Giuliani, like Trump, has offered up scathing criticism of Comey.
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Darroch resigned after days of scathing criticism from the U.S. president on Twitter.
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The once high-flying company has been the subject of some scathing criticism.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday morning dismissed scathing criticism by Republican Sens.
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Suu Kyi has faced scathing criticism and calls for her Nobel prize to be withdrawn.
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Ford has endured scathing criticism from Trump over its Mexican investments for nearly 18 months.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a frequent target of scathing criticism from Republican lawmakers.
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She has nevertheless drawn scathing criticism from around the world for not stopping the violence.
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Channel One's flagship news program broadcast scenes of anguished relatives subjecting government officials to scathing criticism.
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Where do you go after decades of defied expectations and scathing criticism of big business and government?
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The news media, and The New York Times in particular, come in for scathing criticism by Mrs.
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Mr Grillo's mishandling of the affair led to scathing criticism from rank-and-file members on his blog.
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Video But Manigault Newman continued to unleash scathing criticism of Trump, saying he&aposs unfit to be president.
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Sunday's condemnation of US military action in Iraq comes on the heels of more scathing criticism from Moscow.
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Tasters dished out unreserved praise, scathing criticism, and general "meh" reactions — often when describing the same exact wines.
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Many considered Semiotics of the Kitchen a scathing criticism of the traditional roles played by women in modern society.
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Government leader Aung San Suu Kyi has faced scathing criticism and calls for her Nobel prize to be withdrawn.
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But the decision to give her the opportunity has invited scathing criticism, especially from women in the tech industry.
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But the decision to give her the opportunity has invited scathing criticism, especially from women in the tech industry.
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But Liberman saved his most scathing criticism for Netanyahu, under whom he once served in the Prime Minister's office.
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WADA came under scathing criticism from athlete and global anti-doping groups when it approved RUSADA's reinstatement in September.
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While plenty of the scathing criticism aimed at the cryptocurrency world is well-deserved, sometimes a jab fails to land.
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But each time Sulli posted a selfie on Instagram that showed her eschewing K-pop norms, she faced scathing criticism.
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Kyagulanyi has amassed a large following among youth electrified by his scathing criticism of Museveni, sometimes delivered in his songs.
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Last year, Facebook was hit with scathing criticism over the sharing of 87 million users' profile data with Cambridge Analytica.
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He has since amassed a large following among youth electrified by his scathing criticism of Museveni sometimes delivered in his songs.
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While the decision ends talk of an indictment, Comey gave new ammunition to Clinton critics in scathing criticism of her setup.
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But after scathing criticism, the school reversed its decision on Coulter on Thursday, and will host the speech on May 2.
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While he's earned the President's trust, however, Pompeo has not been insulated from scathing criticism over the administration's approach to Iran.
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The mainland also looks hostile: in 2015, Li drew scathing criticism from state media for divesting assets in the People's Republic.
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On Wednesday night, Kardashian tweeted a scathing criticism of an unnamed paparazzi photo agency that was apparently mislabeling photos of her brother.
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" But McCain also had scathing criticism for Trump, saying: "Bashar Assad and his friends, the Russians, take note of what Americans say.
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Prosecutors have faced scathing criticism from the bikers, attorneys and families of those arrested for taking so long to begin the trials.
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Law enforcement officials faced scathing criticism for what both the white supremacist groups and anti-racism protesters said was a passive response.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Monday the league was unwilling to compromise on its ideals, which earned scathing criticism in Chinese state media.
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Jeffery Nance, also ruled Monday that President Trump&aposs scathing criticism of Bergdahl won&apost prevent the soldier from receiving a fair sentence.
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While Kushner faced scathing criticism from his Harvard classmates, the Ivy League university is set to honor another famous political figure: Hillary Clinton.
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Last week a former engineer from the much hyped wireless charging startup uBeam left some scathing criticism of the company on his blog.
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The analysis found little difference with a House bill that came under scathing criticism from Republican senators when it came to the uninsured.
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Sessions was fired from the role by Trump in November, after enduring more than a year of scathing criticism from the president's Twitter account.
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The White House has long cited Saft as a counterpoint to Republicans' scathing criticism of the green-energy portion of the $787 billion stimulus law.
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The compromise, which also depends on her Social Democrats (SPD) coalition partners and Austria giving it the nod, met scathing criticism in the German media.
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In a scathing criticism, the appeals court said Masipa's ruling had "erred in deviating from the prescribed minimum sentence" of 15 years' imprisonment for murder.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto has endured scathing criticism for the way he handled his September meeting with Donald Trump in the middle of the presidential campaign.
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Sweden said it was continuing to seek Gui's freedom, as Lindstedt faced scathing criticism for what the leader of Sweden's Left Party called an "outrageous scandal".
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Patty Hearst's scathing criticism of the upcoming film and TV projects about her life wasn't taken lightly ... Fox just pulled the plug on its film project.
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His pugnacious campaign style, which includes personal insults directed at rivals and scathing criticism of protesters, has been criticized for encouraging physical altercations at his rallies.
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Allies of Mr. Trump like Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Representative Peter T. King of New York expressed some of the most scathing criticism.
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Mr. Nixon's most scathing criticism is reserved for the C.I.A, which he describes as a haven for yes-men excessively eager to please the White House.
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George Conway, a conservative lawyer who has frequently offered scathing criticism of Trump, has created political headaches for Kellyanne Conway, one of Trump's most loyal advisers.
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KELLY EVANS: WELCOME BACK LAST WEEK, GRANTS INTEREST RATE OBSERVER PUBLISHED A SCATHING CRITICISM OF BRIDGEWATER ADVISERS, THE WORLDS LARGEST HEDGE FUND RUN BY BILLIONAIRE RAY DALIO.
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His attacks on Trump and his approach to running the House impeachment proceedings have made him a target of scathing criticism from Republicans and the president himself.
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It's not as though trendy progressivism, ignoring the consequences of gentrification, and empathy-when-it-suits-you—all questions explored in recent seasons—aren't worthy of scathing criticism.
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Special Olympics funding: Education Secretary Betsy Devos has faced scathing criticism over a budget proposal that would eliminate funding for the nonprofit organization, which helps people with disabilities.
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Whitefish and Prepa came under scathing criticism when it was revealed that Prepa had agreed to pay $319 an hour for the subcontracted linemen, far above industry standards.
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Yet Trump's performance at the summit received scathing criticism across the political spectrum for appearing to defer to Putin on Russia's meddling in US elections, Syria, and other issues.
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Harris delivered a scathing criticism of Biden's views from the 1970s on school busing to desegregate schools, and Biden took heavy criticism afterward for his defensive and ineffective response.
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Republicans see Clinton as an entirely beatable candidate and believe this week's scathing criticism from FBI Director James Comey over her private email system can be used against her.
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The new policy, reported by Time magazine, drew scathing criticism from government watchdog groups, some of which filed suit against the Trump administration this week to obtain the records.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday responded to scathing criticism from across the political spectrum of his performance at a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday in Helsinki.
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Those arrested included Robert Kyagulanyi, an independent lawmaker and musician who has gained popularity since he joined parliament last year through scathing criticism of Museveni's government, sometimes expressed through music.
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For his part, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis was repentant—if only vaguely—about the scathing criticism of his cops, having assumed the gig after Gray's death and the subsequent unrest.
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But he reserved his most scathing criticism for Obama, both in the speech and in comments beforehand, suggesting the president's sympathy for Muslims might prevent him from fighting Islamic extremism.
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Flake, one of the most vulnerable GOP senators up for reelection next year, has authored a new book called "Conscience of a Conservative" that offers a scathing criticism of Trump.
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His institute was known for fastidious research and for a weekly newsletter in which he directed scathing criticism at those he felt were falling short on their commitment to Latinos.
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Barr, if confirmed, will replace Jeff Sessions, who was fired from the role by Trump in November after enduring scathing criticism from the president's Twitter account for more than a year.
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Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has faced scathing criticism for not doing more to stop the violence, although a military-drafted constitution gives her no power over the security forces.
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The scathing criticism he has received illustrates how swiftly societal pressure can bear down on people who are perceived to be endangering public health, even if they pose no actual threat.
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The judge's testimony about his years in the White House of George W. Bush has drawn scathing criticism from Democrats and contributed to their skepticism of Mr. Kavanaugh's sexual misconduct denials.
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Her departure is likely to unsettle lawmakers eager for stability in the aftermath of Coats' resignation and the fallout after Trump's chosen successor, Ratcliffe, fell by the wayside after scathing criticism.
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New York (CNN Business)It's been about five years since activist investor Starboard first targeted Darden Restaurants and issued a scathing criticism of the business, particularly the food at Olive Garden.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky tweeted that he would be meeting with Trump to discuss revoking Brennan&aposs clearance for his scathing criticism of the president&aposs performance at the summit with Putin.
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Jeffery Nance, ruled that Donald Trump&aposs scathing criticism of Bergdahl — made first as a candidate and reaffirmed as commander-in-chief — won&apost prevent the soldier from receiving a fair sentence.
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The journalist, who was a prime target for his scathing criticism of the Kremlin, said the Ukrainian authorities approached him a month ago with evidence that his murder was planned for $30,000.
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Trump's scathing criticism in an interview with The New York Times immediately sparked new questions about whether the nation's top cop, one of the president's earliest supporters, enjoys his confidence and support.
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Her TV appearances and social media campaign is drawing scathing criticism from Vindman's lawyer as a "testament to cowardice," receiving little back-up from fellow Republicans and being savaged by Democratic senators.
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Mr. Romney, the newly elected Republican senator from Utah, announced his presence in Washington by writing an op-ed article in The Washington Post that was a scathing criticism of Mr. Trump.
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After years of scathing criticism from advocacy groups and journalists alike, the feds are planning to end the use of private facilities in the federal prison system, as the Washington Post reports.
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The abrupt US repositioning of troops from the area has left Syrian Kurdish leaders looking for support from Syria's government and from Russia, and drawn scathing criticism from US officials and military personnel.
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Instead of a warm welcome and embrace by the victor, shortly thereafter, Amazon was greeted by protests and endless scathing criticism in city council hearings — not exactly the welcome mat Amazon was expecting.
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Abe's move - issued as a formal request rather than an order - drew scathing criticism, with health officials left scratching their heads and analysts said the plan was politically motivated and made little sense.
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Over weeks of protests, state news outlets and other commentators on the mainland unleashed scathing criticism of the protesters, portraying them as rioters and, in some cases, suggesting they were traitors or terrorists.
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Developing in atmospheres of distinct political polarization - residual disaccord from the Civil War and partisan rifts following the controversial election of Donald Trump - both groups were subjected to scathing criticism from Republican loyalists.
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The horrific event -- the worst terrorist attack since 9/11 -- offered Clinton the chance to make a powerful case for her foreign policy experience, and ample opportunity to deliver scathing criticism of her rival.
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The diaries of John Rothenstein, the director of the Tate Gallery between 1938 and 1964, appear to document Henry Moore's scathing criticism of a Barbara Hepworth sculpture during a board discussion on possible acquisitions.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky, who tweeted Monday that he would be meeting with Trump to discuss revoking Brennan&aposs clearance for his scathing criticism of the president&aposs performance at the summit with Putin.
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Facebook's move comes on the heels of scathing criticism of its data policies in the U.S. and the U.K. for failing to protect user data from being sold to political targeting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Around the time "Fire and Fury" was published, Trump Jr., in turn, praised Scaramucci's scathing criticism of Bannon in the summer 2017 New Yorker interview that preceded his firing as White House communications director.
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He could be incredibly kind and encouraging to young writers, and act as a catalyst to their careers; he was also known to be capable of scathing criticism toward those less powerful than himself.
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After Britain's referendum decision, last June, to leave the European Union, more scathing criticism was piled upon the Labour leader for his decision to, well, accept the democratic referendum decision, however bad it was.
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Washington (CNN)Facing scathing criticism from Republican lawmakers and members of his own military, President Donald Trump on Monday sought to project a harder line on Turkey as the country pushes further into northern Syria.
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Days later, Trump's secretary of Health and Human Services, Dr. Tom Price, resigned amid scathing criticism for having taken more than two dozen costly private plane trips instead of cheaper flights while on government business.
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Brown's scathing criticism, delivered during the opening of the Banking Committee's hearing on Project Libra, highlights the depth of the skepticism and distrust surrounding Facebook as the social media giant eyes the financial services industry.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator Mitt Romney issued a scathing criticism of Donald Trump on Wednesday as he broke with his party and voted to convict the U.S. president for abuse of power in his impeachment trial.
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Those figures indicated that Clinton had dropped about three percentage points in the aftermath of scathing criticism from the FBI director, James Comey, over her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of State.
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After days of scathing criticism around the globe for naming Zimbabwe's leader, Robert Mugabe, a "good-will ambassador" for health, the leader of the World Health Organization said on Sunday that he had rescinded the title.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday lashed out at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's scathing criticism of his stance on trade, highlighting divisions within the Republican Party that threaten unity ahead of the Nov.
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Their assessment met with scathing criticism from the Organization of American States, which conducted an initial audit in late 2019 that found Bolivian officials had engaged in lies, manipulation and forgery to ensure Mr. Morales's victory.
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Media attention has focused on Flake's scathing criticism of Trump on the Senate floor and in a subsequent newspaper opinion piece, in which he implied that Trump's actions in office represent a threat to American democracy.
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Last Friday, Trump's Labor secretary, Alex Acosta, resigned after a week of scathing criticism over his signing off on the no-prosecution agreement with Epstein in 2007, when Acosta was the top federal prosecutor in southern Florida.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton's 50th pole at the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday was a proud milestone for the champion Briton but the achievement was almost completely overshadowed by scathing criticism of Formula One's new qualifying format.
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Hebei officials had been subject to scathing criticism for pursuing a growth-at-all-costs economic model and for failing to implement central government regulations, especially when it comes to tackling overcapacity and waging war on pollution.
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The scathing criticism of the Chinese government was the strongest language Mr. Pompeo has used as the Trump administration seeks to convince American allies of the risks posed by using equipment from Huawei, a Chinese technology giant.
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Kyagulanyi, a popular musician known by his stage name Bobi Wine, was elected last year and has amassed a large following among youth electrified by his scathing criticism of President Yoweri Museveni, sometimes delivered in his songs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump again laced into Jeff Sessions, his attorney general, on Saturday after Sessions defended himself from the president's scathing criticism over his recusal from a probe into Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election.
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Trump on Wednesday unleashed scathing criticism of Sessions, saying he would never have chosen him for attorney general if he knew Sessions would recuse himself from the federal probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Writers are practically strong-armed into promoting their books on social media, taking in effusive praise and scathing criticism (or, in this volatile climate, near-hate speech.) The best editors' memoirs revive the magic without devolving into nostalgia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump again laced into Jeff Sessions, his attorney general, on Saturday after Sessions defended himself from the president's scathing criticism over his recusal from a probe into Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election.
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Smil had a scathing criticism of efforts to leave Earth: "You have to be a delusional Elon Musk to think that we can terraform Mars and leave this planet," Smil said in the new Netflix documentary on Bill Gates.
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The removal, first noted by Death and Taxes, comes after scathing criticism by the "Morning Joe" co-hosts, including Scarborough calling Trump "a fake president" and Brzezinski almost being reduced to tears on air when speaking about the president.
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A deal to lighten Greece's debt would be a boon for Mr. Tsipras, who has faced scathing criticism for the compromises he has made to creditors since coming to power three years ago on a pledge to reduce austerity.
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Major reset During and after the devastating Ebola outbreak that spanned several countries in West Africa from 2014 to 2016 and killed more than 11,000, the WHO faced scathing criticism for acting too slowly and warning the world too late.
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Washington (CNN)Republican front-runner Donald Trump moved to staunch scathing criticism of his national security views on Friday, executing an abrupt about-face by declaring that he would not order the U.S. military to violate international laws to fight terrorism.
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At a congressional hearing on Tuesday, airline executives - including a representative for American - received scathing criticism about their customer service, after the furor surrounding a passenger being dragged from a full United Airlines plane to make room for airline employees.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump faced scathing criticism on Thursday for an advertisement linking Democrats and immigrants to violent crime, as Democrats and some of his fellow Republicans blasting it as the most racially divisive political ad in three decades.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, who spent Monday hurling scathing criticism at Democrats for refusing to agree to allow the package to move forward, opened the Senate floor on Tuesday with a more upbeat message.
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But when he takes the debate stage on Wednesday, Bloomberg is almost certain to face scathing criticism from his Democratic rivals, who have already sharpened their attacks against him in an effort to slow the growing momentum of his presidential bid.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An already contentious move by Republican President Donald Trump to block opposition Democratic lawmakers from getting information about his administration received its most scathing criticism yet on Friday - from one of the most powerful Republican members of the U.S. Senate.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump faced scathing criticism on Thursday for an advertisement linking Democrats and immigrants to violent crime, as Democrats and some of his fellow Republicans blasting it as the most racially divisive political ad in three decades.
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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. — Mark Jebens, a veteran of 22 years in the Marine Corps, found no fault with Donald J. Trump's scathing criticism that President George W. Bush "lied" about weapons of mass destruction while leading the United States into war in Iraq.
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But it did not tarnish what was a therapeutic win for Barca, who had come in for scathing criticism for their recent poor displays against Leganes, Levante and Slavia Prague, even though they are top of La Liga and their Champions League group.
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Mr. Trump's elevation of Mr. Bannon, who was a top adviser to the campaign, has drawn scathing criticism from Democrats and some Republicans who warn that the president-elect is placing a divisive figure with fringe views deep inside the West Wing.
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ROME (Reuters) - The head of the Catholic church in Sri Lanka on Thursday issued a scathing criticism of the government over the Easter attacks that killed more than 250 people, decrying a "total lack of interest" in determining why intelligence reports were ignored.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director James Comey's scathing criticism of Hillary Clinton's handling of classified information gave new ammunition to congressional Republicans already critical of the Democratic nominee's private email use, and is now prompting an effort to ban her from any future top secret briefings.
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Almost as soon as the FTC announced its $5 billion settlement with Facebook on Wednesday morning, lawmakers in both chambers emerged with scathing criticism, calling the agreement a slap on the wrist for a company that recorded almost $56 billion in revenue last year.
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Corbyn is facing public protests and scathing criticism again this week after it emerged that in 2012 he had questioned the removal of a London mural by the artist Kalen Ockerman that looks like a scene drawn from the Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
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Almost as soon as the FTC announced its $5 billion settlement with Facebook in July, bipartisan lawmakers in both chambers emerged with scathing criticism, calling the agreement a slap on the wrist for a company that recorded almost $85033 billion in revenue last year.
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Trump's comment drew immediate praise from right-wing agitators who have been campaigning on the issue, and scathing criticism from others, who saw it as a naked attempt to animate his base with a racially-loaded issue at a time when his administration is in unprecedented trouble.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A year after Qatar Airways boss' remark that a woman could not do his job drew scathing criticism, airline executives called out the industry for paying only "lip service" to diversity and not pushing to get more women out of cabins and into boardrooms.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos faced scathing criticism this week over a budget proposal that calls for eliminating funding for the Special Olympics, as members of Congress voiced opposition at a hearing that drew widespread attention and stoked a strong defense of the organization across the internet.
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The MCC, which is operated by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, has faced scathing criticism since last August, when another high-profile inmate — accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein — died from what has been ruled a suicide by hanging in his cell in the Special Housing Unit.
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The British Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific, Mark Field, described the situation as "an unacceptable tragedy" after visiting Myanmar and meeting leaders including Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, who has faced scathing criticism and calls for her Nobel prize to be withdrawn.
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New Delhi (CNN)A day after a controversial citizenship audit put a question mark on the status of an estimated 4 million Indians living along the country's border with Bangladesh, the Indian government faced scathing criticism from political opponents accusing it of trampling over human rights of its people.
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Why it matters: President Trump has faced scathing criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike for his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria, which paved the way for Turkey to lead a military offensive against Kurdish forces who allied with the U.S. in the fight against ISIS.
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And coming off of four straight months of being battered daily by mounting scandals and scathing criticism, and having his every move blocked, reversed, or ignored by judges and members of Congress — who, it turns out, have just as much power as he has — he'll probably love it even more.
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Mr. Trump delivered scathing criticism of Judge Gonzalo P. Curiel — first at a San Diego rally and then in interviews — that was less a result of a politically strategic calculation than of Mr. Trump's concerns about rulings the judge made in a federal lawsuit against his now defunct Trump University.
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"It will be a great pity if this agreement were destroyed by rogue newcomers to the world of politics," he added in a clear reference to US President Donald Trump, who addressed the General Assembly the day before and offered scathing criticism of both Iran and the 2015 international agreement.
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But the British government's strong outreach to the Trump administration as it seeks to strengthen the "special relationship" following the vote for Brexit – and perhaps secure a crucial trade deal – has proven highly controversial in the U.K. May has faced scathing criticism for allying herself so closely and quickly with the divisive president.
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That did little to quell the scathing criticism he received for having an affair with Rielle Hunter while his wife was fighting stage-four breast cancer (Elizabeth Edwards died in 2010), using funds from Mellon to hide Hunter and her pregnancy during the campaign, and later denying that he was the father of Hunter's daughter.
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Moreover, Trump had independent grounds to fire Comey, including many of the reasons cited by Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE in his scathing criticism of Comey in 2017.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (R-Ga.) is breaking with Trump and his scathing criticism of Tester, who the president has blamed for sinking Ronny Jackson's nomination to be secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Although rumors circulating in Israel suggest that Barak is eyeing a return to political life, his investment activities – especially if successful – might very well trump any desire to return to political life Barak still comments on Israeli politics as was evidenced by his recent scathing criticism of Prime mInister Netanyahu's management of US ties, which Barak argues, led to a significant reduction in the latest military aid packed to Israel.
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The troops will join over 2000,290 National Guardsmen who are already at the border, meaning upwards of 2110,000 American forces will be mobilized to stop Central American migrants that are still some hundreds of miles away from the border and weeks away from arriving in the US Senior military officers have defended the deployment on national security grounds, but the mission -- dubbed Operation Faithful Patriot -- has been met with scathing criticism from many former military officials.
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