"But the persistent singling out ... it got to a point where it was just outright disrespectful ... the explicit singling out of newly elected women of color," she added.
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"But the persistent singling out ... it got to a point where it was just outright disrespectful ... the explicit singling out of newly elected women of color," Ocasio-Cortez added.
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Singling out Facebook could be a solution to that problem.
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The military government denies it is singling out the family.
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Generally though, he has avoided singling out players by name.
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DeGeneres' speech included singling out what Burnett meant to her.
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He's not worried about possible 2020 Democratic challengers, singling out Sens.
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Not that we should necessarily be singling out Logitech, mind you.
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"Throw out the outliers," Blizzard said, singling out Rasmussen in particular.
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Tech groups are already complaining about regulators singling out internet giants.
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Ocasio-Cortez also returned Khanna's compliment by singling out his performance.
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But it's singling out, obviously, elected officials who made tough decisions.
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But many see the comments as unfairly singling out black South Africans.
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Adults noticing those behaviors should avoid singling out kids and chastising them.
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SO I THINK, WHAT THE PRESIDENT IS, HE'S NOT SINGLING OUT CHINA.
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" Then they commenced singling out people around the room to "get ripped.
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Some have criticized the singling out of J.H.S. 162 as somewhat arbitrary.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the requirement was unrealistic, singling out one doctor.
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Ergo, the NYPD is singling out individuals for stops based on their race.
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Also 2635.101(b)(8) bars preferential treatment, with obvious corollary for singling out.
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A president singling out transgender Americans for isolation and second class citizenship is.
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Ronson thanked those on the industry side, singling out a few music legends.
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Moreover, singling out Huawei because it is headquartered in China makes little sense.
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Police and state officials have denied using excessive force or singling out Muslims.
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Police and state officials have denied using excessive force or singling out Muslims.
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It involves singling out a particular trait of the person you're speaking with.
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Oliver pointed his finger at the media, singling out the Today show in particular.
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Previous attacks involved machete-wielding men singling out individual activists, foreigners and religious minorities.
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It's no coincidence that singling out Chicago became so widespread during Barack Obama's presidency.
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So what sort of electronics is the TSA singling out with this new policy?
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"He was certainly singling out the individuals he shot," Demings told reporters Monday afternoon.
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Witnesses to the Ouagadougou attack spoke of gunmen singling out white foreigners for execution.
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One official told CNN "it's just personalizing the President's frustration," by singling out Nicholson.
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Singling out plastic surgery as both unnecessary and unnatural is missing the bigger picture.
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But Mr. Trump is unique in singling out individual companies for ridicule with regularity.
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He called for a "long" confinement for those responsible, without singling out any individuals.
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A guest conductor was browbeating us in rehearsal and singling out individuals for abuse.
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Mr. Trump insulted Mr. Stephanopoulos personally in Phoenix while singling out his news organization.
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"You have pretty high breakeven oil prices," he said, singling out Oman and Bahrain.
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Merkel prefers security standards to be the yardstick rather than singling out individual firms.
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Everybody in the world is talking about cybersecurity and they are singling out Huawei.
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It is this singling out for exceptional status that the peace movement argues against.
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Instead, he suggested I speak with analysts, singling out Mr. Wilbur of Raymond James.
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NYPD is still singling out blacks and Hispanics for weed arrests NYPD is still singling out blacks and Hispanics for weed arrests When it comes to low-level drug arrests, the NYPD is no less biased than it was 20 years ago.
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Singling out fringe hate movements can also let people downplay harm from less extreme groups.
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Police across the country will now have a harder time singling out individual Twitter users.
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President Donald Trump continued his attacks on four US Congresswomen, this time singling out Rep.
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She seemed to be singling out ones that asked about the possibility of a baby.
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Increasingly, researchers and HIV advocates are also singling out another potential cause of transmission: incarceration.
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China's commerce ministry announced the move on Friday without singling out any country or company.
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My only mention of Trump was when I disagreed with him for singling out Muslims.
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On Wednesday, he issued a statement blasting Republicans for singling out Clinton over the issue.
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But President Trump's moves, especially singling out more individuals for sanctions, are a good start.
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"This is the failure of the investigation agencies," Bordans said, singling out the state prosecutor.
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President Trump campaigned on a populist, anti-immigration agenda, often singling out refugees as targets.
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But the Australians have couched their new legislation in general terms, never singling out China.
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Singling out one individual is not only extremely difficult, it also comes with serious considerations.
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Hours after the rally where Schumer appeared, Roberts issued the statement singling out his comments.
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Singling out energy and transport, Putin said Moscow wanted to deepen its cooperation with Greece.
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It is simply that singling out protected speech for taxation is both dangerous and unconstitutional.
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He's also accused Democrats of singling out Sinclair for criticism because of its editorial leanings.
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The Supreme Court in June upheld the lower court ruling singling out those 28 districts.
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"I can only warn people," Mr. Cohen said, singling out the pliant Republicans before him.
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I also advise candidates to avoid singling out the frontrunners and attacking them by name. Why?
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By singling out Mexico for punishment, Trump fails to recognize the truly global reality of migration.
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But what if the United States imposed a worldwide tariff, rather than singling out specific countries?
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A spokesman for the Estonian Presidency said he was unaware of any paper singling out Trump.
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Ocasio-Cortez fired back at Pelosi, accusing her of "singling out" women of color in Congress.
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President Donald Trump has regularly attacked the media, sometimes singling out organizations and reporters for criticism.
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" Ocasio-Cortez later told the Washington Post that Pelosi's remarks have felt like "persistent singling out.
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Trump continued his morning media attack by singling out his former pals at MSNBC's Morning Joe:
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Singling out China among top risks, Liikanen said that a bigger slowdown could have global repercussions.
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Other changes are also expected, including no longer singling out Syrian refugees for an indefinite ban.
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She wastes no time in body-shaming Anne and singling out her freckles and "carrot" hair.
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Apple isn't singling out Flash: it'll also be blocking other browser plugins, like Silverlight and Java.
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Could be singling out a group for poor performance when it was due to external circumstances.
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When singling out U.S.-targeted deals, the numbers look much more ominous, warned Citigroup's veteran banker.
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Singling out the exact moment a star earned the "super" prefix is hardly cut and dried.
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However, the practice of singling out students who have unpaid lunch debt has received widespread criticism.
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If it doesn't take this path, the administration is effectively singling out LGBTQ people for discrimination.
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He'd been a strict bandleader and had often hurt my feelings by singling out my incompetence.
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"Singling out mental illness is misguided and tends to further stigmatize mental health problems," Mills said.
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And he's risen to power by singling out illegal immigration as the country's most urgent problem.
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Not all gold miners had performed poorly, Kim said, singling out Africa-focused Randgold Resources Ltd RRS.
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Now, analysts are increasingly singling out the government's mismanagement as a key catalyst of the ongoing terror.
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They're built with facial-recognition technology, which is why they're so adept at singling out their targets.
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Who is this guy and why is he explicitly singling out a Native American woman of color?
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Cantor also levied criticism at some of the Democrats running for president against Trump, singling out Sen.
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" Bannon added that he wasn't singling out a particular political party, but rather "the permanent political class.
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Donald Trump had won the election in part by singling out China for "raping" the United States.
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"The U.N. spends more than half of its time singling out one country," she said in March.
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"I love to see the way the guys are swinging the bat," Rodriguez said, singling out Hicks.
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But the service has been getting a lot of flak recently for singling out one racial group.
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"I don't see the singling-out of Thaksin and the Shinawatra family," said government spokesman Puttipong Punnakan.
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Woods said he spent a week in the Bahamas testing putters before singling out the Ardmore 3.
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But he refrained from singling out specific candidates and went almost entirely unmentioned himself during the broadcast.
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Singling out one segment of the internet ecosystem for special and more onerous treatment is flawed policy.
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He's not shy about singling out one particular aide for a lashing, even with others looking on.
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Instead he took a page from Trump's playbook and went on offense, singling out Wilson for condemnation.
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"That one's mine," the man in black said, singling out his tag, "Adam Bomb," written in red.
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Without singling out any incident, Ms. Coronel has noted her dislike for what has happened in court.
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More important, our economy is too big to make policy by singling out individual companies and ranting.
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Or is the large military presence why North Korea is singling out Guam in the first place?
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Nils and his colleagues must determine whether hateful content is singling out an ethnic group or individuals.
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Mr. Rich, singling out a scene involving the slaughter of a pig, invoked another famous Broadway flop.
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But there's little point to singling out individual scholars or institutions, for the real problem is systemic.
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By singling out the lower frequencies of the song you can hear this... an 808 bass drum.
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But singling out a lone constituent — and being caught doing so — suggests, perhaps, a feeling of disquiet.
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Trump has throughout his presidency derided the media, often singling out specific reporters and organizations for criticism.
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Many Republicans have criticized the for-profit regulations for singling out one sector in a larger industry.
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In response, Ocasio-Cortez suggested that Pelosi was singling out the four women, who are women of color.
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Trump routinely criticized bankers during his populist run to the White House, singling out Goldman for specific criticisms.
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The company isn't unfairly singling out Kaspersky, he explained — it frequently creates marketing campaigns that specifically target competitors.
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"I want to be clear about something: this is not about singling out any individual company," Ginsberg wrote.
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Trump has promised to roll back regulations, singling out the Dodd-Frank Act as one that's overly burdensome.
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CNBC combed through company research to find analysts from different industries singling out stocks in their coverage universes.
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He also shared a tweet from a user who was singling out one of CNN's reporters, Jeff Zeleny.
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The campaign has blamed other candidates for some of their troubles, including singling out Kasich as a spoiler.
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Perhaps realizing the perils of singling out his former boss's daughter, Ebell was more restrained with that criticism.
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Official media have also carefully avoided singling out any of the senior officials as the person in charge.
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In subsequent months, he has doubled down, singling out this small part of a large complex immigration system.
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"The council must also end its practice of wrongly singling out Israel for criticism," Haley wrote in June.
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Earlier Wednesday, Bass warned that singling out Omar could lead to more security threats against the freshman lawmaker.
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Singling out a particular creator or campaign goes against everything for their neutral, open-to-all-platforms DNA.
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Singling out investigators who receive EPA funding for exclusion is unfair and robs the agency of critical expertise.
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This month, tensions exploded when Ocasio-Cortez accused Pelosi of singling out Democratic women of color for criticism.
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Despite that, the administration is denying any singling out of this deal for political reasons connected to CNN.
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The president began singling out Mr. Sanders at his "Keep America Great" rallies as well as on Twitter.
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On the other, they oppose singling out minority groups, particularly nonwhite minorities, in laws restricting freedom of expression.
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State leaders, however, said Congress, in singling out certain states, had broken an implicit compact with the states.
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Generally, "there is no singling out of any race, creed, color, religion or anything else," the sergeant said.
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Judge Furman added that those suspicions were bolstered by President Trump's "racially charged" statements singling out immigrant minorities.
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Tellingly, the singling out of Jews for special protection in the order left some feeling still more exposed.
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SORNA violates our nation's founding documents by singling out a specific category of offenders for unfair, unconstitutional punishment.
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He has been aggressive about singling out pharmaceutical companies for "getting away with murder" with their "astronomical" prices.
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Now that they are surrounded by chocolate cereal, singling out the marshmallows will be a thing of the past.
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Germany this month set tougher criteria for all telecoms equipment vendors, without singling out Huawei and ignoring U.S. pressure.
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Trump's tweet makes it clear that he's singling out the Freedom Caucus and only the Freedom Caucus for blame.
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This, say the professors, allows them to argue that they are not singling out Israel by omitting only it.
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Add in the thorny legal and ethical considerations, and the task of singling out shooters seems even more unlikely.
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The president's insistence on singling out the four progressives comes despite resistance from members of his own party. Sen.
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Downey Jr. continued praising technology throughout the talk, singling out Artificial Intelligence as the advancement that gave him hope.
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He also criticized Democratic rival Hillary Clinton for what he says is singling out individual companies during the campaign.
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On October 31st he vowed to "go after" Britain's plutocrats, singling out five individuals and bemoaning a "corrupt system".
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Singling out certain products for special treatment would give our partners strong reasons to object and must be avoided.
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"We can't continue to lose hundreds of billions of dollars to Japan," Trump said, singling out Japanese auto manufacturers.
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He spent the bulk of his time on Monday singling out Omar, a frequent target of the president's criticism.
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"It is a different type of running," Cork said, singling out his experience of playing Manchester City, in particular.
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I believe there's nothing discriminatory in singling out the Jewish state for behavior the A.S.A. accepts from other states.
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Its report singling out the kingdom's prominent online critics drew widespread condemnation when The Times revealed it last month.
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They also accused the Obama administration of abusing the law by singling out oil and gas companies for prosecution.
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"It would be imposed on the entire industry, not just singling out a single company," Fields told the publication.
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Singling out one group of people, in this case people with disabilities, for disfavored and deadly treatment is discriminatory.
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" Singling out transgender service members is "unfair," writes Mr. Murray, but he also argues the military is "never fair.
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The Internal Revenue Service was accused of singling out conservative groups applying for nonprofit status between 2010 and 2013.
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"Investments in real estate would be one of the main final solutions," Felicio said, singling out London and Rome.
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He says the provinces aren't singling out doctors who violate the act, mainly because the reporting system is voluntary.
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CNBC combed through sell-side stock research to find companies that analysts are singling out in their respective coverage universes.
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However, Trump's singling out of Chicago suggests a high or increasing homicide rate -- and that is not supported by facts.
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Bolanos throughout the hearing directed sharp questions at Johnson's lawyers, singling out remarks they made to the jury during trial.
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"I think that sometimes we've gone too far," Giudicelli said in an interview with Tennis magazine, singling out Williams' look.
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Tiffany Haddish is one of the latest women to call out sexual misconduct in Hollywood, and she's singling out comedians.
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In the interview, footage from the Lifetime series shows coach Abby Lee Miller singling out Ziegler among the young dancers.
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The importance of singling out women, in particular, to celebrate this year's National Space Day is not lost on McNitt.
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However, he expressed some concern over the recent statements of some US politicians, singling out Republican US Senator Lindsey Graham.
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Unfortunately, that obsession -- characterized by the singling out and demonizing Jews while embracing their murderers -- keeps European anti-Semitism thriving.
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Trump has repeatedly feuded with CNN, accusing the network of bias against him and even singling out individual journalists there.
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And while she certainly sees a need for change, she's hesitant about singling out her rapist and "destroying" his life.
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" She did, however, watch the show, singling out one performance in particular: Ed Sheeran, who played "Castle on the Hill.
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In both cases, Trump is singling out black men for not being properly grateful and for standing up for themselves.
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"Who is this guy and why is he explicitly singling out a Native American woman of color?" the message read.
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The most extreme resort to Holocaust inversion, boycotts, blacklists, and other singling-out methods reminiscent of Europe's anti-Semitic past.
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He said Trump has "no ideology" behind his policies, specifically singling out his words of support for the LGBT community.
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The president and Todd have a contentious relationship, with Trump regularly singling out Todd and his network for harsh criticism.
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But Trump has remained adamant that certain countries aren't spending enough, regularly singling out Germany for not meeting its commitment.
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But his singling out of CNN in the context of an alleged plot against him was lost on no one.
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But censorship here is also about singling out and pressuring certain individuals, thereby intimidating the arts community as a whole.
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Trump often criticizes what he calls the "fake news media," many times singling out the New York Times and CNN.
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Even for a sophisticated tech company like Microsoft, singling out individuals in the digital miasma has proved just about impossible.
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"People behaving badly is fun, fun, fun, fun, fun," Lucas said, singling out Mary Tyrone's troubles in Eugene O'Neill's classic.
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Chanos focused on Continental Resources during his presentation, but said Kynikos is not singling out the shale oil drilling pioneer.
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I'm singling out these three somewhat randomly, but also because they've traveled particularly self-mortifying journeys away from self-respect.
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Singling out Ukrainian officials' remarks gives a grossly misleading impression about the eastern European country's role in the 2016 election.
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"You're singling out a particular destination with the intention of paying locals for sex to satisfy a fetish," she said.
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The inherent arbitrariness and injustice wrought by AB22020's singling out of freelance writers and photojournalists make the law unconstitutional.
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They are singling out steel while blaming Chinese industrial policies for overcapacity in other sectors, like aluminum and solar panels.
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The court avoided other officials implicated in the scandal, deepening suspicion that its singling out of Mr. Sharif was opportunistic.
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" Lofgren agreed, singling out a case cited Monday by Justice Stephen Breyer that "really nailed it on the standing issue.
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" He lauded the State Department's weekend statement singling out the Iranian people as the "longest-suffering victims of Iran's leaders.
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"There is uncertainly about the high-tech sector and about Donald Trump just singling out an American company," Morici said.
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The still life ensnares the eye into singling out or lingering on objects, effectively reconstructing the visual process of othering.
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Instead of singling out one specific influencer to give the award to, this year the BET Awards will honor six people.
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It says the protests were organised by local extensions of "forces which control global capital", singling out billionaire philanthropist George Soros.
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NBA2K publicly touts its ultra-realistic graphics and player design, specifically singling out tattoo recreation as an element of that realism.
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So the researchers compared the two groups, singling out any inherited genetic variations that might have contributed to their cancer risk.
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Instead of singling out the white supremacists and neo-Nazis who gathered in Charlottesville to save a statue of Confederate Gen.
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CNBC did a deep dive through company research to find analysts from different industries singling out stocks in their coverage universes.
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Rather, the Puritans argued, singling out any day for a "holiday" implied that celebrants thought of other days as less holy.
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The questionnaire raised alarm for singling out climate scientists, and was criticized by some members of Congress and the White House.
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It's how a seller might end up singling out a particular pair of novelty socks as a lucrative candidate for hijacking.
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It seems more than a few days ago that Ocasio-Cortez claimed the speaker was "singling out" freshmen women of color.
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"I've ordered the capture of all the fascist terrorists," he said, singling out a Caracas district mayor, Carlos Ocariz, for blame.
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Clark said he'd like to hear Trump open up rather than "singling out" minority groups and suggesting the U.S. excludes them.
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Le Certain Regard is here to welcome all of it," he said, singling out the selection's Egyptian film, Mohamed Diab's "Clash.
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But by singling out Mr. Kim, its 32-year-old leader, Washington sought to use pressure over human rights as leverage.
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Is the government unconstitutionally disfavoring certain types of political speech by singling out corporate lobbyists for heavier restrictions than their colleagues?
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In literal fashion, the students did, with at least a half-dozen students singling out the same student. Ooof. http://wapo.
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While the film classification board doesn't exclusively ban movies for queerness, it has an extensive history of singling out LGBTQ content.
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Mellman said the group was singling out Sanders because of concerns about his electability as well as his record on Israel.
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The point isn't that candidates should be singling out a particular thing as the one true goal of subsidized child care.
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Andrew M. Cuomo cast blame solely on the Senate for the deal's demise, singling out individual senators for attack by name.
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" The 26-year-old continued, thanking her cast and singling out her young co-star Jacob Tremblay, crediting him as her "inspiration.
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" Also singling out Tori (who is "just a hell of a lot of fun"), he notes that "this cast is super solid.
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"The adventure was amazing and will live with me forever," Ranieri said in a statement Friday, singling out the club&aposs supporters.
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"There is no bipartisanship in Washington today to speak of," he said, singling out the conservative House Freedom Caucus as a culprit.
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At first, the Trump administration seemed to be encouraging this approach, singling out products for which there were plenty of available alternatives.
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On Tuesday, Obama said it wasn't only Trump who was fueling the slide in global standing, singling out some of Texas Sen.
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This contrasted with his enthusiasm for Brexiteers, singling out Boris Johnson as a great potential successor to Theresa May as prime minister.
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" Singling out Shelton specifically in his farewell message on Instagram shortly after the news broke Friday, Levine wrote, "BLAKE F—IN' SHELTON.
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"Without singling out any particular — I don't need to — there are so many like that," Putnam told me in a recent interview.
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In a speech, Rubio said the technology could supercharge misinformation campaigns led by foreign powers, singling out Russia as a particular threat.
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He further claims that this tax isn't even applied across the board—singling out Uber and Deliveroo as examples of free riders.
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Until recently, investors interested in emerging market funds had few ways of singling out companies with standout environmental, social and governance records.
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But Hamilton's party had spent much of the previous decade singling out Jefferson as a radical, irreligious, and dangerously double-faced demagogue.
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He reiterated that the central bank's policy decisions would remain data dependent, singling out inflation as one of the Fed's top concerns.
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It's like giving a homily at Mass and, rather than talking to all of us, singling out one person in the pew.
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But his focus has been on improving college access and affordability for all students, not necessarily singling out HBCUs for special help.
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Mr. Butt said militant groups had started singling out activists who had been campaigning on social media against injustice and religious intolerance.
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By singling out Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, they suggest, prosecutors risk criminalizing long-accepted ways of conducting politics in the state.
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The story notes that CNN has not been assigning emojis next to stories from other major digital competitors in singling out FoxNews.com.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump again took to Twitter to criticize the FBI, this time singling out two FBI officials Saturday afternoon.
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Joe Neguse, a Democrat representing Colorado, singling out Facebook -- which owns an array of popular services, including Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
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"Places where the value is are places where the stress is," Barker said, singling out financial and materials sectors in emerging markets.
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Congress passed the resolution earlier this week, pushing Trump to put his signature on something expressly singling out white supremacy for condemnation.
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" He added, "All of these artists should be acknowledged, rather than singling out an individual, whether it be Kendrick or anyone else.
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The only difference between projections using the pro-gun scholars' preferred variables and the other two panels came when singling out murder.
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Throughout 2017, Duterte stepped up criticism of certain press outlets, singling out Rappler as "fake news" and "foreign-owned" in public speeches.
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" Minutes after singling out Cuomo and Whitmer, Trump tweeted that his administration "is working very well with the Governors and State officials.
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As Booker spoke, Trump told reporters he has "concerns about the rise of any group of hate," not singling out white supremacists.
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The problem is that singling out what's most important to you in a new town may be the biggest challenge of all.
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Trump regularly decries the media as "fake news," often singling out networks and publications individually to criticize their reporting on his administration.
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By singling out women for protection, the law has also been criticized as discriminatory, breaching the equality principles of the Spanish Constitution.
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On Tuesday, Trump said he was still considering imposing tariffs and mentioned imported European vehicles in particular, without singling out any brands.
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By singling out a particular country, the former president is actually doing more harm to than whatever the perceived benefits may be.
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The newspaper The Weekly Anglo-African gave the event glowing coverage, singling out Gloucester's delegation for wearing nearly identical striped calico gowns.
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Both those groups have repeatedly drawn ire from Brazil's political leaders, with politicians often singling out individual journalists and newspapers for criticism.
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Late last year, Trump escalated the attacks, singling out Weissmann by name in a barrage of tweets against the special counsel's work.
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But Trump hijacked the meeting, returning to the issue of members' defense spending and singling out Germany's Angela Merkel for harsh criticism.
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"With KD out, we needed someone to step up," forward Draymond Green said, singling out small forward Nick Young, who scored 2157 points.
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Both services are examples of what's known as "zero rating," that is, singling out specific apps and services from counting toward data limits.
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"Singling out one state for coercion and retribution as a means to compel conformity with preferred federal policies is unconstitutional," the suit says.
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It was not clear who the President was singling out, though his tweet could be a catchall for any Republican -- such as Sen.
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Not all rivers, mind you, but by singling out the worst plastic emitters, the group can make a bigger dent in the problem.
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CNBC did a deep dive through sell-side stock research to find companies that analysts are singling out in their respective coverage universes.
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The big names in the report are hardly surprising, with the investment bank singling out major players such as Tencent, Baidu, and Alibaba.
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Now, there may be a legitimate debate about whether President Trump is unfairly singling out Muslims in his efforts to make America safe.
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There is certainly a very good argument to be made in terms of political theory against presidents singling out and shaming private companies.
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"Welcome to the Labour Party", Mr Corbyn said, singling out the young people who have joined Labour in such numbers in recent months.
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It also attacked what it called the "singling out" of particular groups, apparently a reference to the exclusion of Jabhat Fateh al-Sham.
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There are three others worth singling out: Economists and policymakers have gotten these ideas wrong for decades, at great cost to the public.
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There's been a push in the nutrition community to move away from singling out and vilifying nutrients and focus instead of eating patterns.
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It would be grimly ironic if, by singling out the gang in speeches, the Trump administration makes it more attractive to potential recruits.
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"High levels of interest spending on public debt threatens productive allocation of public resources," the report said, singling out Brazil, Lebanon and Egypt.
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"The defense looks pretty deep back there," Kane told the Chicago Sun-Times, while also singling out Trevor van Riemsdyk and Michal Kempny.
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Mr. Jordan brandished a recent court opinion that suggested that the I.R.S. was still singling out conservative groups, but Mr. Koskinen denied that.
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In 203, for example, President Trump announced that his team would publish a weekly report of crimes committed by immigrants, singling out Mexicans.
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PolitiFact called Mr. Romney's statement "half-true," which gave more ammunition to Republicans who accused Ms. Crowley of singling out their candidate unfairly.
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When Pence took the stage, he spoke at times about the church shooting, singling out the church's pastor, Frank Pomeroy, for special applause.
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In November, the Treasury Department recommended regulators focus on activities across the financial system, rather than singling out individual firms for tougher scrutiny.
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The president earlier this week took aim at late-night hosts, singling out NBC's Jimmy Fallon, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel and CBS's Stephen Colbert.
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Gunmen from the Islamist militant group stormed the Cappuccino restaurant and the Splendid Hotel on Friday night, singling out white people for slaughter.
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The Fox host went after the FBI and the Justice Department, singling out fired Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and fired Director James Comey.
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In arguing against a reduction of words, the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers urged singling out "bad briefs" rather than only lengthy ones.
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He blamed Iran and Russia — even singling out President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia by name — for their support of the Syrian government.
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The president followed up with a pair of Twitter posts singling out the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, for the first time.
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"We have a lot that unites us," she said at the news conference, singling out questions of migration and the fight against terrorism.
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" Singling out Wray, he went on to note that sometimes the officials' jobs intersect with political affairs — which Risch said can get "messy.
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It followed that this month with penalties against Mr. Putin's inner circle, singling out some of Russia's richest men and top government officials.
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On Monday, Trump delivered another statement, calling racism "evil" and singling out neo-Nazis and the KKK for their role at the rally.
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" Singling out one country that he accused of playing an underhand role, but chose not to name, he said: "Stay away from us.
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When it comes to singling out states with high marginal tax rates, most analysts like to point to California as the biggest offender.
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He used similar language as he has in the past, calling the show biased and unfunny, singling out Mr. Baldwin's impersonation of him.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Trump criticised European allies, singling out Macron for his "very nasty" comments portraying the NATO alliance as "experiencing brain death".
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Trump readdressed the matter Monday, calling racism "evil" and singling out the KKK and neo-Nazis among other groups for organizing the rally.
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Singling out women among the faces, the men hand out packets of sanitary pads as people run alongside the truck begging for candles.
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Singling out any one object, discipline, or person would be missing the point, because the experience of the place is the whole point.
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Singling out Planned Parenthood, and not other family planning providers, could be considered an "extraneous matter" that isn't relevant to the federal budget.
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Trump has made a habit of singling out specific companies when they do things he doesn't like, including Apple, Harley-Davidson, and Amazon.
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During his recent interview with the Times, Trump responded to a question about tax reform by singling out Cohn (who was in the room).
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In the announcements yesterday we spent a line or two saying that we&aposre still in discussion and particularly singling out Canada and Europe.
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Twitter noted that video ad formats "continued to show strength," singling out its Video Website Card, In-Stream Video Ads and First View ads.
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Pushing for a House vote on anti-Semitism really did feel like unfairly singling out Omar — and whitewashing the GOP's record in the process.
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"There was definitely this kind of sense of racial and imperialistic superiority, which comes through," she says, singling out Christabel Pankhurst as one example.
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So why is the FDA singling out the abortion pill for onerous restrictions that it does not require for equally or less safe drugs?
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I definitely don't want some people just singling out a few folks on the Jersey Shore TV show and thinking that's my entire state.
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Prosecutors say Roof planned the church attack for months, singling out victims who were black and elderly, and say that he showed no remorse.
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I'm not singling out every individual, but as a group we have guys feeling sorry for ourselves, and that's not going to cut it.
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TOO CLOSE Throughout 2017, Duterte stepped up criticism of certain press outlets, singling out Rappler as "fake news" and "foreign-owned" in public speeches.
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But she warned against singling out one among the thousands of humanitarian groups whose workers flocked to Haiti after its devastating earthquake in 2010.
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Turkey ordered another 47 journalists detained on Wednesday, singling out columnists and other staff of the now defunct Zaman newspaper, the government official said.
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Clinton a "world-class liar," singling out her statements about her email server and her "phony landing in Bosnia," a reference to comments Mrs.
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Mr. Koskinen was not even in government when the I.R.S. admitted to singling out the tax-exemption applications of Tea Party groups for scrutiny.
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Ocasio-Cortez accused Pelosi of singling out women of color for criticism as divisions linger over the passage of a $4.6 billion border bill.
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Trump was defiant and refused to take blame for Republican losses, singling out defeated candidates by name for failing to more fully embrace him.
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"High backs are very popular now," she said, singling out an armchair wrought in the sort of rattan that she had helped make fashionable.
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Singling out abortion for regulation that can't be justified on medical grounds is unacceptable, as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg emphasized in a concurring opinion.
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On his blog, he's not shy about criticizing federal agencies in post-mortems after storms, often singling out the National Centers for Environmental Prediction.
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In the meeting at City Hall, Ferguson resident John Knowles said he had a problem with the Department of Justice singling out the city.
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Steve Mollenkopf, Qualcomm's chief executive, has shied away from singling out Chinese officials but has also blamed the trade war for the deal's collapse.
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Singapore Journal SINGAPORE — Eugene Ng jabbed a pudgy finger against the side of the glass tank, like a predator singling out his unlucky target.
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"Some of Alibaba's 'new retail' initiatives have shown quite promising signs of initial success," said Jialong Shi, an analyst with Nomura, singling out Hema.
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Ravi's arrest is the latest in a series that makes clear that ICE is singling out immigrant activists and leaders for detention and deportation.
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But the IMF warned that now is the time for investors and policymakers to pay attention to growing debt, singling out the United States.
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So where do I get off singling out Lee Myung-se's crime thriller "Nowhere to Hide," which opened in New York 19 years ago?
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Trump spent most of his 2016 campaign denouncing "financial elites," often singling out Goldman Sachs, and insisting he'd end their influence in the Capitol.
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"Some want to listen, but others can only shout," the chancellor scolded, singling out the protesters from the far-right Alternative for Germany party.
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Many criticized him for singling out the teenager once again and suggested he was jealous that he wasn't picked as Person of the Year.
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He is collecting data in RELX's lab in Shenzhen to determine the risks and wants to run clinical trials, singling out the flavoring ingredients.
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Silicon Valley Democrats want to make people in general educated and entrepreneurial, rather than singling out disadvantaged groups and regulating capitalism to protect them.
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The singling out of China and Russia as "revisionist powers" also comes despite Trump's own attempts to build strong relations Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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E-COMMERCE The coalition has stated its intent to tax U.S. Big Tech more aggressively, singling out Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon by name.
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A pilot supplemental survey singling out young people was started in December 2000 in Boston, with several other cities, including New York, following within months.
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President Donald Trump and some other Republicans had alleged without evidence that Democrats were trying to steal the race, with Trump particularly singling out Elias.
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In a post-midterms press conference, Trump criticized Republican incumbents who did not embrace his support, pointedly singling out Love for giving him "no love."
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Shortly before Trump spoke, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani embarked on a prolonged tirade against the media, singling out the Times in particular.
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It's othering in the same way singling out someone based on their sexual orientation, race, weight, or anything else is (but more on that later).
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Although Mirziyoyev has promised to boost relations with Uzbekistan's main partners, he has avoided singling out Russia - or any other superpower - as the key one.
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The reason I'm singling out the 6-inch Edge over the 5-inch S7 isn't for it's Edge-like features (which are ok but whatever).
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Hauser does not think Republicans are unfairly singling out Menendez, but did argue the jury's unwillingness to convict reflects a trend of impunity for corruption.
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Immigration advocates also criticized the list for singling out the criminals among undocumented immigrants without acknowledging the contributions of the broader population to their communities.
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Zuckerberg, lambasted over whether "fake news" on social media swayed the election, managed to pen a 6,000-word salvo on society without singling out Trump.
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AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson spoke of these plans on Tuesday, singling out HBO as a Time Warner brand that has become a household name.
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His credibility and moral authority have been tarnished by a summer marked by his hesitation in singling out white supremacists after violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Most experts agree that the blanket ban violated net neutrality (by singling out WhatsApp traffic) and freedom of expression (by curbing Brazilians' ability to communicate).
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"Who is this guy and why is he explicitly singling out a Native American woman of color?" the official Democratic account wrote on Friday night.
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"Technology companies almost certainly will not develop responsible encryption if left to their own devices," Rosenstein said -- stopping short of singling out any specific companies.
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"Our words do matter," he said, urging his fellow leaders and member of Congress to tone down their rhetoric without singling out Trump for criticism.
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Pelosi defenders question AOC's remark A number of House Democrats came to Pelosi's defense on Thursday in the wake of Ocasio-Cortez's "singling out" comment.
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"You can't ignore the marketplace and the realities of the business now," Mr. Buckley said, singling out younger audiences as a concern for indie filmmakers.
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Her biggest confrontation with the press probably came in late June, when she derided the media's "fake news" against Trump, singling out CNN for abuse.
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"Without singling out any neighbor, I would like to say that no one has any right to poke their noses into here," Grybauskaite told reporters.
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Sorrell reckons it is too soon to write off the advertising holding companies, however, singling out Japan's Dentsu as the strongest of the global players.
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They are singling out this superior athlete and beautiful woman, despite the fact that she is not the first tennis player to wear a catsuit.
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Critics of the label have often pointed to the financial stability council's power to scrutinize risky practices as an alternative to singling out individual companies.
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Britain has accused Russia of poisoning Mr. Skripal, and on Wednesday it announced the first charges in the case, singling out two G.R.U. intelligence officers.
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At his New Year's Eve party at Mar-a-Lago, President Trump made a point of singling out a friend in the crowd: Hussain Sajwani.
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So in a way I think that we don't have a job to do that is engaged in singling out the old versus the new.
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While he did not provide indications on first-quarter performance, he noted that singling out a sector with good results is hard at this point.
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Ecommerce insights firm Edge by Ascential published a July 2019 report on the state of the grocery business, singling out instances of innovative delivery solutions.
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Yellen wrote that she was "enormously proud" to have worked with many "dedicated and highly able" men and women, singling out her predecessor Ben Bernanke.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer slammed Republicans Thursday for what he described as "delusional" and "paranoid" attempts to discredit the FBI — singling out GOP Sen.
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Ocasio-Cortez told The Washington Post Wednesday Pelosi has been explicitly "singling out of newly elected women of color" in her criticism of the outspoken progressives.
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All in all, Genderless Nipples just wants to make sure that Instagram's rules apply to everyone equally — instead of singling out anyone based on their gender.
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In the early days after the election, Trump's habit of singling out companies on Twitter for criticism led to speculation that he might send markets haywire.
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In May, Mulaudzi said Gordhan was not a suspect and that police were not singling out the finance minister in their investigation of the surveillance unit.
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The xenophobic belligerence of the Trump administration singling out and indiscriminately targeting Muslims will in fact vastly increase the animus toward innocent Americans around the globe.
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"I don't think they were singling out one country," said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, whose congressional panel is crafting tax reform legislation.
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She referred to some of the movement's methods as Stalinist, singling out the British writer Juliet Mitchell's relation of Maoist practice to the consciousness-raising session.
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That diffusion of expertise should present more challengers for gold in Rio, with Ki singling out improving Taiwan as a threat to team and individual titles.
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Anas Aremeyaw Anas Shortly after that investigation was published, Ghanaian lawmaker Kennedy Agyapong was filmed singling out Hussein-Suale, explicitly calling for him to be beaten.
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The idea is that the act of singling out Jews for discrimination with a particular marker is thwarted if non-Jews choose to wear it voluntarily.
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In his front-running bid for the GOP presidential nomination, Trump has largely framed his trade policy in terms of business negotiations, often singling out China.
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Julie, who eventually became teary-eyed during her remarks, thanked all the hosts of "The Talk," singling out each one and quickly reminiscing on their friendship.
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"We were surprised that some of them [teaching hospitals] were not as significant as we expected them to be," said Larkin, without singling out particular hospitals.
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Arpaio was convicted for willfully disobeying the law after a court ordered him to stop singling out drivers based on ethnicity and detaining them without charges.
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He was convicted for willfully disobeying the law after a court ordered him to stop singling out drivers based on ethnicity and detaining them without charges.
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He and his ilk have been singling out the needy for pain for decades, gunning for the earned benefits seniors pay their entire lives to enjoy.
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His arrest allows prosecutors and Judge Moro to counter mounting criticism that they were singling out politicians from Ms. Rousseff's Workers' Party, some political analysts say.
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Singling out any group for a civil rights ban because of the misbehavior of a tiny minority of the group is collective punishment, and is unjust.
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Professor Jones and his students recently discovered a magpie's ability to recognize and remember human faces, occasionally singling out individuals for escalated attacks season after season.
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On Monday, he sought to put the controversy to rest by saying racism was "evil" and singling out hate groups like the KKK and neo-Nazis.
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In a written statement, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said terrorist organizations were singling out civilians because the groups were losing their struggle against Turkish security forces.
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Four catchers in camp, Austin Romine, Carlos Corporan, Eddy Rodriguez and Kyle Higashioka, are considered excellent pitch framers, with General Manager Brian Cashman singling out Higashioka.
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On the whole, they argued, crime was still down, so looking at a few specific cities to prove a hypothesis was essentially singling out statistical noise.
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"Over the next three to six months, I'm relatively more constructive on REITs and utilities," he said, singling out commercial-real-estate trusts as particularly promising.
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U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled his policy for Afghanistan on Monday, stepping up the military campaign against Taliban insurgents and singling out Pakistan for harboring them.
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Singling out the Nixon tapes case was an interesting choice, as it is not part of the usual canon of decisions discussed by Supreme Court nominees.
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Now we have a sitting president who called the free press "the enemy of the people," frequently singling out The Times for derision his bully pulpit.
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Opponents argue that singling out Israel for economic punishment is unfair and discriminatory, since the country is far from the world's worst violator of human rights.
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Bret: Speaking of singling out minorities, one of Trump's signature election themes — both in this cycle and the last — is the vilification of Latin American migrants.
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Gillespie denounced the white supremacists this summer, but Northam's campaign has blasted him for staying silent about Trump, who delayed singling out the marchers for criticism.
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Trump has faced criticism for condemning "this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides," instead of singling out the attack on the counterprotesters.
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Already, in mid-2018, a Senate committee report focused on this tax machination, calling it "a shell game" and singling out Connecticut as a major perpetrator.
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"We can feel comfortable that the analyst can still get results that are correct, and reduce the risk of singling out any individual that's in that set."
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"I thought it was absolutely beautiful," said Kardashian, clad in an asymmetric white gown, singling out a masquerade ball scene complete with dancing matadors for particular praise.
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Majority Whip Steve Scalise and Deputy Whip Patrick McHenry have also been singling out individual Freedom Caucus members to try to peel them away from the group.
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Y.) accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) of "singling out" newly elected women of color in Congress, in an interview with the Washington Post on Wednesday.
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Trump instead opted to hold a rally in Green Bay in which he took aim at the media, singling out CNN after the crowd changed "CNN sucks!"
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The former Jackass star posted about his accomplishment on Saturday, and thanked his friends — singling out co-creator Johnny Knoxville — for getting him help back in 303.
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What they're saying: Huawei says the NDAA violates the constitution in several ways, including unfairly singling out the Chinese companies and violating Huawei's right to due process.
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HANOVER, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Volkswagen's truck and bus division is looking at Asia to expand its business, its head said on Wednesday, singling out the Indian market.
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"While we can vary on what policies we support, singling out people whose opinions differ from our own is bad for discourse and public civility," added Sen.
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Duterte's singling out of Tetangco for criticism was a surprise given his efforts to keep him as governor, despite such a move being against the bank's regulations.
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Some politicians have proposed policies singling out Muslims in response to attacks by terror groups like ISIS that have spread beyond the borders of Iraq and Syria.
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Those who are obsessed with unfairly singling out and demonizing Israel now have a powerful tool with which to deceive impressionable undergraduates and deflect accusations of bias.
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Tong Zhao, a fellow at the Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Global Policy in Beijing, said singling out the North Korean leader in this way could provoke him.
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Trump routinely criticizes the press during campaign appearances, complaining about coverage he says is unfair and at times singling out people or news outlets for special insults.
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The last time the justices added a category to the list was in 1977, when it said that policies singling out illegitimate children merited a closer look.
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Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, said during the interview she was "concerned" about the tone of the presidential race, singling out Trump's divisive comments about minorities.
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Other BDG employees described meetings with Rosenblum upon her arrival where she critiqued the company's editorial culture and output, singling out identity-based perspective pieces for criticism.
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He attacked the norms of American politics, singling out groups for derision on the basis of race and religion and attacking the legitimacy of the political process.
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As opposed to singling out fundamental events, they have the leisure to meander or drag out scenes that would have wound up on the cutting-room floor.
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TRAP laws function by singling out abortion providers, mandating that they meet certain medical requirements that are far more burdensome than those imposed on other medical practices.
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Ocasio-Cortez accused Pelosi of singling out "newly elected women of color" when the Speaker scolded lawmakers in a private meeting Wednesday for tweeting at each other.
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Mr. Trump calls some news organizations "enemies of the people," while Mr. Netanyahu ran ads singling out Israeli journalists and vowing, "They will not decide" the election.
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Airbnb's approach of singling out Jews from all the disputes in the world will put it at odds with U.S. state B.D.S. laws and principles of discrimination.
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Terry Humfeld, executive director of the institute, said while it was too soon to estimate the total market impact, the reason for singling out cranberries was obvious.
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A few minutes later, Trump tweeted again, this time singling out Bloomberg's campaign adviser Tim O'Brien, who previously worked for Bloomberg's company before he joined the campaign.
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The Herald obtained internal public records that suggested that the Biscayne Park officers, in order to clear cases, had been pressured into singling out random black people.
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Philip Roth's career is the longest winning streak of any artist — in any medium — in my personal pantheon, so singling out his "best book" is almost impossible.
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But Biden views Warren's singling out of tech as misguided and doesn't think a president should tell antitrust enforcers which companies to go after, his campaign said.
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Arbitrarily singling out coal and nuclear plants for special payments seems to violate the Federal Power Act's requirement that FERC ensure no "undue discrimination" in electricity markets.
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The Ministry of Interior issued a notice singling out "disgruntled members of the 'Shia community'" as those "mostly involved in this nefarious activity to malign" Saudi Arabia.
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Congress debated an amendment Thursday that would result in the "strategic assessments" of the practitioners of Islam, including singling out Muslim leaders with so-called extremist views.
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Watch More From Tonic: This exhibit does not seem to embrace that complexity, while also apparently singling out some people as more deserving of remembrance than others.
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The U.S. Agriculture Secretary told Fox Business last week that NAFTA benefits Canada more than it does the United States, singling out the dairy, wine and poultry industries.
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But sometimes that approach doesn't work, which is why Lublin wants the system to be as fast and as accurate as possible in singling out high-risk people.
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"I think Sarah is really a good person, a nice person, very capable," Trump said, singling out her father, former Arkansas governor and former presidential candidate Mike Huckabee.
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Trump's critics have also questioned why his administration is now singling out Cuba for its human rights record while downplaying the issue in other parts of the world.
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CNBC did a deep dive through sell-side stock research since the trade war escalated to find companies that analysts are singling out in their respective coverage universes.
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Scholars say Islamophobia seems to surge after attacks by Muslim extremists and during presidential campaigns, when candidates pledge to get tough on terrorists, often by singling out Muslims.
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The move rankled some on Twitter who argued the North Carolina Republican was singling out Harris, one of three women on the intelligence panel, during Wednesday's contentious hearing.
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The next day, Ambassador Haley announced that America was leaving the U.N. Human Rights Council for its unending bashing and serial outrageous resolutions singling out the Jewish state.
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In 2014, Canada's then Conservative government took the unusual step of singling out Chinese-based hackers for attacking a key computer network and lodged a protest with Beijing.
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The state's policy "exhibits hostility to religion by singling out and excluding religious institutions solely because of who they are," the group's lawyers have told the Supreme Court.
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Agency officials also said such actions violated the equal protection clause of the U.S. Constitution for singling out Planned Parenthood and treating it differently from other healthcare providers.
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" • Donald J. Trump counterattacked after several women came forward with accounts of his sexual aggression, singling out The New York Times for publishing what he called "false smears.
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Kimmel, who served as host of the awards show, got the ball rolling by singling out The Apprentice producer Mark Burnett as the man who created the monster.
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The problem with singling out specific computers or credit cards is that they can be shared by relatives — unlike faces, which by definition belong to just one person.
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"When I took this job I met with some of MOCA's founders," he said, singling out one conversation he had with the museum's longest-serving director, Richard Koshalek.
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It said that personal protective equipment would be "provided to wear based on their individual risk," singling out at-risk teams like medical, hotel, technical, and deck staffers.
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With markets surging back on Tuesday, Todd Gordon of Ascent Wealth Partners is singling out one particular name in the sea of green for an even bigger bounce.
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White House officials have slammed France and other European countries for unfairly singling out American tech companies in their proposals to tax giants such as Facebook and Google.
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"I have been touched by and humbled by how kind and receptive New Yorkers have been to me," he said on Thursday, singling out the 50,000 M.T.A. employees.
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On Saturday afternoon, President Trump met criticism for condemning the "egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides" without singling out white nationalists or neo-Nazis.
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President Donald Trump during his State of the Union address Tuesday took credit for the ongoing strength in hiring, singling out the drop in unemployment among black workers.
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His favorites were the defense stocks, but he also liked the aerospace, cloud and internet of things names, singling out Amazon as "the best-in-business" for tech.
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But America's biggest solar and wind power associations said they felt the study contained elements that were positive such as not singling out renewable energy as a big problem.
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O Chief Executive Officer Edward Lampert blasted the media on Wednesday for "unfairly singling out" the company over the past decade and blamed "irresponsible" coverage for the retailer's woes.
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However, the NGOs say singling out low-priced cobalt typically produced by artisanal miners ignores other "serious red flags" such as corruption by large-scale miners of all metals.
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He reserves his greatest praise, though, for Paul Shambroom's Nuclear Weapon series, 22001-22003, singling out an image of a soldier sweeping the floor around B230 nuclear gravity bombs.
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Singling out the citizens of a few countries as "bad people," as Trump has done in a tweet, condones racism and bigotry against them and leaves them feeling vulnerable.
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But the two men in recent weeks seemed to have ironed out their differences, with Trump singling out Cohn for praise for his help in the tax reform effort.
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The streaming service is singling out some of its customers' quirkier habits in a new billboard campaign that hit the United States, United Kingdom, France and Germany this week.
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In an ad called "Introducing Ben Jealous," Hogan's campaign attacked Jealous as "too extreme" and "too risky" for Maryland, singling out programs he's backed like single-payer health care.
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Robbie Barrat, another AI artist who's renowned for his work with GANs, also praised the program, singling out its potential to democratize the AI art scene as particularly positive.
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In her acceptance speech, Morano thanked Margaret Atwood, show creator Bruce Miller, and the rest of the Handmaid's Tale cast, singling out Elisabeth Moss for her performance as Offred.
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But opponents have been singling out the four from the beginning — Fox News host Laura Ingraham called them "the four horsewomen of the apocalypse" in a segment last November.
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The buildup is slow and steady, as more and more people in Lisa's orbit start to notice that something isn't quite right in the way she's singling out Jimmy.
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Levi, 38, began the awards on Monday with a few celebrity shout-outs before singling out Ray J, who was sitting in the audience alongside his wife, Princess Love.
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Although the legislation does not specifically mention niqabs or burqas, it is widely seen as singling out the estimated 250,000 Muslims in the majority-Christian province of 8m people.
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The CDC and the Food and Drug Administration announced the investigation on Wednesday, singling out pig ear dog treats as the common source of contact for the salmonella infection.
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Tension between the group and Pelosi has spilled into the public eye in recent weeks with Ocasio-Cortez stating that Pelosi has been "singling out" freshmen congresswomen of color.
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"John Kelly is one of our great stars," he said while singling out the head of Homeland Security, who is rumored to replace Reince Priebus as chief of staff.
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Much of that focus appears to be on ensuring better prices for consumers, singling out the airline, beer, eyeglass, food, and telecom industries—all of which have consolidated significantly.
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We are singling out men, women, and children on the basis of their faith - and we are doing all of this with a randomness and capriciousness that defies reason.
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Rather than singling out the blood relatives of those particular victims, Georgetown should recognize that the institution of slavery affected and continues to affect the entire African-American community.
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Prior to Trump's singling out of the group, Rouhani had been keen to regulate the business activities of the Guards in order to boost tax revenue and private enterprise.
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"I think that with virtually any lamb curry, white wine is the best choice," he said, singling out dry rieslings and grüner veltliners as wines that would go well.
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And the notion of getting even more specific and singling out Social Security payments would be out of the question, given the massive amount of payments processed each day.
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It was the latest instance of the Democratic 2020 presidential candidate singling out Wall Street companies and investors by name for actions she says contribute to inequality (Bloomberg News).
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Singling out Muslim neighborhoods for invasive video surveillance sends the fearful and false message that American Muslims are less deserving of the rights and dignities enjoyed by other Americans.
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The company boldly transformed its homepage into a call for action, singling out Trump and informing people of the beauty and history of the land he's putting in jeopardy.
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The United States wants China to do more, with U.S. Defence Secretary Ash Carter last week singling out the role he said China should play in curbing its neighbor.
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Singling out specific goods, such as dairy, and saying Canada has much higher tariffs on these goods than we do, is dishonest and does not reflect the whole picture.
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Trump has also imposed tariffs on aluminum and steel imports that include the European Union, and has threatened additional tariffs on products like automobiles, singling out Germany in particular.
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Critics and clergymen were blasting all kinds of comics as "objectionable" for years, singling out depictions of gun violence, gore, and a broad range of fare they deemed offensive.
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When Mr. Esper's predecessor, Mr. Shanahan, met with NATO in February, he made sure to emphasize military spending goals, singling out Germany, frequently a target of Mr. Trump's tirades.
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During that time, she championed something called the Prevent program — a counter-extremism program introduced in 2003 that had been heavily criticized for singling out Muslims for police attention.
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When Muslims commit attacks, by contrast, Trump can use that as a justification for his policies singling out Muslims — most notably the travel ban targeting individuals from Muslim countries.
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The Kremlin; the F.S.B., the main security service; and the S.V.R., or the foreign intelligence service, all have interests overseas, which complicates singling out the troll farm's ultimate godfather.
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Given the vast ecosystem, however, singling out Apple as the culprit seems to me a little bit like blaming only soda can manufacturers for Americans' addiction to sugary beverages.
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They were informed by more than Weinstein's words, including concerns that campus police officers were singling out black students and that Evergreen as a whole wasn't responsive to minorities.
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The Trump administration announced sanctions against eight members of Venezuela's Supreme Court, singling out judges loyal to President Nicolás Maduro who tried to dissolve the country's legislature this year.
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Germany last month set tougher criteria for vendors supplying telecoms network equipment, but stopped short of singling out Huawei, instead saying the same rules should apply to all vendors.
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Officials are singling out Facebook for its plans to incorporate encryption for all of its various platforms that are used by more than 22019 billion people around the world.
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Officials are singling out Facebook for its plans to incorporate encryption for all of its various platforms that are used by more than 2 billion people around the world.
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Even Congress might not have the authority to impose such taxes, because the Constitution's bills of attainder clause bars lawmakers from singling out specific businesses or individuals for punishment.
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The President had already undermined his own ministrations when earlier on Thursday he indulged in a characteristic blame shifting exercise, singling out the residents of ill-starred Broward County.
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On Monday, Trump sought to end the backlash, delivering a statement calling racism "evil" and singling out hate groups, including the KKK and neo-Nazis who organized the rally.
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" She said "we respect every single political candidate right now," while singling out Biden as someone the union has known "for many years" and who has "been our friend.
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On Saturday, Salvini said on his Facebook page he "felt lonely" and called on fellow ministers to help more over migrants, singling out the Defence Ministry and the Treasury.
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Reardon's breakthrough was in singling out the neurons in your spinal cord, which send electrical signals to your arm and hands, rather than going to the brain region itself.
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The fact that the president is singling out Kaepernick and other NFL players who are protesting racism says that despite what Trump says, this is very much about race.
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After the emergence of footage, Labour asserted that Corbyn had been referring to a "group of pro-Israel activists" and had not been singling out Jewish people as a whole.
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The Republican National Committee released a statement Sunday about the Orlando shooting that contained one sentence unequivocally condemning the attack for singling out lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people.
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Kiunjuri said on Thursday that attempts to link Muhoho Kenyatta to the investigation into sugar imports by "singling out" the firm whose board he sits on were "misleading (and) malicious".
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"We have had watches galore for today," said Danielle Banks, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel, singling out the Dallas and San Antonio, Texas, areas as facing "particularly dangerous" conditions.
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He blamed the media — singling out the New York Times, the Washington Post, and CNN — for divisions within the US and accused them of giving a platform to hate groups.
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" As the brand's co-founder Catalina Girald said in a press release for the campaign, "I didn't want it to be about singling out one specific race, ethnicity or color.
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When the first trailer for "Sonic" was released last year, fans reacted to the character's design with horror, singling out the teeth (so many!) and the legs (so disproportionately long!).
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"Almost every auction has an extremely high selling percentage; one was even 100 percent sold," Mr. Jeha said, singling out Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet as sought-after brands.
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President Donald Trump is being criticized by some after singling out Ireland RTE's U.S. Bureau Chief, Caitriona Perry, during an Oval Office phone call with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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Last month, Germany set tougher criteria for vendors supplying telecoms network equipment there, but stopped short of singling out Huawei, instead saying the same rules should apply to all vendors.
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Congolese authorities have promised to investigate the different allegations, though a government spokesman previously dismissed many of them as fabricated and accused the United Nations of singling out Congolese soldiers.
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The federal lawsuit argues that the law violates LGBTQ people's constitutional rights, particularly equal protection rights under the 14th Amendment, by singling out LGBTQ people for discrimination and fewer protections.
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The newspaper said that while Lagarde made clear her negative views of anti-trade rhetoric and policies, she refrained from referring to Trump by name or singling out any politician.
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This ban could also be seen as unfairly singling out ULA since NASA continues to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to Russia for rides to the International Space Station.
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But digging a little deeper, it also looks a lot like the singling out of the Qataris at this specific moment has something to do with another country entirely: Israel.
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" Rubio joined others who criticized Trump for not singling out white supremacists in his statement Saturday when he condemned what he called the "egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence.
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Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) — fired off an incendiary tweet about Saikat Chakrabarti, Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff, accusing him of "singling out out a Native American woman of color," Rep.
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The president has referenced "fake news" or attacked the media in a dozen tweets in the course of the past week, singling out specific outlets and reporters on multiple occasions.
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But a number of liberals and members of key minority caucuses balked at singling out the freshman congresswoman and called for broadening the resolution to include different kinds of hate.
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By singling out Neil Walker for bouncing back from a recent slump and for hustling to second base while making a flyout to left field, Collins sent a clear message.
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Therefore, singling out Pakistan and pinning the entire blame on Pakistan for the situation in Afghanistan is neither fair nor accurate, nor is it borne out by the ground realities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on the World Trade Organization on Friday to change how it designates developing countries, singling out China for unfairly getting preferential treatment.
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It would be a rare move for the FTC, which refrained from singling out Zuckerberg in 2011, the last time the social network had a run-in with the agency.
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The new European Central Bank moves included a cut in interest rates, cheap loans to banks and several new measures, like singling out corporate bonds for its bond-buying program.
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Earlier this month a spokesman for the hardline Sunni Muslim group urged global sympathizers to carry out new attacks, singling out Turkish diplomatic, military and financial interests as preferred targets.
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Even La Fauxmagerie's owners admit that "vegan cheese is still at a nascent stage," singling out cheddar in particular as a flavor and texture that is hard to get right.
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The firm produced a report tracking how some of Saudi Arabia's most important policies were viewed by the public, singling out three individuals who drove often negative conversations on Twitter.
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They accuse Democratic leaders of singling out a woman of color while letting slide comments from Republicans that they deem racist, anti-Semitic or bigoted, including many from President Trump.
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A U.N. report published Tuesday claims that all sides involved in the conflict in Yemen have committed war crimes — singling out the U.S.-backed Saudi coalition as the worst offender.
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He says that he listens to President Xi's speeches, singling out those which called for China to open itself further to foreign investment and to lower tariffs on imported vehicles.
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"Everywhere you need to go is 12 to 15 minutes away," Ms. Vahabzadeh said, singling out her beach club in Rye and the Westchester, a shopping mall in White Plains.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai on Tuesday hit back at critics of his plan to roll back Obama-era net neutrality rules, singling out celebrities and tech giants.
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He had gone a step further and boycotted a debate hosted by Fox News during the presidential primaries in January 2016, singling out the moderator Megyn Kelly as a reason.
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The White House is reportedly set to announce Thursday up to $60 billion in new duties on Chinese goods, possibly singling out technology, telecommunications and intellectual property products to start.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to impose tariffs as a key part of his economic message, singling out the U.S. auto sector trade deficit with Germany and Japan.
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And the Mets have "five or six pretty promising young pitchers," Mr. Witz said, singling out Noah Syndergaard, Jacob deGrom and Matt Harvey as those to keep an eye on.
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Willi Hilgers, a former timpanist with the Staatskapelle, said in a series of Facebook messages that Mr. Barenboim repeatedly humiliated him in front of colleagues by singling out his playing.
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Rather than singling out the cause of their anger, as if it is only one thing, the artist is sympathetic to whatever acts of group insolence the villagers can muster.
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He cited times when Democrats and Republicans in Springfield reached across the aisle, singling out his work on an ethics reform bill with Kirk Dillard, who was a Republican state senator.
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Zidle has been advising clients to put money to work over the past several weeks as volatility gripped the market — singling out cyclical groups such as materials, industrials, technology and energy.
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Garhy told a news conference on Sunday that Egypt was looking into the possibility of issuing bonds in currencies other than the dollar, singling out the Yen and Yuan for mention.
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White House advisor Peter Navarro — just hours after President Donald Trump blasted the Federal Reserve — doubled down Monday, singling out the central bank as the biggest threat to U.S. economic growth.
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The new definition, as reported by the Journal, would make it possible for Trump to avoid singling out — and angering — a country whose economy is fundamentally intertwined with the United States.
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Tobacco company Reynolds is fighting the Food and Drug Administration's proposal to curb teen vaping, singling out one competitor it says the agency should rein in instead: e-cigarette maker Juul.
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Germany last month set tougher criteria for vendors supplying network equipment, stopping short of singling out Huawei for special treatment and instead saying the same rules should apply to all vendors.
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Afterward, the pair went backstage to visit with the cast where they raved about the show — with Kidman singling out star Karen Olivo, who plays Satine, the role which Kidman originated.
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Earlier this week, the President was criticized by some after singling out Ireland RTE's U.S. Bureau Chief, Caitriona Perry, during an Oval Office phone call with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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But when you make a habit out of singling out and insulting individual reporters, you're not going to get a pass and every misstep, every enunciation gaffe, every mistruth is hyperscrutinized.
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" The ruling argues that a company can prohibit employees from the "wearing of any political, philosophical or religious sign," technically not singling out hijabs, and therefore the ban isn't "direct discrimination.
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Jennifer Barrera, senior vice president of policy at the California Chamber of Commerce, argued against the bill and said it only focuses "on one aspect of diversity" by singling out gender.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of engaging in "explicit singling out of newly elected women of color" in her attempts to maintain control of the Democratic Party.
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However, Trump did ratchet up the rhetoric against Iran's destabilizing activities in the region and pledged to counter them, particularly singling out the activities of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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It is possible that some N.B.A. M.V.P. voters have been until now reluctant to anoint any athlete as a unanimous choice for fear of singling out that player as the greatest.
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On a conference call, Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's chief financial officer, said the company continued to make hefty long-term investments in initiatives, singling out original content for its Prime video service.
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This week, President Donald Trump called for an end to the Diversity Visa (DV) program after singling out the perpetrator of Tuesday's attack in New York City as a DV recipient.
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With advertisers pullings ads, just this week YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki announced a new moderation push, singling out inappropriate children's content and bringing the total number of moderators up to 10,000.
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Big City Fall is typically accompanied by the opening of so many new restaurants in New York City that lists singling out the 20 or 30 most anticipated proliferate every September.
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The U.S. leader also called on all nations, singling out China and Russia, to uphold United Nations Security Council Resolutions and sever all trade and diplomatic ties with the rogue nation.
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One of her teachers, who happens to be the young Joe (Harry Lloyd), casts an admiring glance at both Joan's looks and gifts, singling out her student writing for its promise.
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"I've mainly learned by reading myself," he says, singling out Graham, who wrote "The Intelligent Investor, " and Phil Fisher, author of "Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, " as two of his favorites.
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In his speech, Le Maire touched on the external challenges facing Europe, singling out China for buying up European technology and U.S. President Donald Trump for threatening Europe with trade tariffs.
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Others questioned whether a resolution was necessary at all and viewed it as unfairly singling out Omar at a time when President Donald Trump and others have made disparaging racial comments.
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In Riyadh, Trump made an impassioned appeal to Arab and Islamic leaders to "drive out" terrorists, while singling out Iran as a key source of funding and support for militant groups.
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Even as he tries to contrast himself with Mr. Trump, Mr. Cruz has released an ad much like a Trump commercial from February, singling out an undocumented immigrant accused of murder.
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A federal agency responsible for automotive safety is taking a different approach to reach drivers who may be glued to their phones: singling out Twitter users who mention texting while driving.
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He criticized liberal Democrats' attitude toward big business, endorsing certain financial regulations but singling out a proposal by Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts to break up Wall Street banks as wrongheaded.
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President Trump imposed steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports on Thursday, singling out China as a top offender in an effort to curb what he has called unfair trade practices.
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President Trump's infrastructure meeting with Democratic congressional leaders on Wednesday ended angrily after three minutes, with the president later singling out Speaker Nancy Pelosi for accusing him of a cover-up.
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Jordan terrorizes all her employees — banning carbs from the office; yelling at everyone; singling out some for verbal or physical humiliation — but reserves her worst for her assistant, April (Issa Rae).
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"Europe looks pretty uninspiring, but when you look under the bonnet there&aposs a hell of a lot of good, attractive companies there," he says, singling out Ferrari as an example.
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The legislation, which passed on a 85033-79 vote, faced some 11th-hour pushback from Democrats who believe it undermines the Obama administration's anti-extremism efforts by singling out foreign terrorists.
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The company, for example, often warns employees that they should not talk to the press, with the communications team at times singling out specific reporters, a former employee previously told CNBC.
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The president spoke highly of LSU during his multiple visits to Louisiana ahead of its gubernatorial election last year, singling out quarterback Joe Burrow, the 2019 Heisman Trophy winner, for praise.
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" On Sunday morning, the president shared the ad again, this time adding his own commentary: "We will win big," the president wrote, singling out those seeking impeachment in "Trump type districts.
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On Monday, three of America's European allies — Britain, France and Germany — followed suit, singling out Iran for the attacks and calling for new talks on the nation's nuclear and missile programs.
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While refraining from singling out the United States, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said protectionist steps would backfire for countries that implement them by disrupting their imports of necessary goods.
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"Its board of directors acknowledged concern that models photographed for the Vaporized Campaign appeared to be too young," singling out two of models in particular, according to the lawsuit, citing internal documents.
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Just weeks ago, the Trump administration jolted the world by slapping travel restrictions on citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries linked to terror—leading some to accuse Trump of singling out Muslims.
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However, when prices have moved above that level, Trump has sharpened his criticism, singling out Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states, and noting that they benefit from an expensive U.S. security umbrella.
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" In the U.S., he said, the Democratic Party crossed the same line by singling out specific groups for special protection "rather than including them as part of the larger group seeking equality.
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In March, Germany set tougher criteria for vendors of telecoms network equipment, stopping short of singling out Huawei for special treatment and instead saying the same rules should apply to all vendors.
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Curry added that social media was a "life and death situation," with a smile, singling out Instagram as his favorite app, toward the end of the conversation, before adding, "and Slyce," naturally.
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Austria's Freedom Party has also ruled out joining The Movement, singling out the group's American links as an issue, although it said it might consider working with the group in some capacity.
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Senator Ron Wyden pressed for government agencies to adopt STARTTLS to protect their communications earlier this year, singling out the agency that manages email for the Pentagon, the Defense Information Systems Agency.
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Germany in March set tough rules for vendors supplying telecoms network equipment, but stopped short of singling out Huawei for special treatment due to concerns over its ties to the Chinese government.
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This film on their story generated immediate Oscar buzz after it debuted at Cannes this year, with many singling out the powerful performances of its two leads, Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton.
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President Trump told Fox Business Network's Trish Regan he's unhappy with the way Democratic presidential candidates treated Attorney General William Barr during Senate testimony, singling out Kamala Harris as "probably very nasty."
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Mueller is only making his own potential case and evidentiary burden higher by singling out "after hours" and "for the first time," so that obviously must mean something to his prosecuting team.
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His singling out and criticizing of individual companies and industries during his campaign and the transition period may be scoring political points for now and might even getting some real economic results.
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While on the island, Grandi also denounced "the tendency to classify people along the route by nationality," and singling out Syrians and Iraqis for preferential treatment while blocking Afghans, Somalis and Palestinians.
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Uber used a combination of subsidies, promotions and a process called slogging — singling out drivers on competing services such as Lyft to convert them to Uber drivers — to grow its driver pool.
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He mentioned the presence in the government of ministers with substantial private sector experience, singling out Labour Minister Muriel Penicaud, a former head of human resources at major dairy products maker Danone.
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In April, Weibo announced a decision to remove pornographic, violent or gay content, singling out manga animations that often depict raunchy gay male relationships, but then reversed its decision after widespread criticism.
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The public hearing will further strain already frayed relations between the war crimes court and African leaders, many of whom accuse the mainly European-backed institution of singling out Africa for prosecution.
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Many faulted him for not singling out repressive Communist states in his diatribes against the world order, and later for not lending his voice to the outcry over sexual abuse by priests.
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The president could barely hide his contempt for Trump, saying that singling out Muslims would result in a recruiting frenzy for extremist groups while undercutting American values of religious freedom and tolerance.
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Clinton has not run a perfect race, many of her admirers have cast blame elsewhere, singling out the news media, the Republicans who nominated Mr. Trump and, of course, the man himself.
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Last month, a firefighter was so frustrated by residents singling out her black colleague while he carried out annual inspections in Oakland that she took to Facebook describing his mistreatment by residents.
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Prosecutors say Franklin stalked the streets of South Los Angeles, singling out prostitutes and drug addicts in a crime spree beginning at the height of a crack cocaine epidemic in the area.
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The Quebec provincial legislature on Wednesday barred people who are wearing face coverings from receiving public services or working in government jobs, a move that opponents criticized as unfairly singling out Muslims.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Gunmen killed 14 commuter bus passengers in southwestern Pakistan on Thursday, apparently singling out people who worked for the armed services, in an attack claimed by separatists in Baluchistan province.
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His stance — a purposeful choice by a president who relishes singling out so many others for criticism — places him at odds with the values of the nation he was elected to serve.
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Singling out transgender troops for automatic exclusion — while welcoming tens of thousands of other individuals with similar or greater medical risks — smacks not of sensible policy but of prejudice pure and simple.
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"The problem isn't immigration, but drug trafficking and contraband," Security Minister Patricia Bullrich said after the Bolivian authorities questioned why she was publicly singling out Bolivian, Paraguayan and Peruvian immigrants for scrutiny.
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They also have accused the Trump administration of encouraging the protests, singling out Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for inviting Iranians to share videos and other material purporting to document the crackdown.
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In its lawsuit, Huawei will claim that the National Defense Authorization Act violates the US Constitution by singling out a single individual or group for punishment without trial, according to the reports.
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"Any dispute that may arise after the announcement of the results must obey the rules of law and be submitted to the competent jurisdictions," he said, singling out the three leading candidates.
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And while, in the past, the labels have included Spotify as one of the services that gives away too much music, this time around Sherman makes a point of singling out YouTube.
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Mr. de Blasio, whose address included several minutes of warm praise for New York City police officers, singling out several by name, learned of the shooting only as he stepped from the stage.
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Germany last month set tougher criteria for vendors supplying network equipment, stopping short of singling out China's Huawei Technologies for special treatment and instead saying the same rules should apply to all vendors.
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But schools are attempting to address the problem Some states, including New Mexico, California, Oregon and Iowa, have passed laws prohibiting schools from singling out students and "shaming" them for having unpaid charges.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, the Commerce Department could pursue a blanket policy against currency manipulation by any country in an effort to avoid singling out China and keep the relationship intact.
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Some Trump critics see the GOP nominee's speech on Monday as simply the latest illustration of a political method that relies on singling out culprits and enemies to bolster his own political base.
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This will show people where all types of rapes occurred without crucially singling out stranger rapes and without providing locations more specific than police precincts, which can encompass multiple and very diverse neighborhoods.
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U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, in remarks at an African-American church on Wednesday, praised "stop-and-frisk" policing methods that have aroused protests and successful legal challenges, for singling out minorities.
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That argument turned especially bitter last week, with major Democratic figures accusing the left of singling out Harris in particular because of her race and leftists arguing that their concerns were about policy.
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"Oh, and there's James, he's become more famous than me," Trump said, singling out Comey before shaking the FBI director's hand and pulling him in for an embrace and a few whispered words.
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In response to critics of his call, Trump has forcefully and quickly pushed back, with a series of tweets Sunday singling out China's currency policy and military posturing in the South China Sea.
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The exchange cited big fluctuations in IPOs shares on Nasdaq and the Hong Kong stock exchange, in particular singling out recently listed electric car firm Nio Inc and Chinese start-up Luckin Coffee.
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The parts of the Enlightenment that I'm singling out for praise are the goal of enhancing human well-being and the means of understanding the way the world works through science and reason.
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Thanks to the sign and Trump's singling out of Betty at the rally, the Rivas's restaurant has become the focal point of a political shitshow, with both Trump lovers and haters taking sides.
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Brett Ratner is singling out one of his accusers in court in an effort to silence other women from coming forward ... this according to the woman he's suing for claiming he raped her.
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"The reasoning for singling out St. Louis County for a lower percentage in the law was because there was a higher concentration of abuse in 14 cities in St. Louis County," Schmitt said.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of the "explicit singling out of newly elected women of color," referring to a group of freshman Democrats who have disagreed with Pelosi.
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Frank Montoya, a recently retired FBI special agent, told Insider the protest posed a security violation but said Wednesday's stunt showed House Republicans "don't care about that stuff," singling out President Donald Trump.
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At a rally in North Conway, Sanders said it was his aim to take on the "corporate media," singling out the Washington Post, which was bought by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in 2013.
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The most damaging proposals include deporting nearly 28500 million undocumented immigrants from our nation, building a wall along the entire U.S./Mexico border and singling out Muslim neighborhoods for invasive video camera surveillance.
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American Bar Association Forbids Sexist Remarks Several bars already have rules against singling out someone on the basis of race, religion, sex, disability or other factors, and now the A.B.A. has one, too.
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Trump slams "little shifty Schiff"The president also went after House Democrats' widespread investigations into his campaign and finances, singling out House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Strategy Analytics senior analyst Eric Smith points to a disappointing upgrade cycle as a contributing factor to the lack of excitement surrounding tablets, singling out today's iPad refresh as a case in point.
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I think a lot of things Facebook has done are actually things other technology companies or other non-technology companies have done, and the media's been fairly inconsistent in singling out Facebook. Sure.
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His loyalists must "fight" the Freedom Caucus and Democrats in 2018, Trump said in an epic tweetstorm, singling out a trio of HFC leaders: Meadows, former Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Rep.
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Yet, a number of Palestinian leaders, and some in the enabling BDS movement (those who support the boycotting of, divesting from and sanctioning of Israel), are unequivocal in singling out Israel as illegitimate.
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"I didn't like some of the more partisan references and the tone, particularly with some of my colleagues," Mr. Flake told an audience in Boston, singling out Judge Kavanaugh's treatment of Ms. Klobuchar.
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The Russians also reportedly tried to break into the Irish electrical grid last summer, and British officials warned at the time that they appeared to be singling out British power companies as well.
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The New York Times critic Ben Brantley called the London production a "transfixing saga of family and finance" and named it a Critic's Pick, singling out its "three extraordinary actors" for special praise.
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Shrugging off global condemnation, Russia and Mr. Assad have dispatched their aircraft to attack schools and hospitals, singling out civilian targets to make the city uninhabitable and force its remaining population to flee.
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The official rejected the Trump administration's demand that it quickly dismantle its nuclear program as Libya did 15 years ago, singling out John R. Bolton, Mr. Trump's new national security adviser, for condemnation.
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BUDAPEST — Thousands of people marched in Hungary's capital on Sunday to protest proposed legal changes that are seen as singling out a Budapest university founded by George Soros, the billionaire Hungarian-American philanthropist.
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SAN JOSE (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday stressed the need for Venezuela and Nicaragua to hold free and fair elections, singling out the countries' left-wing governments for criticism.
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Earlier this year a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban schools from singling out children who couldn't afford to pay for lunch or who have outstanding school lunch balances.
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"I'm not going to offer the incoming president advice about how to conduct himself in policy," she said in response to a question about Trump singling out companies for attack via social media.
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North Korea has this year continually blamed the US for the lack of progress in nuclear negotiations, singling out Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former National Security Adviser John Bolton for censure.
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North Korea has this year continually blamed the US for the lack of progress in nuclear negotiations, singling out Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former National Security adviser John Bolton for censure.
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The officials' opening statements also implicitly criticized Trump's posture toward Ukraine, with Croft singling out Trump's "long-held view of Ukraine as a corrupt country," which she and her colleagues hoped to reverse.
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Visiting Colombia, Mr. Pence also warned some countries in the region that have conspicuously sought to remain neutral in the crisis convulsing Venezuela that they cannot remain so, singling out Mexico and Uruguay.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, the D.A. calls out Brinkley's bias against Meek ... singling out a surprise visit she made to a homeless shelter where Meek was doing court-ordered community service.
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Furthermore, he said, the measure would cause "irreparable harm" to chain restaurants by singling out their businesses — which he said might steer consumers to other places — rather than including all restaurants in the city.
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Huawei had filed the lawsuit in March, arguing that a law preventing US federal agencies from buying its products violates the US constitution by singling out an individual or group for punishment without trial.
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By singling out and effectively silencing Mr Bormuth, calling him names (including "nitwit") and denying him a seat on the solid-waste board, the Jackson county commissioners, the panel ruled, leapt over that line.
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As we noted in an op-ed, the request was alarming and intimidating, and was viewed as singling out civil service employees and scientists who had worked on climate change during the Obama administration.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. President Trump significantly toughened his tone on NATO defense spending at a summit on Thursday, singling out Germany, Spain and Belgium in a closed-door session in Brussels, two sources said.
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Germany in March set tough rules for vendors supplying telecoms network equipment, but stopped short of singling out China's Huawei Technologies for special treatment due to concerns over its ties to the Chinese government.
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But the group saw some positive signs in the rise of a new wave of social activism, singling out citizen-led movements such as the Women's March, and the #MeToo campaign against sexual harassment.
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It's not all bad, notes STAT's Damien Garde, who writes that a study published this week in Health Affairs concludes "that the agency is consistently singling out the most promising therapies [for] speedy review."
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That rift has become a dangerous one in recent years, as Islamist extremist groups have carried out a campaign of killings, singling out intellectuals who have defended atheism and argued for a secular state.
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Another survivor, a French architect called Ludovic who was at an outdoor bar near Cappuccino when the attacks started, said he saw three assailants singling out white victims before running into the Splendid Hotel.
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So it's hard to say whether these companies are disproportionately singling out conservative political groups, or whether those groups are just more likely to interpret mistakes as evidence of a coordinated campaign against them.
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Critics denounced Trump for waiting too long to address the bloodshed, and for initially faulting hatred and violence "on many sides," rather than singling out the white supremacists widely seen as instigating the melee.
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In addition to concerns about agenda items singling out Israel, the US also wanted more stringent criteria for membership and the ability to kick countries that have egregious human rights records off the council.
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" He thanked his colleagues for their warm welcome on the bench, singling out his former boss, Justice Anthony Kennedy, by saying that having the chance to work with him again was an "unexpected joy.
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The move comes after US President Donald Trump wrapped up his 13-day Asia trip, where he called for more diplomatic measures to be applied to North Korea, singling out China to do more.
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Critics of Trump's campaign have also accused security of singling out African-American attendees, following instances in which crowds of largely young black attendants have been ushered out or blocked from entering the events.
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In Jerusalem, Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement dismissing what it called an "absurd, hypocritical ritual" of singling out Israel for criticism in "predetermined" findings that ignored the reality on the ground.
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While he did not address the president directly, he repeated his claims of an election stolen through voter fraud — singling out, with no evidence, African-American communities as the likely culprits of the fraud.
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Last month, Mr. Tillerson said that Latin America had come to rely too heavily on China, singling out Peru, Chile, Brazil and Argentina as places where the Chinese had become the biggest trading partner.
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And in February, the public protector, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, stepped up the pressure on Mr. Ramaphosa, singling out the president and his police minister for failing to carry out her recommendation as required by law.
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But he's also specifically singling out shipping, because he apparently feels that shippers interacting with other shippers and the creators often verges into harassment — and fans aren't comfortable letting him decide what "harassment" is.
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"There are many, many boons to living three miles away from Bard," said Mr. Griffith, singling out greater cultural and demographic diversity and a market for the businesses concentrated on Broadway, Tivoli's main street.
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Many of the companies used rudimentary systems to flag orders, for example only singling out cases when a customer ordered more than two or three times the amount that it had in the past.
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Somersworth, New Hampshire (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden is more sharply attacking his top rivals as he campaigns in New Hampshire after a poor showing in the Iowa caucuses, singling out Vermont Sen.
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Members of the local board of supervisors bristled upon discovering that all but one of their approved vendors planned to use staffing firms, rather than hire employees directly, singling out Bluecrew as an example.
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Johnson & Johnson: An Oklahoma court case singling out the health care conglomerate for its role in the opioid crisis represents another blow to its reputation as the trusted brand of parents, doctors and nurses.
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Johnson & Johnson: An Oklahoma court case singling out the health care conglomerate for its role in the opioid crisis represents another blow to its reputation as the trusted brand of parents, doctors and nurses.
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After all, when Trump tweeted, "President Putin, Russia and Iran are responsible for backing Animal Assad," he was singling out the Russian strongman for personal criticism in a way he has never done before.
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Trump has declared war on much of the nation's media, singling out major outlets like CNN and The New York Times as "fake news" and telling his supporters to trust him and not reports.
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"If you had an administration that was not doing all of these other things that threatened to have the same effect ... the US [order] could easily bear singling out the Paris agreement," Wohlforth says.
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It seems that if your goal is saving lives and stopping extremism, it makes more sense to look at home than singling out a group of immigrants who come, disproportionately, from one religious group.
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In the beginning, he had ignored other dogs when we saw them on our walks, but then he started singling out particular dogs who, it seemed, had offended his sensibilities, and tried to attack them.
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"It's more understanding not only the individual part of it but the team concepts as well," Thibodeau said, singling out the specific area where he needs to see more from LaVine on the defensive end.
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Arnab Das, head of emerging market macro at Invesco, appeared to concur, saying the huge scale of capital flight overseas was of greater interest that the singling out of Panama, or a particular Panamanian company.
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"I guess they figured out that it only takes one woman to do the job of two men," she said, specifically singling out Luke Bryan, Dierks Bentley, and Blake Shelton, all seated in the audience.
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" Breitbart, the far-right site once run by Bannon, also heralded the developments, singling out National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn by putting globe emoji around his name, apparently to signify him as a "globalist.
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In September 2015, he said private vehicles that were picking passengers up had to be registered as public transportation vehicles, effectively singling out Uber and Grab cars, since they lack the right type of licence.
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An influential member of the Saudi Arabian royal family has projected that America will continue to enjoy a warm relationship with the Middle Eastern country, singling out key areas of agreement between the two nations.
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And recently as the first week of the trial, Trump told reporters he would like his own aides to testify, singling out Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, even Bolton.
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Germany earlier on Thursday set tougher criteria for vendors supplying telecoms network equipment, stopping short of singling out China's Huawei Technologies for special treatment and instead saying the same rules should apply to all vendors.
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In conjunction with the mass walkout, scheduled for 1 PM EST, activists have planned smaller, more targeted direct actions across the country, singling out Republican senators who could cast the deciding votes to confirm Kavanaugh.
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Tillerson, speaking at a special US-hosted UN meeting to address the challenge, called on member countries to take three immediate steps, singling out China and warning that countries that don't comply may face consequences.
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There was also pushback in the poll against singling out white nationalists—who advocate for America to become a whites-only nation and for whites to hold a majority in the U.S.—as a danger.
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This is a purely political move and is an example of the wrong approach to tax reform: Singling out certain industries to pick winners and losers without consideration of the distortionary economic effects that result.
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According to Grundy, the inspiration for singling out this demographic for special care can be found in a graph of US data from the 1980s and 1990s, showing improvement in survival among different age groups.
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By popular demand: The move to sell the mugs came the same day that Warren released a campaign advertisement singling out a group of billionaires who have been vocal in their opposition to her candidacy.
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"He is not a suspect," Hawks spokesman Hangwani Mulaudzi told Reuters, adding that the unit was not singling out Gordhan in its investigation of the surveillance unit, (Reporting by TJ Strydom; Editing by Ed Cropley)
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Civilians in other encircled towns were also malnourished, Egeland said, singling out rebel-besieged Foua and Kefraya in Idlib and government-besieged Madaya near Damascus, which have not had U.N. food deliveries in 116 days.
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The big picture: President Trump continued to posture himself against some of the United States' biggest allies, calling on them to significantly increase their contributions to the alliance and singling out Germany with controversial criticisms.
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Still, Mr. Erdogan's call for Turks to boycott American electronic goods, singling out Apple, was swiftly lampooned on social media, not least because the president himself is well known for owning and using an iPhone.
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The difficulty of singling out an individual reason for the Warriors' outsized success sometimes leads people to believe that perhaps there is no reason, that maybe the Warriors aren't actually as good as they seem.
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He predicted that it would have been misrepresented by advisers of Mr. Zelensky who have criticized the top prosecutor, singling out a member of Ukraine's Parliament, Serhiy A. Leshchenko, who has advised the incoming president.
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Trump has made a habit of singling out specific companies on Twitter — he's gone after Boeing, General Motors, and Lockheed Martin and has on several occasions targeted the New York Times and Amazon, among others.
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Consumer advocacy groups like Free Press, Demand Progress and Fight for the Future, have been singling out lawmakers who have either supported the F.C.C. order or have not spoken up in favor of restoring rules.
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"The Iranian regime's support for terror is in stark contrast to the recent commitments of many of its neighbors to fight terrorism and halt its finance," he said, before singling out Saudi Arabia for praise.
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The government made the bailout money mandatory in an attempt to avoid singling out worse off banks, CNN noted, adding that JPMorgan had less exposure to toxic assets than other companies like Bank of America.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Gunmen in northern Afghanistan ambushed ethnic Hazara coal miners on Friday, shooting at least nine of them dead and seemingly adding to a string of recent attacks singling out ethnic or sectarian minorities.
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In a 2012 performance on the FX series "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell," the comedian Hari Kondabolu celebrated the growing number of Indian-Americans on television while singling out Azaria for an obsolete portrayal.
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Once the president took the stage in this southwestern corner of the state, he defended himself against those pursuing impeachment, singling out Ms. Pelosi and Representative Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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On Thursday, in an authoritarian escalation, Trump tweeted an attack on the jury forewoman in the Stone case, singling out a private citizen for abuse because she'd dared to find one of his henchman guilty.
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"Almost nothing on L'Archestrate's menu is available anywhere else," the restaurant critic Raymond Sokolov wrote in The Times in 1972, singling out the restaurant's tête de veau en tortue, or mock turtle, for special praise.
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The historian and social critic Paul Fussell (1924-2012) wrote so many brisk and pleasurable books, of so many sorts, that singling out one for the purposes of this column is a headache-making task.
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In New Jersey, an ethics watchdog group filed a complaint against Frelinghuysen after the congressman wrote a letter to a board member of a bank singling out one of its employees as a liberal activist.
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President Donald Trump delivered a combative address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, singling out North Korea and threatening to "destroy" the communist dictatorship if the United States is forced to defend itself.
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In their 2017 ruling against Deutsche Bank for 'mirror' trades, New York financial regulators criticized the lender for "widespread and well-known weaknesses in its KYC processes," singling out its Russia operations for shoddy standards.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) accused the Republicans of "betraying" their own constituents, singling out California Republicans in particular for threatening tax hikes on their constituents through the elimination of the SALT benefit.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, in remarks at an African-American church on Wednesday, praised "stop-and-frisk" policing methods that have aroused protests and successful legal challenges, for singling out minorities.
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Both Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have called for reductions in Pentagon spending, with Warren singling out the Pentagon&aposs war budget, the so-called Overseas Contingency Operations account, or OCO, in particular for elimination.
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PAI HITS BACK AT CRITICS: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai on Tuesday hit back at critics of his plan to roll back Obama-era net neutrality rules, singling out celebrities and tech giants.
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In their 2017 ruling against Deutsche Bank for 'mirror' trades, New York financial regulators criticized the lender for "widespread and well-known weaknesses in its KYC processes", singling out its Russia operations for shoddy standards.
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Those on the trip "came back and said, 'If we're going to do it right, it has to be some kind of physical barrier,'" she said, singling out the examples of bollard fencing she saw.
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Schools would need to provide accommodation for these students in the form of single-stall bathrooms or use of staff bathrooms, but opponents say that these solutions won't prevent bullying or singling out of transgender students.
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And then, later on, the treasury secretary, Mnuchin, came out to say, no, no, no, it wasn&apost singling out China, as if to say there&aposs other players here, as if that eased the angst.
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Some Republicans in Congress have long assailed the program as politically correct and ineffective, asserting that singling out and using the term "radical Islam" as the trigger for many violent attacks would help focus deterrence efforts.
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Williams' all black catsuit from last year — which served a medical purpose, BTW — was seen as inappropriate and disrespectful by the French Tennis Federation, leading them to change the dress code, specifically singling out Williams' look.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump stepped up a series of attacks on automakers on Wednesday for not backing his administration's plan to roll back Obama-era fuel efficiency rules, singling out Ford Motor Co (F.
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BRUSSELS, July 12 (Reuters) - U.S. President Trump significantly toughened his tone on NATO defence spending at a summit on Thursday, singling out Germany, Spain and Belgium in a closed-door session in Brussels, two sources said.
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He's got the attention of the whole world Trump's campaign was built on rage, falsehoods and singling out culprits for the ills of modern America, including undocumented migrants, foreign nations such as China and Muslim immigrants.
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To many, this news was unsurprising, but it was no less historic: For the first time ever, a presidential budget is singling out a specific healthcare provider in what can only be termed a political attack.
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She used her experience as a way to explain that Americans should be united with each other — including being united with American Muslims — against terrorist attacks, rather than singling out American Muslims as being potential threats.
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On Tuesday, Trump also reiterated that Beijing might stall talks in hopes of inking a laxer deal with "somebody like Elizabeth Warren or Sleepy Joe Biden," singling out two Democratic presidential front-runners, before reversing course.
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"I know how he feels," Trump said before quickly making clear he did not blame himself for the congressional inertia, instead singling out GOP senators, such as John McCain, for voting against the health care bill.
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Singling out corrupt policemen known as "ninjas", who take pay-offs from drug lords, Duterte said he was placing a 2 million peso ($43,000) bounty on their heads, telling their colleagues to "squeal on your friends".
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Lawmakers questioned whether the culture at TSA is contributing to an environment of waste, singling out a randomizer app to manage lines that was part of a $1.4 million TSA contract and is no longer used.
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They are singling out expensive drugs and using typographical and other trivial errors to recoup from pharmacies significant amounts of money—not to return to Medicare or other federal programs, but to line their own pockets.
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Responding to one of more than 10 questions about her leadership during a 25 minute briefing, May defended her record by singling out housing, education and employment rates as areas where her government has made progress.
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Chinese tech behemoth Huawei — one of the world's top smartphone makers — is fighting back, arguing that the ban on their products violates the US Constitution by singling out an individual or group for punishment without trial.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, (the new law) violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," the lawsuit claims.
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"Fifty years from now, people are going to be playing that exchange," the CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said, singling out Dr. Blasey's pained recollection of the boys who, she said, laughed as she was assaulted.
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"To the extortionists, the miscreants who pass themselves off as public servants and officials but are vulgar thieves: There will be no tolerance," he said, singling out corruption in the agency that controls customs and migration.
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A similar defense of Trump's travel ban — that it should be assessed narrowly on the merits while ignoring the president's public statements singling out Muslims — won five votes from conservatives on the Supreme Court last June.
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In a 280 article in The Observer of London, the dance writer Luke Jennings put the fairy ballet at No. 5 on his list of the 10 best dance numbers in film, singling out Ms. Theilade.
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The governor took the signing as an opportunity to talk a little smack: "Our goal is to eclipse [other] states that are successfully doing this work," she said at the signing, singling out a nearby neighbor.
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As Trump recently dangled the possibility of clemency for Stone, it was hard not to recall Trump's first pardon, for Arpaio, who disobeyed court orders to stop singling out for detention Latino and other minority drivers.
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Singling out a building in Logue's Government Center project as "a hideous concrete edifice of mind-bogglingly inscrutable shape," where "terrified immigrants attend their deportation hearings," the authors seem unaware of the plaza's impeccably progressive origins.
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Singling out three of his law clerks, Gorsuch described them as a descendant of Mexican immigrants and Holocaust survivors, a first-generation Chinese-American and the first Native American to ever clerk on the Supreme Court.
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Uttar Pradesh abounds in unlicensed businesses, but in singling out the meat industry — invariably run by Muslims — the politician-priest knew that he was in effect leading an attack on Muslim business with shades of Kristallnacht.
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Trump proposed something nearly identical during the campaign, routinely calling for a 35 percent tax on imported goods from companies that moved jobs out of the country, singling out Carrier for moving a factory to Mexico.
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That unless Jews are murdered by neo-Nazis, the one group everyone of conscience recognizes as evil, Jews' inconvenient murders, their beatings, their discrimination, the singling out of their state for demonization will be explained away.
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"Toyota and Suzuki have agreed to work toward the early realization of a business partnership," they said in a joint statement, singling out areas of possible cooperation such as procurement and environment- and safety-related technology.
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She ended the set by singling out a young white woman in the audience and contriving a reason to bury her face in the woman's hair—less a joke than a performance of trampled social mores.
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Pelosi, for her part, is vowing to work with the Trump White House, singling out infrastructure as one area where the parties can unite to move a significant piece of economy-boosting legislation early next year.
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India&aposs Parliament passed a new amendment to its citizenship law earlier this month, providing a pathway to citizenship for Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, and Christian religious minorities while singling out its minority Muslim population.
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Singling out any one story or particular narrative across an entire decade is difficult — and yet at least one notable, related series of events does stand out: the global impact of severe weather and natural disasters.
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In a speech on the Senate floor, Mitch McConnell on Wednesday denounced Democratic legislation intended to increase voter turnout as a "power grab," singling out one proposal as particularly nefarious: making Election Day a federal holiday.
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Koch refused to endorse Trump during his presidential campaign, differing with the candidate over his positions on immigration and trade policy, and his practice of singling out companies for possible retribution if they move jobs abroad.
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While not explicitly singling out Trump's policies for criticism, they said Russian gas was a vital part of the energy mix and that liquefied natural gas, touted by Washington as a viable alternative, was too expensive.
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Germany's Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, in a tweet on Sunday, said leading members of the Social Democrats SPD party would meet on Sunday to prepare for the upcoming weeks, singling out climate protection as a key topic.
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Singling out four of the 500,000 Canadian adherents to a religion that originated in the Punjab region of India about 500 years ago fits with Mr Trudeau's constant refrain that Canada's diversity is a source of strength.
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The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, a student group affiliated with Mr. Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party, and new university leadership appointed by Mr. Modi's government were involved in calling the police on campus and singling out Mr. Kumar.
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Facts First: While it's true that JPMorgan took $25 billion in bailout money, the government made the bailouts mandatory, wanting to avoid singling out weaker institutions, which it feared would lead to runs on those particular banks.
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The pilots escaped, grounding the plane, but the hijackers took 93 passengers and 19 crew hostage for 16 hours, singling out Thexton to be held at gunpoint for about 12 hours before ultimately opening fire on everyone.
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The government had said in mid-May that "promoting" views on such accounts would result in legal measures being taken, but singling out the specific act of following critical accounts for legal action is a new development.
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In a rare joint statement singling out mainland banks' practices, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) said some Chinese banks' structures and financing made it "difficult to conduct rigorous risk assessments".
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In June Hungary passed a law restricting foreign funding for civil-society groups, again singling out Mr Soros, and triggering legal action by the European Commission in Brussels, which believes the measure may breach EU fundamental rights.
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WASHINGTON, July 26 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on the World Trade Organization on Friday to change how it designates what are developing countries, singling out China and other countries for unfairly getting preferential treatment.
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LOBBYING for human rights, in a universalist spirit that holds all countries to the same standards and avoids singling out any particular group or country for attention, is not something that comes naturally to the Trump administration.
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"In 2017, China's economic operations will need to intensify efforts to alleviate deep-seated contradictions and structural problems," the think tank said, singling out the property market, social capital and regional financial risks as among its concerns.
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" Pelosi herself made comments that appeared to anger the congresswomen — known on Capitol Hill as "the squad" — and led one of the them, Ocasio-Cortez, to suggest the Democratic leader was "singling out freshman congresswomen of color.
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I'm singling out OnePlus because it hurts so much every time I use the 5T (and I've been using it non-stop for weeks) to take photos, but almost every Android phone maker is guilty of this.
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That may not be enough to guarantee the constitutionality of the executive order, however, because there is a substantial argument that by singling out predominantly-Muslim nations, the Trump administration is discriminating on the basis of religion.
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Some of Iran's military bases in Syria are next to Syrian military compounds or within army barracks, according to the intelligence source adding this complicated the task of singling out Iranian military assets from Syrian army units.
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Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts reached a fever pitch last week, with Ocasio-Cortez accusing Pelosi of "singling out" women of color after Pelosi criticized the group in an interview with the New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd.
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At home, Trump's critics have questioned why his administration is now singling out Cuba for its human rights record while insisting that in other parts of the world it will not lecture other countries on the issue.
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But he joined the other four Justices in upholding affirmative action as permissible under the law, singling out for praise Harvard's admissions system, which regarded race or ethnicity as a "plus" rather than as a determining factor.
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Finance ministers from the G-20, gathering in Tokyo to prepare for the June 28-29 G-20 summit, expressed alarm at slowing international growth rates, singling out the protracted dispute as one of the primary culprits.
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"We expect e-mobility to be a positive business case for us," he added, singling out electrical steel strip and high-strength steel as two products that will see higher demand as more electric vehicles are made.
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The overall pressure on employment is still very large, head of China's ministry of human resources and social security, Yin Weimin, told reporters, singling out recent university graduates as one group in need of more job creation.
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Muslims worldwide have praised New Zealand's response to the massacre, with many singling out Ardern's gesture of wearing a head scarf to meet victims' families and urging the country to unite with the call: "We are one".
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Indeed, they were cherry-picked almost as if Stone and Chandra (Naz's lead counsel) themselves were singling out various bits and pieces of their client's life story to influence a jury (in this case, the viewing public).
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Since September, Saudi watchers have wondered when or whether Prince Ahmed would return home, after online footage surfaced in which he appeared to deflect criticism of the royal family by singling out the king and crown prince.
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He knows in his heart what the moral failing was in this case, but may fear that specifically singling out racism as the culprit could negatively affect his standing among millions of Americans who voted for him.
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Before the Civil War, states had restricted speech and the press (often singling out abolitionist literature), imposed religious and racial tests for voting and funded Christian denominations; Connecticut and Massachusetts established official state churches for many years.
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It was not clear whether the White House messages violated any ethics rules, but they did break with the practice of past administrations of refraining from posting overtly partisan content singling out public figures on official accounts.
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In it, she criticized the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund for singling out Biden for praise in its annual report because he championed the Violence Against Women Act, which made it easier to prosecute domestic abusers.
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Hence most commentators thought public ire would likely focus on the international community, blamed again for singling out Russia unfairly, and perhaps the senior Russian sporting officials sanctioned by the I.O.C., but not on Mr. Putin himself.
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"The authorities' program aims at enhancing the conditions for more inclusive economic growth, particularly in light of the challenges posed by ongoing regional conflict and uncertainty," Jarvis said, singling out Jordan's role in the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Administration officials made no apology, saying that millions of people who weren't Jewish died in the Holocaust and that by not singling out any one group of victims, the White House had taken a more "inclusive" approach.
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Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Saturday to ban the practice of singling out students unable to pay for their lunch, and cited the efforts of elementary schooler Ryan Kyote in helping bring the issue to greater attention.
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The president has been criticized for singling out other companies for criticism, like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, prompting gyrations in their stock prices, but those controversies had to do with government contracts, not his family's own fortunes.
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The Foreign Ministry's new venture in singling out fake news seemed to fit a pattern identified by many analysts of creating alternative realities meant to sow confusion in people's minds, in that way discrediting all news sources.
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"For decades the international trading system has been easily exploited by nations acting in very bad faith," Trump said, singling out China, a country he has sought but so far failed to secure a trade deal with.
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LEIPZIG, Germany, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Bidders for German 5G rollout contracts must guarantee the network will be free of foreign state influence, Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats agreed on Saturday, stopping short of singling out China's Huawei.
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Are we pursuing miracles or are we declaring victory by singling out the elimination of coal by passing legislation such the Clean Power Plan, while the rest of the world increases coal consumption 28500 percent per year?
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Terrorists throwing grenades and shouting 'Allahu Akbar' attacked a popular restaurant frequented by diplomats and students, reportedly slitting the throats of some of their victims and singling out those who could not recite verses from the Koran.
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Without singling out any country by name, Mr. Carter suggested that the United States had been the target of disingenuous criticism from "regional powers here in the Middle East" for not doing more to help fight extremism.
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"It's unrealistic to expect politicians to have lived perfect lives — the general public doesn't expect that, and they are much more forgiving than the Twitter outrage mob," said Elisabeth Smith, a Democratic strategist, singling out Mr. Herring.
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"Singling out Pakistan and pinning the entire blame on Pakistan for the situation in Afghanistan is neither fair nor accurate, nor is it borne out by the ground realities," said Abid Saeed, press minister at the embassy.
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It was a glimpse of the bunker mentality shaping Trump's reelection campaign, rooted in themes of national identify and patriotism, the singling out of outsiders and the demonization of Democrats as extreme radicals who want to destroy America.
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Photo: Peter Macdiarmid (Getty)On Wednesday, the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (National COSH) released a report singling out 2016 companies that most put their workers at risk, and Amazon and Tesla both made the list.
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That's one of the reasons why I feel bad about singling out actors because they may have given a great performance and signed on to a great script that was changed by Hollywood executives or wasn't directed well.
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In late July, U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on the WTO to change how it designates developing countries, singling out China, with which the United States is engaged in a trade war, for unfairly getting preferential treatment.
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Still, Trump seems to think that pushing Pelosi to embrace the women is going to hurt the Democrats in the short term and has focused in on them, singling out Omar at last night's rally in North Carolina.
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Ultimately, singling out a nibling as someone that they want in their lives is a really good thing and can mean a lot to children — even if it does make nibling-less people like me roll their eyes.
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Democrats will propose standards that companies must meet to complete large mergers and enhanced post-merger reviews, singling out the airline, telecommunications, beer, food and eyeglass industries as areas of concern, according to policy proposals provided to reporters.
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Time and again, the delegates bringing up amendments to the platform to introduce LGBT-friendly language have been defeated, as fellow Republicans have argued against singling out the LGBT community as a particular group and supporting traditional marriage.
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When pressed by reporters on recent comments Ocasio-Cortez made to The Washington Post saying that there has been an "explicit singling out of newly elected women of color," Pelosi sounded like she wanted to change the subject.
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China's Twitter-equivalent Weibo said on Friday it would remove pornographic, violent or gay videos and cartoons in a three-month campaign, singling out a genre of manga animations and comics that often depict raunchy gay male relationships.
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In singling out detachable magazines, California lawmakers were attempting to curb a design feature that makes it possible for a shooter to eject a spent magazine with the flick of a finger, then quickly reload a new one.
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At the other end of the credit spectrum, bond investors are singling out junk-rated Portugal as the euro zone's next weak link, just as in 2011, when it followed Greece and Ireland in seeking an international bailout.
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" Singling out the national security adviser for personal criticism, Kim said that North Korea had "shed light on the quality of (John) Bolton already in the past, and we do not hide our feeling of repugnance towards him.
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Soros' singling out of Gillibrand as the one Democrat he doesn't want to see succeed reiterates a common but tired narrative: Ambitious woman undermines good man (who was also ambitious, but that's a good thing in his case).
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Singling out dissenting former public servants in this way is a norm-busting power play that might seem tame in political systems ruled with an iron grip by Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping, who Trump admires.
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That tweet follows a weekend in which the president vented his frustration with Mueller, singling out the special counsel for criticism by name for the first time and raising questions about whether he is preparing to fire him.
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In a Q&A with the audience, astronomer scientist Jill Tarter got up and took the panelists to task for "piss[ing] off half the world's population," singling out Neil deGrasse Tyson for not stopping the negative comments.
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"It's an election of Kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order and common sense," the president told the crowd, singling out the Kavanaugh nomination battle and a caravan of migrants making its way toward Mexico and the United States.
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The future son-in-law of and senior adviser to the future president effusively praised Moore to a reporter, singling out the filmmaker's ability to construct a compelling argument and bring important issues in American life to light.
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"The incompetent Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, was bothered that I played a very fast round of golf yesterday," Trump tweeted, singling out one of the many critics who took issue with the time spent on the links.
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But without singling out a specific recipient, she acknowledged several past laureates bear a mixed legacy of conflict and armistice — or have failed to live up to the heavy expectation of furthering peace the way the committee intended.
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" Singling out the Jim Henson Company, which created the "Sesame Street" characters, Mr. Mulvaney said, "When I do go to that family in Grand Rapids and say, 'Look, is this what you want your money to go to?
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"We were ultimately paying for a lot of stuff that was ineffective and was not usable in this particular area," he said, singling out campaign mail pushed by consultants as one expense that was not worth the cost.
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Kim Kye-kwan, a vice foreign minister, rejected the administration's demand that it quickly dismantle its nuclear program as Libya had done 15 years ago, singling out John R. Bolton, Mr. Trump's new national security adviser, for condemnation.
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" It denied singling out Mr. González and his son at the business meeting, saying the president had simply told the crowd that highlighting the nation's advances "are as necessary" as pointing out "the deficiencies of the government's actions.
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Meghan and Harry, in their criticism of the media, have been careful not to paint themselves as anti-media, and have focused on singling out what they say are certain factions of the media, frequently the tabloid media.
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The president spoke highly of LSU during his multiple visits to Louisiana ahead of its gubernatorial election last year, singling out quarterback Joe Burrow, the 2019 Heisman Trophy winner as the best player in college football, for praise.
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Many who support singling out Israel will actively encourage academic contacts with Russian, Cuban, Saudi, Venezuelan, Chinese, Belarusian and Palestinian universities, despite the horrid human-rights records of these undemocratic countries and the discriminatory policies of their universities.
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She is candid about times that democracy promotion has led to costly mistakes, singling out the 2006 elections that she and her team pushed the Palestinians to conduct and the Israelis to support, confident that Hamas would lose.
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"Trying to undermine the case by singling out one investigator, and producing dated and unproven allegations and leaking those to the press, rather than in written form to the court, is the opposite of responsible," Mr. Shea added.
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In the essay, influenced by the French historian Augustin Cochin and his studies of the French Revolution, Professor Shafarevich elaborated on a theory of the "small nation" that destroys the "large nation" that hosts it, singling out Jews.
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Some analysts said Mr. Kim, in singling out Mr. Moon, was venting anger over his failure to win relief from crippling economic sanctions over his nuclear program, with talks between his government and the United States having stalled.
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Some analysts said Mr. Kim, in singling out Mr. Moon, was venting anger over his failure to win relief from crippling economic sanctions over his nuclear program, with talks between his government and the United States having stalled.
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The singling out of China and Russia as "revisionist powers" comes despite Trump's own attempts to build strong relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two sides seek to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) must include a discussion of new financial services, a Mexican negotiator said on Wednesday, singling out so-called fintech companies rapidly gaining ground in the region.
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In a comprehensive review, the team from The Wirecutter called this kit a high-quality choice, noting its "soft case with straps that hold the tools securely in place" and the singling out the well made adjustable wrench.
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Back in 2016, a campaign from Consumers Union managed to collect more than 600,000 signatures in an attempt to ramp up pressure on historically-apathetic companies, consistently singling out AT&T as one of the more apathetic carriers.
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Other volumes have profiled Chester Brown and Carl Barks; in singling out Moore for attention, the series is breaking with its own pattern by focusing on one of the few notable comics creators who is a writer only.
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" Muslims worldwide have praised New Zealand's response to the massacre, with many singling out Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's gesture of wearing a headscarf to meet victims' families and urging the country to unite with the call: "We are one.
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"Singling out Muslim Americans, moreover, feeds the lie of terrorists like ISIL, that the West is somehow at war with a religion that includes over a billion adherents," Obama said, using an acronym for the Islamic State militant group.
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By singling out Muslims for discrimination—including a group currently detained at John F. Kennedy airport in New York who had risked their lives working with Americans in Iraq—Mr Trump's order is a repudiation of these American strengths.
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As Europe tuned into Wednesday night's third and final televised presidential debate, many of those watching were split on who was the stronger performer but united in singling out the defining moment of the night – unfortunately for Donald Trump.
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Trump on Wednesday denounced reports of disorganization in the team, singling out the New York Times for saying world leaders have had trouble getting in touch with him since his upset victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton in the Nov.
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Donald Trump's friends at Breitbart have just published a guest op-ed from ex-congressman Tom Tancredo, a champion of the anti-immigration cause, singling out one group as potentially to blame for Trump's impending defeat in November: Mormons.
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" Consequently, after a trial last month, Arpaio was found to be in criminal contempt of court for "willfully disobeying the law after a court ordered him to stop singling out drivers based on ethnicity and detaining them without charges.
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Singling out one bird in a habitat is "like trying to understand the magnificence of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony by abstracting the sound of a single violin player out of the orchestra and hearing just that one part," he said.
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A former partner at Goldman Sachs, Dudley has scolded bankers for years for lax ethics and poor culture that has not improved enough since the 2007-2009 crisis, singling out Wells in particular for its growing fake-accounts scandal.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi sparred last week with "the squad," a group of four progressive freshman House Democrats, leading its most prominent member, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, to claim Pelosi was singling out women of color in the Democratic caucus.
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The American Civil Liberties Union advised the court that his conviction violated the equal-protection clause by singling out people living with HIV, and it forced disclosure of personal medical diseases that violated his right to freedom of speech.
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The singling out of China and Russia as "revisionist powers" also comes despite Trump's own attempts to build strong relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two sides seek to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes.
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The year-long inquiry that exposed a culture of greed in the financial sector released its final report last month, singling out the chiefs of Australia's fourth-largest bank for apparent unwillingness to accept responsibility for past wrongs there.
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If the Army wants to conduct a broader study to determine whether long hair, head coverings and beards compromise equipment safety for soldiers, regardless of religion, rather than singling out one soldier, it may do so, the judge said.
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Singling out the euro's surge as a source of uncertainty, Draghi said any unjustified move could force the ECB to rethink its strategy as a strong currency could put a lid on inflation, thwarting its efforts to lift prices.
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"We now need to appeal to every single American so that they can have their role in stopping this virus," she said, before singling out millennials as the "core group who can stop this virus" by avoiding public contact.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, H.B. 2 violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," the lawsuit filed against the state said.
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Defenders of the president say that he was simply motivated by a desire to address corruption in Ukraine, while EU ambassador Gordon Sondland has claimed that officials sought an investigation into Burisma from Ukraine, not singling out the Bidens.
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Mr. Arpaio is on the sidelines, alone but for a tight circle of friends as he waits to go on trial next month on charges he defied a federal judge's order to stop singling out Latinos for traffic stops.
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"On multiple occasions, the leadership at West Point and throughout the Army commended the rugby team for sticking together and taking the punishment as a team instead of singling out those who were 'worse' offenders than others," Baldwin said.
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Huawei alleges that a portion of the law — which specifically forbids government agencies from using technology from Huawei and its smaller Chinese rival, ZTE — violates the US Constitution by singling out an individual or group for punishment without trial.
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Davidson, according to the paper, was "worried that the bank's singling out of the payment might mean the transaction was under federal investigation," while Cohen, who had been recording the call, "didn't indicate he was alarmed," the paper said.
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But he did refuse all wedding cakes to the couple, including cakes that were made for other customers before and a "nondescript" cake — showing that he was singling out gay people in refusing at least one kind of service.
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That group released a radio ad this week singling out an Iowa delegate, National Committeeman Steve Scheffler, for fighting delegate unbinding efforts, and encouraging listeners to call his number and urge him to allow them to vote however they like.
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Putting aside the question of whether people from these countries are all terrorists, or even mostly terrorists, singling out this group of countries suggests the order is focused on more than just national security, and that's where it runs into trouble.
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Many analysts pointed to Amazon's ad performance as a high point in its third-quarter earnings, with J.P. Morgan singling out its reacceleration and saying the company has solidified itself in the number three ad position, behind Google and Facebook.
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WASHINGTON — The Army on Friday issued a scathing critique of the management and oversight of a military laboratory that mistakenly sent live anthrax to facilities around the world, singling out a brigadier general and 11 other people for possible disciplinary action.
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" Ocasio-Cortez told the Washington Post the same day that Pelosi's comments seemed like she was just keeping the progressive caucus at bay to protect moderate Democrats, but it became an "explicit singling out of newly elected women of color.
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Judge Richard A. Posner of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit struck down Wisconsin's admitting-privileges law last year in an opinion that used comparative data to show how singling out abortion made no objective sense.
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US aid to Ukraine Avoiding a direct answer to a question on what it was he wanted Zelensky to do regarding the Bidens, Trump complained again of other countries' alleged lack of assistance to Ukraine, singling out European countries in particular.
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Additionally, it's strange that the Justice Department is singling out Turner Broadcasting specifically, and not other networks like HBO or The CW (which is a publicly available over-the-air network), which would also be included in the Time Warner deal.
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Ukraine says Russia has broken WTO rules by singling out Ukraine with trade-restrictive measures, such as requiring Ukrainian trucks to use identification seals and to move in convoy, and by putting restrictions on Ukrainian drivers entering Russia from Belarus.
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This critique suggests that in singling out Muslims for new immigration checks, Trump is again seeking culprits for America's woes and trying to put a face on a new enemy that could capture public opinion and enhance his political power base.
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"I am here tonight because I had the privilege of working with a group of extraordinarily talented women," Skarsgård said in his acceptance speech, singling out the book's author Liane Moriarty, producer Bruno Papandrea, and his on-screen wife Nicole Kidman.
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Last month's DCMS committee report was also especially trenchant in its criticism of Facebook's business practices — with MPs singling out the company for what it dubbed "disingenuous" and "bad faith" responses to genuine democratic concerns about the misuse of people's data.
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If President Trump overreacts by singling out Muslims for discriminatory policies, or if there are a wave of anti-Muslim hate crimes across the US, ISIS will have new fuel for its narrative that the West and Islam are incompatible.
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If you're a tank like Reinhardt, that means soaking up bullets and protecting your friends, not singling out speedy solo targets and chasing them down — his slow speed and lack of ranged attack options mean you'll usually be wasting your time.
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By passing tax reform that works for industries and taxpayers and eschewing policies that play favorites by singling out sectors such as fossil fuels, we can pave the way for an American energy future that works to the benefit of consumers.
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Kelly openly disagreed with Republican lawmakers without insulting them, he chided the press for what he called "inaccurate" stories without alienating or singling out specific reporters, and he addressed a number of major foreign policy challenges without tearing up delicate alliances.
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Instead of singling out jets with 450 or more seats, which effectively means the four-engined Boeing 747 and Airbus A380, Airbus now places all planes with 350 or more seats - including the biggest twinjets - in one box called 'Extra Large'.
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" What's happening: North Korea's "Kim Kye-kwan, a vice foreign minister, rejected the administration's demand that it quickly dismantle its nuclear program as Libya did 15 years ago, singling out John Bolton, Mr. Trump's new national security adviser, for condemnation.
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Democrats proposed new standards that companies must meet to complete large mergers and enhanced post-merger reviews, singling out the airline, telecommunications, beer, food and eyeglass industries as areas of concern in the proposal dubbed "A Better Deal" for working Americans.
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The White House has so far failed to respond to a request for comment on the report, according to AP. Amnesty International's Secretary General Salil Shetty said that by singling out specific groups, politicians are fueling the rise of hate crimes.
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Singling out Mr. Trump and his administration, Democrats said that they were making good on promises to voters across the country who vaulted them into the majority with demands to clean up corruption and influence-peddling in Republican-controlled Washington.
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"Blade Runner" (1982), Ridley Scott's futuristic fusion of science fiction and film noir, was indifferently received by audiences and critics, with many reviews singling out the unfortunate voice-over narration and sunny ending that the studio had forced on Scott.
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In the weeks since Ms. Heyer's death, Mr. Trump has alternated between singling out neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan for condemnation and asserting that what he called the "alt-left" was also to blame for the Charlottesville violence.
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White House aides said they were satisfied with the Trump team's opening statements, particularly singling out remarks late Monday by Alan Dershowitz, who argued among other things that the claims in Bolton's unpublished book — if true — wouldn't constitute an impeachable defense.
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Speaking to governors at the White House on Monday, Trump promised to spend "big" on infrastructure and expressed concern over the country's ailing roads, bridges and tunnels, singling out the Lincoln Tunnel and the Queens-Midtown Tunnel in New York.
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Jordan was criticized earlier this month for an anti-Semitic Facebook post in which she denounced impeachment by singling out Jewish people and claiming those who support impeaching President Donald Trump are Jews "in name only," the Delaware News Journal reported.
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"The United States has been taken advantage of by other countries, both friendly and not so friendly," Trump said, singling out the European Union in particular, saying barriers on trade made it difficult for US goods to enter the bloc.
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Mission Ceviche's servers, while eager to be helpful, have a habit of singling out the most obvious dishes — the classic ceviche, the octopus leg — and pushing them so hard you might suspect the rest of the menu is a minefield.
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Lawmakers said they're concerned that by not singling out the Ukraine controversy — and aggressively pursuing an impeachment investigation based on that alone — they risk dragging out the process further, bumbling their message and losing the public's attention at a critical point.
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Huawei alleges that a portion of the law — which specifically forbids government agencies from using technology from Huawei and its smaller Chinese rival, ZTE (ZTCOF) — violates the US Constitution by singling out an individual or group for punishment without trial.
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"Frankly, many countries owe us a tremendous amount of money for many years back, where they're delinquent, as far as I'm concerned, because the United States has had to pay for them," singling out Germany as "the number one" culprit.
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The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel had reviewed and signed off on the order, but Ms. Yates believed that the department had to also consider the president's intent, which she said appeared aimed at singling out people based on religion.
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He was speaking as U.S. President Donald Trump lashed out at European allies before a NATO anniversary summit in London, singling out France's Emmanuel Macron for "very nasty" comments on the alliance and Germany for spending too little on defence.
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What burdens military readiness is singling out one group of effective fighters for humiliating and unequal treatment, and subjecting them to unrelenting fear that their enforced secret will be found out, destroying their careers, undermining their units, and wrecking lives.
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Mr. Trump has been singling out corporations for their behavior, like the airplane manufacturer Boeing, which he attacked on Twitter on Tuesday for "out of control" spending on the new Air Force One that the government commissioned the company to build.
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President Donald Trump on Monday used a speech to a gathering of international police chiefs to tear into his host city of Chicago, calling its violence worse than Afghanistan's, while also singling out the city's top cop for snubbing his visit.
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Trump alluded to the debate over NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racism by singling out for praise a 12-year-old boy who led an effort to place flags on veterans' graves.
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Several Republicans had lobbied for the removal of certain language singling out Mr. Trump for his role in forcing the government shutdown, Ms. Wexton said, and members of the hard-line Freedom Caucus took to the floor to protest the resolution.
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The Red Cross has a longstanding policy of not singling out governments or groups for criticism, because it seeks to preserve access to all sides in order to carry out missions such as monitoring the treatment of detainees and prisoners.
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"I don't think singling out one over the other is the appropriate thing for me to do, at least at this moment," Mr. Jeffries said as he left a recent gathering of the New York Democratic delegation that she also attended.
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Huawei's lawsuit argues that by singling out the company, Congress has violated constitutional principles on the separation of powers and also the bill of attainder clause, which prohibits legislation that singles out a person or entity for punishment without trial.
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But late in its lifespan, the Obama administration's own Council of Economic Advisers released a report bemoaning declining competition in the American economy over the past generation and specifically singling out the Microsoft litigation as a worthwhile effort to push back.
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The tech company alleges that a portion of the law — which specifically forbids government agencies from using technology from Huawei and its smaller Chinese rival, ZTE (ZTCOF) — violates the US Constitution by singling out an individual or group for punishment without trial.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York suggested that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been "singling out" freshman congresswomen of color — the latest charge in a growing rift between the leader of the party in the chamber and the high-profile progressive freshman.
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The ACLU announced Monday morning that it would challenge the directive in court, arguing that it violates "the constitutional guarantees of equal protection and substantive due process by singling out transgender individuals for unequal and discriminatory treatment," according to a press release.
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While President Donald Trump issued his condolences to the families of Heyer and the troopers, he issued a controversial statement on the violence, admonishing "hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides," rather than singling out the white nationalists who staged the rally.
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Without mentioning Trump by name or singling out the U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue who announced his plan to "make school lunches great again" earlier this month, Obama made her very clear what she thought of the president and his administration's move.
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The acting US ambassador to the United Kingdom, Lewis Lukens, issued a statement on Twitter singling out London Mayor Sadiq Khan for praise after Trump attacked him on Twitter in the wake of the terror attacks which killed at least seven people.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) on Monday expressed concerns about the state and outlook for rights in Brazil, singling out for particular worry some of the signature campaign issues of far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro.
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Trump did, however, take attacking the media to a new level -- singling out reporters who had fallen out of his favor by name and often directing the attention (and ire) of his large campaign crowds to the pen of reporters covering the event.
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Malouf's tombstone marks the grave of Jesse Helms, the conservative senator who, thirty years ago, led the charge to prohibit the National Endowment for the Arts from funding work that he found morally objectionable, singling out Robert Mapplethorpe and Andres Serrano specifically.
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Mr Sanders sounded a bit like a broken record with some of his attacks on Wall Street, usually singling out Goldman Sachs, the investment bank which, in his view, brought down the American economy and destroyed the lives of millions of Americans.
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At a press conference at the White House on Wednesday, Trump took the unusual step of singling out for criticism Republicans who lost House races on Tuesday, arguing that if they had embraced his policies more they would have kept their seats.
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"It's very clear that there are challenges around the country in relation to how the borders have been drawn in the 28-states proposal, and that has led to ethnic tensions," she added, singling out the areas around Malakal in the north.
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Pelosi called the coverups "shameful," singling out the case of Cardinal Law, who was forced to resign as Archbishop of Boston in 2002 following searing reports that he turned a blind eye to rampant sexual abuse by priests under his watch over decades.
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"We're not talking just about progressives, it's singling out four individuals and knowing the media environment we're operating in, knowing the amount of death threats we get, knowing the amount of concentration of attention, I think it's worth asking why," she added.
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VIS-À-VIS JUST THIS IDEA THAT WE ARE NOW IN THESE BILATERAL NEGOTIATIONS AND BY NOT SINGLING OUT CHINA, AT LEAST TODAY, NOT TO SAY WE LIVE TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY BUT THERE IS ANOTHER FIGHT TO HAVE IN THE FUTURE.
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While the White House said its decision to implement the DPA reflected a need to ramp up production, in singling out GM, the president may have also been channeling some of the frustration he has expressed in the past toward the company.
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Then came the Muslim ban, the singling-out of black athletes, the equivocation over white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va., and the reported use of a vulgar adjective to denigrate countries, including Haiti, from which immigrants of color came to the United States.
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In firing Mr. Mnangagwa, Mr. Mugabe — Zimbabwe's leader since independence in 1980 and, at 93, the world's oldest head of state — might have finally overreached, singling out an erstwhile ally with liberation-war credentials and a deep power base of his own.
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The case the court addressed Tuesday came from the federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., which had ruled that the earlier travel ban, issued in March, violated the Constitution's protections against religious discrimination by singling out travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries.
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A timeline the government distributed to reporters, identified a series of 14 op-ed articles that appeared across the American media in a sudden flurry beginning around the same time — late April — all singling out Qatar for supporting Islamist militants or extremists.
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On Friday, Ayatollah Sistani asked both security forces and protesters to avoid violence, Reuters reported, but he laid the blame for the clashes at the feet of the country's leaders, singling out lawmakers and accusing them of failing to address rampant corruption.
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"Lucido insisted that he wasn&apost singling out Donahue over her age and gender, claiming he made a similar comment to an all-girls school to the effect of, "How would you like to have all the boys from the Senate come over?
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Mr. Trump has already broken with tradition by singling out companies for criticism, like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, automakers and news organizations, sometimes causing gyrations in their stock prices and prompting debates about whether corporations would tailor their conduct to suit a bellicose president.
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" He said in a statement about the insertion of language on Gibraltar into the European Union's draft guidelines for negotiating a British withdrawal: "This unnecessary, unjustified and unacceptable discriminatory proposed singling out of Gibraltar and its people was the predictable machination of Spain.
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" Ms. Ocasio-Cortez fired back by saying that it was she and the progressive activists who revere her, not Ms. Pelosi, who wielded the real power in the party, and later complained about the speaker's "singling out of newly elected women of color.
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The Commission said on Wednesday that France, Belgium and Italy were also not reducing debt at the pace required by EU rules, singling out Italy's debt of 130 percent of GDP, the second highest in the EU after Greece, as of particular concern.
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A number of them told BuzzFeed News that Angela was prone to singling out employees, questioning why the campaign had to pay for the services those staffers were providing, and threatening to fire them while Wayne was out on the campaign trail.
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But on Friday morning in an angry session in the Oval Office, the president railed at aides about the recusal, singling out the White House counsel's office and the communications staff in a tirade visible through the window to a nearby television camera.
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In the latter case, the head of Border Patrol resigned the day after President Trump appeared at DHS, singling out the head of the Border Patrol union (who was on his transition team) for praise "while pointedly avoiding mention" of the patrol's commander.
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On February 16th McKinsey Global Institute, a consultancy, joined the fray, singling out copper as a commodity for which demand could grow strongly over the next two decades, because of Chinese demand and its importance to electric vehicles and wind- and solar-energy units.
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In a rambling, stream-of-consciousness speech that lasted for an hour and 15 minutes, Mr. Trump made a point of singling out his latest top target, Senator Jon Tester, a Democrat from Montana who helped thwart the cabinet nomination of the president's physician.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stepped up a series of attacks on automakers on Wednesday for not backing his administration's plan to roll back Obama-era fuel efficiency rules, singling out Ford Motor in particular for backing a deal with California for stricter fuel economy standards.
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Hirono's office pushed back in a statement, singling out Gabbard by name: "It is unfortunate that Congresswoman Gabbard based her misguided opinion on the far-right wing manipulation of these straightforward questions," Will Dempster, Hirono's spokesman, said in a statement to The Hill in January.
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While its members have participated in recent campaigns to call for tech companies to commit to refuse participation with building a Muslim registry, the Tech Workers Coalition says it is singling out Palantir for the firm's apparently unique status heading into the Trump era.
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The original suit, filed in 2013, accused the New York Police Department of violating the Constitution by "singling out and stigmatizing entire communities of New Yorkers based on their religion," according to a statement by the American Civil Liberties Union, which represented the plaintiffs.
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"The Republican establishment is trying to nullify the 2016 election," Bannon said, saying it was an "open secret on Capitol Hill" that many Republicans did not support Trump's agenda, and singling out Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan for criticism.
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Singling out areas for improvement, Draghi said the euro zone was lagging behind in innovative capacity, particularly in the services sector, and needed to utilize the latent potential in the euro area labor force, which can be unleashed with appropriate labor market and activation policies.
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His critics, however, have questioned why his administration is now singling out Cuba for human rights abuses but downplaying the issue in other parts of the world, including Saudi Arabia, a close U.S. ally Trump visited last month where political parties and protests are banned.
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"We see a lot of promise from stem cell treatments, but we also have a lot of concern, and we started by sending these 20 letters singling out these firms that should be engaging with FDA but haven't been," FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said.
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Trump said earlier this month that the Democrats' response to those comments — they passed a resolution condemning anti-Semitism and other forms of bigotry without singling out Omar — showed the party is "anti-Jewish" and claimed Jews are leaving the Democratic Party in droves.
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Samir Soneji, an associate professor at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, said adult smokers aren't attracted to the flavors the FDA is singling out, and that tobacco alternatives are much more effective at helping people quit smoking, without harming teenagers.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, (the new law) violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," the lawsuit claims, according to a report from The Associated Press.
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They repeated that call on Tuesday, singling out the legislative leaders in a marked escalation from their previous rhetoric: In addition to signs denouncing Mr. Cuomo, the protesters also carried signs challenging Mr. Heastie and Ms. Stewart-Cousins to choose between landlords and families.
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Politicians avoided Rio during one of the most political Carnivals in Brazil's history, with revelers singling out for criticism Mr. Pezão, President Michel Temer and especially Mayor Marcelo Crivella, an evangelical bishop who is no fan of Carnival and left the city for Europe.
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But Bloomberg is reporting that the FAA is taking the extra step of explicitly banning select recalled MacBook Pros from being brought aboard as cargo or carry-ons — seemingly singling out these devices like it did with the infamous Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone.
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Mr. Loeb wrote this week that "hypocrites who pay fealty to powerful union thugs and bosses do more damage to people of color than anyone who has ever donned a hood," singling out the minority leader of the State Senate, who is African-American.
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That leaves Schiff, like an advocate singling out the most impressionable members of a jury in a courtroom drama, forever working on swing state senators handed tough races by Trump's unpopularity and Republicans uncomfortable with their leader's refusal to explore new testimony and evidence.
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The draft resolution strongly denounces the groups that organized the Charlottesville, Va., rallies, singling out the "white supremacists and neo-Nazis" at the center of the marches, which led to the death of a counterprotester and two law enforcement officers responding to the violence.
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But one Le Pen ally, Jean-Luc Schaffhauser, who helped the National Front secure a loan from a Russian-linked bank but is not himself a member of the party, said he believed that fraud investigators were unfairly singling out right-wing parties for scrutiny.
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In addition to Goldman executives' singling out the low volume and volatility in certain trading areas, "they did make a cryptic comment on the call about how the markets could have been managed better," noted Guy Moszkowski, director of United States research for Autonomous Research.
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In a 1970 interview, Varda spoke about the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard, with whom she studied at the Sorbonne in the 1940s — "He really blew my mind" — singling out his ideas on the poetic imagination, the material world and the elements (earth, air, fire, water).
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Many otherwise solid studies overemphasize the role of "terrorists" (often singling out ISIS) in profiting from antiquities trafficking — even though looting in Syria has been conducted or overseen by all parties to the conflict, and ISIS is apparently not responsible for most of it.
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He has since used that line repeatedly on the campaign trail, even singling out Mr. Bush's finance chairman, the billionaire Woody Johnson, as an example of the type of donor who is working against Mr. Trump — never mind that Mr. Trump and Mr. Johnson are actually friends.
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"He is going to have a harder time passing reforms to the peace agreement than he would have his supporters believe," said Sergio Guzman, Colombia lead analyst for consultancy Control Risks, singling out the Constitutional Court, which has already ruled that the deal cannot be changed.
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He voted to create a federal fund supporting abortion clinic security, and recently signed on as a co-sponsor of the Women's Health Protection Act, a bill in Congress that would prohibit states from singling out abortion providers for different regulations than those for other health services.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, (the state) violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," said the lawsuit, which was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal.
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Trump has acted according to type in singling out these categories, too, for his hostility, to the point of calling the press "enemies of the people" and calling for the imprisonment of his political rival, Hillary Clinton, an idea he has returned to from time to time.
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When asked why President-elect Donald Trump had refrained from singling out Japan in recent months and its exchange rate movements, he said that Japan now had a much smaller trade surplus and highlighted that the yen had depreciated "somewhat" in the last couple of months.
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And the most remarkable news conference in presidential history also made another point clear: Trump's reticence in specifically singling out white supremacists and neo-Nazi groups was not the result of Bannon whispering in his ear -- it was an authentic representation of his own core beliefs.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama on Friday announced his support for opening the market for cable set-top boxes, singling out the devices in millions of homes as a clunky and outdated symbol of corporate power over consumers, as he introduced a broad federal effort to increase competition.
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Unlike comments made by senior State department officials previewing his trip to Ankara, Tillerson did not suggest a zone in northern Syria along the border with Turkey, singling out the southern Syrian border with Jordan and the area around Raqqa as most likely options for such zones.
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The decision to bar staff from attending the dinner is yet another sign of tension between the administration and the press corps, as the president has repeatedly attacked the media as "fake news" and the "enemy of the people" while singling out individual reporters for scorn.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury on Thursday rejected the idea of singling out specific asset management and insurance firms as systemically risky, indicating that they are unlikely to be designated as "too big to fail" and slapped with additional oversight under the administration of President Donald Trump.
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Elizabeth Warren said Tuesday that President Donald Trump treated Puerto Rico with "extraordinary disrespect" in his response to the devastation that followed Hurricane Maria, singling out for scorn the Trump administration's recent draft proposal to divert the island's storm relief funding to pay for his border wall.
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It is a shame that has only grown in recent days, as the Trump administration has released guidelines for tightening border security, heartlessly singling out for accelerated deportation children who, by the thousands, have made the hazardous trek from Central America to flee poverty and gang violence.
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Here are several worth singling out: New U.S.-China tensions after a fresh batch of hacking indictments (more on that below); a malaise over the Fed's rate increases; technology stocks falling out of favor; the threat of a government shutdown; and the persistent slump in oil prices.
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At the crux of the lawsuit in Delaware was the plaintiffs' objection to Airbnb's singling out the West Bank in putting the policy in place despite the existence of other disputed territories around the world, said Robert Tolchin, a New York-based lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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Since the beginning of his presidential campaign, Mr. Trump has used the news media as a foil and, at rallies, he continues to whip up crowds with chants of "fake news," singling out news organizations and encouraging people to lash out at reporters assigned to cover him.
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"As we gather this week with loved ones across our beautiful land, we give thanks to God for the many gifts he has bestowed upon us," the president said, after singling out a trio of Republican lawmakers, including Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, for special praise.
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Schwelb's team picked the largest operators in many different metropolitan areas to show the reach of enforcement, and then usually settled the cases with consent decrees (rather than drawn-out lawsuits) to show it was focused on changing behavior, not on singling out firms for punishment.
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"Job 1 is getting people put back to work — we're talking about Obamacare, the Keystone Pipeline, the Waters in the U.S. and the Clean Power Plan," he said, singling out the transcontinental pipeline that President Obama killed, new clean water regulations and Mr. Obama's climate change plan.
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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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Democrats say top officials part of Ukraine effort The report charges that the Ukraine pressure campaign extended far beyond Trump and Giuliani into the administration, singling out a number of senior administration officials — including the vice president — of having knowledge of or participating in the effort.
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"No state has helped this people in any way, my message to the world is to get these people out of this disaster-stricken city, at least the civilians," he said, singling out the United States and Turkey as governments with the power to do something.
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From the use of slave patrols to lynching to legal segregation, and in modern iterations like stop and frisk, racial profiling has long been used to maintain white authority by singling out the presence and behavior of people of color — especially African Americans — as requiring punishment.
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And the backlash has since broadened to include widespread criticism of the White House's decision to exclude Jews from his statement recognizing International Holocaust Memorial Day as well as Trump's tweet singling out Christians who were killed in the Middle East, while leaving out Jews, Muslims and others.
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Some states went so far as to exempt those whose family members or grandfathers had voted — literally a grandfather clause — around the time of the Civil War, thereby allowing whites whose family had historically voted to continue doing so, while singling out black voters whose ancestors couldn't vote.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James (D), who will file the upcoming lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Friday, accused the Trump administration of singling out the Empire State for allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses even though other states had adopted similar laws.
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In an interview published in Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak media, French President Emmanuel Macron told eastern EU members on Friday not to fall out of step with the bloc's principles, singling out Hungary and Poland whose nationalist governments have clashed with Brussels over rule-of-law issues.
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"We have been made aware of several current agents who have appropriately represented former student-athletes in their professional quest and whom the National Basketball Players Association has granted waivers of its bachelor's degree requirement," the NCAA said in a statement ... while insisting it wasn't singling out Paul.
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