Does pot really need to be singled out like this?
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Curt thinks he was singled out because he was conservative.
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These sweeping changes have left some startups feeling singled out.
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Mylan's EpiPen has been singled out as the latest example.
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Wendy Ewald and Fazal Sheikh must be singled out here.
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Other campaign staffers also singled out Muslims for special scrutiny.
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One person Clinton singled out in that speech: Sean Spicer.
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And some have singled out individuals for attacks and intimidation.
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Why was the island singled out for being "not developed"?
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Why was Trump in particular singled out for this protest?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump singled out Amazon.
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He was also singled out repeatedly for criticism by Gawker.
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As a result, they have been singled out for punishment.
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It's no coincidence that "murder" is singled out like that.
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The state singled out abortion for regulation to discourage it.
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Trump singled out his new hires on Twitter Wednesday morning.
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He singled out Vancouver and Toronto as areas of concern.
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Lorde deserves to be singled out as a spectacular artist.
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Canadian human rights advocates say they were also singled out.
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The report singled out the lack of funding for GDD.
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Why do you think you were singled out for scorn?
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Jack, by contrast, was not singled out because of religion.
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Nike is the latest firm Mr. Trump has singled out.
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They singled out Hikvision and Dahua Technology for the surveillance.
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Their equipment has been singled out as a frequent culprit.
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Professors have been singled out by name and covertly videotaped.
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Among more celebrated favorites, Mr. Moore singled out the Notekillers.
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The United Arab Emirates is singled out in the report.
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They said it felt especially painful to be singled out.
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Her children were not singled out at school, she said.
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The Chinese had already been specifically singled out for exclusion.
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The president has already singled out Raposa Serra do Sol.
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Key members of Putin's government likewise have been singled out.
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But Rosamond shouldn't feel singled out; Salome hates the world.
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"I am thrilled to be hosting Singled Out," said Palmer.
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Giuliani has singled out Leshchenko as an enemy of Trump.
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The fact is, this amendment singled out one religious group.
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Academics, human rights activists and journalists have been specially singled out.
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Why Equifax was singled out for the job is another question.
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The Russians thought they were being singled out by this act.
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I also do think he was singled out unjustly for prosecution.
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It isn't a special case singled out by the math gods.
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The five countries were singled out already in last year's monitoring.
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"It&aposs like I was just singled out for no reason."
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Farenthold also only singled out women, and not men like Sen.
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She singled out rapid advancements in gene therapy as an example.
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Several Republican senators said that Trump singled out GOP Illinois Sen.
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Dan Kildee were singled out for their criticism during the rally.
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His devotees continued to pummel those he singled out for days.
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Treasury also singled out Victor Boyarkin for his ties to Deripaska.
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Even before its first production, the play has been singled out.
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Min Aung Hlaing, have been singled out for investigation and prosecution.
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He singled out financial stability as one area of particular risk.
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WILFRED FROST: I know, but why were three people singled out?
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Trump also singled out Iran for creating instability in the region.
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Last night he singled out three of those Representatives in particular:
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I just assumed I was being singled out for something special.
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On that front, we should be singled out for special emphasis.
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Presidential candidates have singled out these companies on the campaign trail.
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Why should I and the people like me be singled out?
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Emmer specifically singled out the Orange County seat of freshman Rep.
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"HIV was singled out, and that increases the stigma," Michael said.
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Analysts have often singled out SocGen as a likely merger partner.
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Trump singled out "the squad," a nickname for Omar and Reps.
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Trump also singled out the European Union for unfair trade practices.
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They singled out the American Kidney Fund (AKF) in their letter.
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They singled out the 11 best, and five had been produced
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Notable: He singled out pharmaceutical companies on the automation and outsourcing.
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Car companies are being unfairly singled out: Take GM for example.
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They tease — affectionately — but I just feel singled out and embarrassed.
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She really did want to know why she'd been singled out.
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On Wednesday, he singled out one for sharp criticism: Florida Gov.
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But Hannity's defenders singled out Keurig's decision, and #BoycottKeurig was born.
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Trump singled out Brazil this month in a rant about tariffs.
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Studi, 71, has never before been singled out for Oscar attention.
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They would hate the notoriety of being singled out like that.
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Andrew Cuomo singled out the lender for squeezing superstorm Sandy victims.
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He singled out countries representing threats to international peace and security.
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While both brothers were talented, Frances was singled out for development.
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The Russian propaganda site Sputnik has singled out Macron for attack.
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She singled out how well organized it had been for decades.
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She singled out Gordon Sondland as the poster boy for why.
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"He obviously likes to be singled out, but not like this."
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The previous report singled out aging satellites as a real problem.
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They are widely singled out for discrimination and violence in Pakistan.
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Singled Out is set to launch on Quibi in spring 2020.
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Clinton won all three states Trump singled out on Sunday night.
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It's not only strange that Colorado singled out Gaethje: it's silly.
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And Trump isn't the only one who has singled out Harley.
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Universities are also singled out for particular losses under the bill.
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Last week he singled out Uber's management in Britain for criticism.
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I can't believe he singled out Matt Damon's as better than mine?
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Santander, another of Carillion's largest lenders, was also singled out for criticism.
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Then, we see a wide-eyed Hannah singled out for her slate.
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"I think the previous administration singled out health care executives," Price said.
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Trudeau also singled out Arrival director Denis Villeneuve, a native of Quebec.
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The reviews, while fairly average, singled out Tate as a redeeming factor.
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" An academy spokesperson denied that, saying, "No one person was singled out.
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Trump has also singled out specific reporters from each outlet on Twitter.
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She also singled out her youngest son, Trig, who has Down syndrome.
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Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton singled out Duncan's legislation on Twitter Monday.
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It is shocking that NDTV has been singled out in this manner.
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And the French seem to have singled out America's big technology firms.
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He, however, singled out the Singapore mortgage market as a weak spot.
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They are the chosen ones, singled out, blessed by their Lesbian Jesus.
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He has sometimes singled out Pennsylvania as a likely location for fraud.
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"I just remember being singled out because I was different," she said.
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He singled out one episode in which he reads Liu's Paper Menagerie.
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Companies that have opposed Mr Trump risk being singled out by him.
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She singled out Cheryl Mills, a top Clinton legal adviser and aide.
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The IOC's statement Monday singled out LA's ability to use existing facilities.
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She singled out costars Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman — and their moms.
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On Monday Trump arrived in Israel, where he again singled out Iran.
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Brazilian prosecutors have singled out Panama for not cooperating with their investigation.
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WalletHub singled out this field as one with lots of immediate opportunities.
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The "Malibu" performer singled out her siblings and their iconic '90s style.
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Trump also singled out the NBA's Golden State Warriors player Stephen Curry.
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He singled out Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas as being particularly weak.
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Critics singled out the visuals and acting performances in "I Am Mother."
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Why is Carlson then targeted and especially singled out among conservative commentators?
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"Mexico doesn't want to be singled out in any way," he said.
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He has singled out China's products, prompting fears of a trade war.
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Trump has singled out Navarro's work as influencing his views on trade.
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Again, for fear of being singled out, they asked to remain anonymous.
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And then, for whatever reason, the Guatemalan was singled out and killed.
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MTV is bringing back tiny, revamped versions of Punk'd and Singled Out.
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Hickenlooper, who is mulling a presidential run in 2020, singled out Skillful.
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At the Tuesday lunch with Senate Republicans, Trump also singled out Sen.
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Qatar still finds itself excluded and singled out by its near neighbors.
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"Why on this Fourth of July were they singled out?" she asked.
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AT&T has claimed that Mr. Delrahim unfairly singled out its deal.
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Trump voters are not circus freaks to be displayed or singled out.
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Its star political reporter, Pia Ranada, in particular has been singled out.
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It's not just being singled out as being unfit simply for existing.
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Mr. Kim recently has singled out Abraaj and Mr. Naqvi for praise.
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There were times I felt unwelcomed or singled out in the classroom.
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The government officials who were singled out probably had the opposite reaction.
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Mr. Trump has singled out the German auto industry in the past.
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He also singled out some Democratic presidential contenders for criticism, like Sen.
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Without naming them, Mr. Trump singled out Mr. Romney and Ms. Pelosi.
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The ad is not the first time Warren has singled out Adelson.
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He singled out Muslims for "not wanting to integrate" into French society.
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But housing was singled out as among the biggest roadblocks to growth.
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Supporters said that Liang, a Chinese-American, was singled out for prosecution.
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Was the student singled out for the attack because he is Jewish?
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Mr. Trump singled out Apple for manufacturing parts of their devices abroad.
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They singled out civil servant Lois Lerner for allegations of criminal wrongdoing.
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To be singled out by Harvard for my work was just humbling.
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For that reason alone, "SNL" does not deserve to be singled out.
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Mr. Barth singled out the Rockefeller Center subway station as an example.
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However, they say Shepard was singled out because of his sexual orientation.
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Here are some sectors or investment picks they singled out for 2020.
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It was singled out for particular criticism in the inspector general's report.
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Tania was the only one in her family to be singled out.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly singled out Mr. Ruffin as one of the donors.
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Apple says they're being unfairly singled out because they're a big-name company.
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Army leaders singled out mold infestations as the leading cause of health concerns.
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In some cases, Trump even singled out people in the group for praise.
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At the time, she singled out Mexico's "highly subsidized" sugar policies as unfair.
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Breitbart singled out National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster for blame for the decision.
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The survey singled out free speech as a "very concerning" issue in Nepal.
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However, it singled out Latin America's third-largest economy, Argentina as an outlier.
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CNBC spoke to four of the most innovative singled out by industry experts.
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Markle singled out Roberts for inspiring the best compliment she had ever received.
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Donald Trump singled out a CNN reporter as an enemy of the people.
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Among the nearly two-dozen 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, Hughes singled out Sens.
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Telecom has been specifically singled out in past speeches by the Presidential candidate.
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The fact that Swift singled out these three chefs' recipes makes perfect sense.
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While in Japan over the weekend, Trump singled out Biden, again, for criticism.
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Both Christianity and Islam were singled out for contributing to problems in China.
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The dating game show Singled Out originally ran on MTV from 1995-1998.
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He singled out the management team of DXC, which used to be CSC.
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Prominent managers at SALT singled out Europe as a good place to invest.
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It specifically singled out Video Website Cards and in-stream pre-roll ads.
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Among the individual stories singled out for display is that of my grandfather.
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Trump has long singled out the country, claiming its trade practices are unfair.
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"No one person was singled out," the TV Academy said in a statement.
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The company has been repeatedly singled out by officials in the United States.
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Please don't feel singled out, special, or view yourself as a chosen one.
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It was not immediately clear why the pair may have singled out Shi.
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The reports singled out the head colonel in command at Dugway, Brig. Gen.
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These are only two of 2900 that Zinke has singled out for review.
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They singled out Sadiq Khan, mayor of London, and Sajid Javid, cabinet minister.
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One general was among those singled out for disciplinary action, the officials said.
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Trump has also singled out that rule as one for the chopping block.
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Among emerging currencies, it singled out the Polish zloty as the best sell.
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I understand that conservative students feel singled out and disliked for their views.
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Mr. Erdogan at least twice singled out King Salman for praise and deference.
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If anyone pointed out the favoritism, they were singled out and severely punished.
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He also singled out youth activists for helping push him on the issue.
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She singled out a pink tourmaline ring designed by Paloma Picasso for Tiffany.
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Adelanto has been singled out frequently for lapses in safety and health care.
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Commentators singled out her responses on Iran and health care as particularly strong.
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And the militia leaders have specifically singled out the highway project for criticism.
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Clinton singled out some of the companies by name, and this fall Mrs.
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The Trump administration has argued that U.S. companies are being unfairly singled out.
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Scientists and health experts have singled out two moves they find particularly concerning.
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He continued crying and claimed he was being singled out because he's famous.
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But the U.S. is not singled out unfairly relative to other major economies.
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The dating game show Singled Out originally ran on MTV from 1995-1998.
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One image — of ants crawling on a crucifix — was singled out for criticism.
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It has been singled out more than any other company by 2020 candidates.
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Dr. Jha singled out girls' education as the thing he'd invest in first.
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This is not the first time Trump has singled out Muslims, of course.
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It's extraordinary that they were singled out as targets by the next president.
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Russo also singled out Thor, played by Chris Hemsworth (aka the second-best Chris).
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Then he singled out a black entertainer — something he's totally never done before, right?
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The city government also singled out the resale market, stressing it has cooled significantly.
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Sanders singled out out the Waltons, the family which own Amazon's chief rival Walmart.
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In the current political climate, she fears she could be singled out and targeted.
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It is rare for individual member's comments to be singled out in the summaries.
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As with most teenagers, I didn't want to be singled out for my difference.
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And his administration has already singled out and censored scientists at various government agencies.
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Like Murillo, Porras had been singled out for economic sanctions by the Treasury Department.
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During those remarks, the president singled out oil fields in Deir al-Zour Province.
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By the time I was singled out, there was nothing I could really do.
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Netgear singled out Arlo as a large factor behind its strong earnings in 2017.
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Dalit parents regularly protest that schools have singled out their children to clean toilets.
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VICE: Why do you believe you were singled out and taken off the bus?
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I was singled out, I was disrespected, and he was trying to intimidate me.
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Some complain that the countries have been unfairly singled out because they are small.
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The de-listed singers and their defenders say they are being unfairly singled out.
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Greenpeace has singled out Netflix for not making commitments to reduce its climate impact.
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Why coffee was singled out in the California lawsuit is a mystery to me.
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She singled out companies such as Qualcomm, Micron Technology, Broadcom, Texas Instruments and Intel.
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But Tuesday marked the first time it had singled out the U.S. by name.
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Among other issues, it singled out "low fuel prices, which lead to more driving".
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No one group, such as the Freedom Caucus, was being singled out, he said.
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FX was singled out as a weak spot compared with rates and credit trading.
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There are other minorities at the school, but Nasir said she was singled out.
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It's not hard to see why Chapman was singled out by the alt-right.
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So far, the FSOC has singled out three insurance companies: AIG, Prudential, and MetLife.
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Many of the projects singled out for cuts in the president's proposal are critical.
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No one, however, should be singled out for prosecution because of his political associations.
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When the attacks began occurring regularly in 2013, little-known figures were singled out.
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So Americans seem to have singled out the citrus fruit for a special snub.
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Trump has singled out Putin for his support of Assad, as well as Iran.
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He also singled out Brexit and rising financial stability concerns as areas required monitoring.
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The NRDC singled out giant U.S. tissue producers Procter & Gamble Co., Kimberly-Clark Corp.
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He singled out the completion of the nearby National September 11 Memorial and Museum.
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However, the case that ISIS has singled out the Yazidis for destruction is clear.
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Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, a sometime Trump ally, that Brennan should be singled out.
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"I was never singled out for being a guy named Nadi Kassim," he said.
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It's unclear why Trump singled out Harry Truman's track record ushering legislation through Congress.
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While Phuc singled out the South China Sea, he made no mention of China.
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Some analysts have singled out immigration as a factor leading to the Brexit vote.
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The iPhone and iPad maker was singled out because of its success, Sewell said.
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AUDJPY= Among emerging currencies, it singled out the Polish zloty as the best sell.
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Some singled out Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who considered seeking the nomination.
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He was singled out by Giorgos, who fatally stabbed him on September 18, 2013.
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Singled out by CCO Kirk Kelley as the spot he most liked working on.
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He also singled out his N.B.A. coaches, including Rudy Tomjanovich and Jeff Van Gundy.
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" Variety singled out Mr. Maoz's drama for "award-winning filmmaking on a fearless level.
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Mr. Alexander said the state had many possible replacements, but he singled out Gov.
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I asked him by email over the holidays, and he singled out vintage mysteries.
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It remained unclear why that group of migrants had been singled out for enforcement.
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He singled out Mr. Maas and Horst Seehofer, the interior minister, as particularly helpful.
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Mr. Coats again singled out Russia on Thursday, saying its disinformation campaign is ongoing.
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Yet, Trump singled out Antifa as the group to be deemed a terrorist organization.
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The future Hall of Famer Harvey Pulford is sometimes singled out as the kicker.
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It's not clear why the Gonzalez families in Florida were singled out for swatting.
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Sources told CNN that the President singled out Coats for criticism the next morning.
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He singled out by name The New York Times, CNN and The Washington Post.
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The president has singled out the Squad members at campaign rallies and in tweets.
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He singled out a longtime supporter, Steve Cortes, a CNN commentator, who was present.
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Duterte had singled out barangay kapitans and small-town mayors in his public statements.
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It was our two communities that were singled out in the streets of Virginia.
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I had heard stories of Syrians being singled out for interrogation at American airports.
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Why, they asked, was their colleague being singled out when Republicans like Iowa Rep.
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It singled out student David Hogg, who has spoken out publicly after the shooting.
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She declined to identify the client, out of concern he would be singled out.
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Trump has repeatedly singled out German auto imports to the United States for criticism.
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He repeatedly singled out Ms. Pelosi, asking why she had not censured Ms. Tlaib.
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On the night Trump won the election, he singled out Sessions for special praise.
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It allows potential dissidents and militants to be singled out and monitored or arrested.
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My plain T-shirt doesn't stop me from being singled out at the airport.
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The Associated Press is not the only outlet to be singled out by the EPA.
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The 315 show can hit a firm's reputation if singled out for bad corporate behavior.
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Apple contends EU regulators ignored tax experts and singled out the company to make headlines.
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Ryan Ferrier also singled out this book as one of his favorites of the week.
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Little wonder Mr Putin singled out the "upstanding" Mr Fillon for praise before the vote.
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In most of the countries singled out, few people have the means for leisure travel.
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She was stunned that she'd been singled out among the institute's more than 300 employees.
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Lovato singled out Swift's crew in her cover interview for the November issue of Glamour.
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So I took it upon myself to be singled out, but no one forced me.
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The resolution was briefly delayed and language amended amid concern it unfairly singled out Omar.
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Ahead of listing, Line said it had singled out advertising as a future growth driver.
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Even surrounded by people praising diversity and shouting lyrics of acceptance, I felt singled out.
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Many of the children had already singled out and pointed to one of their classmates.
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How, among the hundreds of performances, films, and makeup artists, are these winners singled out?
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This includes many immigrants who are singled out for having advanced skills or being professionals.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly singled out the city for failing to quell the violence.
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He singled out Rubio on immigration, linking Rubio with "establishment Republicans," and President Barack Obama.
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Peter King, who have unfairly singled out Muslims in past congressional hearings on domestic terrorism.
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He singled out the predominantly Christian province of Papua as one of the few exceptions.
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It believes it is being singled out because of its famous backers and celebrity links.
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Apple's lumpy battery pack in particular was singled out for a great deal of mockery.
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"When I was in high school I was singled out for being different," she recalls.
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Even the Chinese government has singled out Alibaba for tolerating fakes hawked by unlicensed vendors.
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He singled out companies in the memory and semiconductor spaces as the ones most vulnerable.
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He singled out the Syrian government for denying permits to health workers to immunize children.
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But most travelers singled out onboard comfort as an issue that needs to be improved.
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Mazrouei, the United Arab Emirates' energy minister, also singled out Canada's low-priced natural gas.
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Trump even singled out health care as one reason for Kansas voters to back Estes.
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He singled out specialty classes offered by Lloyd's of London and other London insurance firms.
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He went on to claim that the employee singled out "every" person of color onboard.
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I was disappointed that more of the cast of "The Crucible" was not singled out.
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Ofcom, the British broadcast regulator, has singled out RT repeatedly for its lack of impartiality.
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Senators singled out YouTube, however, as facilitating a much less surreptitious form of Russian propaganda.
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U.S. safety net act as a form of corporate welfare, but they singled out the
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In June, Trump spoke about inviting sports stars to the convention and singled out White.
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For good reason, the artists singled out in the essay didn't identify with Wollheim's appellation.
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Some critics have singled out Twitter for not doing enough to stop abuse and harassment.
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Sports doping is a global problem, he said, and Russia has been unfairly singled out.
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" The Nobel judges singled out as his "masterpiece" the 1987 work "The Enigma of Arrival.
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She had opposed the White House counterterrorism program only because it unfairly singled out Muslims.
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He echoed a number of Russian trainers who said meldonium had been inappropriately singled out.
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But Trump has singled out the Post for being owned by Amazon owner Jeff Bezos.
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Nuclear Pundits in New Delhi accused and singled-out Pakistan for its First-Use pledge.
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The president singled out the European Union and threatened a new tax on their cars.
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But he has not singled out emerging growth industries for support, as Mr. Obama did.
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The commission named seven officials, but singled out Chen Quanguo, the party chief of Xinjiang.
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A bipartisan commission has singled out Mr. Chen and six other officials as potential targets.
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Despite this, Trump insisted the flu is more dangerous and singled out Cuomo for criticism.
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The fact that refugees are being singled out only adds to the tragedy of it.
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He also singled out the widow of a soldier killed in an ambush in Niger.
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Kate McKinnon has been singled out, with good reason, for her unrestrained, hilariously strange performance.
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Elizabeth Berkley's performance in particular is singled out as an unfairly maligned tour de force.
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That's not true: Past presidents, including the one Trump singled out, did make those calls.
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He had been singled out for lecturing a judge on Syrian laws guaranteeing fair trials.
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Singled Out: A remake of the '90s MTV dating game with a social media twist.
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He singled out Scott McClellan, his bland and robotic press secretary, for a special tribute.
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Of course, Mr. Trump has singled out Wells for criticism over its run of misdeeds.
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He singled out the scene at the Comedy Cellar, where comics congregate around one table.
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Min Aung Hlaing, whom the mission said should be singled out for investigation and prosecution.
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In a recent filing with regulators, Amazon singled out South Carolina's effort as a risk.
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" He singled out the film's cast for praise "for portraying the women that raised me.
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He had been singled out to meet Johnston for reasons that were unclear to him.
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By contrast, the president has singled out few Democrats, saving his criticism for their leadership.
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In 2019, Encinitas was one of more than 40 California cities singled out by Gov.
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"You don't want to make anyone feel singled out or attacked personally," Mr. Justice said.
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It singled out the charity Mercy Ships as instrumental in introducing the checklist to Africa.
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Investigators are looking into the driver's motives, and whether he may have singled out women.
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Fadiah said in a text message that she had been singled out by the authorities.
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He singled out the Dallas market as a particularly good fit for the Scion brand.
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However, Ms. Willis was singled out because of the way it fit her body specifically.
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"No one was singled out," said Ofirah Yheskel, Ralph Northam's communications director, in a statement.
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"I want to make sure that New York partnerships are not singled out," he said.
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Governor DeSantis singled out Ensign Watson, whom he said deserved posthumous honors for his bravery.
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Chicago has been singled out by critics -- particularly President Donald Trump -- for its gun violence.
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Bossert singled out reports that said only 11 of the island's 69 hospitals are operational.
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More than four years later, King singled out Cruz and other Texas Republicans for criticism.
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None had ties to the seven countries first singled out by Mr. Trump in January.
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Iran, North Korea and Russia are likely to be singled out as key nuclear threats.
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The big question is whether WeWork is deserving of being singled out for such treatment.
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The USTR did not elaborate on why the three countries were singled out for review.
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Kaspersky filed two lawsuits arguing it had been singled out for punishment without a trial.
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Passengers carrying the Koran, or perhaps any Arabic title, could be singled out for additional screening.
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Croatia's attacking midfielder Ivan Rakitic singled out his Barcelona team mate Arda as the biggest threat.
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Again, these content providers are not breaking any laws so why are they being singled out?
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The company has maintained that it's being singled out and blamed for the nationwide opioid crisis.
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She tells viewers that McKesson was singled out in a group of 15 or so people.
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I felt like I was singled out because I was the only black guy up there.
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It reached north into the mountains of Sinjar, whose women were singled out for sexual enslavement.
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Mr Abubakar was singled out by America's Senate in 2010 in a report on money laundering.
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But in a recent, elaborate pronouncement he singled out a different aspect of the modern world.
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In the case of Italy, regulators singled out Amazon's practices in both online retailing and logistics.
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No showrunner has singled out a specter of the past so vehemently as Kondabolu does, however.
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He singled out Red Sox star David Ortiz for declaring that Boston would not be intimidated.
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"I felt singled-out, humiliated and helpless," the mother said in a statement released by CAIR.
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Strong willed and solidly built, Camacho was singled out as the more stubborn of the pair.
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When the Seasons come, they're often singled out for death from Stills, their non-magical counterparts.
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Not only was Singapore's prime minister singled out, but so were a few other (unnamed) ministers.
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Baroni's attorneys have sought to argue that Baroni is being unfairly singled out in the scheme.
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Chappell singled out the salty snack business as one area that had been doing well previously.
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Cubeyou is simply being singled out as part of "a witch hunt" by Facebook, he said.
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Mr Peña's administration has so far "neutralised" 99 of the 122 it singled out in 2013.
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Another concern is why state legislators singled out these five institutions, four of which are MSIs.
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Amazon has been singled out frequently in stories alleging that brands pay people to write reviews.
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Kern singled out the machinery, automotive and energy sectors as Austria's best bets for generating growth.
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In his lawsuit, Podliska also claims that he was "singled out" because of his military obligations.
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He also singled out, but did not identify, a news organization for refusing to pay taxes.
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The pro-business group singled out California for what it called the state's "predatory litigation" system.
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He's singled out the retained power of voters to sue if they feel they've suffered discrimination.
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It also troubling that Ali-Fairooz was singled out because she appeared to be a protester.
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Omar, a progressive Muslim woman, has been singled out for reprimand, is an unacceptable double standard.
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The two cities Mr. Comey singled out in the latest tallies were Las Vegas and Chicago.
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In his speech, Trump singled out both countries for their support of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Trump singled out Justice official Bruce Ohr on Twitter, apparently quoting a Fox News analyst (Reuters).
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It singled out the inflater business as a target for change, but it did not elaborate.
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In the tweet, Trump also singled out Russian President Vladimir Putin for backing the Assad regime.
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President Donald Trump singled out Wall Street in his comments on the island's debt on Tuesday.
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Unsure what to do, the family waited, hoping that Melanie had been singled out by mistake.
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Whyte singled out New Jersey as the leader, backed by data-driven programs and experienced regulators.
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When the government singled out leftists in Hollywood, the film industry refused to publicly defend them.
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Unlike ISIS, the core leadership of al Qaeda has not singled out Sufi communities for attack.
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He has repeatedly singled out France, which is part of the coalition, as a main enemy.
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Its interim report this year singled out Baosteel's intervention as a key reason for the turnaround.
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Barr singled out prosecutors, whom he criticized for being "social-justice reformers" and soft on crime.
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Brake singled out the Title II provision, one of the most debated parts of net neutrality.
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" He said any suggestion that Mr. Awasthi "was singled out for poor performance is without merit.
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Murkowski also singled out Klobuchar as a Democratic candidate who would likely work effectively with Republicans.
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Still, Hillary Clinton singled out coal country for government assistance, offering $30 billion over 10 years.
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Previous attacks have mostly singled out individuals advocating a secular or liberal lifestyle, or religious minorities.
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This was the organization the Pittsburgh shooter singled out before he set out on his rampage.
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Mouthwatering pics of its traditional Italian pizzas are enough to understand why Jenner singled out Dry.
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He singled out the Puerto Rico bill — as well as efforts to address the Flint, Mich.
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Ireland, whose nearest and largest trading parter is Britain, has also been singled out by investors.
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Trump also singled out the U.S. Air Force bombers that conduct training missions in the region.
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On assuming the mantle, Ochoa immediately singled out corruption as a major obstacle for the PRI.
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" Notably, he singled out one governor in particular: "Cuomo of New York has to 'do more.
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His critics have also singled out the 77-year-old's age as a potential issue. Sens.
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As a candidate, Trump singled out journalists for vitriol at his notoriously violence-prone campaign rallies.
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Texas singled out travelers from California, Louisiana, Washington, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit and Miami, while Vermont Gov.
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Last week, in announcing his national security strategy, Mr. Trump again singled out Pakistan for criticism.
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It is simply an outrage when some of our citizens are singled out in this way.
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But the verbal harassment continued, and Brittany was singled out in retaliatory fashion, the complaint says.
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In particular, Ms. Mund's letter singled out the organization's chief executive, Regina Hopper, for disparaging her.
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And members have singled out the phenomenon of Costco toilet paper runs for discussion on Twitter:
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He singled out Trump's motives as being personal and political and against the country's national interest.
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He also singled out "baseless" allegations made on Tuesday at the General Assembly, without naming anyone.
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They also targeted a small police agency, with no indication of why it was singled out.
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These factors are often especially important for older adults, one group singled out for increased review.
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The women who work in the Trump administration have been singled out over the president's misconduct.
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Cleaver singled out several prominent African-American figures CBC lawmakers are promoting for top positions. Rep.
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The founder of Abercrombie & Kent, Geoffrey Kent, singled out Iran as a top destination in 2017.
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In the complaint, Huawei claimed that the restrictions were overly punitive and singled out certain companies.
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Stacy L. Smith, the founder of the U.S.C. initiative, singled out both groups in a statement.
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Of the four African countries newly singled out, only Sudan has a significant majority of Muslims.
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Mr. Trump also singled out low unemployment rates for African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Latinos and women.
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Specifically, he said, the passenger complained that he had been singled out because he was Chinese.
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The chief justice singled out, but did not name, a colleague, praising his exemplary educational work.
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He singled out Joe Biden for an assist in his relationship with actress girlfriend Rosario Dawson.
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In Canada, there have been reports of Chinese children being bullied or singled out at school.
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"I remember incidents in the playground where I would be singled out as different," she said.
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" He singled out CNN, "the Clinton News Network," before adding, "And I love the First Amendment.
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They were not singled out — two other employees also left the company after recent performance reviews.
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She singled out the possibility that Sinclair would buy Tribune Broadcasting after the F.C.C.'s vote.
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The investigations singled out six senior managers below board level, an attorney and other VW employees.
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Likewise, in his campaign announcement, he singled out the threat of automation to the working class.
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On Wednesday, he singled out China and mentioned intellectual property theft in a pair of tweets.
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The European Union singled out Kentucky bourbon as a possible target for punishment for Trump's tariffs.
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Mr. Bravery singled out the boy, she said, adding it was "extraordinary" that he had survived.
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But the commission's approval was not for the route TransCanada had singled out in its application.
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Trump singled out Syria and Libya as two countries from which immigration would be suspended. 7.
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Chris Coons asked the FBI to speak to more people, and singled out Stier, CNN reported.
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Doctors, teachers and journalists opposed to its ideology have been "singled out and murdered by ISIL".
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The President has over the past several months singled out Pressley, Tlaib, Ocasio-Cortez and Rep.
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Yet no point in a wine's arc of evolution can be singled out as the best.
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In the complaint, Huawei claimed that the restrictions were overly punitive and singled out certain companies.
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He singled out two key 2020 battleground states, Michigan and Pennsylvania, as hurt by foreign trade.
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Trump singled out Syria and Libya as two countries from which immigration would be suspended. 7.
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Magistrate Judge Roanne L. Mann singled out the text messages in denying his request for bail.
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Previous attacks have mostly singled out individuals advocating a secular or liberal lifestyle or religious minorities.
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But why have insurers singled out mental health treatment for inferior coverage in the first place?
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Echols was fatefully singled out with two other teenagers when three young boys were brutally murdered.
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Upon arriving in LA, Walton singled out two areas where the team needed to improve immediately.
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We feel uneasy that we were singled out for a reason, our house untouched while so many of our neighbors lost their homes, though (in fact) we don't really feel that we were singled out for any reason—for who, or what, would do the singling out?
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At a campaign stop in Kent, OH, she singled out his stance on nuclear weapons in particular.
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"From that point on I knew we were being singled out/targeted," Pope said in his statement.
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Shailene Woodley plays Jane, a single mom whose son is singled out for allegedly choking another child.
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Crockford singled out Spanish technology company Amadeus IT and German laboratory equipment company Sartorius as good examples.
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Obviously, no one wants to be singled out by the regulators – at least not for the moment.
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President Donald Trump has finally singled out the "truly bad people" in the Charlottesville tragedy: the media.
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As Mr Assad's protector-in-chief, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, deserves to be singled out for opprobrium.
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Warren singled out Amazon, Google, and Facebook as targets to be broken up in her original proposal.
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Is it in front of a large group of people where that person could feel singled out?
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His supporters say he is again being singled out after losing a power struggle to Mr. Ramaphosa.
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The group has singled out Mexico as the most dangerous country for journalists in the Western Hemisphere.
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On Twitter, Bolsonaro singled out Macron and accused him of sensationalizing the issue for personal political gain.
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In a statement, Copley Chief Executive Officer John Flynn said Healey's office had "singled out" the company.
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In addition, Pixel phones are commonly singled out among other Android phones for their stellar photography capabilities.
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Frank says that the MST has been singled out by Bolsonaro, who referred to them as terrorists.
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In its report, the IEA singled out cities as integral to curbing energy use and carbon emissions.
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We don't want people to feel stigmatized or singled out because of their sexual orientation or race.
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But he was unpersuaded by its complaints about being singled out unfairly for a high tax rate.
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The report singled out the unrest in Hong Kong as one risk which could affect the region.
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Trump subsequently singled out Omar for a series of critiques, including falsely claiming she'd praised al-Qaeda.
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He singled out a few apps, including BrainPOP, GrubHub, the HBO Now app and a workout app.
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" Kimmel also singled out reality TV guru Mark Burnett for creating what he called "the Trump phenomenon.
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Clinton singled out Roy Cooper and Deborah Ross, the North Carolina Democratic gubernatorial and Senate nominees, respectively.
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European regulators have looked to avoid situations where individual banks were singled out as winners or losers.
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On Sunday, Trump singled out a lone union official, David Green, for supposedly prolonging the plant's shutdown.
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Y., singled out Grubhub over the weekend, calling for greater oversight after allegations of unfair trade practices.
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As the world's biggest smartphone market, China is singled out for special attention in Cook's investor letter.
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Trump, a New York businessman, often singled out Ford's Mexico investments for criticism during his election campaign.
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The representative singled out Bolton, who last week said the recent tests "no doubt" violated U.N. resolutions.
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Neither of them seemed to notice that once again Israel was being singled out for disparate treatment.
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People in those groups singled out would ultimately face a tougher visa screening process, Reuters reported Thursday.
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"The Obama administration singled out Dinesh for things most people don't even get charged for," Saucier said.
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The news outlets singled out in Trump's Friday afternoon tweet are not new targets for the president.
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Then there's the issue of IT modernization, which the Trump administration has singled out as a priority.
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This week, Trump singled out Omar again, claiming that she "hates Jews" and has praised al-Qaeda.
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Trump has also singled out BuzzFeed and CNN, two other outlets which were absent from Friday's gaggle.
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Farm products and products processed from agricultural commodities, such as wine and whiskey, have been singled out.
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They have singled out long-range jets for particular criticism, arguing that they only benefit rich travellers.
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In its upcoming Global Financial Stability Report, the IMF singled out the insurance industry for specific analysis.
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Cyber risks were also singled out for concern given the increased susceptibility when more systems are connected.
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" Meanwhile, Brownback singled out Iran -- a perennial US and Saudi foe -- as a country of "particular concern.
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Should this shabby precedent be established, what sub-cabinet officials and bureaucrats might be singled out next?
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He also singled out trade, which he said had been "badly handled" in the region for years.
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As before, many of the employees who got singled out were queer and trans people of color.
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Kent singled out Western Australia as the country's main soft spot for jobs, housing and business investment.
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The report also identifies journalists who have been singled out and attacked for engaging in investigative reporting.
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" But he singled out his incoming CIA chief for praise: "[Mike] Pompeo is going to be fantastic.
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Then, when Moore was out performing inspections again last week, Bryan wrote, he was singled out again.
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Lawmakers singled out contingent charging, where advisers are only rewarded for recommending a particular course of action.
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That contempt ruling was actually the second time Kobach was singled out for punishment in the case.
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Hundreds of Chinese companies could be singled out in that process, known as a Section 301 investigation.
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He firmly believes in the democracy's promise of giving citizens a right to not be singled out.
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To make the case that Manafort lied during cooperation, Mueller's team singled out five topics in particular.
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The United States, however, continued to oppose Security Council and General Assembly resolutions that singled out Israel.
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F.B.I. officials said they were stunned that Mr. Gohmert singled out a seemingly random group of agents.
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But Ms. Omar's supporters, especially younger black lawmakers, said she was being singled out for unfair treatment.
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Iranian leaders have singled out Mr. Bolton as a warmonger who is getting ahead of his boss.
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He began performing Drosselmeyer in 1978 and was often singled out in "Nutcracker" reviews over the years.
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But on Monday night in North Conway, New Hampshire, he also singled out The New York Times.
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Keep your eyes on them FIFA has singled out four players that viewers should watch out for.
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Without mentioning Trump's name, Jackson said claims Stone was being singled out for his politics were wrong.
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Yet, Mr. Williams singled out Puerto Rico, instead on focusing on other cities, counties and even states.
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Policymakers have singled out the higher education system as a critical area of vulnerability in American society.
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Steve King has repeatedly singled out Muslims and attacked immigration with the attitude of a white supremacist.
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This isn't the first time Warren has singled out Facebook and other tech giants during her campaign.
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It singled out the 1996 Dickey Amendment as a major factor prohibiting analytic studies on the issue.
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They singled out Backpage, citing dozens of instances in which minors had been trafficked via the site.
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Vidakovic from AdProfs singled out London-based Permutive as an acquisition target within the group of companies.
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Michael Ondaatje's "The English Patient" was singled out by Kamila Shamsie, a novelist, to represent the 1990s.
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The corruption investigation also singled out another Spanish conservative politician, Agustín Conde, Spain's state secretary of defense.
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Trump spoke favorably of his allies in Congress, who he singled out one-by-one for praise.
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EPA is not even putting a fig leaf over the fact that it has singled out California.
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Later, the attacker changed tactics and singled out an individual employee at the company, the report said.
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"The reason why we're here is because he's specifically being singled out by the party," Quigley said.
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They then singled out the sources that came from stars rather than distant objects such as galaxies.
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Finally, Marshall singled out the following two stocks as ripe opportunities to profit from their coming events:
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When Democrats have attacked Medicare-for-all, they've frequently singled out Sanders for praise, before pegging Sen.
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Chicago has been singled out by President Donald Trump as one of the most violent U.S. cities.
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They have singled out long-range jets for particular criticism, arguing that they only benefit rich travelers.
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But there are reasons to think the White House singled out news organizations whose work it dislikes.
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It's personal for Kanter, as he and his family have been singled out by the Turkish government.
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Elizabeth Warren, who's been singled out to explain how she plans to finance her — or really Sen.
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One employee at Samsung Electronics' chip division said colleagues were unsettled that prosecutors had singled-out Samsung.
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Conyers singled out the Azov Battalion to prevent it from getting assistance in the defense appropriations bill.
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In his address to Congress last week, the president singled out several murders ascribed to undocumented immigrants.
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Earlier this month, Clark argued that the defendants were being singled out because they were black Muslims.
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Here are a few other authors he singled out, along with some of his words about them.
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In a statement condemning the attacks, the White House singled out Russia's support for the Syrian regime.
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So many of the men singled out in the midst of Me Too still have thriving careers.
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One employee at Samsung Electronics' chip division said colleagues were unsettled that prosecutors had singled out Samsung.
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Surrounded by his wife, daughters and family friends, the disgraced governor quickly singled out Trump for praise.
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In a post on Facebook, actress and activist Rose McGowan singled out Portman, calling her a fraud.
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A Costco employee in Princeton, New Jersey, singled out Costco's kayaks as the chain's most "unexpected" product.
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"It is a little odd that fast-casual and fast-food restaurants continue to be singled out."
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The Republican provisions applying to pass-throughs have been singled out for some of the greatest scorn.
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He singled out Germany for criticism again during a speech at the U.N. general assembly last week.
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But the two men the president singled out had not called for Mr. Comey to step down.
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He also singled out Ronna Romney, the Michigan GOP chair and a niece of former Massachusetts Gov.
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Press freedom is also under threat, with Hungary, Serbia, Israel and India singled out for worrying steps.
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He singled out the administration's tacit acceptance of Saudi Arabia's killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Some Muslims say they have been unfairly singled out and that Prevent has increased distrust of the government.
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She singled out "simplification," relief for the middle class and dropping the proposal for a border adjustment tax.
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Every time the president has singled out an industry or company, the stock gets hammered, and then rebounds.
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But fast forward to today, and too many minorities feel they now are being singled out and marginalized.
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And they weren't the first time Trump singled out members of the media or commented on their appearance.
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Trump administration proposals have singled out so-called middlemen like PBMs as a big part of the problem.
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The subpoena singled out only one person by name: Imaad Zuberi and his investment firm, Avenue Ventures LLC.
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Groups singled out by participants often included Arab Israeli political parties, leftist Jewish groups, or pro-Palestinian organizations.
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Refugees can be singled out for a higher level of review based on their age, nationality, or gender.
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Though he singled out Sawyer in his statement, LePage said the actions were emblematic of the Cruz campaign.
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In January, UL singled out Swagway as one of the companies using counterfeit UL marks on its products.
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Several other Shell employees testified that Newton was not singled out for being a woman, plain and simple.
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Biden, on the other hand, was singled out for his corporate ties during his years in the Senate.
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" Trump singled out Russia and Iran as "most responsible for supporting, equipping, and financing the criminal Assad regime.
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When he was asked at one Republican function about his congressional role models, he singled out Nebraska Sen.
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According to her complaint, she was excluded from a dance performance and singled out because of her race.
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"So there's a big question here, in my view," Sullivan said and reportedly singled out two Army captains.
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After the Cambridge Analytica scandal in March 2018, Fast Company singled out Sandberg's inability to control the fallout.
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This time it was not the jilted swain, but women who were singled out as the vengeful parties.
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On three of those four occasions, he singled out Europe for supposedly failing to help Ukraine at all.
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From 163 to present, the census has singled out, separated, and subdivided those who are black and brown.
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And multiple candidates, including frontrunners Elizabeth Warren and Beto O'Rourke, singled out climate change as a major threat.
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Okay, I'll share: Jenny McCarthy, she of Singled Out and married-to-Donnie-Wahlberg fame, is being haunted.
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He singled out the Sun, Daily Mail, Daily Express and Daily Telegraph for their "ridiculous smears" against him.
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The policy proposals singled out a few companies by name, including Turing Pharmaceuticals and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
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It was singled out for dominating the global supply of rare earth minerals critical in U.S. military applications.
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Trump's critics have said his travel ban unfairly singled out Muslims, and violated U.S. law and the Constitution.
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These two Chinese companies have been singled out by the US government for their possible ties to Beijing.
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Extremely wealthy individual Jeff Bezos singled out Alexa's record holiday season as a source of the robust quarter.
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Trump relishes having a foil and singled out the media as a politically profitable enemy during his campaign.
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More broadly, Indian protectionism has been singled out as one of the main stumbling blocks to RCEP's success.
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In announcing the ban, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull specifically singled out China, citing "disturbing reports about Chinese influence".
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But Liang's supporters -- many of them, like him, Chinese-American -- believe the officer was singled out for prosecution.
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There are, for example, cases of American Sikhs being singled out or discriminated against for their religious garb.
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Therefore, the effect was that individuals were being singled out and targeted on the basis of their sexuality.
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"The United States will remember this day in which it was singled out in this assembly," she said.
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They have suffered through the world's worst humanitarian crisis today — and now, they are singled out for punishment.
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One of Schumer's tweets singled out Rex Tillerson, Exxon Mobil's CEO and Trump's pick for secretary of State.
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Brussels also singled out Italy as the only state where investments will fall, by an estimated 0.3 percent.
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According to the DA's office, they singled out the man arrested, Roy Charles Waller, in just 10 days.
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It has singled out a handful of global woes for attention, notably climate change, people-trafficking and slavery.
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Over the course of the campaign, Trump singled out one federal judge and multiple political journalists for abuse.
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President Trump has repeatedly singled out undocumented immigrants, most of whom are Hispanic, during his campaign and presidency.
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But that doesn't mean he thinks everyone will be a winner: Mulvaney reportedly singled out incumbent Republican Sen.
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More specifically, the new rule singled out people who use a representative payee and possess a mental impairment.
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But don't feel singled out, Scorpio, it's not a conspiracy against you (as you think most things are!).
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America's young people justifiably may object to being singled out for obligatory civics training recommended by older generations.
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He singled out 11 industries with which the government would build long-term "partnerships", including carmaking and aerospace.
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Among the world's numerous nation-states, the Jewish nation-state is once again unfairly singled out and slandered.
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A whopping seven "Hamilton" performers were singled out; in two categories, "Hamilton" actors will compete against one another.
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Trump and Bolton both singled out Iran during remarks at the United Nations General Assembly late last month.
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Driving the news: Trump singled out a NYT-reported story about him on Twitter Wednesday, calling it false.
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Sunday's march singled-out Justice Secretary Rimsky Yuen, seen as the driving force behind many of the prosecutions.
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NATO allies -- even German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whom Trump singled out -- have so far played nice with Trump.
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MADRID — Among Barcelona's roster of international superstars, the team has long singled out Lionel Messi for special care.
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This was hardly the first time that the Islamic State and other Islamist extremists have singled out Christians.
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Asked if the agency had singled out the San Bernardino case because it was so emotionally charged, Sen.
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Federal Medicaid officials have made calls to the agency leaders in states that have singled out the group.
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The commission singled out China as the leading culprit in purloining trade secrets, computer software and patented technology.
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Gays, in fact, are one of the few minority groups Mr. Trump has not singled out for criticism.
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The nature of the election that Maduro claimed to have won singled out his regime as not democratic.
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Yet the Columbia Spectator report on the march makes no mention of any specific fraternities being singled out.
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He singled out Carmelo Anthony, who is coming off a long summer with the United States Olympic team.
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It was not the first time in history that Jews have been singled out for blame and attack.
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He also singled out Castor's questions from earlier about the offers Vindman got to be Ukraine's defense minister.
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It raises the question of whether she is singled out because she happens to be a black woman.
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Within minutes of arriving, I got singled out and pulled into a line dance with hip-swaying women.
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One of the most talked-about farms, regularly singled out on popular restaurant menus around town, is Thao's.
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"For me, as a Pakistani, I felt singled out, but surveillance isn't just a Muslim issue," Hashmi says.
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"Chantal, however, thinks she was singled out and believes Michael wanted to "spark a type of false outrage.
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Why he singled out McCall we may never know, but the exam left her bleeding, traumatized and outraged.
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President Xi Jinping, for example, singled out Buddhism as having been successfully integrated into Chinese cultures and traditions.
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They told the court that they had been singled out for extraordinary scrutiny by federal officials while traveling.
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The initial reprimands, which also singled out other junior officers and enlisted men, skipped Colonel Painter and Col.
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President Trump has consistently singled out Iran's support for Hezbollah and other groups that Washington considers terrorist organizations.
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After the regime's collapse, Mr. Prabowo may have been singled out for punishment because of his family ties.
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But it was another song that Brooks Atkinson, reviewing the show in The New York Times, singled out.
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Asked later why he singled out the Asian American community, Trump acknowledged the group may be facing bias.
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On Iranian social media, some messages have singled out the Kurds, accusing them of wanting war and separation.
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The Pentagon chief also singled out the Russian president for undermining one of America's most powerful military alliances.
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It also singled out the special "privileges" enjoyed by rail workers as the main source of debt accumulation.
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The Germans had registered all the local people on their lists; will ordinary Ukrainians be singled out next?
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Ms. Khalaf has been singled out by Israeli diplomats for what they call her extreme hostility toward Israel.
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But an argument that Kansas might have been unfairly singled out won't hold much sway in a hearing.
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And she singled out two of his assistants, Sarah Kellen and Lesley Groff, as having enabled his abuse.
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Walking through the participants and their level of commitment, Croft singled out Kazakhstan as being a "lost cause".
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"No one person was singled out," a spokesperson for the Television Academy said in a statement to Refinery29.
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He singled out criticisms by Travis Tygart, America's antidoping chief, who has argued for severe penalties against Russia.
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"This is an 8-year-old girl who was singled out by her school," Horton said to CNN.
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Several of America's most famous female gymnasts have singled out the ranch as the site of their abuse.
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Trump has frequently singled out China for what he says are unfair practices in the global trade arena.
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Trump has consistently singled out China for what he says are unfair practices in the global trade arena.
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Vox repeatedly singled out the center during the campaign, with party leader Santiago Abascal denouncing "criminal foreign youngsters".
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All three nations singled out in the report have been linked to cyber espionage in the United States.
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And at a dinner honoring Vice President Mike Pence, the president singled out Mr. Adelson in the crowd.
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It singled out Amazon, Google and Facebook as three companies dominating the market in these areas of innovation.
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Mr. Flynn singled out Iran's support for Houthi rebels in Yemen, who recently attacked a Saudi naval vessel.
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During the speech, Trump singled out several Indiana residents who he argued would be helped by the plan.
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At the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, for example, he singled out a transgender student for ridicule by name.
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" Trump has singled out Schiff at campaign rallies and on Twitter, nicknaming him "pencil neck" and "Shifty Schiff.
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Regardless of his positions, Mr. Beilenson was repeatedly singled out by his colleagues and constituents for his integrity.
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Huawei contended in the suit that the restrictions were overly punitive and singled out certain companies (The Hill).
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The law named for Mr. Magnitsky also singled out other Russians deemed to be violators of human rights.
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The French ambassador to the United Nations, François Delattre, singled out "strong political instincts" as Ms. Haley's trademark.
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The Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais singled out Leonardo DiCaprio while introducing the awards show on Sunday night.
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Tom Harkin, in a 2012 report that was harshly critical of the industry, singled out Walden for praise.
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Gunmen singled out foreigners as soon as they stormed through the doors of the restaurant popular with expatriates.
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It's not an accident that Trump singled out seven Muslim-majority countries for his blanket bans on immigration.
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RBA policy makers have repeatedly singled out consumption as one of the biggest domestic uncertainties for Australia's stuttering economy.
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The militants checked the identity cards of passengers, singled out some of them, and then kidnapped and killed them.
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Angry shareholders, at a final meeting on June 27th, singled out Shigehisa Takada, the firm's chief executive, for blame.
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While organizers of the marches promoted them as non-partisan, many singled out Pena Nieto as a major obstacle.
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He singled out companies like Walmart and Target, where online sales have accelerated at about 40 percent annually recently.
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Trump, a New York real estate developer, often singled out Ford's Mexico investments for criticism during his election campaign.
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Turkish EU ambassador Selim Yenel told Reuters his country could live with that provided Turkey was not singled out.
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The Maryland Democrat singled out former Exxon Mobil chief Rex Tillerson, the president-elect's choice for secretary of State.
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Brazilian prosecutors singled out Panama last year for not helping with their investigation, but Aras said that had changed.
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Trump has specifically singled out the energy industry as an area that he would look at for reducing regulations.
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When I asked Kamal what it felt like to have been singled out on a death list, he laughed.
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If anything, the latter would've been preferable, since at least women and minorities wouldn't be singled out for disenfranchisement.
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Several Mexican women claim they were arbitrarily detained and strip-searched, and never told why they'd been singled out.
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Boeing shares declined 22.1% amid speculation the airplane maker could be singled out by China in the trade war.
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He singled out Trump's recent statements that suggested NATO member Montenegro could begin a third World War with Russia.
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The only animals that have been previously singled out as hosts of dangerous pathogens are salmon, trout and char.
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They singled out the regions of Daloa, Bonon, Abengourou, and Soubre as among the primary origins for undersized beans.
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Mr Fillon said he had been unfairly singled out by magistrates and implied that the investigation was politically motivated.
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The IMF cut Italy's growth outlook on Tuesday and its banking system was singled out as a weak spot.
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He singled out words like "tolerance" and "diversity," arguing that they were euphemisms for a radical left-wing agenda.
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Williams said she believes she was unlawfully detained, and that she was singled out as a Black female senator.
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CAVUTO: Now, I noticed that Germany was singled out by the president as not sharing -- or doing its share.
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Trump has singled out Obama's Affordable Care Act and the landmark Dodd-Frank financial regulations as targets for repeal.
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Apple reportedly did not attend the meeting, though CEO Tim Cook has singled out India as a top priority.
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Uni-President China, Wuliangye and Kweichow Moutai were singled out as companies that offer unique high-end/quality products.
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Among the products management singled out as having "nice retail sales growth" was the Jennie-O turkey bacon product.
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But he singled out the problem of rising health insurance premiums as an issue with Obamacare that needs fixing.
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Local farmers say they are being unfairly singled out and the move to evict them would destroy their livelihoods.
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But trolls have singled out Jones, the only black star in the movie, for particularly pointed and racist harassment.
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After last month's attack in Paris, she again singled out what she sees as the threat posed by Islam.
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He singled out ArcelorMittal for criticism, accusing the company of not meeting an earlier commitment to modernize its plant.
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He believed Mehmet was singled out because of the NBA star's public criticism of Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Another category he singled out as "an area of opportunity" was digital health, specifically preventive health and related technologies.
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He said Warsaw opposed any cuts in benefits in Britain that singled out potential recipients based on their origin.
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He singled out a 70-75 percent floor in his speech, the range bankers now expect to be agreed.
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Defense attorneys argued that their clients were unfairly singled out by prosecutors, and that the shooting was McDonald's fault.
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Villanova held Hofstra's Eli Pemberton, who Wright singled out as a focus after the game, to just nine points.
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The bill singled out Manhattan as the only place in the state where scooters would not be legal. Gov.
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The RBA has singled out the labour market as the touchstone for deciding if more rates cuts are needed.
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She singled out Brazil and the Philippines, her homeland which last year sought to have her declared a terrorist.
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Dallas coach Rick Carlisle liked the way his team competed under difficult circumstances and singled out Barea for praise.
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Many Indians reacted with outrage, accusing Dorsey and Twitter of "hate speech" that singled out one group in society.
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Residents feel they are often unfairly singled out by the authorities who many see as discriminatory and heavy handed.
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Trump singled out Tur during a rally Wednesday as he railed on the media for its dishonesty and bias.
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Trump, meanwhile, singled out Russell Pickett, 2628, and Ray Lambert, 28503, as two of the heroes of the invasion.
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The people Lenihan singled out in his thread and in the article got the lion's share of the harassment.
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The RBA has singled out the labor market as the touchstone for whether it needs to cut rates again.
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But the NRA says it is concerned that people buying guns are being unfairly singled out for extra scrutiny.
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In fact, one portfolio manager in particular has singled out a stock he thinks makes the perfect short: Netflix.
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The four Korea-born women claim in the lawsuit that they were "singled out and admonished" for speaking Korean.
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In particular, Key singled out Trump's signature plan for a border wall with Mexico as a source of fury.
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Doing so would have limited Strzok's ability to prove he was singled out for harassment by those in power.
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Indeed, while Trump singled out Germany, he also noted that "numerous" NATO countries have made pipeline deals with Russia.
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Trump singled out Bolton at a press conference Thursday, saying he has to "temper" the well-known hard-liner.
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She singled out other aides, including Cheryl D. Mills, a longtime senior adviser, for not recognizing the danger sooner.
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Clinton singled out companies that she said had received tax benefits as they shipped jobs out of the country.
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Some pro-government commentators suggested that Russia was being singled out to punish it for its active foreign policy.
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During a press preview of today's keynote, Microsoft specifically singled out Oracle as one of those third-party vendors.
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John McCain has singled out Stone as a Trump associate who should answer questions about his ties to Russia.
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It introduced the cap recapture penalty, and suddenly contracts that had already been approved were singled out for punishment.
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Last week, the PBOC singled out corporate debt and property bubble risks in its latest monetary policy implementation report.
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But Walsh took it to the next level when she singled out Trump's outfit's overt femininity as a problem.
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Stop-and-frisk was ruled unconstitutional in New York, because it largely singled out black and Hispanic young men.
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And while Clinton is criticized heavily, she is not singled out for being singularly culpable for events that occurred.
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The CEO singled out the rise of "fall ball" baseball leagues for kids as providing an alternative to football.
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She delivered a speech about a year ago about the dangers of monopoly that singled out the tech companies.
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Lopez Obrador singled out migration, development and security as prime areas of potential collaboration in his letter to Trump.
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Among the provocative questions raised by the findings are how and why mourners singled out the higher potency strains.
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It received positive reviews in Australia and Britain, with Mr. Murray's poem "The Burning Truck" singled out in particular.
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Trump singled out Justice Department official Bruce Ohr in a message on Twitter apparently quoting a Fox News analyst.
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Yoshihide Suga, the chief cabinet secretary and government spokesman, has singled out and bullied a particularly inquisitive female reporter.
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Juncker specifically singled out Harley-Davidson motorcycles, bourbon whiskey, and blue jeans — all major American exports — for possible tariffs.
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Mr. Mnuchin on Thursday singled out wage increases at Walmart as a sign that Mr. Trump's policies were working.
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"It defies common sense for distributors such as AmerisourceBergen to be singled out," the company said in a statement.
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Scientists have singled out Queens as the New York City borough with the most land at risk of flooding.
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Even before he took office, Mr. Trump singled out Prince Mohammed as his preferred partner in the Middle East.
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Mr. Trump declared the F.B.I. and the Justice Department "disgraceful" and even singled out some public servants by name.
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It is my opinion that she has been targeted and singled out over the course of the last year.
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They singled out public sector spending in vital areas such as health care and education as being especially vulnerable.
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Similar episodes have long been reported along the border but were not thought to have systematically singled out Turks.
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Still, Mr. Amato said that Mr. Zaghba had been singled out as a "suspicious person" to the British authorities.
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Mr. Hansson's essay singled out Mr. Rabois, the venture capitalist who worked for 18 years with hardly any vacation.
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On Wednesday, North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, singled out the American territory of Guam as a potential target.
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If you feel unappreciated, singled out for blame, or never get praised, why would you be happy at work?
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After the rehearsal was over, he complimented the elated cast and singled out moments he had found especially touching.
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Saudi Arabia and Iraq, for example, also have been singled out by Amnesty International and other human rights groups.
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Prominent lawyers, journalists and others considered a threat to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi have also been singled out.
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Muslims have suffered the biggest spike in attacks, partly because Trump singled out Islam for criticism throughout the campaign.
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He singled out former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. as nothing but a toady for President Barack Obama.
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In a display of dominance, Trump singled out two members of Congress whom he considered allies and asked Reps.
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The tweet was singled out by critics as homophobic, and the Bloomberg campaign has since deleted the entire thread.
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In any event, Bloomberg apologized for using the procedure in a way that singled out minorities for the encounters.
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"No one person was singled out," a Television Academy spokesperson tells PEOPLE in response to Kaling's interview with ELLE.
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Are students singled out or humiliated in any way by the other students, the administration or the lunch staff?
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She singled out employees of the state-owned Banque Misr after what she described as a personal experience there.
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During the luncheon, Trump also singled out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Among the artists whose work should be singled out, I would include Sarah Amos, Didier William, and Tammy Nguyen.
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This is yet another way that Latinos are singled out and treated like second-class citizens in this country.
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Haiti and El Salvador -- to name two countries Trump reportedly singled out during DACA conversations in Thursday's meeting -- aren't.
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He singled out human rights abuses in China, Iran, Syria and Venezuela — all viewed by the administration as adversaries.
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" The commissioner singled out the Travelers, emphasizing the "urgent need for the Irish authorities to reinvest in this community.
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Trump singled out the legendary hurler for praise as he went around the Cabinet Room table asking for introductions.
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Pompeo singled out Russia for undermining sanctions pressure on North Korea to dismantle its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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It singled out 18 individuals, banning them from travel to the United States or dealings with any American banks.
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One of the performers singled out for extra praise is Naomie Harris, who plays Chiron's crack-addicted mother, Paula.
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The FBI will also review and potentially discipline officials whose conduct was singled out in the report, Wray said.
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He singled out one of the tattoos on his right arm: a doll exploding out of a woman's head.
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However, there was no indication that Clinton's account was singled out to receive the messages which were widely circulated.
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This law singled out solicitation of oral and anal sex for harsher punishment, including registration as a sex offender.
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Past targets were typically vulnerable and were singled out by people with strong bases of economic or political power.
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That was how Bill Clinton singled out economic conditions as the most important issue in his 1992 presidential election campaign.
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" Lewis also singled out Orlando's nightclubs in a second social media rant, writing: "All Orlando nightclubs should be permanently closed.
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"We cannot challenge this culture of violence if people are afraid of exposure backlash and being singled out," she explained.
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The president singled out German Chancellor Angela Merkel, saying that she had been "very badly hurt" by her migration policy.
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Its report singled out the young, poor, and elderly among the city's 2400,230 people as most vulnerable to the heat.
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Specifically, NBC's Katy Tur, who has been singled out before by the campaign enough times to have her own hashtag.
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Harrison singled out Magdalena Schwartz, a pastor and coordinator, who was at the church that day, according to the lawsuit.
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Perhaps more than any other reporter, Trump has singled out the cable network's White House correspondent for scorn and ridicule.
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D'Souza had claimed for years that he was unfairly singled out for prosecution and unfairly treated by the Obama administration.
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The unidentified spokesman singled out Bolton, who last week said the recent tests "no doubt" violated U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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If you think the question could make someone feel singled out, it might be worth having a more private conversation.
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Mr Macron chose Berlin for his first foreign trip, and singled out Angela Merkel on arrival at the G7 meeting.
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Obama then singled out Chance the Rapper for his continued support of youth and education in his hometown of Chicago.
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The TV Academy say Kaling wasn't singled out For everyone who doesn't remember what went down, here's a quick recap.
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Elements of the nuclear program in Iran would be singled out, but they're largely in a semi-mothballed state anyway.
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Under pressure over a scandal involving a porn star named Stormy Daniels, Trump singled out his wife, Melania, for praise.
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It singled out Google and Facebook, which combined take an estimated 61% share of digital advertising revenues in the country.
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Gorham, who identifies as gender fluid, was turned away from the women's dressing rooms and singled out by an employee.
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We singled out Ubisoft's Eagle Flight as the best virtual reality game to date when it launched in mid-October.
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Al Shabaab fanatics were known to have singled out Christians while freeing Muslims when they killed 147 people last year.
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It is also suing the U.S. government, claiming it has been unfairly singled out by the feds for special treatment.
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In a statement to Fox News on Monday, the TSA said passengers were not singled out by race or religion.
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Comcast also proposed unacceptable plans for divesting any assets singled out by antitrust regulators as problematic, according to the filing.
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Health coverage and wages were singled out because workers often value those compensation items most when they take a job.
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The president also singled out several Freedom Caucus members in particular, publicly blasting them for not backing the GOP bill.
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During the event, the president singled out Comey, who approached the president, shook his hand and gave him a hug.
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Believing the plane was undergoing an emergency evacuation, he complied, only to realize later that he was being singled out.
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Now she's been singled out as a top California target in a district Clinton won by more than 5 points.
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The family of Azerbaijan's leader has been singled out by the ICIJ with a slew of allegations on its website.
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She singled out those companies last week in her policy post and called for the breakup of big agricultural mergers.
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But U.S. officials, speaking to Reuters on condition of anonymity, have in the past singled out Taiwan and possibly China.
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Why it was an exception wasn't said, but a reasonable inference was that Williams was singled out for his celebrity.
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In April, a Department of Justice report singled out online sexual extortion as a particularly damaging form of online abuse.
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In what amounted to his strongest critique yet of Russia, Trump singled out Russian President Vladimir Putin for supporting Assad.
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Trump singled out China, which exports an incredibly strong opioid, fentanyl, which officials believe is responsible for thousands of deaths.
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In other words, she should not be singled out because she is high-profile and involved in a presidential campaign.
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In an earlier tweet, Trump particularly singled out comments from former White House counsel Don McGahn, included in Mueller's report.
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Mr Miccarelli, the lawmaker and parishioner, was not the only representative singled out by the church for supporting the bill.
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Mr Ley criticised politicians in general, but he singled out Hun Sen's ruling Cambodian People's Party (CPP) for particular contempt.
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His family was Zaghawa, a group Human Rights Watch says has been singled out for attack by government-linked militia.
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It singled out Kenya as a country where religious leaders had at various times stoked tensions or calmed things down.
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Following Trump's election, however, the Republican-controlled Congress singled out a number of regulations for repeal, Rule 43 among them.
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More than half his tweets have been attacks, and the person he has most singled out for praise is himself.
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He also singled out NBC News's Katy Tur, whom he would sometimes refer to as "Little Katy" during campaign rallies.
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Despite evidence to the contrary, video games have often been singled out as a cause of violence in U.S. society.
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The Russian company had fought the ban, claiming that it was unconstitutional and that Kaspersky has been unfairly singled out.
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Israel has long been a critic of the UNHRC, claiming it is unfairly singled out for criticism by the body.
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O'Reilly singled out players from the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens for kneeling before a game in London on Sunday.
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A majority of Democrats, 28500 percent, and independents, 6900 percent, said Trump should only have singled out the white nationalists.
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"The United States will remember this day in which it was singled out for attack in this assembly," Haley said.
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At the academy I never once felt singled out in a negative way because of my gender or my race.
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RT was singled out in a intelligence community report in January on Russia's attempts to influence the 2016 US election.
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It singled out immigration from eastern European member states as a source of pressure on the small country's job market.
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Although the scene pays homage to Kafka, Furo, unlike Gregor Samsa, is singled out for special privileges everywhere he goes.
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The report blamed all parties to the conflict, but singled out forces loyal to the government as the worst offenders.
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Some who otherwise claim to support charter schools have singled out Michigan's sector as the polite exception they don't like.
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That's because David has been singled out as God's next chosen leader, at least by the prophet Samuel (Mohammad Bakri).
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She would have never been able to rise to prominence if she hadn't been first singled out for her beauty.
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The number of countries singled out for special scrutiny has dropped by one, with Iraq left off the new list.
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Policy proposals provided to reporters singled out a few companies by name, including Turing Pharmaceuticals and Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.
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In the report, Mr. Qasim demanded justice and singled out the United States as the culprit in his brother's death.
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The Democrats also singled out airlines, beer manufacturers and agriculture companies as examples of industries that needed tougher antitrust enforcement.
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Mr. Molinaro singled out Joseph Percoco, the Cuomo aide who was convicted of accepting bribes, among other charges, in March.
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In an interview with the Times, he criticized progressives' approach to big business and specifically singled out Massachusetts Democratic Sen.
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Other State Department officials insisted that Mr. Tillerson had not been singled out; Mr. Trump blindsided all of his advisers.
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"Their goal is to say, 'No one is following the rules, and Russia shouldn't be singled out,'" Mr. DePeppe said.
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Both companies singled out the booming sales of their devices in the quarterly financial results that they reported on Thursday.
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Mueller has already singled out two separate groups of Russians for alleged roles in 2016, both accused of different conspiracies.
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He singled out London — and specifically Khan, with whom he has had a long-running media feud — for special criticism.
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But he says no one from the N.S.A. has contacted him about being singled out publicly by the Shadow Brokers.
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But in the echo chambers of social media, Dr. Nandakumar — who is not Muslim — was singled out as an enemy.
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According to the defenders of the hoax, it shows that the academic fields singled out are lacking in scholarly rigor.
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He singled out former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton, a hawk on Iran who left his job on Tuesday.
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A Treasury statement said the sanctions singled out North Koreans working in China, Russia, Libya and the United Arab Emirates.
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But I have forever been singled out as the guy who won the Masters because of some damn clerical mistake.
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The two employees said at the protest that they had been singled out for their criticism of different Google policies.
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The ACA makes clear that birth control should not be singled out for different treatment than other health care benefits.
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He has singled out CNN, the cable news network owned by Time Warner, with particular rancor for its election coverage.
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Trump has regularly singled out businesses for commendation and condemnation on Twitter, even before he became a candidate for president.
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Péladan singled out for praise Rops's "Les Sataniques," a series of etchings depicting visibly aroused demons penetrating and killing women.
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Citi singled out the backlash against Snapchat's redesign as the main reason they downgraded the stock to a sell rating.
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He then singled out Senator Claire McCaskill, Missouri's Democratic senator, who faces re-election next year, for a pointed threat.
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In addition to the list above, Vivek singled out three companies that make for lucrative options trades this season: 22.31.
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And he had been relentlessly singled out for rebutting Kremlin apologists about the seizure of Crimea and subversion of Ukraine.
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Prasad singled out Facebook's handling of Indian user data related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and WhatsApp's role in lynchings.
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It was unclear what impact, if any, the sanctions would have on the groups China has singled out for punishment.
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As North Korea's biggest trading partner, China is often singled out by US President Donald Trump for not severing ties.
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The company also singled out Brian O'Kelley, CEO of AppNexus, and Susan Athey, an economist at Stanford University's business school.
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Mr. Trump singled out those in attendance who had been part of the "Never Trump" movement, drawing a large laugh.
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As for his victories and losses over the course of the last 10 years, Mr. Ban singled out two crises.
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The 2018 National Defense Strategy singled out Russia and China as the two principal challenges to U.S. prosperity and security.
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It was even singled out in a lawsuit as evidence that Monsanto's product may be virtually impossible to use properly.
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Investigators believed the grocery where the shooting ended was randomly singled out by the gunmen, the New York Times reported.
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She singled out pensions as the most acute issue because retirees have so far only lost income in recent years.
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Turnbull singled out terrorists' use of the Internet to spread propaganda, recruit members and plan attacks as a key concern.
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After all, Acthar's pricing pattern is very similar to those of the companies singled out by the Senate Aging Committee.
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So, to be singled out as having done something wrong or something that is anti-American ... it just smells bad.
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He singled out the Clean Water Rule, an E.P.A. regulation designed to protect streams and other waterways, as regulatory overreach.
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Rockefeller Family Fund Director Lee Wasserman said Exxon was not singled out when it granted about $25,000 to InsideClimate News.
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Gui, the owner of Mighty Current, which owns Causeway Bay Books, was singled out by the others as the mastermind.
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Facebook added that German regulators had unfairly singled out the company for business practices that are common in the industry.
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Neither China nor Huawei were invited to the event, although participants said no country or company was being singled out.
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Justices across the ideological spectrum said they suspected that the law had singled out centers run by opponents of abortion.
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Congressmen on both sides of the aisle singled out the role that social media companies have had in fueling hatred online.
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Italian bank shares have tumbled in recent days on fears the ECB had singled out some banks because of their vulnerabilities.
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Looking ahead for cues for next week, McGlew singled out U.S. unemployment figures, due for release later in the global day.
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But what was particularly interesting was Lohan's claims of being singled out at an airport because she was wearing a headscarf.
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Trump's order singled out Bears Ears, calling for an interim report on the monument designated by President Obama within 45 days.
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Boeing shares declined more than 3% amid speculation the airplane maker could be singled out by China in the trade war.
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Loewentritt was singled out by the Trump administration and Republican lawmakers for illegally turning the transition team's records over to Mueller.
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Warren singled out three of tech's biggest players in a speech about the perils of "consolidation and concentration" throughout the economy.
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"In no way, shape or form was Ms. Omar singled out for being Muslim, and the insinuation is insulting," Brown said.
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"If the world is tricked, if the world believed, why is Ann Freedman being singled out?" said Luke Nikas, her lawyer.
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The year "2019 started of well", Chief Executive Lard Friese said, as he singled out a 72% increase in new sales.
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The male auditioner asked the size-two woman Kate singled out to sing the same song that Kate had just attempted.
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Duterte himself singled out the publication in his State of the Nation address last July, claiming it is fully American owned.
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So even though it singled out three big companies in the June 22 notice, its target is really the smaller firms.
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Perhaps this immigration spat is part of why Huntington Beach is being "singled out" now, muses Michael Gates, the city attorney.
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Another 96 big businessmen were singled out; the entirety, in fact, of the billionaires list from the Russian edition of Forbes.
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However, Deutsche Bank, which was the only German bank singled out in the EBA's recent stress tests, has cancelled its dividend.
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But one has been singled out for special treatment: Oleg Deripaska, owner of the world's largest aluminium producer outside of China.
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Yes. As I indicated above, Definers helped us respond to unfair claims where Facebook was been [sic] singled out for criticism.
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My most un-fond memory was being singled out of a group of six nabbed outside a train storage lay-up.
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He singled out Kenneth Frazier, the first African-American boss of pharmaceuticals giant Merck, for abuse on Twitter after his resignation.
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On Thursday, the state planning agency singled out regions such as Inner Mongolia, Fujian and Guangxi for failing to make progress.
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In a bizarre and highly publicized moment, Trump singled out the then-FBI director and pulled him in for a hug.
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And then came the capper yesterday, when Eddie Lampert said that Sears has been "unfairly singled out" by an "irresponsible" media.
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In particular, Zuckerberg's ongoing refusal to personally testify before the committee was singled out as an example of his failed leadership.
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President Trump has singled out the former for its brutality - labeling them "animals" - as part of his crackdown on illegal immigration.
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EXPLAINING Ronald Reagan's landslide victory over Jimmy Carter, The Economist's issue dated November 8th 1980 singled out a few big factors.
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Slights were singled out and replayed again and again, his mood worsening with each replay (he was always rerunning the DVR).
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During last year's annual address to the nation, Duterte singled out Rappler for being fully owned by Americans, which Rappler refutes.
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But eyewitness reports make clear the fact that the gunman, Army veteran John Robert Neumann, Jr., singled out his five victims.
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He singled out President Trump's calls for increased military spending on the part of NATO allies as particularly troubling to him.
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Often singled out because of their religion, Hazaras were persecuted by the Sunni Taliban during its 1996-2001 rule in Afghanistan.
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Defense attorneys, for their part, argued that their clients were unfairly singled out by prosecutors, and the shooting was McDonald's fault.
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AB singled out two little boys ... and after he started handing out swag to one of them -- the kid started BAWLING!!!
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He also highlighted his own roots as an immigrant – a group that Trump has singled out as a national security threat.
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At the press conference, Barr listed a long set of names to thank—the first one he singled out was Mueller's.
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Hoffman singled out Trump's refusal to sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and the events of Trump's first foreign trip.
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As governor, he signed a useless ban on Shariah law that singled out the state's Muslim residents for no valid reason.
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Oh, and if the NFL feels unfairly singled out on an issue that affects college football and the NHL as well?
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Couric added that she was also troubled by the behavior of Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee and singled out Sen.
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Human rights groups have protested, and some Muslims believe that they are being unfairly singled out by the expanded police measures.
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Apple has been singled out in Chinese media as a potential target for retaliation in the event of a trade war.
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Cruz singled out Waters hours after Capitol Police intercepted a suspicious package at a congressional mail-sorting facility addressed to her.
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She singled out as potential targets Amazon subsidiaries Zappos and Whole Foods; Google's Nest and DoubleClick; and Facebook's WhatsApp and Instagram.
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The corporations singled out for public shaming by Oxfam have not broken the law and Oxfam offers no evidence of wrongdoing.
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Omar Metwally and Arian Moayed, the actors in the Atlantic Theater Company production, were singled out for their performances as well.
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In his remarks, Gottlieb singled out e-cigarette brand Juul as a top choice among high school and middle school students.
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The Comparably rating isn't the first time GoDaddy has been singled out for being a good place for women to work.
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As one of the largest people in her workplace, she knew she'd be singled out for conversations about diet and exercise.
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The group singled out language in the bill that calls for using the so-called PASO standard when determining political activity.
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Americans learned in 85033 that the IRS had systematically singled out conservative nonprofits in the build-up to the 2012 election.
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He singled out Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, who last month warned residents of an impending Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid.
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A staff of around 150,000 is often singled out as enjoying enviable job and pension rights under decades of monopoly status.
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Janet Maslin, in a prescient review in The New York Times, singled out the promising talent of an adolescent Kirsten Dunst.
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Some students demonstrated, saying that the posters singled out African-American women in an effort to promote an anti-abortion campaign.
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She singled out as potential targets Amazon subsidiaries Zappos and Whole Foods; Google's Nest and DoubleClick; and Facebook's WhatsApp and Instagram.
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Exxon has said it has been unfairly singled out and that climate activists are conspiring to rally public opinion against it.
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The man who said he doesn't like to stand out on the pool deck has been singled out for media interviews.
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South Korean firms have not been singled out so far, but some have embarked on preemptive moves to ward off criticism.
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But the Task Force has singled out one type of risk—climate change—for separate treatment using a universal disclosure framework.
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Meanwhile, Kenya has been singled out by Microsoft founder Bill Gates for its "pioneering" innovation of digital payments platform M-Pesa.
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Floberg singled out a new FCC policy approved on Wednesday that would limit local governments' ability to regulate small cell deployment.
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Last week, Democratic leaders issued a new agenda that singled out the cable industry as an example of bad antitrust law.
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Some analysts have singled out GM's Hamtramck plant in Detroit as one of the most vulnerable because of plummeting car sales.
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Groups of people end up feeling singled out as wrongdoers for behaviors or injustices they have not been a part of.
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It singled out the case of Biti and signaled that Zambia could face consequences for its role in handing him back.
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Simon Pegg (Tim): Jess and I were singled out by a producer for a show we had worked on called Asylum.
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Trump had specifically singled out Canada's 270 percent tariff on dairy products for limiting American products' access to its northern neighbor.
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We could not find another instance where a president had singled out particular members of Congress and denied their CODEL request.
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He singled out Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer and New York's Andrew Cuomo who have won plaudits for their handling of the crisis.
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Trump has singled out one outlet for praise: One America News Network, a television outlet even more fawning than Fox News.
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For some parishioners, the grand jury report need not be mentioned: For them, the Catholic Church was being unfairly singled out.
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But that push has prompted complaints from American tech giants, which argue that they are being unfairly singled out by Brussels.
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A Communist Party-linked newsmagazine singled out the American companies that it said had penetrated most deeply into China's information infrastructure.
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In his paper arguing for the return of asylums, Dr. Sisti singled out the Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital in Massachusetts.
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Stop-and-frisk was ruled unconstitutional in New York because it largely singled out black and hispanic — Trump: No, you're wrong.
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The public security minister singled out George Soros — still a target of conspiracy theories — as a supporter of liberal party officials.
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The directive obviously harkens to President Donald Trump's immigration ban, which targeted several of the countries singled-out by this policy.
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His family's landowner status trailed him in the classroom, where he was singled out from children born to farmers and soldiers.
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"You're a child Robert Francis," he shot back, again using O'Rourke's legal name, after the presidential candidate singled out his threat.
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But if all three move together, then one of them can't be singled out as having cast the dreaded 50th vote.
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But the P.T.M. and independent human rights groups have said that the operations were often illegal and singled out innocent civilians.
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O'Keeffe, of course, is an art world star, one of the first of the 20th century's artists singled out for celebrity.
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Some House Republicans on Wednesday have aired concerns that heated political rhetoric prompted the shooting, but none have singled out Sanders.
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He later singled out such groups by name but also doubled down on his original stance blaming "both sides" for violence.
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He singled out Susan Thornton, a career diplomat serving as acting assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs.
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Mr. Cuomo is the second possible Democratic presidential contender that the Republican group America Rising PAC has singled out for scrutiny.
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The ministry singled out the U.S., saying it was spreading panic instead of offering significant assistance to halt the coronavirus outbreak.
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" He singled out Joe Biden: "He was only a good vice president because he knew how to kiss Barack Obama's ass.
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The Trump administration has not said why it has singled out wine and food in a dispute over industry and technology.
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Earlier Sunday, Trump singled out Schiff, saying the congressman was rightly blaming the Obama administration for its handling of Russian interference.
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