It has never had to deal with this level of public scrutiny, journalistic scrutiny and federal scrutiny in the United States.
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"Public scrutiny, and more specifically, mandated government-backed scrutiny delivers results," said Chinwala.
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"Public scrutiny, and more specifically, mandated government-backed scrutiny … delivers results," said Chinwala.
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Spencer said the bill would have been able to "withstand legal scrutiny, but not political scrutiny."
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By staying private they also avoid some regulatory scrutiny and of course, the scrutiny of shareholders.
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" This test, which is less demanding than strict scrutiny, is often referred to as "intermediate scrutiny.
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Amazon, Apple and Google have all faced antitrust scrutiny — as well as scrutiny over tax avoidance tactics.
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Under fire from outside There's a big difference between drawing public scrutiny and drawing scrutiny from Trump.
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There are moments when I stop to consider whether certain subjects of my scrutiny really should be subjected to scrutiny.
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Researchers willing to be transparent signal that they are open to scrutiny, and research that survives scrutiny may be more robust.
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But even if companies can avoid the spotlight of regulatory scrutiny on CEO pay, public scrutiny and bad press are another story.
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First family scrutiny Speaking at the Afghan embassy in Washington, Bush said she sympathizes with the scrutiny the first family takes on.
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Also, the bank is under scrutiny from the Federal Reserve since its "living will" for how it would be broken up failed scrutiny.
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The result is newfound scrutiny among platforms and service providers, and new questions about what that scrutiny will mean outside of hate groups.
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INTENSE SCRUTINY Boeing's aircraft are being subjected to intense scrutiny and testing designed to catch flaws even after a years-long certification process.
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Sheriff's department was under scrutiny In September 2016, LaFleur was sworn into the Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office, which has come under federal scrutiny.
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Yes, Tony Podesta has come under scrutiny from the Mueller investigation, and yes, that scrutiny has caused him to leave the Podesta Group.
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So, she was given the scrutiny of the president of the United States and Donald Trump was given the scrutiny of a sideshow.
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Despite years of regulatory scrutiny and battles, Google continues to pursue business practices that attract the scrutiny of investigators in the U.S. and abroad.
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Renewed scrutiny of Matt Whitaker The latest revelations also cast new scrutiny on Whitaker, who is now acting attorney general, after Trump fired Sessions.
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Flynn's son also faces scrutiny Flynn's son, Michael Flynn Jr., has also faced scrutiny from Mueller's investigation, though he was not charged on Friday.
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In that case the judge will apply strict scrutiny as to means ("necessary" or "narrowly tailored"), but only intermediate scrutiny as to the end.
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Under scrutiny That phone call, along with a half-dozen other conversations, have now come under scrutiny amid the controversy surrounding the intelligence whistleblower.
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The wage increase comes amid unprecedented political scrutiny of tech giants — scrutiny that, so far, has focused on Facebook, Google, and Twitter rather than Amazon.
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Regulatory measures to boost scrutiny and transparency in the wealth management business augur well for foreign players already used to close regulatory scrutiny, it said.
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In addition to greater scrutiny from the U.S. government, a credit slowdown and tighter scrutiny in China toward outbound investments have also played a role.
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The merger that would typically get antitrust scrutiny isn't getting it and the merger that typically wouldn't get this kind of scrutiny is getting it.
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Acosta under scrutiny Acosta's handling of the plea deal in 2008 for Epstein has come under intense scrutiny in recent months after a Miami Herald investigation.
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"You seem to be resistant to this kind of scrutiny, the kind of scrutiny that comes with running for president of the United States," Acosta said.
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The Pilot Under Scrutiny As more information about the crash and the parties involved emerged, Purwin's history as a Hollywood stunt pilot has come under scrutiny.
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Indian media under scrutiny Away from Bollywood, the country's political and media industries have also come under scrutiny, with female journalists sharing incidents of sexual harassment.
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To the extent Korematsu did not involve this close scrutiny, it has arguably already been overruled sub rosa by the cases that established those scrutiny norms.
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The amendment could force judges to apply the strictest level of scrutiny to lawsuits involving sex discrimination — the same scrutiny that claims of racial discrimination now receive.
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Her apparent effort to blunt scrutiny by means of that private server has only led to far more damaging scrutiny and suspicion, with no end in sight.
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AFPF's petition asserted that the 9th Circuit failed to apply strict scrutiny to California's disclosure requirement, despite the court's claim that the requirement meets "exacting scrutiny" standards.
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Money also buys scrutiny In addition to breathless advertising and an enormous campaign staff, money will also buy you scrutiny -- especially if you're rising in the polls.
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Facebook may face less scrutiny over the viral spread of fake news over the next two years — but more scrutiny from newly empowered Democrats, of the regulatory variety.
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The problem with this line of thought is that the "merciless scrutiny" of the internet circa 83 means something different than the scrutiny of the internet circa 2017.
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"Because regulators will apply more scrutiny on the use of data for targeting, it seems to us that there will be more scrutiny on Facebook products," Wieser wrote.
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Taste of scrutiny to come The showdowns were a taste for Trump of the intense and increased scrutiny and pressure that the billionaire would face during a general election.
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In the meantime, as USMA investigates the situation, the scrutiny calls attention to how people of color in the military face degrees of scrutiny unmatched by their white peers.
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He applied strict scrutiny to this contribution ban even though the Supreme Court has said contribution limits and bans are to be reviewed under a lower form of scrutiny.
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That includes scrutiny from state attorneys general, the possibility of future antitrust action and a new tax on its revenues in France that has drawn scrutiny from the Trump administration.
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"Libra has drawn significant scrutiny from governments and regulators in multiple jurisdictions and we expect that scrutiny to continue," Facebook said in its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Washington Post report suggests that scrutiny has been folded into the special counsel office and includes Kushner's business dealings, though it offers no details on what that scrutiny is.
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Saudis under scrutiny Khaled's release comes as Saudi Arabia faces increased scrutiny from Western powers over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last month.
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"These things are not getting enough scrutiny [...] why wouldn't an app that has a huge number of downloads receive a little additional security scrutiny," Ridley added in a subsequent phone call.
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As White House officials scramble to deflect scrutiny of the President's Ukraine scandal amid an intensifying impeachment inquiry, the administration has managed to evade scrutiny in at least this one area.
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High scrutiny "The secretary, from day one, has been very clear with all of us that everything we're doing has to be subject to the highest level of scrutiny," McGurk said.
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" She added, "There should have been much greater scrutiny.
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Put yourself in her position -- its scrutiny, its vulnerability.
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" Asked about aspects of the company's checkered legal record, Cramer said "that level of scrutiny is important, but I would hope the same scrutiny would be put on the Corps of Engineers.
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While the FDA has placed increased scrutiny on health-related tests sold directly to consumers by companies like 23andMe, the same scrutiny does not apply to tests ordered for patients by clinicians.
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"This is why there should have been far more scrutiny during Facebook's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp which now clearly seem like horizontal mergers that should have triggered antitrust scrutiny," Khanna wrote.
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In a quarterly filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last month, Facebook acknowledged Libra has drawn "significant scrutiny from governments and regulators," and added it expects the scrutiny to continue.
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"This is why there should have been far more scrutiny during Facebook's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp which now clearly seem like horizontal mergers that should have triggered antitrust scrutiny," Democratic Rep.
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Scrutiny over Shanahan's qualifications Shanahan has faced some criticism and drawn scrutiny over his qualifications for the post, given his lack of military or national security experience before joining the Trump administration.
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So in strict scrutiny cases, a court assumes that a law encroaching on a "fundamental right" is unconstitutional unless proven otherwise, rather than vice versa in cases with looser levels of scrutiny.
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Later, Manafort fell under scrutiny in the investigation over the Trump campaign's ties to Russia — scrutiny that, it seems, unearthed these financial shenanigans that formed the basis of the charges against him.
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"They're protecting themselves from scrutiny — an uninformed public is key to shielding them from scrutiny," Joe Goffman, a former EPA senior counsel in the Office of Air and Radiation, said in an interview.
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Vavreck and Sides have described that cycle as "discovery, scrutiny and decline": An interesting new candidate is discovered, followed by an intense phase of scrutiny by the press and his or her opponents.
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A $150,000 donation by Mr. Pinchuk to Mr. Trump's since-shuttered charitable foundation has drawn scrutiny from Mr. Mueller's team, and he sought to distance himself from the renewed scrutiny of the report.
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The Warriors had already won a championship without Durant, and his decision to join a ready-made contender was met with a great deal of scrutiny — scrutiny that persisted even as Durant excelled.
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They've put scrutiny on the jet model itself, of course.
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Already, some of the new services are facing regulatory scrutiny.
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Since then, thousands of people have come under state scrutiny.
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Is he capable of being nimble when he faces scrutiny?
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Public scrutiny has been, by all appearances, uncomfortable for Sulzberger.
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The tech giant faces scrutiny from US allies, as well.
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So much scrutiny has been devoted to Syed's legal woes.
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He said that she wasn't subjected to the same scrutiny.
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Trump's event has drawn considerable scrutiny ahead of Independence Day.
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Several, though, have left their positions after coming under scrutiny.
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"You, sir, under historic scrutiny, were proven innocent," Trump declared.
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He is under a lot of scrutiny at that time.
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Tech titans have weathered bouts of scrutiny before, largely unscathed.
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But not all his claims held up well against scrutiny.
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So who is Manafort and why is he under scrutiny?
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Apple's supply chain in China has also been under scrutiny.
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Since Cooper's death, Harris' sexual history has come under scrutiny.
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To them, it's a strange coincidence that merits further scrutiny.
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Scrutiny of the bank's lending practices will continue on Thursday.
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Facebook could ultimately face stricter ad regulations and government scrutiny.
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But they don't always come under the same regulatory scrutiny.
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The agency has been escalating its scrutiny of pension advisers.
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These laws protect pharmaceutical suppliers from investor and public scrutiny.
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The move will subject the deal to additional government scrutiny.
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Amid the scrutiny, the family has begun to close ranks.
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It will be subject to parliamentary scrutiny, involving possible amendments.
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Japan's status as a plutonium superpower is increasingly under scrutiny.
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Swetnick fell under more scrutiny following Ford and Kavanaugh's testimony.
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Top senators have also called for scrutiny of the company.
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The study comes amid growing scrutiny of the tech giants.
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Backpage has been under increasing scrutiny over its personal ads.
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Since testifying, Vindman has faced scrutiny within his own ranks.
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Hikvision has come under increasing scrutiny in the United States.
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She declined to say whether other employees are under scrutiny.
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Had he exposed his uncle and mother to further scrutiny?
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But the rest of his remarks deserve some scrutiny, too.
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When it does, you can expect a lot of scrutiny.
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The extra scrutiny may catch problems other reviewers have missed.
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If so, Airbnb would come under scrutiny as never before.
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Though, like any new research, it's deserving of proper scrutiny.
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Uber is coming under scrutiny in yet another federal investigation.
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Under Trump, asylum application procedures have come under particular scrutiny.
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TMZ's breaking of the story drew scrutiny from LA Police.
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O, have increased scrutiny on Tesla's financial and regulatory challenges.
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He has proposed legislation to tighten CFIUS' scrutiny of deals.
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Two other senior officials are facing scrutiny over their travels.
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It's not only teething jewelry that has come under scrutiny.
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Government scrutiny over whether or not it's a monopoly mounted.
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It is a dangerous job, subject to criticism and scrutiny.
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At the same time, Apple is still subject to scrutiny.
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Facebook clearly anticipated scrutiny over its role in the election.
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Does this amount to unacceptable scrutiny, even an authoritarian turn?
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Would the court have decided differently without the mass scrutiny?
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The government need not meet the tougher standard of scrutiny.
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Germany's biggest bank fell under fresh scrutiny beginning on Sept.
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It does not withstand scrutiny and it will not stand.
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She was happy to hear of Florida's scrutiny of Kolfage.
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Cohen has been facing renewed scrutiny over his business dealings.
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The media followed suit, leading to months of unwarranted scrutiny.
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But its spending on Trump's behalf has faced intense scrutiny.
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The campaign's — and Parscale's — Facebook strategy has drawn particular scrutiny.
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Go deeper: Why Mozambique's debt scandal has drawn U.S. scrutiny
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Other campaign staffers also singled out Muslims for special scrutiny.
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Go deeper: Fears of Big Tech scrutiny hit Wall Street
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There has been no president that hasn't had that scrutiny.
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His argument is sound, but the foundations bear further scrutiny.
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Libra has already drawn scrutiny from lawmakers around the world.
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Comey's actions are drawing intense scrutiny beyond the campaign trail.
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Obama said that kind of political reversal doesn't stand scrutiny.
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Some recent Chinese bids have attracted intense regulatory scrutiny overseas.
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Regulators and politicians are increasing scrutiny over banks' cyber resilience.
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But on closer scrutiny the thesis has looked less impressive.
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Government scrutiny of the Palo Alto, California company is mounting.
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The company quickly came under scrutiny for potentially misleading investors.
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As the court's influence expands, critics may demand more scrutiny.
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Founders must be open to the scrutiny of due diligence.
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However, analysts said the deal could face close regulatory scrutiny.
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The SEC is stepping up its scrutiny of such firms.
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It's not just deregulation that is coming under legal scrutiny.
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There just isn't the same kind of scientific scrutiny applied.
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The first group of laws increase scrutiny of gun buyers.
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Every step of the way, it's been under public scrutiny.
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And so it gets weighed down by context and scrutiny.
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And that work is often the subject of intense scrutiny.
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They should not be allowed to do that without scrutiny.
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But P13P lending has also drawn much scrutiny from regulators.
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It is not just Shi'ite Lebanese who feel under scrutiny.
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Whitaker faces increasing scrutiny over his criticism of Mueller's investigation.
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But with more friends and fans, more public scrutiny comes.
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Even comedies like Arrested Development benefited from intense fan scrutiny.
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He is a veteran of publicity but not of scrutiny.
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Steve Bannon deserves every bit of scrutiny he's now receiving.
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Abandoned pipelines are facing new scrutiny from the Obama administration.
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But it would also ensure that FIFA received harsher scrutiny.
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Global payments systems also tend to bring more regulatory scrutiny.
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And there's a lot of scrutiny, as there should be.
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To some extent the scrutiny simply reflected accepted investigative procedures.
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Veselnitskaya's work for HRAGIF and Prevezon has come under scrutiny.
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The firm is under scrutiny for significant drug price hikes.
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MPs fear this will place the zone beyond their scrutiny.
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WhatsApp suspended the change in Europe after widespread regulatory scrutiny.
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Tech giants have come under increasing scrutiny in recent years.
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Tech has earned the scrutiny, for better or for worse.
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Manafort has come under intense scrutiny for his financial transactions.
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But clitoral orgasms have been a thing of great scrutiny.
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Yet her proposals will suffer from lack of serious scrutiny.
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But this can lead to heightened government scrutiny of schools.
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That has helped them avoid regulation, lawsuits, and general scrutiny.
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You have to steel yourself before facing that much scrutiny.
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But YouTube has increasingly also become the focus of scrutiny.
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Presidents George W. Bush and Obama both faced that scrutiny.
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He hated the constant scrutiny, everybody knowing everybody else's business.
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But with even moderate success comes scrutiny and higher expectations.
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Of course, such assertions don't hold up to empirical scrutiny.
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And his derisive remarks about Mexicans would not bear scrutiny.
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The episode became a focus of international scrutiny and condemnation.
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That move has been subject to scrutiny from congressional Democrats.
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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's ethics scandals also merit greater scrutiny.
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But despite Isner's lesser profile, he still comes under scrutiny.
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He fears how his family would fare under public scrutiny.
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Such decisions would get renewed scrutiny in a presidential campaign.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration is facing scrutiny on another front.
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Carmakers have been under increasing scrutiny since Volkswagen's deception emerged.
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Stewart has faced scrutiny for his ties to white nationalists.
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"No amount of American scrutiny is going to change that."
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The Associated Press: Voting officials under scrutiny amid heavy turnout.
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The devices have attracted scrutiny in recent years from authorities.
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Does the agreement stand a chance of clearing regulatory scrutiny?
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The company has also faced scrutiny over its advertising practices.
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The composition of bond indices has also come under scrutiny.
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Some have come under scrutiny for using chemicals like triclosan.
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But with his great riches, comes a lot of scrutiny.
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Soon enough, the Exponent report, too, was submerged by scrutiny.
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The Trump administration has faced increasing scrutiny over the operation.
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Maldonado said the scrutiny of Sanitation Salvage is long overdue.
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But building safety in other industries has attracted less scrutiny.
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But Phillips' deception unraveled quickly under scrutiny by the Post.
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Much of the legal scrutiny comes from the United States.
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Here's what you need to know: • Gunman's wife under scrutiny.
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Charlton, however, said this may not hold up under scrutiny.
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The interview came under scrutiny during Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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So enabling greater public scrutiny might have made a difference.
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But it would also subject it to more antitrust scrutiny.
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Google has been under scrutiny for its treatment of women.
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The SPLC report comes amid renewed scrutiny over white nationalism.
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Bill, you've dealt with regulatory-- close scrutiny in the past.
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But that approach has drawn sharp scrutiny from fiscal hawks.
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And their conditions have become the object of intense scrutiny.
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The Hill: Dems ramp up scrutiny of Kushner's security clearance.
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More of Trump's Cabinet officials could also come under scrutiny.
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The wisdom of these tactics has come under increasing scrutiny.
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Words like "patriots" and "Constitution" were flagged for extra scrutiny.
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His resistance to scrutiny isn't limited to Congress, of course.
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That, ultimately, is why the company deserves more environmental scrutiny.
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Amazon's Alexa home devices have already come under intense scrutiny.
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The credibility of the world body is under intense scrutiny.
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In theory, congressional oversight should stand in for public scrutiny.
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It's unclear whether that reasoning will survive scrutiny on appeal.
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On the financial side, IPO's involve a lot of scrutiny.
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The property plans have been subject to intense media scrutiny.
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That scrutiny has hit Japan's auto industry in recent weeks.
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Nutanix has already faced scrutiny from at least one investor.
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But it has been under scrutiny for decades as well.
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What was agreed at that meeting is now under scrutiny.
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The last assertion is the only one that survives scrutiny.
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As an actress, Ms. Paulson could relate to the scrutiny.
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His past business dealings have been under increasing scrutiny since.
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Moore will be under heavy scrutiny during the confirmation process.
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But with a public presence in China comes official scrutiny.
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The statement came amid new scrutiny into Pruitt's travel expenses.
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The affair was subject to intense investigation and public scrutiny.
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The backdrop: Voting restriction measures have come under legal scrutiny.
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Xkeeper says he and the community have mostly avoided scrutiny.
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In statehouses it's even more pronounced, because there's less scrutiny.
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Holick's ties to the tanning industry also have drawn scrutiny.
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Even abroad, Uber faces immense criticism — and perhaps additional scrutiny.
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During the full moon eclipse, your lifestyle was under scrutiny.
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Confidentiality agreements are now coming under more scrutiny in Britain.
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But that public comment period has been under major scrutiny.
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Channel Orange expands as you listen; Blonde shrinks under scrutiny.
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"The Olympic brand is under intense scrutiny," Mr. Melia said.
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And Kaléo has also been under scrutiny over its prices.
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The FBI has faced scrutiny over its handling of Cruz.
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Bernie Sanders, Buttigieg and Harris will be under intense scrutiny.
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These sales are now said to be under criminal scrutiny.
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Drug price increases are coming under more scrutiny from states.
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The scrutiny will only grow sharper in the coming weeks.
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Blaming him could help deflect scrutiny from the crown prince.
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Then improved genome sequencing and closer scrutiny brought more surprises.
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But emergency alerts have come under scrutiny in recent months.
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McDougal's suit is sure to increase scrutiny on the president.
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More recently, its treatment of pets has come under scrutiny.
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Now these cashless stores are starting to come under scrutiny.
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Mr. Ferro resigned after a period of intense public scrutiny.
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The two sites have come under scrutiny in other states.
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They should be subject to regular oversight and searching scrutiny.
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When rivals agree on something, there's always room for scrutiny.
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"Just the scrutiny is casting a pall," Dr. Stone said.
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"Eventually, all tracks will be under stronger scrutiny," he said.
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Yet, somehow Google doesn't get quite that level of scrutiny.
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Other presidents have faced immense scrutiny for the same issue.
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The new scrutiny doesn't mean official federal investigations are underway.
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The scrutiny now on him struck her as bitterly unjust.
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That hasn't put to bed scrutiny on his original declarations.
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But the scrutiny has weighed on Deutsche Bank's stock price.
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The Libra project is certain to face scrutiny from regulators.
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And another senior officer's actions were also under new scrutiny.
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China, in particular, has long been wary of outside scrutiny.
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Mr. Ells himself has drawn investor scrutiny over his compensation.
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Now, Mexico is facing scrutiny for how it treats migrants.
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She is not sure her brothers face the same scrutiny.
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And the scrutiny is unlikely to let up anytime soon.
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He deserves more scrutiny than the rest of the field.
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People who worked for Mr. Trump are also under scrutiny.
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But new technology and online scrutiny have transformed the disputes.
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As such, Flynn has now been under scrutiny for months.
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Mr. Steinhardt's collection has come under scrutiny in the past.
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Against this backdrop, both face rising regulatory and antitrust scrutiny.
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Why has President Trump's charity faced years of legal scrutiny?
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Then there is Trump's paranoia about scrutiny of his businesses.
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For our scrutiny, she brought them down to eye level.
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Deutsche Bank has previously faced scrutiny related to money laundering.
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Boeing is facing new scrutiny over a crash in Indonesia.
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His policies on more substantial issues have also drawn scrutiny.
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Go deeper: Tesla safety probes bring scrutiny for regulators too
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President Trump has recently faced scrutiny over statements about Russia.
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Mr. Gore's credibility regarding what he knew came under scrutiny.
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But Chinese buyers are facing increased scrutiny around the world.
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That deal fell apart in the face of regulatory scrutiny.
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Still, it was clear that he remained under Russian scrutiny.
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But the company's claims of success continue to draw scrutiny.
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In the meantime, scrutiny of Jackson is bound to intensify.
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And still, there was no scrutiny of the actual racism.
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Two sectors expected to attract scrutiny are dairy and aluminum.
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The companies have been more cautious amid the heightened scrutiny.
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Those types of highly leveraged deals are getting more scrutiny.
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The idea that we're all under that scrutiny is terrifying.
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Supervisor's actions under scrutiny The actions of Hickman's supervisor, Sgt.
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But if he wins, he will face far greater scrutiny.
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And the companies reportedly expect intense scrutiny from antitrust regulators.
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The company is also coming under antitrust scrutiny in Europe.
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Their approach to the bullpen merits scrutiny of its own.
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Academic tenure at public universities is under scrutiny right now.
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Now his every exchange with the president is under scrutiny.
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However, especially lately, their effectiveness has come under intense scrutiny.
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Florence, under scrutiny from the secret police, hears herself agree.
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Cyptocurrencies have been under pressure amid increased scrutiny from regulators.
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Representative Pramila Jayapal, a Democrat from Washington, urged tough scrutiny.
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And political scrutiny is stepping up on the tech sector.
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Even Republicans are beginning to apply scrutiny to the matter.
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His departure comes amid increased scrutiny over staffers' background checks.
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But the character and his performance came under increased scrutiny.
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Those kinds of deals have traditionally received more antitrust scrutiny.
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And each is facing scrutiny on matters of racial justice.
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You're under extreme scrutiny by the I.R.S. and the public.
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The Tecate port of entry has come under scrutiny before.
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Mississippi has faced scrutiny over its record on mental healthcare.
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The political direction of the kingdom is under close scrutiny.
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But that hasn't shielded it from scrutiny on Capitol Hill.
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Travelex could also come under scrutiny from data protection authorities.
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The Communist Party has since stepped up scrutiny of investments.
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McDonald's faces heightened scrutiny for labor conditions around the world.
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To evade official scrutiny and incarceration, members stopped getting tattoos.
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He clearly relished the attention, if not always the scrutiny.
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At the same time, scrutiny of such books is growing.
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He called for more regulatory scrutiny of cybersecurity breach reporting.
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The plane has been grounded since after intense regulatory scrutiny.
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But he has faced relatively little scrutiny over his age.
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Dr. Tuvel's article subjected these public debates to philosophical scrutiny.
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Over the years, Davos has become the target of scrutiny.
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The app has garnered some scrutiny in Congress, with Sen.
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ERIC CANTOR: There's been some scrutiny on the CLO markets.
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The scrutiny prompted changes to the standards for family detention.
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The meeting has drawn fierce congressional scrutiny from all sides.
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The intense scrutiny of his personal life compounded his troubles.
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Twitter, though, is also the subject of regulatory scrutiny elsewhere.
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They are very private people, but scrutiny will find them.
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Dodge 'ems Then there were the attempts to duck scrutiny.
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Increased regulatory scrutiny isn't going to slow down Facebook entirely.
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National scrutiny of Chicago's gun violence had reached a peak.
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The news media has come under scrutiny in recent years.
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HUD is currently under scrutiny for its spending on furniture.
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Manafort has found himself under intense scrutiny in that investigation.
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These are important positions and deserve the most thoughtful scrutiny.
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Which of Mr. Price's stock holdings have come under scrutiny?
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Italy's attractiveness as a debtor is under scrutiny with investors.
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"Examining someone's publications now requires close scrutiny," Mr. Beall said.
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It has come under new scrutiny following the Florida shootings.
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Used car salesmen are coming under scrutiny from federal regulators.
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Yet as Juul's sales have increased, so has public scrutiny.
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Other tech companies have faced similar scrutiny on this issue.
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Today's political belief structures are not built to withstand scrutiny.
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He criticized Democrats for demanding public scrutiny of Trump's actions.
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To some, the increased scrutiny of work visas is welcome.
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Xi was not invited, which led to some media scrutiny.
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has broadened scrutiny of Amazon.
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And Barr is continuing his scrutiny of the Russia probe.
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The shifting paperwork drew scrutiny from the local news media.
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Banking officials are ramping up scrutiny of companies' balance sheets.
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No wonder there has been increasing scrutiny of the platform.
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Nike's tax practices in the Netherlands have drawn scrutiny before.
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But this kind of scrutiny is also logical for Hollywood.
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At the heart of that scrutiny are two Democrats: Rep.
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The execution comes amid scrutiny over Alabama's death penalty process.
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Opioid prescriptions, under strict scrutiny in recent years, have declined.
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He just doesn't think the same scrutiny applies to him.
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Lloyd also attracted scrutiny for his work outside the administration.
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Her surge provoked scrutiny — and fierce attacks from her rivals.
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Giuliani has been under scrutiny for his dealings with Ukraine
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The potential for similar scrutiny already looms over Reddit. Sen.
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Scrutiny over Facebook's handling of user privacy continues to grow.
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Chinese investment through a fund could still trigger government scrutiny.
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We Build the Wall has also come under some scrutiny.
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The study authors say that eyes typically indicate social scrutiny.
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This broad definition of "school shooting" has come under scrutiny.
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Volkswagen is already under intense scrutiny over its "dieselgate" scandal.
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Now under scrutiny, obviously, are some of his businesses internationally.
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There should be huge scrutiny on massive acquisitions and mergers.
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But some of his claims deserve deeper scrutiny and context.
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Of course, this definition doesn't hold up under much scrutiny.
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The shooting received more scrutiny with Bettie Jones's accidental death.
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Deutsche isn't the only aspect of Trump's finances facing scrutiny.
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Both men have come under intense scrutiny since their nominations.
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The missteps under scrutiny took place between 2009 and 2014.
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Trump's stated one, fighting terrorism, collapses under the slightest scrutiny.
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"This is why there should have been far more scrutiny during Facebook's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp which now clearly seem like horizontal mergers that should have triggered antitrust scrutiny," he tweeted on Sunday.
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Time at McKinsey under scrutiny Buttigieg was already facing scrutiny for his thin resume -- with the exception of his experience as a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve who served in the war in Afghanistan.
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"Clearly we're seeing some challenges in terms of goods being held up in customs, in terms of licenses being delayed, in terms of unwanted scrutiny and unnecessary scrutiny, in terms of regulatory inference," said Freeman.
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His government faced days of awkward scrutiny as four ministers quit.
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YouTube itself has also come under scrutiny from the music industry.
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Yet the homogeneity of Hollywood has recently come under increased scrutiny.
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Salman is coming under increasing scrutiny as authorities investigate the shooting.
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Yet, in recent years, the concept has come under public scrutiny.
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In addition, America's openness to foreign investment is increasingly under scrutiny.
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Overseas regulators also stepped up scrutiny of Chinese buyers this year.
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Here's a rundown of how those claims stand up to scrutiny.
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The death could bring more scrutiny about safety at the company.
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But it shouldn't be a trigger for extra scrutiny, he says.
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Criticism delivered from a purported moral high ground deserves special scrutiny.
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The crash comes as Tesla has been facing scrutiny involving Autopilot.
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But it doesn't hold up to scrutiny, as we've detailed before.
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A tie up with another big exchange would face similar scrutiny.
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But recently, the product has come under scrutiny for safety concerns.
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Either way, federal regulators are seriously putting postage prices under scrutiny.
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Now more lawmakers and candidates are turning their scrutiny on tech.
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Expect intense scrutiny of Tillerson's connections to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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Some of his wartime operational decisions have also come under scrutiny.
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Amazon and Bezos have increasingly come under scrutiny from government officials.
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"But, I don't know, it's tough when you're under the scrutiny."
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Tillerson's own close connections to Putin have also come under scrutiny.
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That scrutiny has forced Google to rethink strategies, including potential acquisitions.
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So far, their relationship has withstood the scrutiny of Bachelor fandom.
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Banking officials are ramping up scrutiny of companies' balance sheets. nyti.
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Upon closer scrutiny, we can find the Saudi masterstroke behind Doha.
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The report says the scrutiny of this secondary legislation is unsatisfactory.
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Staggering surprise medical bills are finally getting some scrutiny from policymakers.
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I suspect there is more of this kind of scrutiny ahead.
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The Chinese government is already under scrutiny for downplaying the risks.
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Government contracts in Puerto Rico have come under scrutiny since weather.
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The overhaul has triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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Government-approved accreditation also opens journalists up to further governmental scrutiny.
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Juul is currently battling private lawsuits and faces close regulatory scrutiny.
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And public scrutiny has suggested its mission may not be feasible.
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The Matina Enclaves is not the only place under police scrutiny.
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The Vatican has invited scrutiny by Moneyval, an international financial watchdog.
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No one knows if that argument really stands up to scrutiny.
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Ever since, pictures of Lohan have been looked at with scrutiny.
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Tiny satellites, weighing 1-10kg, are enhancing scrutiny of fishing vessels.
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Now, that vision is drawing unexpected scrutiny from the US Senate.
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Basically none of this holds up to any kind of scrutiny.
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Perhaps the biggest test Murray faces is scrutiny over his height.
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He's rich, but has drawn controversy and scrutiny along the way.
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In at least one instance, these ties have drawn legal scrutiny.
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The fossil fuel industry is facing heightened scrutiny on several fronts.
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Deadspin is not the only site under G/O Media's scrutiny.
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It also comes as Facebook is under more scrutiny than ever.
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Snap's timing with these APIs opens the company to some scrutiny.
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The deal is likely to face intense scrutiny by competition regulators.
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The event could draw new political scrutiny to the tech billionaire.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio could hardly have welcomed the Stringer scrutiny.
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Of course, he'll be doing it with everyone under more scrutiny.
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The updates come as Apple's App Store practices are under scrutiny.
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And so, as 2018 begins, Snap finds itself under heightened scrutiny.
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Mr Duterte's motives are even more likely to come under scrutiny.
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Some overseas investments have been derailed due to heightened official scrutiny.
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Another Silicon Valley darling, Facebook, has also been under scrutiny recently.
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Chinese investors and researchers in America face more restrictions and scrutiny.
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"It's appropriate to apply scrutiny," he said of the SEC probe.
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His writings about women and sports have drawn a new scrutiny.
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For starters China is under closer scrutiny than in the past.
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American firms should brace for further scrutiny of past tax deals.
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Biden came under scrutiny after his lackluster debate performance last week.
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Yes, but: Despite increased scrutiny, data brokers are doing just fine.
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Scrutiny of Huawei is understandable, given the strategic importance of 5G.
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Plus, it wouldn't just be LaCroix that'd be under regulatory scrutiny.
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The Court applied what's called strict scrutiny to free exercise infringements.
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Tony Podesta's firm is facing scrutiny from the Robert Mueller probe.
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The policy was leaked online and quickly garnered intense public scrutiny.
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A fatal crash also has invited scrutiny of Tesla's autopilot feature.
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It's the latest development in Washington's growing scrutiny of Big Tech.
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It is not the first time cyclists have come under scrutiny.
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This isn't the first time the church has been under scrutiny.
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It pointed in particular to congressional scrutiny of Huawei and ZTE.
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Certainly the very idea of buybacks has come under increasing scrutiny.
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Muslims are wondering if they'll be subject to new discriminatory scrutiny.
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If sex on screen is under scrutiny, so is misogynistic violence.
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Uber has faced intense scrutiny for its safety features in India.
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Recently, there's been a push for renewed scrutiny of the report.
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Even seemingly innocuous challenges have faced scrutiny for encouraging risky behavior.
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The group's finances are also under scrutiny by Congress and prosecutors.
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Republicans in competitive congressional districts will be under particularly intense scrutiny.
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But some of the scariest findings don't hold up under scrutiny.
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Didi isn't the only ride-hailing firm facing increased regulatory scrutiny.
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However, the extent of that relationship has recently come under scrutiny.
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Tesla's Autopilot semiautonomous driver-assistance system has also come under scrutiny.
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Repealing net neutrality is also likely to attract intense public scrutiny.
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Bannon deserves extra scrutiny, given how his former employees describe him.
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But there probably could be more scrutiny of the rate-setters.
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Clinton has come under scrutiny for Sanders for the same thing.
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Facebook also faced scrutiny for failing to quickly remove the video.
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Heavy-handed photo retouching has come under scrutiny in recent years.
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These fund transfers are now under the scrutiny of global investigators.
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Would Adobe have changed its tune or faced more regulatory scrutiny?
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"We are open to scrutiny in politics and economics," he said.
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Executives who broke from tech's bastion of opposition faced immense scrutiny.
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The world's largest oil company has been under some scrutiny lately.
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Trump has repeatedly faced scrutiny for his potential conflicts of interest.
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As scrutiny grew, Clinton changed her rhetoric but not her tactics.
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Buffett responded to press scrutiny of Clayton in this year's letter.
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The struggle for control has also drawn the scrutiny of regulators.
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Which gives a relatively short timeframe for the parliamentary scrutiny process.
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And some liberal groups were subject to the same extra scrutiny.
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Any scrutiny that goes down, it goes down on the celebrity.
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Sessions' meetings with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak have already drawn scrutiny.
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Podesta, too, would crumble under scrutiny, Stone claimed he was saying.
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The revelation renews scrutiny on the meeting between Sessions and Kislyak.
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Funding for diplomatic security came under scrutiny after the Benghazi attacks.
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Microsoft and Google have shown that success can bring regulatory scrutiny.
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They make three arguments, none of which stands up to scrutiny.
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Following scrutiny from the press, the Kushners and Anbang discontinued talks.
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In February, Commissioner Kara Stein, a Democrat, called for heightened scrutiny.
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Any firearms discharge is a momentous event that triggers robust scrutiny.
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Those vehicles were even exempted from police checks and road scrutiny.
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This curious bit of illogic cannot withstand a moment of scrutiny.
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Bitcoin fell Wednesday after indications of greater scrutiny from U.S. regulators.
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First, is the latest revelation unusual for those under Mueller's scrutiny?
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But risks remain, as highlighted by scrutiny of these latest deaths.
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The British data-mining firm Cambridge Analytica is facing massive scrutiny.
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Many future grantees are unprepared for the accompanying level of scrutiny.
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"I firmly believe that antitrust scrutiny is warranted," Mr. Hawley said.
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Moreover, the "debt-trap" narrative doesn't hold up to empirical scrutiny.
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Niche industries can avoid the judgments and scrutiny of national politics.
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Cambridge Analytica was shuttered earlier this year after intense media scrutiny.
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Rohrabacher has also drawn scrutiny for his friendly stance toward Russia.
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C.P.C.s, under increasing scrutiny, were hit with a wave of lawsuits.
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The company has since withdrawn their petition after scrutiny from politicians.
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Trump's actions surrounding Flynn have been the subject of intense scrutiny.
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Index-makers will have to get used to ever more scrutiny.
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Individual cases with special circumstances should just be given extra scrutiny.
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Arpaio's case represents uncharted territory and thus merits comprehensive legal scrutiny.
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Biotech drug companies slumped on continued scrutiny of their pricing policies.
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But the government indicates the scrutiny will resume on June 12.
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Not one negative stereotype about older workers holds up under scrutiny.
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Guideline No. 1003: Pork products would be our focus of scrutiny.
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It follows similar scrutiny of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International and Turing Pharmaceuticals.
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BEIJING — The finances of religious groups will come under greater scrutiny.
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Everything is up for scrutiny: Are her eyes just too intense?
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And the more scrutiny it receives, the more its truthfulness wanes.
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Key takeaway: The scrutiny on Facebook is a trans-Atlantic affair.
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Califf faced some scrutiny over industry-funded studies while at Duke.
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Richmond argued the real scrutiny should be on the White House.
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More Republican politicians were under scrutiny over their attitudes toward gays.
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The new scrutiny also comes with Congress mulling federal privacy legislation.
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WeWork has been drawing scrutiny lately over its treatment of women.
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But Pizzella will likely face new scrutiny about those earlier controversies.
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That has led to more liberal scrutiny of Mr. Kaine's record.
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Abortion laws are also under scrutiny in countries around the globe.
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Facebook, Amazon, and Apple have also drawn scrutiny from competition regulators.
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Otherwise, he will continue to face more Congressional scrutiny and litigation.
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The tech industry is under greater scrutiny than it's ever faced.
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Facebook says significant regulatory scrutiny has made the project's fate uncertain.
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The safety of self-driving technology has come under recent scrutiny.
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"Their actions clearly require close scrutiny and their voters deserve answers."
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This increased scrutiny put the college sports establishment on the defensive.
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Solomon's pieces for The Hill have come under even greater scrutiny.
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The move has drawn quick scrutiny from Democrats and some Republicans.
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Intense public scrutiny ensued over the company's business model and governance.
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Every single policy regarding content would therefore come under government scrutiny.
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This time around, their advertising policies are coming under renewed scrutiny.
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"I think there ought to be very strict scrutiny," he added.
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Other administration officials have also been under scrutiny for their travel.
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Given the scrutiny over the Max, will this law be amended?
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Health care stocks fell on more regulatory scrutiny of drug pricing.
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But this brutal argument does not stand up to legal scrutiny.
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That trend that has drawn the scrutiny of the Justice Department.
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Under scrutiny, Secondhand Time falls short as both fact and art.
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Though profitable, the dual retail and marketplace model has drawn scrutiny.
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Under scrutiny, however, the analogy to racism just doesn't hold up.
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On both sides of the debate, many claims collapse under scrutiny.
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To 's mounting problems in China, add official scrutiny over privacy.
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The New York Times: Trump's money man could face scrutiny next.
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The scrutiny on Facebook has spread to other social media giants.
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Like me, they endure public scrutiny, shunning, blame, trauma, and grief.
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The buyout is expected to face intense regulatory scrutiny in Washington.
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The NTJ was meanwhile coming under more scrutiny from Indian authorities.
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Flynn, Jr. was reportedly also under the scrutiny of Mueller's probe.
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The family came under scrutiny at home and abroad after Sept.
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But he also called for it to be subject to scrutiny.
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For now, anyway, Mr. Trump seems safe from the group's scrutiny.
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Myanmar is facing international scrutiny over atrocities against its Rohingya community.
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He also faced withering scrutiny about his grasp of foreign policy.
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Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, is under scrutiny for similar reasons.
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The attitudes expressed by private equity investors are also attracting scrutiny.
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Amazon is taking over, yet has never run into antitrust scrutiny.
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It is now under scrutiny amid a wide-ranging corruption probe.
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Given the increased public scrutiny, some companies are tweaking their tactics.
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Yet Michelangelo's self-starter claims may still stand up to scrutiny.
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Mitsubishi Materials faces additional scrutiny over the timing of its disclosure.
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But blaming him could help deflect scrutiny from the crown prince.
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Other tech giants are under scrutiny over the coming midterm elections.
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Roberts invited scrutiny in Game 2 after pulling Hill so early.
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Yet Mr. Naipaul exempted neither colonizer nor colonized from his scrutiny.
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Nasdaq's C.E.O. praised the S.E.C.'s scrutiny of initial coin offerings.
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And where the money and power goes, so does the scrutiny.
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All the scrutiny appears to have damaged Cambridge Analytica's political business.
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Today, Mr. Moore and K2 Intelligence are the ones under scrutiny.
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Some government ministers have come under scrutiny for anti-immigrant messaging.
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In her hashtags she referenced the tequila company now under scrutiny.
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The hospitals drug program might be in need of more scrutiny.
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Privacy and data practices weren't the only things that drew scrutiny.
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But scrutiny is intensifying as Venezuela's politics reach the boiling point.
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But she suggested that such a statute might survive constitutional scrutiny.
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Yet if death penalties get unusual scrutiny, there are countervailing forces.
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With the family separations came intense scrutiny, jeopardizing the charity's future.
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Two other senior U.S. officials also face scrutiny over their travels.
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Facebook has come under scrutiny for aggravating the echo chamber effect.
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The scrutiny is now turning to Mayor Eric Garcetti and Gov.
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But the relationship between SoftBank and WeWork is under growing scrutiny.
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Now, it's under scrutiny for issues with its Real ID protocols.
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Republicans also offered some scrutiny of the program's budgets and priorities.
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Any alliance with Qualcomm is expected to face close regulatory scrutiny.
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It is not the first time Facebook has drawn government scrutiny.
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And on the surface, the scrutiny appears to have paid off.
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But more recently, this approach to gender has come under scrutiny.
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Republicans have slowly begun calling for more scrutiny of the companies.
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Speaking out to defend or condemn Mr. Moonves would invite scrutiny.
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It endured national scrutiny and was derided by many as racist.
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Iraqis and some groups in Venezuela will also face new scrutiny.
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Facebook is not the only such technology company under such scrutiny.
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Facial recognition has received bipartisan scrutiny as its use has grown.
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The question is whether it's to deflect scrutiny from Prince Mohammed.
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The move is a significant escalation in scrutiny of the church.
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In Washington, lawmakers called for Congressional hearings and more regulatory scrutiny.
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A subsidiary in the British Virgin Islands is under intense scrutiny.
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Scrutiny of the White House is intensifying on another front, too.
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Loot boxes have come under scrutiny by US and foreign lawmakers.
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"The judge was under a lot of scrutiny," Brown told CNN.
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O will be subjected to intense regulatory scrutiny later this year.
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The program had been under scrutiny even before the terrorist attack.
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The rest fared little better when faced with even minimal scrutiny.
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A real estate deal of Mr. Cagle's has also brought scrutiny.
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Huawei is also under scrutiny over concerns about spying and security.
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The move comes as Google faces increased scrutiny from U.S. regulators.
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Here's an example of a claim that could use more scrutiny.
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In health care, in particular, Watson has come under some scrutiny.
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She lived every mistake publicly, under the scrutiny of the media.
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No clandestine acquihire is too small for scrutiny under this order.
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Mr. Farrow's book may put the legal team's finding under scrutiny.
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A high-profile labor abuse case in March also raised scrutiny.
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The cases she worked on will most likely undergo additional scrutiny.
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Merger opponents are hoping the DOJ's settlement will get similar scrutiny.
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Ackman's bet was that rational scrutiny would prevail over extravagant hope.
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Travis Kalanick's leadership as chief executive of Uber, is under scrutiny.
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This is the latest scrutiny of spending involving the President's inauguration.
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In contrast, it has skated by without much scrutiny at home.
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Even the marketing of the hotel is sure to draw scrutiny.
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For now, Nordstrom faces similar scrutiny as Macy's and J.C. Penney.
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It may seem surprising that Farmer's Fridge has come under scrutiny.
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The company began when Google's business was under far less scrutiny.
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The report comes amid growing regulatory scrutiny of major tech companies.
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Any part of his background could be subjected to public scrutiny.
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The government, meanwhile, has done all it can to avoid scrutiny.
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The two businessmen under scrutiny are Jona Rechnitz and Jeremy Reichberg.
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The promos have since gained national attention and scrutiny, and Sen.
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That means giving Kennedy's Camelot era and the fallout more scrutiny.
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Expanding Social Security would also require closer scrutiny of tax returns.
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The other tech giants — Google, Facebook, Apple — are facing increasing scrutiny.
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Any acquisition that Facebook makes these days will come under scrutiny.
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It said the German process was independent of the U.S. scrutiny.
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However, two of his top aides resigned Tuesday amid increased scrutiny.
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The stakes: Zuckerberg's scheduled appearance comes amid rising scrutiny over Libra.
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Austria's handling of Nazi-stolen art has come under scrutiny before.
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President Trump's scrutiny of housing insecurity in our country is misplaced.
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This week's developments have only heightened the scrutiny of the coverage.
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The chemicals have also been the subject of Capitol Hill scrutiny.
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Facebook has faced global scrutiny over political advertising on its platform.
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To Apple's mounting problems in China, add official scrutiny over privacy.
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Yes, a renewed scrutiny of Mr. Barr is imperative and warranted.
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Google and Facebook face scrutiny over online advertising, which they dominate.
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Libra immediately drew widespread scrutiny in the days following its announcement.
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On Sundays, worshipers file out in small groups to avoid scrutiny.
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American scientists who knew of Dr. He's plans came under scrutiny.
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Privately, Mr. Castro has seethed over the scrutiny of his Spanish.
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The Trump administration has drawn scrutiny from environmentalists over its policies.
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Scrutiny over the royals' finances threatens to further dent their mystique.
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The spokesman said the incidents under scrutiny occurred late last year.
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REGULATORY SCRUTINY The FDA is keeping a close eye on standards.
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It also increased media scrutiny of its facilities for migrant children.
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Lately, that machinery has been the subject of intense public scrutiny.
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Meanwhile, there is increased scrutiny surrounding all of these consumer platforms.
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Why are their birth certificates not under the same reported scrutiny?
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The board is likely to shortlist several bids for further scrutiny.
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Somalia will face added scrutiny, but its citizens can obtain visas.
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Autopilot has faced intense scrutiny in the past from U.S. regulators.
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None of the arguments against acting boldly hold up to scrutiny.
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On environmental concerns outside of climate change, Bloomberg has faced scrutiny.
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It can feel like you are being put under unfounded scrutiny.
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That comes amid increased U.S. scrutiny of China-based technology firms.
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And the militarization of its police force came under harsh scrutiny.
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Mr. Clayton is expected to face similar scrutiny on his confirmation.
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America might yet tighten its scrutiny of goods from the city.
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Scrutiny over the FDA's handling of e-cigarette regulation is intensifying.
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Democrats also vowed to give Mr. Trump's cabinet nominees rigorous scrutiny.
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By Obama's own standards, DACA does not stand withstand legal scrutiny.
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Ongoing federal scrutiny alone may not be discouraging blockbuster tech deals.
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The Trump administration has been under scrutiny for anti-LGBT policies.
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Headlines - M&C Saatchi draws FCA scrutiny over accounting disclosure on.ft.
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Anthony noticed the booing, too — all part of his recent scrutiny.
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It's not the first time Manafort's dealings have come under scrutiny.
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Azar faced scrutiny over his nearly 10 years at Eli Lilly.
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Facebook has drawn scrutiny for allowing politicians to run false ads.
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Most significantly, there's new scrutiny of the temperament of MBS himself.
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As Reich says, their actions therefore deserve more scrutiny than gratitude.
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Several other Trump administration officials are under scrutiny for similar issues.
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But some of their loathsome tactics have recently come under scrutiny.
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The low mark also often brings scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers.
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Hate sites can initiate relationships with tech companies with little scrutiny.
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Pruitt is under scrutiny for a number of first-class flights.
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But the program came under scrutiny earlier this month from Rep.
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North Carolina has long drawn scrutiny over its voter ID laws.
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Shortly after, other Republicans were calling for regulations and greater scrutiny.
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And he must wrestle with which banks deserve tougher Fed scrutiny.
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Calls for regulatory scrutiny miss the target on two counts, however.
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Despite scrutiny of groups like Fancy Bear, the attacks have continued.
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I was under a lot more scrutiny and probably more pressure.
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Baltimore has come under scrutiny for its handling of both attacks.
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Nielsen has come under scrutiny outside the White House as well.
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Trump has drawn scrutiny for his use of copyrighted material before.
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But the charge itself — invasion of privacy — is drawing intense scrutiny.
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I received less scrutiny and mistreatment when my breasts appeared nonexistent.
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Due process does not mean immunity from public judgment or scrutiny.
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As we know now, online ads never got that meaningful scrutiny.
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The EU is likely to keep Italy under very close scrutiny.
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These changes also triggered service disruptions, customer complaints and federal scrutiny.
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The contract drew scrutiny almost immediately because it was so unusual.
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These contracts generally require more levels of scrutiny and oversight too.
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That office was the subject of enormous scrutiny from the media.
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I think strangely there's bipartisan support for scrutiny of big tech.
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UNDER SCRUTINY Facebook has been under scrutiny from regulators and shareholders since last year, when reporting revealed that the data of some 87 million users had been shared with now-defunct political data firm Cambridge Analytica.
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"Substantial entities in the economy deserve scrutiny, and our job is to build the kind of company that passes that scrutiny," Jeff Wilke, the CEO of Amazon's consumer business, said at a press conference in Las Vegas.
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You have the disclosure obligations and the serious scrutiny and accounting requirements that is associated with taking money from normal Americans, but that degree of disclosure and credibility and scrutiny and transparency is actually a good thing.
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"This is why there should have been far more scrutiny during Facebook's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, which now clearly seem like horizontal mergers that should have triggered antitrust scrutiny," he said in a message on Twitter.
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More scrutiny would create more transparency, and brands could be held accountable.
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But Mr. Cruz's political team has faced scrutiny recently for its tactics.
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Kurian said he did not expect the deal to face antitrust scrutiny.
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That put Mejia under increased scrutiny and helped lead to his downfall.
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In a different guise, however, Memphis has welcomed scrutiny of its police.
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Still, females are subjected to scrutiny that men aren't when flying solo.
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Even many more neutral voices argue that the technology demands further scrutiny.
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But it is unlikely that further scrutiny will yield a different result.
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Amidst all of the government and public scrutiny, Theranos ultimately shut down.
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Face ID will undoubtedly come under scrutiny, since Apple promises flawless security.
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Smart home technology has come under increasing scrutiny in the past year.
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Under scrutiny, Facebook and Twitter have taken steps towards increased ad transparency.
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Regulators and authorities in several countries have since increased scrutiny of Facebook.
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But the hypothesis of T invariance survived close scrutiny for several years.
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NDAs have come under scrutiny as a way to cover up misbehavior.
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Headlines Bayer braced for tough scrutiny over $66 bln Monsanto deal on.ft.
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There will now be scrutiny of all refunds exceeding 10 million rupees.
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The social network's algorithms are coming under close scrutiny at the moment.
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But, Maloney said, more scrutiny over the MTA's spending would be helpful.
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You know, being under this kind of scrutiny is not ... CN: Yeah.
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Obama was sometimes taken aback by the special scrutiny her clothes received.
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So why are they suddenly becoming the focus of significant public scrutiny?
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Only time will tell if IRS scrutiny scares off the high rollers.
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As a result of increased scrutiny, Hodel fled the country in 1950.
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The deal is subject to approval of Joy shareholders and regulatory scrutiny.
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Below find four compilations of various sorts hardly intended for critical scrutiny.
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The sculpture has drawn both approval and scrutiny from social media users.
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One only got around to modifying his privacy settings after uncomfortable scrutiny.
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In recent years, the SEC has stepped up its scrutiny regarding whistleblowers.
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Hunter has repeatedly called for more transparency and scrutiny over Imperial's operations.
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Facebook, which is perhaps under the most scrutiny, went a step further.
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These limits on free speech are insidious and occur without much scrutiny.
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Meanwhile, increasing scrutiny of Chinese technology firms could affect Megvii's financial plans.
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Official scrutiny, and the recent drop in prices, have spooked many investors.
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""And particularly now that he's under a lot of stress and scrutiny.
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Mr Manley had little time to establish himself before coming under scrutiny.
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The latest Facebook data breach is prompting scrutiny on the world stage.
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The better you do, the longer you go, the greater the scrutiny.
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Her record at Hewlett-Packard, though, came under scrutiny during the campaign.
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Where the Vision Fund gets its capital, though is under increasing scrutiny.
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That growth, in turn, has brought increased scrutiny of continued public support.
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Trump's positions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have consistently faced close scrutiny.
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With antitrust scrutiny on the rise, that approach might lose some luster.
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Many of these 'speech grading' arrangements remain under regulatory scrutiny in Europe.
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Such scrutiny has seen Duterte's detractors engulfed by tides of online anger.
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The move is likely to face close scrutiny by Britain's competition regulator.
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Examples abound of universities citing Ferpa to dodge scrutiny about campus rape.
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But that's not an argument that Trump should be exempt from scrutiny.
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But the subtleties of a batsman's style have so far escaped scrutiny.
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It has also invited scrutiny of the spiritual leader's more unconventional ideas.
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Still, it faces government scrutiny, just like other platforms operating in China.
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Nvidia calls the results photorealistic, but under scrutiny, it doesn't stand up.
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"I think this [SEC scrutiny] intensifies under a Clinton administration," Tusk says.
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Trump's relationships with Deutsche Bank have drawn scrutiny in Congress and elsewhere.
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Sarah Palin, who initially wilted under intense media scrutiny after her selection.
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Netflix's Making a Murderer has come under a lot of internet scrutiny.
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The report comes as Twitter faces scrutiny of its content removal policies.
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Ted Cruz has gotten some scrutiny, although not enough, for his goldbuggism.
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The scrutiny took a toll, he said, but not a big one.
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Uber isn't the first company to undergo scrutiny related to foreign bribes.
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Modrikamen's political activities prior to forming The Movement are also under scrutiny.
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The scrutiny of their self-deceptions is at once unforgiving and tender.
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Teams of foreign buyers considering the Indian market have brought extra scrutiny.
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Cory Booker denounced the moderators for subjecting Biden to such humiliating scrutiny.
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All of this had led to scrutiny from lawmakers and ethics watchdogs.
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Facebook's political ads policies have come under heavy scrutiny in recent weeks.
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Lawmakers in three states have also called for scrutiny of the company.
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None of these talking points can withstand the slightest bit of scrutiny.
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None of these stand up to scrutiny, but that's not the point.
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The letter is only the latest government scrutiny directed at the company.
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For months, the company has found itself under scrutiny from federal regulators.
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Trump ultimately donated the funds in May of 2016 following media scrutiny.
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Prices came under government scrutiny in 2015, squeezing profits across the industry.
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The map under scrutiny was drafted in 2011, following the 211 census.
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In many ways, it's a sign of greater scrutiny still to come.
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This is not the first time the JROTC has faced public scrutiny.
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But the deal is likely to face intense scrutiny by competition regulators.
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Her body is there for the scrutiny, enjoyment, and tasks of others.
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As well as testing offensive capabilities, defensive systems were also under scrutiny.
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Days later, as scrutiny on Lochte's story increased, police questioned Feigen again.
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It's a beautiful shell, a veneer that crumbles under scrutiny and dissection.
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Daulerio has received some of the most searing scrutiny from Hogan's attorneys.
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In recent days, Trump's Twitter account has been under increasingly serious scrutiny.
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And how much scrutiny we get for being whatever age we are.
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But he said any proposed transactions in that area would face scrutiny.
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Now we have to talk about it and a lot more scrutiny.
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Such algorithms must be open to scrutiny, not protected as trade secrets.
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The intense media scrutiny drew attention to flaws in the prison system.
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And assaults on press freedom shield the elite from much-needed scrutiny.
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As it expands, though, Netflix increasingly must contend with greater regulatory scrutiny.
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It was added to a "monitoring list" of countries warranting closer scrutiny.
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This comes at a time when Juul Labs is under increasing scrutiny.
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They earned praise for the transparency, but scrutiny for the disappointing numbers.
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But the deal would require close scrutiny and may need conditions attached.
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And of course, it's not just Tesla's technology that is under scrutiny.
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The interior minister has intervened to protect his son from similar scrutiny.
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The entire concept of "anonymized data" has come under scrutiny as well.
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Why it matters: America's big banks are facing heightened scrutiny in Congress.
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"There's all this scrutiny because Hillary Clinton has been transparent," Mook said.
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But revelations of questionable practices have drawn scrutiny from investors and regulators.
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The Senate ethics committee is also likely to come under greater scrutiny.
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But the plan still quickly drew scrutiny from policymakers around the world.
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These are the two paragraphs, in particular, that have come under scrutiny.
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The bank received intense scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers such as Sen.
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He must appear before lawmakers for pre-appointment scrutiny on Jan. 17.
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And these latest emails likely won't be the last to draw scrutiny.
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Brussels. Belgium has come under scrutiny for failing to tame growing radicalization.
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The Communist Party has stepped up scrutiny of investments since that incident.
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When CBD falls under the FDA's scrutiny, things get even more complicated.
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The ETF industry faces scrutiny over bond liquidity, leverage and inverse ETFs.
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For its part, Huawei has come under increased scrutiny in recent years.
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According to Clapton, it's a color meant to help Sansa avoid scrutiny.
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Why am I evening putting myself out there to get this scrutiny?
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Fatemiyoun veterans say they feel they are under scrutiny by the authorities.
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They also brought more scrutiny to the issues they hoped to suppress.
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Recent events will no doubt further heighten regulatory scrutiny of marketplace lenders.
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The report will not mark the end of legal scrutiny on Trump.
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South Yorkshire Police now faces further scrutiny over its actions at Hillsborough.
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We know that women face more scrutiny about their bodies than men.
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CBP facilities came under intense scrutiny over recent months amid the overcrowding.
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Zinke, 57, announced his departure amid scrutiny about his conduct in office.
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Lauer and Roque's relationship has faced scrutiny in the public eye before.
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Any scrutiny or changes in payment policies will affect those insurers most.
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So I'm sure institutions are already very diligent about the court scrutiny.
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Powell's words have been under intensified scrutiny since he said on Oct.
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The city's police force has come under increased scrutiny in recent weeks.
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French fries have earned the cultural scrutiny, because French fries are delicious.
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All this has put scrutiny on Covington Catholic and the school's culture.
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It will face intense scrutiny from regulators, particularly the Federal Communications Commission.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust authorities have halted their scrutiny of Qualcomm's (QCOM.
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But Avenatti's personal business dealings have come under scrutiny in recent months.
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Goldman Sachs is undergoing scrutiny for its role in the 1MDB scandal.
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Maybe he was not cut out for the scrutiny of New York.
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Would your relationship stand up to the scrutiny of the American government?
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There's no doubt closer scrutiny of the digital advertising sector is coming.
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But the consequence of greater consolidation is increased scrutiny by antitrust officials.
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But there's still someone who deserves scrutiny — the person holding the phone.
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But Jenna's contentious divorce and custody dispute with Jerrod has drawn scrutiny.
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Some argue that pupil-premium spending should be subject to tighter scrutiny.
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The development comes as Beijing broadly increases scrutiny of genetically modified imports.
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They don't underwrite securities, so they don't warrant scrutiny from market regulators.
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A Fortune magazine story in December again raised scrutiny over the company.
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Still, this isn't the first time Sequoia machines have come under scrutiny.
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But Cable's findings demonstrate that other tech giants deserve increased scrutiny too.
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This appears to make 8chan subject to scrutiny by Philippine law enforcement.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is coming under scrutiny from gun control activists.
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Because of that, the bond purchase did not receive top-level scrutiny.
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Google previously faced scrutiny for a location-tracking issue late last year.
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Those who may have protected or enabled Nassar are now facing scrutiny.
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"So everything he said will come under an increased level of scrutiny."
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We've seen candidates flame out under media scrutiny, insufficient funding, and scandal.
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Three stories in the past seven days have crumbled under greater scrutiny.
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Twitter, already trading at all-time lows, will likely face similar scrutiny.
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The information was released amid increased scrutiny for Lilly over drug prices.
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They also faced scrutiny in Europe, where hosting hate speech violates laws.
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So there's a whole new level of scrutiny and hearings and testimony.
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Senator Sanders has largely escaped that level of scrutiny up until now.
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That means he gets a level of scrutiny no one else does.
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The upside is that they don't have to deal with online scrutiny.
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His purported achievements to date just do not hold up to scrutiny.
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The change follows increased regulatory scrutiny of tech giants, highlighted by Sen.
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There've also been questions about whether 2257 stands up to strict scrutiny.
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In Europe, Facebook has also been facing rising political scrutiny and displeasure.
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Other jurisdictions are also coming under scrutiny, although Panama is genuinely different.
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Should Tillerson be nominated, his business ties, too, will come under scrutiny.
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Mr Erdogan would dislike the constraints and scrutiny that membership would bring.
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Macmillan is not yet facing a similar level of pressure or scrutiny.
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It is Strzok, though, whom he singles out for the most scrutiny.
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It will also add to calls for more scrutiny of the Fed.
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WSJ reports that insiders familiar with the deal expect rigorous regulatory scrutiny.
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But governments remain wary of opening up their disputes to public scrutiny.
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Trump is clearly trying to divert scrutiny with this line of argument.
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The scrutiny given to a potential vice-president is far less intrusive.
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Still, the Bidens may face more scrutiny in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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As a result, any prospective trade deal would face intense congressional scrutiny.
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But one detail from the November 7 disturbance has come under scrutiny.
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Across the Atlantic, Facebook is also facing scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers.
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There's more scrutiny of travel by other members of President Trump's Cabinet.
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Not every pop star suffers such meltdowns, but the scrutiny is persistent.
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Tesla's Autopilot, introduced in October, has been the focus of intense scrutiny.
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But Kennedy also refused to foreclose judicial scrutiny of the issue altogether.
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However, he added that the increased scrutiny has made employees more nervous.
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The new scrutiny is putting some consumer advocates in a difficult position.
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Now the company is finding itself under scrutiny again from all sides.
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The FBI is an arrogant organization, so scrutiny and reform are essential.
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The elimination of some interest deductions for corporations is also under scrutiny.
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That's why AT&T wants to avoid FCC scrutiny in this case.
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Under scrutiny: Bernhardt has routinely received criticism for apparent conflicts of interest.
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Until responsibility is confirmed, this matter is unresolved and deserves Congress's scrutiny.
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Other Trump administration officials have come under scrutiny for high travel expenses.
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Technology companies been facing intense scrutiny over diversity and compensation equity issues.
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Campaign donations under scrutiny Vekselberg's cousin Intrater gave generously to support Trump.
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The president's family members might have avoided intense scrutiny from Mueller's team.
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Senator Mark Warner said Wednesday that Google's offerings would require tough scrutiny.
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Another factor that weighed on cryptocurrency prices included increased regulatory scrutiny globally.
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Harris's record as a prosecutor has also drawn scrutiny from the left.
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Brazilian authorities have increased scrutiny following the Vale dam disaster in January.
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Mendelsohn has observed this milieu closely, and her scrutiny can be devastating.
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Some targets will be deserving of the scrutiny and some will not.
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King's divisive comments about immigration have led to scrutiny in past years.
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The move has prompted broad scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers and former officials.
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After the initial cut, the scrutiny continues as financial aid offers arrive.
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Most banks tend to observe the guidelines to avoid potential regulatory scrutiny.
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Minecraft doesn't stand up very well under the scrutiny of rational thought.
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The company is under scrutiny over its response to data privacy concerns.
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Aware of these events, academic researchers have put ETFs under close scrutiny.
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The poll arrived as Cuomo's fundraising practices were coming under increased scrutiny.
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The murders caused a public outcry and increased scrutiny from the government.
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The changes were announced after Donohue drew scrutiny over his Chamber perks.
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The Weissman email comes amid renewed scrutiny of the special counsel team.
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But stun guns have drawn considerable scrutiny because they can be lethal.
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The letter asking for more scrutiny was praised by the UFCW union.
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Trump had faced scrutiny for putting off a visit to the troops.
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But Dr. Caplan said both candidates needed additional scrutiny, given their ages.
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Do not create any loopholes for new chemicals to escape EPA scrutiny.
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The Trump campaign has called the scrutiny of his Twitter posts unfair.
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The president's remarks quickly drew scrutiny for siding with the far-right.
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In recent months, Clinton has come under scrutiny by Democrats including Sen.
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The news also coincided with heightened scrutiny of Chinese firms like Huawei.
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The NRA has come under scrutiny for its connections to Russian nationals.
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Cohen has also been under scrutiny by special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Jail officials have drawn heavy scrutiny for their actions in handling Epstein.
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She faces increased pressure and scrutiny after Epstein's death earlier this month.
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Whether his new book will withstand further scrutiny remains to be seen.
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The report comes as Facebook's privacy practices have been under intense scrutiny.
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The intense scrutiny will only deepen Trump's desire for a subservient Congress.
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They are also now coming under scrutiny for their lack of diversity.
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There's no way around it: big government proposals require big public scrutiny.
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Tuesday's lawsuit comes amid escalating antitrust scrutiny of Apple by the government.
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Every major Democratic policy would need to survive scrutiny by the justices.
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It will likely spark a whole new round of scrutiny about leaking.
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Security in particular is an area that's likely to receive increasing scrutiny.
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And its presence in such countries is now coming under greater scrutiny.
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The meeting comes at a time of heightened scrutiny for the FBI.
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Morton cited the company's public scrutiny in his letter tendering his resignation.
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"You want the stock to go through some public scrutiny," he said.
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But the plan has come under scrutiny from both Democrats and Republicans.
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The dossier and its claims have been the focus of intense scrutiny.
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More scrutiny, more attacks, and more time on defense instead of offense.
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Rather, it was simply too thinly sourced to withstand scrutiny, Stelter reported.
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The counteroffensive has come under international scrutiny for its civilian death toll.
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New charges against Epstein renewed scrutiny of his connections to the Duke.
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Chang's biography has come under intense scrutiny following an NBC News investigation.
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The presidential race gained new intensity as both candidates faced increased scrutiny.
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But the tech behemoth has not extinguished scrutiny over its safety record.
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But Michelle manages to do this with poise, regardless of the scrutiny.
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Trump's EPA and Treasury chiefs also have come under scrutiny over travel.
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Maybe, I thought, the matzo owed its flavor to this rabbinical scrutiny.
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But Amazon's Alexa device has previously come under scrutiny for privacy reasons.
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That arrangement came under scrutiny last November in a Miami Herald investigation.
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Already, lobbying firms alluded to in the indictment are facing renewed scrutiny.
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Flynn's lobbying work for Turkey has come under scrutiny in recent weeks.
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Scrutiny of these differences, and how they affect debtors, has been scant.
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The risks are under scrutiny in part due to the Flint, Mich.
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Interestingly, the quacks don't seem to suffer from this kind of scrutiny.
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