anything about efforts to circumvent the White House to approve raises for two top aides at EPA, and said that once he found out about it he put a stop to it.
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The most crucial bills would end the practice of letting landlords take an apartment out of the regulatory system once the rent reaches a certain level, and put a stop to the 20 percent rent increase now permitted when a new tenant moves in.
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What God offers instead is the promise that he is with us in our suffering; that he can bring good out of it (life out of death, forgiveness out of sin); and that one day he will put a stop to it and redeem it.
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I Love You Daddy, which tells the story of a successful TV writer-producer who attempts to put a stop to a growing romance between his 17-year-old daughter and a 68-year-old filmmaker, has generated plenty of controversy in the past few months.
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The lawsuit, brought by attorneys general of Washington and Minnesota, has captivated the nation since last Friday when a federal district court judge put a stop to Trump's executive order restricting travel for foreign nationals, and as a result, temporarily opened US borders to immigrants once again.
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"These machines are a social blight and prey on some of the most vulnerable in society, and we are determined to put a stop to it and build a fairer society for all," Matt Hancock, Secretary of State for Sport, said in a statement on Thursday.
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In the last year, Sessions unsuccessfully tried to put a stop to President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, slapped case quotas on immigration judges, and most recently, issued an order that would block most survivors of domestic abuse and gang violence from receiving asylum.
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The wrinkle here is that MongoDB was one of the first companies that aimed to put a stop to this by re-licensing its open-source tools under a new license that explicitly stated that companies that wanted to do this had to buy a commercial license.
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"Investors were previously quite upbeat on the prospects of the divorce bill being agreed and were looking to push the pound higher but the Ireland border issue has put a stop to that," said Neil Jones, Mizuho Bank Ltd's head of hedge fund sales in London.
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I suddenly want to know their secrets, what the trick is to their efficiency, in the same way that I am unable to to resist reading about some new productivity system or lifehack that will definitely put a stop to all my procrastination and time-wasting.
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President Donald Trump tried to put a stop to that with a proclamation last year that people who illegally crossed the southern border wouldn't be eligible for asylum, but within weeks a federal judge based in San Francisco blocked the government from carrying out that policy.
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Comey came off as something of a savvy Washington survivor who knew how to keep his head above water in D.C. but without the guts or inclination to put a stop to the myriad ways his superiors from both parties kept trying to interfere with his job.
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"It's clearly the work of the Venezuelan government trying to identify the people working against them, so that they can put a stop to it," Adam Meyers, the vice president of intelligence at CrowdStrike, a firm that's analyzed the attacks, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Hernandez's brother, D.J., points out (in clips from a Dr. Oz interview) that the would-be-NFL player had wanted to be a cheerleader — inspired by his cousins — and their father, who felt there was a "feminine way" about Aaron, put a stop to it right away.
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Los Angeles-based marketing firm Distinctive Assets is not in any way affiliated with the Oscars — in fact, the Academy has sued to put a stop to this nonsense — and there's no evidence that they're actually distributed to nominees, but that hasn't stopped them from publicizing it every year.
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Now the government wants to put a stop to jeopdae: last month it introduced strict new limits on the favours and benefits that can be asked for or given to 4m public officials, teachers and journalists (on the basis that their work too is in the public interest).
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"We need to put a stop to this before anybody else in our community is seriously injured or killed," Austin Police Chief Brian Manley told a news conference on Tuesday The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other U.S. agencies are helping local police link the bombs to a suspect.
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The now-ousted Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and ICE director Ron Vitiello put a stop to a secret White House plan to arrest up to 10,000 migrant parents and children in 10 major cities, the Washington Post reports, citing 7 current and former Department of Homeland Security officials.
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The administration said they put a stop to the unconscionable practice after much protest, but trouble lingered as hundreds of children remained separated from their parents into the fall, just as Trump began revving up his midterm election racist rhetoric over a caravan of migrants streaming through Mexico.
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Dennis Willard, a spokesperson for Ohio Taxpayers for Lower Drug Prices, said controversial drug price hikes, like the EpiPen controversy – when drug company Mylan hiked EpiPen's price by 23 percent in 2016 – is just one example of why the campaign aims to put a stop to Big Pharma.
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Apparently Volkswagen had a demonstration of wireless CarPlay ready for CES, but Apple put a stop to it, perhaps because it wants to make a bigger splash with the launch of the technology (which Apple announced last June at WWDC) itself — or because the technology isn't quite ready yet.
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We can either continue to reject sound science and single out this pipeline from the more than 85033 million miles of pipe already transporting energy in the United States, or we can finally put a stop to the unnecessary delays and make this important investment in our energy future.
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Trump appeared to answer "no" to a reporter&aposs question asking whether Russia was still targeting the U.S. While hours later, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders emerged to say Trump had merely tried to put a stop to the questioning by saying "no," although he continued discussing Russia after that.
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One Nigerian airline seems to have hit upon a subscription model of ticket sales: after your correspondent bought a single flight on a credit card, the airline proceeded to charge him again every month for the flight until an employee, aptly named Amicable, put a stop to it.
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" WATCH: I Sent Fakes of Myself to Be on TV Around the World Then a post appeared on Samsung's Weibo page that seemed to put a stop to everything: "Recently, during the launch event for the Galaxy A8s, Samsung Electronics announced a collaboration with Supreme Italia in China.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General William P. Barr said on Tuesday that district court judges who have put a stop to dozens of President Trump's policies illustrate the extent to which the judiciary has amassed power far beyond its constitutional authority rather than how the administration has violated the law.
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When the Supreme Court of Canada, by and large, put a stop to that practise, a culture shift in the industry led to most of Canada's telecommunications companies issuing transparency reports that detailed how often police requested Canadians' data — and, more importantly, how often they passed it along.
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Adryn Alvarez, a representative from the Instagram union's organizing committee, told Vox that the union hoped to put a stop to what it considered random censorship of posts or full accounts, and to prevent huge meme accounts with millions of followers (and lucrative brand deals) from stealing content from smaller pages.
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"I'm here to admit that I am in fact HIV-positive and I have to put a stop to this onslaught, this barrage of attacks and of sub-truths and very harmful stories that I am threatening the health of others, which couldn't be farther from the truth," he said.
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"How do you raise children who are confident enough to not participate in that kind of discourse and to put a stop to it when they encounter such offensive rhetoric?" asked Bishops, who blogs about parenting and tackled this issue in a recent post for a parenting website in Canada.
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The board on Thursday put a stop to most payments and withdrawals from the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP), a program that allows members who have passed retirement age to keep working and transfer their benefits into an account that has historically guaranteed a generous 8 percent rate of return.
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"I have a detailed and targeted plan to immediately put a stop to inversions and invest in the U.S., block deals like Johnson Controls and Tyco, and place an 'exit tax' on corporations that leave the country to lower their tax bill," Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said in a statement.
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China has yet to apply the kind of serious pressure on North Korea that might prompt the rogue regime to tamp down its nuclear and ballistic missile activity -- and he is looking to chart the next phase of the US' efforts to put a stop to those North Korean programs.
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William and his fellow campaigners have been concentrating on clamping down on the demand for ivory and rhino horn by appealing to populations in Asia to stop buying the wildlife parts, which they hope will help put a stop to the poaching of animals in Africa and all over the world.
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It was the cartoonist Herbert Block who coined the term "McCarthyism," and though his cartoons, which depicted Joseph McCarthy, in an oversized suit, as a shady peddler of hysteria, may not have put a stop to the Red Scare, they reassured other liberals that they weren't alone in their outrage.
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On October 4, almost a month after the primary in New York, ProPublica, WNYC, and the New Yorker published a report detailing how Vance put a stop to a two-year investigation of Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, and the Trump Organization after meeting with their father's longtime attorney, Marc Kasowitz.
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"I think after 11 years of delay, the industry has succeeded in some ways in what they intended, which is to make these as invisible and unwatchable as they possibly could," says Robin Koval, president and CEO of the Truth Initiative, a nonprofit organization that aims to put a stop to smoking.
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The following day, however, Trump appeared to answer "no" to a reporter&aposs question asking whether Russia was still targeting the U.S. While hours later, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders emerged to say Trump had merely tried to put a stop to the questioning by saying "no," although he continued discussing Russia after that.
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As Goodwin is shown grooming China, accompanying her as she tries on bikinis at a department store and taking her to Paris, Glen hovers indecisively, wanting to put a stop to what's happening but unwilling to put his foot down and confront either his doted-on child or the artist he so admires.
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Yahoo had intended on using Aabaco, a public holding company, as a way to distribute its Alibaba shares to shareholders in January 2015, but the IRS put a stop to the plan, telling Yahoo it would not rule on whether the structure of the deal would qualify as a tax-free spinoff.
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Thankfully, there are bipartisan, bicameral plans in Congress to put a stop to the way PBMs are levying DIR fees, including companion legislation that has already been introduced to provide much-needed transparency: H.R. 1038 and S.B. 413, both known as the Improving Transparency and Accuracy in Medicare Part D Spending Act.
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Outsider candidates like Cruz and Trump are making a very different argument: that America as a whole is changing in ways that are terribly dangerous, and that what this country really needs is a politician who is aware enough to recognize that danger and strong enough to put a stop to it.
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Seizing on an opportunity to expand their reach, a number of telemedicine startups swooped in, leveraging their robust userbases and pre-existing networks with private labs to secure a bunch of testing kits and charge as much as $135 for access—that is, until the FDA put a stop to it last weekend.
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And if the Supreme Court is more worried about the courts stopping the Trump administration from doing what it wants with DACA than it is about one injunction outweighing two or three, it might put a stop to DACA's revival more quickly than it would have had Texas never opened up a second front.
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Our protest must grow day after day and night after night—thousands becoming hundreds of thousands, and then millions—determined to act to put a stop to the grave danger that the Trump/Pence Regime poses to the world by demanding that this whole regime be removed from power It does not mention violence.
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The demographics of the voters in these divisions, the historic candidacy of Barack Obama, and the complete lack of anyone coming forward to say, "hey, what happened to my vote for Mitt Romney?" should have put a stop to the fraud rumors, and indeed they did for years, at least in the mainstream press.
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"We will not tolerate price gouging in this time of exceptional need, and we will take aggressive action to stop it," Attorney General Herbert Slatery III of Tennessee said in the statement Under Tennessee law, the attorney general's office can "put a stop to price gouging and seek refunds for consumers," according to the release.
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Recap: On Monday, in an instance that was familiar to Mr. Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May, the speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, put a stop to a vote on Mr. Johnson's Brexit plan, saying that Parliament could not be made to vote on the same thing twice (the first time being Saturday).
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Now that the evidence of Russian interference with the 2016 election is, in the words of National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, "incontrovertible," and continuing Russian efforts to interfere with U.S. politics have been identified, further attempts to put a stop to the Russia probe would itself constitute collusion with past and continuing Russian covert operations.
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"Leaders of Modi's political party, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), have been credibly accused of emboldening 'communal violence' and failing to forcefully condemn or put a stop to recent mobs of violent Hindu nationalists lynching, murdering, and brutally beating minorities, especially Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, and members of lower castes within India's society," the letter states.
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"Little by little he gathered that the main thing the men wanted was to put a stop to the habit of 'speeding-up'; they were trying their best to force a lessening of the pace, for there were some, they said, who could not keep up with it, whom it was killing," Sinclair's working-class hero ruminated.
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In just over a month since taking over the CFPB, Mulvaney has quickly put a stop to sensible regulations like those that prevent lenders from discriminating against minorities by charging higher interest rates and has retreated from an investigation into Equifax after its data breach put the personal financial information of millions of Americans at risk.
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Following up this morning's report that Trump has essentially bankrupted the Secret Service through excessive travel to Trump-owned properties, which in turn fleece the Secret Service, I'd like to note that Congress—and specifically Democrats in the Senate—can put a stop to it, if and when the White House and USSS come begging for supplemental spending.
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An Orange "Grandson," what fans affectionately call the couple, keeps a bowl of oranges in their fancy new building in New York City (it also features a wellness floor and an IMAX), and Davidson makes a habit of popping one into his bag, just in case his pop star fiancee gets hungry — which should put a stop to her licking donuts in public.
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In November, Sheen revealed on the Today show that he is HIV-positive: "I'm here to admit that I am in fact HIV-positive and I have to put a stop to this onslaught, this barrage of attacks and of sub-truths and very harmful … stories that I am threatening the health of others, which couldn't be farther from the truth."
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Since 2015, we have taken action against over 60 different review optimization companies to put a stop to their activity [...] Secondly, the optimization companies themselves leave behind a trail of activity we can catch by the very fact that they have to market themselves to other hospitality business owners—so our investigators are able to track them down based on where they advertise.
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In a press conference outside the Capitol alongside first responders, Stewart said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should "put a stop" to the effort.
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To its credit, this month, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed a regulatory change entitled, "Medicaid Program: Reassignment of Medicaid Provider Claims" — this will put a stop to this insidious, illegal practice Independent in-home health-care providers help beneficiaries with personal care activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and eating, among other activities, as part of Medicaid's "home and community-based services" (HCBS).
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" So when his father, who has never been tainted by corruption charges during his nearly five decades as governor of Riyadh, ascended to the throne in 2015 (at a time of falling oil prices), he vowed to put a stop to it all, M.B.S. said: "My father saw that there is no way we can stay in the G-403 and grow with this level of corruption.
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Consider Mr. Trump's repeated threats to incite war here, and the majority of the American public's indifference to Korean lives — a poll from September found 58 percent of Americans support military action against Pyongyang if peaceful means cannot put a stop to its weapons program, even as a congressional report recently concluded that a military conflict on the Korean Peninsula could leave up to 300,000 people dead in the early days of fighting.
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Or, to put it another way, the ruling should put a stop to some, er, 'creative' interpretations of the rules around cookies that manage to completely miss the point of the law… ehem at here refreshing Curia press release page & noticed their own non-compliant #cookie notice – spot the irony on their cookie information page – looks like the Court are about to render their own site illegal wrt to pre-ticked boxes… a little embarrassing… #privacy #planet24 pic.twitter.
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" Mr. Bolsonaro has said he would curtail efforts to protect the environment and indigenous land: "We are going to fuse together the Ministry of Agriculture with the Ministry of the Environment … We need to put a stop to the demarcation of indigenous land … indigenous people want to rent out the land, they want to be able to do business, they want electricity, a dentist to remove the stumps of teeth from their mouths … indigenous people are human beings like us.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE reportedly put a stop to plans to impose additional sanctions on Russia for its alleged role in a recent suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria because he was not yet comfortable with putting the penalties in place.
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