I got slapped down by my colleagues, slapped down by other leaders.
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There on the movie screen, he slapped her — and she slapped back. Harder.
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BTW, they both think if Diddy ever slapped Kanye the way he allegedly slapped Drake ... things would have turned out a lot differently.
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So, another big win for Conor ... who was just slapped on the wrist for punching a man in a Dublin bar, slapped on the wrist for smashing a phone in Miami and slapped on the wrist for attacking a UFC bus in New York.
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"I was pushed up against the wall, slapped a couple of times, and then slapped again," actress Lucy DeCoutere testified in a Toronto court on Thursday.
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Foster allegedly slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest and slapped her with an open hand on the right side of her face.
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The woman told police that Foster slapped her phone out of her hand, pushed her in the chest and slapped her on the left side of the face, police said.
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"I'm sure when I emerged from my mother's womb, the doctor slapped me, I hit a high C and slapped him back," she wrote in a biographical sketch on her website.
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" Harry wrote, "Eartha Kitt slapped the f— outta me!
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Our products would likely be slapped with tariffs in return.
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Slapped a new coat of paint on the old URL.
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Being slapped with this label only helps to encourage extremists.
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Google gets slapped $5BN by EU for Android antitrust abuse
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"Getting serious now — super glue getting slapped on," he quips.
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And then I slapped Vanderpump, I'm really not sure why.
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So I just slapped his back and he goes: Rawr!
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He bit her right nalga, then he slapped her ass.
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Beijing has slapped tariffs on $110 billion in American goods.
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She said yes, and he slapped her in the face.
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So he reached in the back seat and slapped me.
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Instead, she slapped back, and that's when Remini lost it.
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China has slapped duties on $110 billion in American products.
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And so Diane, face to face with Alicia, slapped her.
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One girl slapped you, one girl wanted to choke you.
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But then Dad slapped me again during the second break.
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He's just getting slapped around every time you turn around.
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Your a loser with a big mouth that need slapped.
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China has slapped duties on $110 billion in U.S. products.
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Company names slapped on stickers, thermal bags, and neon vests.
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He slapped a regulatory official square in the dome too.
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It slapped a 20% tariff on Canadian lumber in April.
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This week, the Trump administration slapped new sanctions on Iran.
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One of them slapped the old man on the back.
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Jasareno said some violators had been slapped with suspension orders.
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His teammates roared with laughter and slapped the dugout railing.
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Earlier this month, Mexico slapped tariffs on several agriculture products, .
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Many localities also have slapped special taxes on sugary beverages.
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That night, I burned his hand and he slapped me.
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He and Brown then slapped high five and bumped chests.
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Her foster one slapped her face and called her retarded.
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I remember when a firm slapped a sell on it.
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Days later, the White House slapped Pyongyang with new sanctions.
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"For now we slapped the Americans last night," he said.
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Miss Lewis swatted and slapped, but the children still came.
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Beijing slapped tariffs on products including soybeans, corn and wheat.
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Then she slapped her hand against her own taut stomach.
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"My father slapped me across the face," she says through tears.
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That was very surreal to be slapped by Princess Leia repeatedly.
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Engagement rumors surfaced last year, but were slapped down by Munn.
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He slapped a guy earlier this summer outside the BET Awards.
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Beijing slapped a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soybeans in retaliation.
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Yet the DoJ has slapped large fines on American banks, too.
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Gris feels like that slapped onto a great puzzle-centric platformer.
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The girl slapped her hand, a smile slipping shyly into view.
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"It started with yelling and being slapped and grabbed," Drea says.
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The same day, Washington slapped new sanctions on Iranian metal exports.
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Diane Lockhart has slapped her way to her own spin-off.
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According to DOT, Frontier Airlines was slapped with the biggest fine.
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The president has slapped tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods.
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While some people may enjoy being slapped, others enjoy being zapped.
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Basically, the suspect's lucky Russell only slapped an armbar on him!
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Johnny slapped my hands away and screamed foul obscenities at me.
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Once, in college, a male friend slapped me in the face.
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Without apology, he slapped his mistress once until his hand hurt.
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In 2014 America slapped import duties on Chinese solar-panel imports.
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His battered Lottos, tread long gone, slapped hard to the ground.
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When I eventually went home that evening, my uncle slapped me.
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And on Monday, the Trump administration slapped sanctions on Maduro himself.
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Beijing vowed to retaliate if the United States slapped further tariffs.
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Before I could say anything, she slapped me in the face.
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The party front runners slapped around the competition on Super Tuesday.
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They slapped the cuffs on him and took him to jail.
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He immediately asked his sister if she'd slapped his bedroom wall.
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He literally slapped his knee when he first saw the memes.
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A protester slapped an egg on the back of Queensland Sen.
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Washington has slapped 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods.
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China, in turn, slapped tariffs on American imports to its country.
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It was raining heavily; new wiper blades slapped against the glass.
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"It was like someone slapped me in the face," he says.
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She slapped away my hand, though I'd drawn it back already.
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Matt: It's a Chevy with a Cadillac badge slapped on it.
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LG slapped competitors in the face with a surprisingly solid flagship.
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Marie had been slapped, punched, kicked, and bitten by former maids.
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If they try, they're liable to get slapped with a misdemeanor.
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While I was sleeping, I slapped a mosquito on my ear.
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Couch was only slapped with probation following the drunk driving incident.
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They slapped hands and seemed to know each other from before.
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The portions can be skimpy, the slices slapped carelessly onto plates.
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In response, New Delhi slapped higher tariffs on 28 U.S. products.
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Qualcomm got slapped with a $975 million fine for anticompetitive behavior.
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She slapped a patch on my side, burned it into place.
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Monte was slapped with a $750 fine, which he just paid.
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Beijing then slapped new tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. products.
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I got really angry and slapped him, but nothing else happened.
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But no other parents would confirm that Han had slapped Cerio.
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Princess Cruises was slapped with a $110,000 pollution fee in 2000 ...
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McAdoo stalked the bench area and slapped players on the back.
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Washington has already slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese products.
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Rozier tightened his grip, and Embiid slapped at the ball again.
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The Trump administration also slapped new sanctions on Iran's central bank.
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Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan and Myanmar were also slapped with a similar ban.
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A passing runner appeared to have slapped her on the rear.
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Naming my album "Losing My Religion," I got slapped for that.
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Tiny slapped the chair with the cape and cried, Next up!
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The trade tariffs that are being slapped on steel and aluminum.
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President George W. Bush slapped tariffs on steel imports in 2002.
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Once, I slapped my sister with the back of my hand.
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He was later slapped with a lifetime ban from Delta flights.
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"People were lining up to get their boobs slapped," she says.
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When she told her father about her ambition, he slapped her.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)First, Beijing slapped tariffs on American soybeans.
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But then when they do the former, they get slapped online.
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In April, Vekselberg was slapped with sanctions by the Treasury Department.
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You done gone slapped that baseball straight into your thunder hutch.
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The judge disagreed, and slapped them with a strikingly firm rebuke.
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We slapped the puck around and uncharacteristically didn't move the puck well.
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The Fossil Sport color options are like being slapped with a rainbow.
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But green groups sued, and those efforts got slapped down in court.
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Then Michael Bisping came in on short notice and slapped him silly.
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Others had charges slapped against them, were convicted in court, and fined.
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Mexico also slapped tariffs on about $3 billion worth of American goods.
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Executives caught behaving badly might once have been slapped on the wrist.
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Without apology, he also slapped his mistress once until his hand hurt.
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Without insurance coverage, they were slapped with hospital-stay bills exceeding $10,000.
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Washington and Beijing slapped additional tariffs on each other's goods on Sept.
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We have bitten our lips, slapped on rictus grins, kept buggering on.
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He is the kind of guy who gets slapped in the face.
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Steffl says he stood up and slapped the man in the face.
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In retaliation, Beijing slapped higher duties on $60 billion of American products.
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Washington slapped tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on Sept.
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He was also slapped with a charge for having tinted front windows.
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When Minegar refused ... cops slapped the cuffs on him and arrested him.
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After smoothing that on, I slapped the sheet mask over my face.
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Why it matters: The Papadopoulos arrest seemed slapped together in some ways.
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To help boost revenues, he slapped a surprise levy on sugary drinks.
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The two sides have slapped hefty import tariffs on each other's goods.
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It was also slapped on lorries, pickup trucks and other commercial vehicles.
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Warren's initial "wealth tax" slapped a 3 percent surcharge on billionaires' assets.
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Hamilton slapped him in the face, which had turned a bluish gray.
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In response, Washington has slapped steep tariffs on some Chinese steel imports.
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Severino slapped his hands together and pointed toward Hicks in left field.
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I don't need to be slapped in the face with that information.
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She claims Lewandowski slapped her twice on the buttocks in late November.
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You would think I would have jumped up and dramatically slapped him.
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He also allegedly slapped her and coerced her into performing oral sex.
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I slapped my cheeks and dug the sleep out of my eyes.
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Racist callers could be slapped with fines, sensitivity training, or jail time.
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Seeing your chef get slapped by his mom is a funny experience.
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He might as well have slapped the entire country in the face.
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As an example, in 2009, President Obama slapped tariffs on Chinese tires.
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But the UFC president Dana White has slapped down any rematch talk.
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But the R rating slapped on "A Star Is Born" proved fatal.
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That's when, the woman said, Schneiderman slapped her across the face. Twice.
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Impatient guards sometimes slapped and shoved the older, slower inmates, he said.
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Then I slapped myself in the face as hard as I could.
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He just slapped his name on it and took credit for it.
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Want to be slapped with more coverage from Australia and New Zealand?
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She then slapped the people who were trying to escort her out.
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Intrigued, he slapped it into his mouth like a set of teeth.
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You get slapped a lot, but you get laid a lot too.
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In the U.S., for example, the FTC has slapped apps like Musical.
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In both instances, he slapped the detainees in the face, he said.
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They were slapped last night, but such military actions are not enough.
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Lebanon, meanwhile, has slapped a travel ban on the former auto chief.
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Last week, the U.S. slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods.
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It's also what got them slapped with an FTC complaint last week.
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Trump should have slapped down the evidence and doled out the punishment.
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Another woman, a lawyer, said she was slapped violently across the face.
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After hanging up, he slapped her "four or five times," he said.
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Kid YouTube channel Ryan ToysReview has been slapped with an FTC complaint.
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Kids YouTube channel Ryan ToysReview has been slapped with an FTC complaint.
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Europe has already been slapped with U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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The U.S. has already slapped tariffs on Chinese, European and Mexican goods.
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U.S. has slapped more sanctions on Iran, penalising the Iranian Central Bank.
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U.S. has slapped more sanctions on Iran, penalizing the Iranian Central Bank.
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The agent walked around the table and slapped me in the face.
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I felt as offended as if he'd walked up and slapped me.
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He slapped Mr. Nesimi's hand and pulled him into a bear hug.
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The officer just looked at me and slapped me across the face.
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As both Weinstein and Steve left the restaurant Steve slapped him twice.
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Then Russia slapped sanctions on foreign cheese in retaliation for Western sanctions.
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The immediate upshot of Trump's executive order is that the infrastructure that's been slapped together in the past several weeks to facilitate family separation will be succeeded by a slapped-together infrastructure to facilitate family detention — and deportation.
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"We get slapped in the face a lot during the year," Carlson said.
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The U.S. has slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods.
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The document alleges she slapped him in the face and pushed him once.
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Washington and Beijing slapped additional tariffs on each other's goods on Sept. 24.
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Almost immediately, the word "CAPTURED" was slapped on to Aaron's FBI wanted poster.
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After she had her first sip, she apparently slapped Burgess across the face.
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Jung pleaded with the judge, but still got slapped a 3 month sentence.
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With two outs, Andrew McCutchen slapped a double to the left-field corner.
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Therese Okoumou, born in the Congo was slapped with a few misdemeanor charges.
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One of the men was also slapped with a lifetime ban from Jet2.
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The U.S. has slapped tariffs on billion of dollars worth of Chinese imports.
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The Trump administration has already slapped tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods.
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He slapped severe financial restrictions on some of Vladimir Putin&aposs closest allies.
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They slapped and punched her and kicked her feet out from under her.
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Sister Miles said that she herself once slapped a child in the face.
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Miller claims Bodine then slapped the child before forcing him into a bathroom.
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The Finnish name, Korvapuusti, translates to mean "slapped ears," which I found hilarious.
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According to reports, Kabogo slapped Keino at the party, and she ran away.
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Backs are slapped and babies cooed over; a civilised babble fills the space.
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In response, one of the officers slapped him across the face, he said.
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Now, almost a year later, the Justice Department slapped him with federal charges.
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ExxonMobil just got slapped with yet another landmark lawsuit, this time from Massachusetts.
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Then it slapped a piece of carpet on top to spice it up.
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Oh, and the country's banks are going to get slapped with larger taxes.
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When King beat Efimova, she slapped the water in between them in triumph.
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As a result, the US slapped a $1.2 billion fine on the company.
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The Trump administration has slapped tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Trump also slapped tariffs on solar imports last year under a different provision.
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And the year before, Flynn had slapped a gossip columnist across the face.
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The U.S. has slapped sanctions on dozens of Venezuelans associated with Maduro's regime.
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He needs his face slapped around, but he has a huge, huge heart.
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America and the European Union have slapped tariffs on Chinese solar-panel imports.
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ICE slapped a detainer on Desmaret who is suspected to be illegal immigrant.
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And then Jane she ran into Dennis at The Marbella and slapped him.
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The court on Monday slapped the longest prison term, 13 years, on Junqueras.
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"He touched me, after which I slapped him on the face," she said.
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Some nations have slapped new sanctions on Venezuela or some of its citizens.
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These come after it last month slapped tariffs on $34 billion of goods.
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After her most recent violation, she was slapped with newer, even stricter terms.
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Weave was snatched, faces were slapped, long legs rolled around on the floor.
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The EU has slapped a $14.5 billion back-taxes bill on Apple Inc.
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"It's not like a physical dongle just slapped in the back," says McRae.
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As we reported ... Cohen was slapped with 8 federal charges in August 2018.
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He also scrapped or reduced the taxes that Fernandez slapped on farm exports.
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Marketers have slapped their names on our museums, stadiums, schools, and beloved bands.
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No wonder we're getting slapped with all those branded lenses on the daily.
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They slapped five criminal charges on him, and hauled him before a judge.
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As a coach, Knight slapped, head-butted, choked and kicked his own players.
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Google was slapped with a record €4.3bn ($5bn) fine by the European Commission.
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He slapped a two-out single to center with runners in scoring position.
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My mom looked at them, then me, and slapped me on the shoulder.
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Derek Jeter slapped down the tag, but it was an instant too late.
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When Poke reached for the rest of the Reuben, Rod slapped his hand.
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In turn, China, has slapped tariffs on $185 billion worth of US goods.
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And in late July, the Trump administration slapped Iran's top diplomat with sanctions.
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But my father slapped my hand and said, 'Stop doing that, it's gay'.
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Uber was slapped with a 4 million peso fine for the same violation.
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Other students began filing into another classroom but the slapped candidate remained unconscious.
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The Popeyes Po' Boy was essentially some chicken tenders slapped on a bun.
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They slapped down all seven layers in a 100-gallon fish tank. Smart.
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Duties of $83.03 per metric ton were slapped on imports in February 2013.
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We arrived at another ghat where women slapped their laundry against the rocks.
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Washington has also slapped sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports, further disrupting crude supply.
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OrganiGram and Mettrum have both been slapped with proposals for class-action lawsuits.
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I assume she was also the one who slapped "Yakkety Sax" over it.
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In August, the government slapped a hold on already approved "non-essential" imports.
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This is the second big fine France has slapped on Apple this year.
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It has also slapped 25 percent tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese imports.
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The Asian elephants also sometimes slapped their trunks against the ground in fear.
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Paddack slapped his right hand into his glove when he reached the dugout.
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One night, while we were making love, he slapped me on the face.
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But plenty of other products will be slapped with 2503% tariffs starting Sunday.
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Trump slapped a 15 percent tariff on $112 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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And then I want to be slapped across the face with a haddock.
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Winona acted really quickly and slapped the hell out of her head, thankfully.
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Rumors have it that he slapped Ellington or slashed one of his suits.
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The Jenner sisters just got slapped with a lawsuit filed by Klauber Bros.
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Some fool slapped you, some other fool sprayed seltzer in your face—nothing.
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It's not every month that four marquee videogames get slapped with big delays.
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Some women wore white pantsuits; others slapped "I Voted" stickers onto their lapels.
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The more tariffs that get slapped on, the more the currency will fall.
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A Russian slapping maestro was recently slapped unconscious in a slap show shocker.
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Trump slapped at Toyota in January for building a new plant in Mexico.
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Once, an older woman slapped Eichner; another called him an asshole on camera.
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As you may recall, their relationship ended when he slapped her in Paris.
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The United States slapped sanctions on Rosneft Trading SA, the Geneva-based unit.
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But it wasn't a site that he slapped together in a few minutes.
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Inciarte slapped his glove in frustration after the ball slipped over the wall.
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Confronted by an angry crowd, he was slapped and knocked to the ground.
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Ghostbusters is not the first Hollywood film to be slapped with a ban.
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Both countries slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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The business has also been slapped with several lawsuits and voluntary product recalls.
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But that hasn't allayed some workers' fears of getting slapped with unexpected bills.
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"She bit me, slapped me," Jollibee Bajo, 29, says of her former employer.
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The comments come as the two countries slapped tariffs on each other's goods.
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I'd slapped her in our yellow room with circus animals on the curtains.
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The board has also slapped UBS, Deutsche Bank and Barclays with enforcement actions.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods.
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Then, all of a sudden, I felt like someone had slapped my hand.
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He'd also been slapped with 5 misdemeanor charges ... including possession of drug paraphernalia.
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Global shares face headwinds from tariffs Washington and Beijing slapped on each other.
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On Sunday, with charges that Foster had slapped Ennis, pushed her in the chest, and slapped a phone out of her hand, the team delivered on an ultimatum it had issued in April as a result of Foster's previous arrest.
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The court unanimously slapped him down for exceeding his power to make recess appointments.
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The administration also has slapped tariffs on $200 billion worth of various Chinese imports.
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On the very first pitch, Ruiz slapped a sharp grounder slightly to Scalise's right.
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Court documents said a woman slapped the back of the car before the shooting.
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Once, she told police, Kitzmiller allegedly slapped the child's face and bit his hands.
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The Trump administration last year slapped steep tariffs on imported panels, citing unfair competition.
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In 2014, the commission slapped multi-million-dollar fines on German and Japanese companies.
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Everything about this movie feels like it was slapped together at the last minute.
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The two countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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Both countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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She has been slapped with nearly $303,000.00 in fines by the Department of Sanitation.
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But now, ZTE has been slapped with a potentially devastating seven-year export ban.
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He reportedly slapped her, dragged her by the hair and pulled her hair out.
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Then if we have our hands slapped later on, then we'll deal with it.
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And U.S. allies slapped with new tariffs on steel and aluminum vowed to retaliate.
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China and other countries have slapped tariffs on a variety of U.S. agriculture commodities.
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Both countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each others' goods.
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So far, the U.S. has slapped tariffs on $250 billion total in Chinese products.
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The Trump administration has slapped tariffs on $123 billion in Chinese goods so far.
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Lieu said Kong accused him of trying to silence her, and twice slapped him.
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"There was a scene where my mom got slapped in the face," she explained.
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The boys laughed, slapped one another demonstratively on the back, but they sang along.
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As a joke, Benny had slapped the man across the face with a fish.
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Instead, they slapped stickers and logos on scooters that have been around for years.
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And [the companies] are used to it — if you're big, you get slapped around.
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Ironically, Woods has now been slapped with a Twitter defamation suit of his own.
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Then Mr Trump launched his trade war and China slapped tariffs on American soyabeans.
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The European Commission has slapped $9.5 billion in antitrust fines against Google since 2017.
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One person even slapped a $10,000 price tag for their pre-order on eBay.
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I cried out, and he rubbed my clit and slapped my cunt once more.
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She famously slapped him, and would later claim she did so in self-defense.
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"I was slapped and I was choked and I was spit on," she says.
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Tenbrink, already a felon, was slapped with an additional charge for possessing a weapon.
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And the West slapped Russia with sanctions after he ordered his military into Ukraine.
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Initially, the Rockies slapped a "follow" designation on him instead of signing him outright.
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Instead of an ejection for Pachulia, however, he and Shumpert were slapped with technicals.
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Let's say that in a few months, the iPhone gets slapped with a tariff.
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The D.A.'s Office just slapped Jones with a felony, assault with a firearm.
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He liked to be slapped in public, which was no big deal for me.
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Violators can be slapped with a 30 day jail sentence and a $50 fine.
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The company slapped it on a boot and satchel and called it a day.
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Anyone who starts interrupting will get their wrists slapped by having their time reduced.
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If banks fail the stress tests, they could be slapped with business improvement orders.
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He was subject to a rectal search by police, photographed, and slapped with charges.
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Just 15 laps in, he got loose and slapped the wall near Turn 2.
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The United States slapped tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on Sept.
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One customer actually slapped me during an argument about the membership she was using.
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Indeed, the Chinese earlier this month slapped a new tariff on U.S. wine exports.
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You'll be slapped with additional income tax and penalties: a double or triple whammy.
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When the day finally arrives, he asks the teacher why he had slapped him.
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If they didn't, school officials warned, they'd be slapped with a five day suspension.
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Many other documents were slapped with "Committee Confidential" status to prevent their public use.
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On Thursday, President Donald Trump slapped tariffs on the European Union, Mexico and Canada.
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He recently slapped 25 percent import duties on steel and 10 percent on aluminum.
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In October, it slapped a 300 percent tariff on the Bombardier C-Series jets.
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At least I still got to order takeout before I slapped on the films.
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He's shocked, as if I have slapped him across the face with my news.
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I slapped him awake and confronted him, but he denied knowing anything about it.
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Mexico has already slapped tariffs on U.S. pork, bourbon, motor boats and other products.
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The U.S. has also slapped sanctions on Venezuela targeting the country's critical oil sector.
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It appears the D.A. went with plan B, and slapped him with the misdemeanor.
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They slapped five singles, with Merrifield sparking the uprising with a leadoff infield hit.
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The Trump administration has slapped both Germany and Russia with steel and aluminum tariffs.
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When my mom slapped me, I wanted it to put me in another world.
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She claims she refused ... so he slapped her in the face with his penis.
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Chris has to be slapped by a friend to realize: Wake up, it's 1975.
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Washington has also slapped 25 percent tariffs on $93 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Google, meanwhile, just got slapped with a big fine in Europe for privacy violations.
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State and federal authorities have slapped it with 349 million reais of administrative fines.
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Carrie, not a minute went by — she slapped the table and goes, 'I'm in!
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Kendrick slapped a solo homer, his 15th, off reliever Grant Dayton in the fifth.
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S. relationship, from the tariffs Washington and Beijing have slapped on each other's goods.
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The U.S. Treasury Department also slapped sanctions on individuals connected to the two networks.
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On August 5th the United States slapped on additional sanctions without consulting the opposition.
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It was crowded and he was jammed up against her and slapped her behind.
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The West slapped Russia with economic sanctions and banished it from the G-8.
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"It's like getting slapped in the face and punched in the gut," Yang said.
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"It's like getting slapped in the face and punched in the gut," she said.
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Koschahev was one of 24 Russian oligarchs slapped with U.S. sanctions earlier this month.
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The U.S. slapped tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese products, and China retaliated.
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When I said I didn't like any of the men, the broker slapped me.
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In the latest salvo, prosecutors again slapped down Ms. Powell's accusations of government malfeasance.
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Trump slapped more tariffs on China this month — about $110 billion of Chinese imports.
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The deal is also expected to ease some tariffs China slapped on U.S. products.
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CNN's Fareed Zakaria in a recent analysis slapped down liberal intolerance and close-mindedness.
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Instead, however, Trump went ahead and slapped on a new round of tariffs. Why?
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Violators of the ban would be slapped with fines of up to $1,000, mlive.
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Did a three-hour limit get slapped on your lounge access (ahem, Amex cards)?
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Beef patties are broiled vertically in vintage cast-iron contraptions and slapped on toast.
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In contrast to China, Washington slapped the currency manipulator tag on Switzerland on Monday.
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Top Rank promoter Bob Arum has slapped down talk of Crawford fighting either athlete.
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The United Nations Security Council unanimously slapped new sanctions on North Korea on Saturday.
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Baumgardner's aide claims that he had grabbed and slapped her behind on multiple occasions.
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The Treasury Department also slapped the Internet Research Agency with sanctions in March 2018.
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Then pastor Shin slapped (the man's) face a few times but it wasn't hard.
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The girl who once slapped her own mother for attempting to adjust her collar.
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The US slapped sanctions on several companies with ties to the Assad government Thursday.
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There have also been duties slapped on items such as dairy, nuts and wine.
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One of the men "slapped the phone out of the victim's hand," police said.
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But Johnson said any penalties slapped on the banks are unlikely to hurt them.
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For example, in 2009, the Obama administration slapped a hefty tariff on Chinese tires.
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Instead, however, Trump went ahead and slapped on a new round of tariffs. Why?
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The guy who slapped the ball out of Bronson Arroyo's glove in the ALCS.
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And I'm not saying that these same rules should be slapped on them too.
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Because of Tenbrink's previous felony conviction, he was slapped with an additional weapons charge.
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Amazon is the latest tech giant about to be slapped with a massive fine.
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He recently slapped 26.33 percent import duties on steel and 10 percent on aluminum.
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When asked if the moment would elicit tears, he slapped his leg and laughed.
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He walked to his offensive line — a porous lot this night — and slapped two hands.
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Mrs May slapped down her ministers by insisting companies had every right to speak out.
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Its advice was slapped on postcards and offered as one of Thomas Edison's earliest recordings.
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EU officials have slapped Google with billions of dollars in fines for allegedly anticompetitive practices.
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Lopez is expected to get slapped with organized crime charges and a US extradition request.
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It didn't, and police arrested the man and slapped him with a fine of $500.
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The two sides had already slapped tariffs on $50 billion worth of each other's goods.
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I just bought an antifungal and some sulfur and slapped that shit on my face.
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On Tuesday, CBA was slapped with a class action lawsuit over a money-laundering scandal.
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The damn thing is slow, and you never quite know when the photo's been slapped.
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The driver claims T.J. slapped him in the head when they got to his house.
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Foxcroft explains that getting slapped with the charge of witchcraft is easier than it seems.
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The United States has also slapped tariffs on Chinese goods, with Beijing responding in kind.
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Her right hand slapped down on the left, rebounded up a little, then landed again.
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Here were the scars from when she slapped out the fire on her snow pants.
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As they left, the Bandidos slapped one of their club stickers on the bar door.
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Benny is in character freaking out and I'm in character too and I slapped him.
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Last year Mr Abbas slapped his own sanctions on Gaza to exert pressure on Hamas.
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Moreover, it has fiddled with gas supplies to the country and slapped on trade sanctions.
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Instead, both sides have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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The owner, Kathryn Kidd, circumvented Unicode's hostility to customization and slapped bushy eyelashes on each.
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Also, the "fragility of life" slapped me in the face, inciting a lot of fear.
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Her husband told investigators that he witnessed the rape and was slapped by the guards.
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In July, the U.S. Commerce Department slapped import duties of over 450% on Vietnam steel.
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Since then, the two countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods.
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In that time, they've slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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My bare ass slapped against the fake wood panel and I let out a shriek.
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One officer yelled at him to keep quiet, and another slapped him, according to Raj.
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"No," my colleague said when I slapped her during the movie and whispered the above.
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The tickets are $20 each, but of course I get slapped with those additional fees.
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He has also slapped 25 percent import duties on steel and 10 percent on aluminum.
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" Pennington also claimed that Depp "slapped my hands away and screamed foul obscenities at me.
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Right before their entrance, Dustin slapped her hard across the cheek, leaving a red mark.
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And then, the judge sort of got slapped a little bit, he had to apologize.
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As a result, the Department of Commerce slapped ZTE with a seven-year export restriction.
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But either way, the gun owner is going to get slapped with a federal fine.
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Ahed was arrested in December after she slapped two Israeli soldiers outside her family home.
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President Barack Obama slapped on unilateral sanctions to deal with Iran's state sponsorship of terrorism.
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Then on January 2136th America slapped new sanctions on those involved in Iran's missile programme.
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Richard I slapped his girthy empire all over Europe, spreading the name like an STI.
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That's when one officer grabbed his wrist -- and in retaliation, Pacman slapped the guy's arm!!!
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Tuesday, the Trump administration slapped new sanctions on Russia for its actions in Eastern Ukraine.
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Spotify has been slapped with a copyright lawsuit for the second time in two weeks.
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He recently claimed she was running a drug operation and slapped her with related charges.
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Both countries slapped tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of each other's goods last year.
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The shuttlecock fell harmlessly, the crowd gasped and Malaysian fans slapped their foreheads and groaned.
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Shia LaBeouf slapped a fan in the face Friday – but it's not what you think.
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How much of Pokémon Go is nostalgia for Pokémon slapped onto a niche experimental game?
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The jury then slapped another $25 million in punitive damages on the company and Denton.
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But whether any blockage of supplies is anything more than a slapped wrist is questionable.
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It's the first time the committee has slapped international sanctions on individuals for human trafficking.
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Martin Prado slapped a two-out RBI single off reliever Jonathan Broxton, scoring Ichiro Suzuki.
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In 2017, the local government slapped Yunji with a $1.4 million fine for pyramid selling.
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Trump slapped tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on aluminum imports.
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Another woman alleged that Schneiderman slapped her across the face when she rebuffed his advances.
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The Trump administration has already slapped tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese products since July.
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There were reports of lawmakers' being attacked and slapped, but no one was seriously hurt.
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Last month, the U.S. slapped tariffs on up to $60 billion in annual Chinese imports.
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U.S. officials also slapped sanctions on two Russian individuals for helping Divetechnoservices circumvent U.S. sanctions.
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The US Treasury Department called the July election "illegitimate" and slapped new sanctions on Maduro.
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Trump slapped 25 percent tariffs on steel imports and 10 percent for aluminium on Thursday.
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This year, it slapped tariffs on products including solar panels, washing machines, steel and aluminum.
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President Barack Obama slapped tariffs on Chinese tires in 2009 to protect US tire companies.
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"I'm continually creating jobs and helping people, and I'm tired of getting slapped for it."
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Even before the current administration was sworn in, Moody's slapped us on our collective faces.
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The media company's publisher and CEO, Nick Denton, was slapped with an additional $10 million.
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The FCC slapped down some more fines over long distance carriers targeting and misleading consumers.
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A third woman,who wished to be unnamed, said Schneiderman slapped her across the face.
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She even slapped my ass in front of everyone, and she was in her 80s.
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"You often see a second language slapped on [political material] without much thought," Arenas says.
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It's alleged that in 2003, Ghomeshi choked and slapped Trailer Park Boys actress Lucy DeCoutere.
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Tables are boring, flat things that cannot be slapped, climbed upon, taken apart without reprimand.
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Mr. Mugabe and Zimbabwe have also been slapped with international sanctions over human rights abuses.
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China imposed tariffs of farm products including soybeans after Washington slapped duties on Chinese goods.
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Over that time, they have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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For good measure, she slapped on a "Not Becky" name tag at an after-party.
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President Trump got slapped down moments after touching down in Israel ... from the First Lady.
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And with two outs, D.J. LeMahieu slapped a ball to right field to score Frazier.
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Separately, the Trump administration slapped Russia with economic penalties — for delivering oil to North Korea.
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So far, the U.S. has slapped tariffs on about $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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Henry got his acceptance to St. Edward's, but it was immediately slapped down by Philip.
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Now that connection is being slapped across products in all caps and bright colors. FACEBOOK.
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If this trade fight does escalate, then more tariffs could be slapped on more goods.
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If there were, the couple could get slapped with a citation and a $435 fine.
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Acer slapped a Dolby Audio sticker onto our unit, but don't get your hopes up.
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He slapped me — with love, of course — and said, 'What are you doing, stupid girl?
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Ms. Felix slapped him, jabbed her elbow in his stomach, and marched into her house.
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The two sides have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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The Treasury Department also slapped sanctions on the Mabna Institute and the nine charged individuals.
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A crowd formed around Salahuddin and he was slapped, pushed, and his clothes ripped open.
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The man spit on her and slapped her in the face, according to the NYPD.
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The secretary whom he'd slapped in the head was asked to type his resignation letter.
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Bo luc lac, filet mignon slapped with honey, soy and butter, is shining and unimprovable.
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Worse, last year the government slapped a 57% excise tax on e-cigarettes and liquids.
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He was also slapped with a new subpoena on Tuesday from the committee itself. Rep.
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They come slapped on a paper plate, trussed in corn husks still damp with steam.
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The Federal Communications Commission slapped his wrist, but the gag was a hit with listeners.
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While many Peruvians on social media condemned the woman who slapped Lombardi, others applauded her.
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If you go over your cap, there's a chance you'll get slapped with a charge.
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In July, President Donald Trump slapped 25 percent tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese imports.
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On Monday, the U.S. slapped tariffs of 10 percent on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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The latest round of tariffs that the superpowers have slapped on each other kicks in.
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The two sides slapped tariffs on exports worth hundreds of billions of dollars last year.
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If you are required to file quarterly and don't, you could get slapped with penalties.
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New tariffs would be slapped on products from cashews to newsprint to fibre-optic cables.
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China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union have all slapped tariffs on America's bourbon industry.
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The U.S. has only slapped sanctions on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro so far, Reuters reported.
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Trump had also slapped tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminium imports from Brazil and Argentina.
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Asuka slapped her hand away, a signal in turn that Asuka isn't sharing the glory.
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The zoo slapped a satellite tracker on one leg and a band on the other.
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Others just straight up copied content created by other sites and slapped ads on them.
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By the way, to the guy who reached over and slapped her ass ... THAT'S ASSAULT!
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The world's largest economies have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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Dogan Holding was slapped with a 3.8 billion lira tax fine in 2009, which it settled.
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Most recently, Kodak slapped its name on a blockchain initiative that seems to be poorly conceived.
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In a sense, it became obsolete almost at the time that Microsoft got their hands slapped.
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Both countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods this year.
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China and the U.S. have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department slapped Verne's estate with a $1,547 invoice for his emergency transportation.
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A pair of handcuffs was slapped on Wa Lone's wrists, and another on Kyaw Soe Oo's.
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China and the U.S. have already slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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In September, the U.S. slapped sanctions on China for buying fighter jets and missiles from Russia.
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She said Bernback allegedly told her not to talk and when she did he slapped her.
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Washington already has slapped duties on $2000 billion worth of Chinese imports, provoking retaliation from Beijing.
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Martin slapped a leadoff single, and McCann brought him home with a double to left-center.
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The 20 percent export tax that Fernandez slapped on corn exports was passed down to growers.
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He then "slapped her butt, and grabbed it and then shock [sic] it," the report said.
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The first time I ran away from home was because your husband, my father, slapped me.
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Lohan then turns the camera around on herself and says she was slapped by the woman.
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Homes are slapped together with rusty shards of corrugated metal or raw cinder block and cement.
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He was also sentenced to one year of supervised release, and slapped with a $9,500 fine.
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Both sides slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods earlier this month.
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Washington has already slapped duties on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports, provoking retaliation from Beijing.
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What passes for democracy, slapped together by the U.S. occupation, is fundamentally flawed and dangerously unstable.
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I created an interactive story on Tinder, then she slapped me from r/Tinder Fun, right?
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Venezuelan officials, including Maduro last year, continue to be slapped with additional sanctions from Trump regularly.
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AT&T just took existing LTE phones and essentially slapped a fake 5G label on them.
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With Kris Bryant on second base, Anthony Rizzo slapped a lazy ball to the opposite field.
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The world's two biggest economies have slapped tariffs on $350 billion worth of each other's goods.
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Trump slapped 25 percent tariffs on steel imports and 10 percent for aluminum in early March.
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"I got slapped for no reason, and he kept acting like everything was cool," Ayala said.
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Trump, of course, relentlessly slapped back at his supposed enemies and critics on Twitter—nothing changed.
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Moments later, her alleged assailant repeatedly slapped her ass outside the door of her apartment block.
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The bank was also slapped with a $630 million fine over allegations of Russian money laundering.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped steep import tariffs on hundreds of goods in the past months.
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According to AL.com, a woman complained that McMillan slapped her in the face around October 1.
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Apple slapped two 12-megapixel cameras into the back of the device, which work in concert.
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This suggested the tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump has slapped on Beijing have yet to bite.
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Trump slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum, as well as on $34 billion of Chinese imports.
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Yet beauty brand Nivea slapped a "white is purity" slogan on one of its recent advertisements.
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Last year, the EU slapped Google with a $2.7 billion antitrust fine for its shopping results.
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Tyrese just got slapped with a lawsuit for owing a ton of cash to American Express.
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Then four-year playmate Carrie Leigh slapped him with an acrimonious palimony suit for $35 million.
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He presented a "world passport," instead of his American passport and was slapped with the charge.
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And in December, South Korean regulators slapped the American chipmaker with an $854 million antitrust fine.
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The United States has also slapped duties on imported steel, aluminum, solar panels and washing machines.
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Its last edition came out Monday after it was slapped with a $6.3 million tax bill.
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The Trump administration on Friday slapped sanctions on two security officials for alleged human rights violations.
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Congress overwhelmingly slapped new financial penalties on Russia last year despite pushback from the White House.
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In response, China slapped tariffs on U.S. products and agricultural goods such as soybeans and pork.
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As we reported ... Tyga's music company got slapped with a $236,000 judgment but failed to pay.
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America also slapped duties on steel imports from Europe, Canada, Mexico and elsewhere, infuriating its allies.
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The administration has slapped tariffs most recently on Canada, Mexico and the European Union, angering allies.
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Early on, Trump slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from various countries, not just China.
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Our shuttle driver shrugged and slapped a domino across the board, having no opinion either way.
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That prompted an immediate response from Beijing, which slapped tariffs on $34 billion of U.S. goods.
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McCann then reached out and slapped a single to the opposite side to drive him in.
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Most international powers have slapped sanctions on the country because of its nuclear and missile tests.
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Apple has been slapped with yet another tax bill, this time for $118 million in Japan.
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Canada slapped charges on U.S. beef while China and Mexico took aim at U.S. pork imports.
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" She later repeated, "He took my phone and broke it and slapped me in my face.
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George S. Patton slapped a private at an Army hospital in Sicily, accusing him of cowardice.
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Then in December, the administration slapped down sanctions on Russia in retaliation for the cyber attack.
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Market nerves were strained by a new tax the government slapped on foreign investors last month.
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Check out our look at how a Freddie Gray protester got slapped with a massive bail.
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President Donald Trump has slapped tariffs on hundreds of Chinese imports, prompting retaliation against U.S. exports.
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Everybody slapped his back and called him hombre and he pumped his fist like, Yeah, yeah.
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At first, Marshawn approached the 18-year-old and slapped the phone out of his hand.
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Washington already has slapped duties on $21 billion worth of Chinese imports, provoking retaliation from Beijing.
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A cheap Android phone branded with a dead name and some free emulator slapped on it?
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The announcement came after the U.S. slapped tariffs on $33 billion of Chinese goods last week.
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And the new McChicken items feel terribly lazy — a McChicken patty slapped on existing breakfast buns.
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It has also been slapped with UN and other sanctions for its nuclear and missile programmes.
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Another time, he slapped a reporter's tape recorder out of his hand and then kicked it.
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The waves slapped against the wood much as the sea might have against the slave ships.
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Later, in the car, he got irritated with my Uncle Billy's whining and slapped him up.
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Trump thought the deal wasn't tough enough and has slapped sanctions back on the Islamic Republic.
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The Trump administration last month slapped sanctions on state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela PDVSA.
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Before leaving Washington this week, he slapped new tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines.
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Both sides want relief from the tariffs that each country has slapped on the other's goods.
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Before getting out of the car, he gave me a big smile and we slapped hands.
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He lunged, rolled, did one-armed push-ups and slapped the mat with his open hand.
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Tyronesha Laws claims she's the one DaBaby slapped, but his legal team says not so fast.
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"Finland is a happy country," Mr. Trump said in response as he slapped Mr. Niinisto's knee.
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Emily knocked two coconuts together and Dana slapped a hollowed-out squash with a lemongrass switch.
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When her aggressors dispersed, she slapped her partner, Daniel Ulbricht, and he fell to the floor.
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But even if you&aposre slapped with the highest rates, there are options available for you.
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A termination would result in large anti-dumping tariffs being slapped on sugar imports from Mexico.
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The two economic superpowers have slapped billions in tariffs on each other's goods in recent months.
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Washington already has slapped duties on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports, provoking retaliation from Beijing.
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For those who are slapped with a fee, though, the prices are sky-high—and growing.
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It featured an outsized triangular slab of fish slapped between two rather impressive sesame seed buns.
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"They were slapped last night, but such military actions are not enough," he said on Wednesday.
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During the trade war, the U.S. slapped tariffs on more than $500 billion in Chinese goods.
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Cadelago: Sanders defended his health care plan and slapped down Biden over his Iraq War vote.
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In response to the annexation, the United States and Europe slapped sanctions on Russia's energy sector.
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McCrory went so far using his levers that a federal appeals court unanimously slapped him back.
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Some years were less polished than others, but Roseman never failed to make songs that slapped.
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In response, China slapped additional import taxes on 128 U.S. products, including frozen pork and wine.
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"It proved once again that this has been slapped together as we go along," Grijalva said.
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The Obama administration also slapped sanctions on Moscow in December 2016 for the election year efforts.
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The Trump administration has slapped new tariffs on Chinese goods worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The Trump administration slapped new sanctions on President Nicolas Maduro and his associates following the election.
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Police said she slapped three Jewish women in the face in Brooklyn&aposs Crown Heights neighborhood.
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It denies its staff members slapped Hawan's hand or tried to grab the sisters' boarding passes.
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Both sides have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods since last year.
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Citing national security concerns, the Trump administration has slapped Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei with trade sanctions.
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The Trump administration slapped new sanctions on President Nicolas Maduro and his associates following the election.
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The announcement came after the U.S. slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods last week.
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But then he slapped him again, so hard that the sound echoed across the squad bay.
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I segued in a foul-mouthed way, and she doubled over laughing and slapped a couch.
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Humphries was slapped with a class-action lawsuit by customers of his shingle company last year.
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Then in June, Mueller slapped Manafort with yet more charges — this time, for attempted witness tampering.
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Arsić claims that he was slapped, verbally abused and had a gun held to his head.
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But too often, the film feels slapped together, half-assed, and lacking some much-needed care.
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On March 10, Angus slapped Emily, choked her, and slammed her head against her own desk.
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"In terms of what people are going to get slapped with, look at the front pages today in terms of what Secretary Clinton is getting slapped with," Sanders said on ABC's "This Week," referring to Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state.
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But in the Dreamscape demo, I slapped high fives with Vaughn's avatar, and our hands actually touched.
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The world's largest economies have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of goods since last year.
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What Putin wants: The lifting of western sanctions, slapped on Russia after Putin's 2013 invasion of Ukraine.
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Mahtook was hit by a pitch, and Steven Souza Jr. slapped an RBI single with two out.
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He was slapped with an administrative reprimand that his command is now working to expunge, officials said.
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Separately, Beijing slapped hefty anti-dumping deposits on U.S. imports of a livestock feed known as sorghum.
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China and the U.S. have already slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods.
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Trump last week slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, the European Union and Mexico.
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No matter what else they might say about her work, that label is slapped across their assessment.
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The two countries have slapped tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of one another's goods.
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Later, the nursery nun walked up to Huestis and slapped her good and hard across the face.
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Two fried eggs are slapped over cha lua for a sandwich that's warm and cool at once.
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Last year the government of British Columbia, Vancouver's province, slapped a tax of 33% on foreign buyers.
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In some instances, the prey was gripped in the teeth before being slapped down onto the water.
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You could tell Mawien was embarrassed ... dude tapped his chest and slapped hands with all his teammates.
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At the 27th annual American Century Championship golf game in Lake Tahoe, a fan slapped Justin Timberlake.
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I get slapped by wet rags as guys fling them over their shoulders to wash their backs.
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If they do not, they face being slapped with the new higher fine of up to €600,000.
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The girl told the court that Maraj threatened her and slapped her if she refused his advances.
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An earlier clip showed Viall flipping a table before getting slapped by one of his romantic prospects.
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But there was also that situation where hundreds of people were arrested and slapped with rioting charges.
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This comes on top of tariffs the U.S. has slapped on some $250 billion of Chinese imports.
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In that time, the U.S. has slapped tariffs on more than $250 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Earlier this month, the United States and China slapped tariffs on $34 billion of each other's imports.
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He slapped steel and aluminum tariffs on close allies, but hasn't followed through on auto tariff threats.
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And, of course, let's not get into warbling CGI Jabba slapped onto the frames of Star Wars.
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The Trump administration has slapped tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods during the ongoing trade war.
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But this line of argument was firmly slapped down by the government after Israeli and Jewish protests.
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Weeks later, the bank was slapped with a $630 million fine over allegations of Russian money laundering.
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In that time, the two countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their products.
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Washington slapped higher tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods earlier in May, prompting Beijing to retaliate.
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To signal its distaste for an election it had endorsed, America slapped sanctions on three election officials.
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Although most of us haven't just been slapped by Christine Baranski or disappointed by Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
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The most interesting thing may be the false color filter that NASA slapped over the whole thing.Why?
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Also, U.S. President Donald Trump late Monday slapped steep import tariffs on washing machines and solar panels.
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The two countries slapped tit-for-tat tariffs on $303 billion of each other's goods on Friday.
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I just got slapped by my mom for saying that, 'You've got no business bragging like that.
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Apparently, it's an old pic with a fake caption slapped onto it that started making the rounds.
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He then becomes a masochistic circus clown where the highlight of his act is being repeatedly slapped.
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Pinch hitter Mitch Garver slapped an RBI single to right field, tying the game at 4-4.
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In Canada's sheltered dairy industry, imports get slapped with an extremely high duty beyond a fixed quota.
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Later, he slapped Uber for issuing new driver contracts that could muddle the details of the lawsuit.
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The United States and other nations slapped sanctions on Maduro and other government officials after the vote.
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Gibbons claims after Offset slapped it out of his hand, it fell to the ground and shattered.
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The EU, as well as the United States, slapped sanctions on Russia over the turmoil in Ukraine.
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" After that, the woman claims Jon "placed her down by the bar and slapped her p***y.
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On Friday, Washington slapped tariffs on $1.53 billion worth of Chinese imports, with Beijing responding in kind.
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In December the country's Supreme Court slapped a citywide ban on the registration of luxury diesel cars.
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He was slapped with tax liens totaling $120,000 and also faced eviction for non-payment of rent.
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In 2014, she was slapped with a default on the home after falling $100k behind in payments.
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Iconix sued Jay because the logo got slapped on a bunch of MLB gear without its permission.
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Tracie: I like verbal degradation, being slapped carelessly around the face, hair pulling, spitting, and nipple spanking.
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Balon gets slapped with a nice kelp-wrap facial before being sent out to meet his maker.
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I lost it somewhere in my house years ago, which sucks so much because it absolutely SLAPPED.
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Pyongyang was slapped with heavy United Nations sanctions in March following its fourth nuclear test in January.
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From Japan to El Salvador, lawmakers have either tightened their existing caps or slapped on fresh ones.
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He slapped his left hand into his glove as center fielder Denard Span caught the final out.
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Two years later, in 2011, Melgen's business was slapped with a $11 million lien from the IRS.
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Roberson says Rocco slapped and spit on her boyfriend before slamming the car door on her foot.
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The White House also has slapped tariffs of 25 percent on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Barnhart slapped a single to center field to plate VanMeter and give Cincinnati a 3-2 lead.
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"Anyone who has ever trusted the Americans was eventually slapped by them," he declared earlier this month.
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I ended it at the end of December, we had a blowup fight and she slapped me.
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On April 6, the U.S. slapped sanctions on several Russian oligarchs, officials, businesses and agencies, including Rusal.
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Four women, including two longtime partners, told the magazine that Schneiderman slapped, spat on, or punched them.
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The U.S. recently slapped additional sanctions on individuals and corporations in the country following the constitutional referendum.
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This isn't the first time the Trump administration has slapped a major Chinese company with a ban.
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Then in 2019, Facebook got slapped with a massive $5 billion fine by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Floyd Mayweather talked up then slapped down rumors of a second fight against Manny Pacquiao this week.
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They yanked off his dirty bandages, slapped on some new ones and gave him the bum's rush.
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Several nations, such as Canada, slapped steep tariffs -- or taxes -- on US goods shipped and sold abroad.
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BREAKING: Seoul: North Korea fires short-range projectiles into sea hours after UN sanctions slapped on Pyongyang.
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A fourth woman said Schneiderman slapped her when she rebuffed him, but also asked to remain unidentified.
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With two men on, Nunez slapped an outside pitch to right field, and it landed inches fair.
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Novartis took the drug through the FDA approval process and then slapped on a $475,000 price tag.
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In addition to the EU, Mexico and Canada were also slapped with tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Tensions also flared over the sanctions the U.S. slapped on Russia for its 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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Few things are as fun as lounging around with a decadent sheet mask slapped across your face.
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When Donald reached for Melania's hand, she slapped it away with a sharp flick of her wrist.
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Last month, Foreign Ministry officials angrily slapped down a British report into the situation in Hong Kong.
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The U.S. has also slapped sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned oil company and government officials in Venezuela.
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"We've not just taken characters and slapped them on a product, we've created new experiences," explains Koby.
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But Steph isn't the first NBA star to get his name slapped on a baggie of boy.
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The two countries slapped tit-for-tat tariffs on $34 billion of each other's goods on Friday.
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Yeah, it came across a little over-the-top, and they got their wrists slapped for it.
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Many of the advances involved attempts at kissing, breasts being grabbed, buttocks slapped and thighs being stroked.
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Seal was eventually slapped with five years probation, along with six months at a local halfway house.
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But they first slapped Trump with the term in September, and don't seem to be looking back.
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The administration slapped a new 28503 percent tariff July 22019 on $34 billion of imports from China.
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But the UFC president Dana White slapped any rematch talk down at the post-event press conference.
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Beijing has slapped a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soybean imports, effectively halting soybean shipments to China.
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Wells Fargo was accused of similar practices and was slapped with a $3 billion fine in February.
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Not for long though ... cops quickly slapped the cuffs on him (bad tan lines, bro) for trespassing.
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But if you get slapped with a penalty APR, you'll pay 29.49% APR on any new transactions.
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It was all of them, because it was as if I slapped them out of a stupor.
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Of course, Saudi Arabia isn't the only country that's slapped rich inmates with multi-billion-dollar liabilities.
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"Other developers would have slapped up their most expensive homes right along the water," Ms. Bega said.
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The highlights of that trade fight have been the tariffs each country has slapped on the other.
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Since early May, Trump has slapped tariffs on Chinese imports and warned of U.S. levies on Mexico.
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The attackers slapped the Kashmiri men in the face and hit them with a long wooden stick.
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When the sergeant slapped a young boy, the students attacked him and set fire to his motorcycle.
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His accusers had said that he slapped them, choked them and spit on them, frequently during sex.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has also slapped criminal charges on Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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Mr. Lieu said she slapped him again as others tried to escort her from the conference hall.
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Apple on Monday got slapped with a 1.1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) fine from France's antitrust watchdog.
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But Jay Bruce's one-hop throw beat Mathis to the plate, where Nido slapped on the tag.
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In June the U.S. slapped new sanctions on Iranian military leaders blamed for shooting down the drone.
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At this point the play, having had its comic face slapped, means to turn the other cheek.
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In the fourth quarter, Schroder slapped Thomas in the head as Thomas pulled up for a shot.
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The move comes after the US slapped two Chinese firms with sanctions for doing business with Pyongyang.
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Dung cakes slapped on the low red-brick walls of houses grow warm in the November sunlight.
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Instead the Frenchman slapped Berrettini's hand at the net, and the two competitors hugged in mutual appreciation.
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The U.S. then slapped a 15% tariff on around $103 billion of Chinese consumer goods in September.
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In response, the EU slapped duties on about $3 billion in American goods, including bourbon and motorcycles.
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Since then, China and the U.S. have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their products.
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Small groups of chain-smoking men played poker, shouting obscenities as they slapped cards on the table.
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Small groups of chain-smoking men played poker, shouting obscenities as they slapped cards on the table.
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The two countries have slapped elevated tariffs on billions of U.S. dollars worth of each other's products.
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Last month, Jews reported being punched, struck and slapped, in a string of separate incidents in Brooklyn.
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As Europe&aposs competition commissioner, Vestager slapped tech companies including Google and Apple with record-breaking fines.
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Alex Bozarjian was reporting on a race in Savannah, Ga., when a passing runner slapped her behind.
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McGregor then slapped the phone out of the fan's hand and stomped on the phone several times.
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In June, Hard Rock Cafe slapped 24-karat gold leaf onto a hamburger, and that was that.
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He was also slapped with a new subpoena on Tuesday from the committee itself, according to Rep.
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The investigation resulted in Google being slapped with the largest EU antitrust penalty on record, $2.7 billion.
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Since last year, the world's largest economies have slapped tariffs on a bevy of each other's products.
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When Pammy slapped her hand for adjusting her collar, Paul, Sr., had given her such a wallop.
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Last year, U.S. authorities slapped a record $3 billion in fines on companies accused of foreign corruption.
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The revelation came just after the U.S. slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods in July.
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The U.S. has slapped tariffs on goods from several countries, including key allies Mexico, China and Canada.
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And if you file late without an extension, you could get slapped with additional penalties and interest.
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Just last week, the and China slapped tariffs on $16 billion worth of goods on each other.
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Last week, the U.S. and China slapped tariffs on $16 billion worth of goods on each other.
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But now, Garrison is worried about the 25% duty the US has slapped on Goji berry imports.
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These organizations have been subjected to intrusive inspections, tied up in litigation, and slapped with crippling fines.
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The U.S. slapped tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese goods, and China retaliated with its own tariffs.
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In August, the government slapped a hold on approved "non-essential" imports and further cut fuel allocations.
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Caterpillar's announcement comes after the U.S. slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods earlier this month.
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He was shaking his head between points more than Andy Murray, even after aces and slapped winners.
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"I could have slapped my name on a thousand things and rolled out new properties," he said.
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She told BuzzFeed that she left Mr. Kelly after he slapped and choked her during an argument.
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The European Union just slapped a Five Billion Dollar fine on one of our great companies, Google.
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The White House also has slapped tariffs of 25 percent on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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The Obama administration slapped tariffs on Chinese tires years ago, and hit Chinese steel earlier this year.
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We're told Ronnie slapped his hand away, and that's when Dog's guard punched Ronnie in the face.
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My wife telling me she wanted to be slapped, degraded, and dominated was difficult—and somewhat surprising.
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We wouldn't be surprised if the next "Virgin Mobile USA" is simply a name slapped onto an existing MNVO to give it a bit more prestige, the same way that Boost is about to be slapped onto Virgin, and how both Boost and Virgin are basically just Sprint anyhow.
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I slapped his hand away, stormed out of the theater, and he followed right after me going 'What?
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America slapped a second round of tariffs on softwood from Canada, escalating their trade dispute over the product.
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So on Monday morning, he slapped one of them with a lawsuit, demanding a judge make it stop.
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"President Obama, by granting clemency to Manning, slapped all those who serve honorably in the face," Graham said.
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Same person also slapped a bunch of restrictions on the TE SurveySat maps that Angela Wheton sent back.
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Trump has also suggested he may lift biting economic sanctions slapped on Russia for its annexation of Crimea.
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I always think of Los Angeles as New York, if you slapped everything down, it just spreads out.
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The reality star and her husband have been slapped with a tax lien by the state of California.
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That said, the selfies from the G24 look like they have a haze or filter slapped on top.
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But this year, she was smeared, and the image was slapped across a handful of "worst dressed" lists.
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Chat is essentially just the consumer-friendly face slapped atop the stuffy name given to the communication protocol.
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Every musician going on tour (or not) slapped their name onto jersey T-shirts with gothic-inspired fonts.
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""Yes, yes, but uh—" Jeremiah slapped him on the back hard and leaned in again, "So solve it.
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That's what authorities believe one man did this past weekend, and now he's been slapped with federal charges.
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In Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe treason charges were slapped on opposition figures in the run-up to elections.
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First, North Korea has slapped the United Nations Security Council again by violating the April 2016 sanctions regime.
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Although the EU recently slapped tariffs on Chinese steel, some Europeans, like the Mexicans, see possibilities there, too.
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I slapped it off and looked over at the bedside table and saw like 15 to 20 ants.
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The threat is simple: Remove Pepe from your material or face getting slapped with a copyright infringement lawsuit.
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By the road, women wailed and rhythmically slapped their faces, their children by their side, watching in silence.
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Lewandowski responded, "Go ahead, I work in the private sector," according to Villa, and slapped her butt again.
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Washington has slapped sanctions on Iranian industrial metals and oil — the country's two largest sources of export revenue.
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Chappelle was the wet Bugs Bunny kiss slapped onto the dry oppressive conservatism of the Bush-Howard era.
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At night waves gently slapped the sides of the boat and lulled us to sleep in our bunks.
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In late March, McCrory and other state officials were slapped with a federal lawsuit over the new law.
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A few years later the remaining American bikemakers applied to have anti-dumping tariffs slapped on Chinese imports.
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Thank you, Germans, for 'Backpfeifengesicht,' " Mazin tweeted, referring to a word that means "face that should be slapped.
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Uncle Sam just slapped the rapper with a huge tax lien -- $391,056.55 in unpaid income taxes from 2014.
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Los Angeles pitcher Scott Kazmir slapped a two-run single up the middle for a 183-0 lead.
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He faces a separate, implausible charge of plotting a coup that could see another sentence slapped on top.
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Both Superman and Spidey mistakenly believed the other hero responsible, and slapped one another around for a bit.
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Before this week, both countries had already slapped tariffs on about $50 billion worth of each other's imports.
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The U.S. blames China for its trade deficit figures and has repeatedly slapped new levies on Chinese goods.
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Festival attendees quickly slapped Ja and McFarland with a $100 million class action lawsuit, alleging fraud and negligence.
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In one case, the judge slapped the suspect with contempt and sentenced him to 180 days in jail.
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Within 10 minutes we had shaved it all off and slapped a fake '11' tattoo on Millie's wrist.
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But women have this label slapped on us all the time, as if our strength needs a qualifier.
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Their passports could be confiscated, to prevent travel abroad, and they could be slapped with no-contact orders.
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Our sources say Aaron told cops she slapped him in the face, leaving a bruise on his cheek.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of each other's imports since last year.
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We've had things mentioned like tariffs being slapped on Chinese or on others, all kinds of trade barriers.
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I'll give you an example: I have slapped gang members in the face who got physical with me.
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If you see a laptop with an Optane inside sticker slapped on the front—that's a good thing.
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The U.S. has slapped China with $160.63 billion worth of tariffs on multiple goods, which has triggered retaliation.
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They take the photo anyway, and after the photo is snapped, Villa alleges that Lewandowski slapped her butt.
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The CFPB slapped the bank with a $100 million fine (in addition to fines from other federal regulators).
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It is the second big penalty for sanctions-busting recently, following a $1.1bn fine slapped on Standard Chartered.
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"Donald Trump has me so outraged that I feel like I've been slapped in the face," said Weiser.
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Regardless, police slapped the driver with a A$1,200 (US$960) fine and a loss of his license.
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The letter comes days after U.S. President Donald Trump slapped tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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In the Philippines, four-time offenders could be slapped with a $400 fine and lose their driver's license.
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Police managed to apprehend her Sunday and slapped the cuffs on her on the sidewalk outside the home.
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He looked down on me with a smirk and, without saying anything, slapped me hard on the ear.
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Mexico slapped tariffs on imports of U.S. pork after Washington implemented duties on imports of aluminum and steel.
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Lots of people probably remember smartphone augmented reality apps that slapped images on top of a camera feed.
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The judge in his child support case slapped him with the curfew as part of Stevie's bail terms.
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At the same time, price controls have been slapped on burgeoning private sector businesses in agriculture and transport.
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Brown's lawyer also released a statement to PEOPLE, saying "whoever conceived this at Snapchat needs to be slapped."
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Financial firms led the decline, as brokers slapped a rare "sell" ratings on bellwethers, dragging the sector lower.
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And in June, Google was slapped with a €2.4 billion ($2.8 billion) fine for abusing its search practices.
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On Wednesday, European regulators slapped Google with a $1.7 billion fine for stifling ad competition, while Democratic Sen.
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Washington and Beijing have slapped import duties on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of each others products.
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Attempting to drive back up to the front, he got loose and slapped the wall while running seventh.
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The two countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods since last year.
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Several European destinations including Dubrovnik, Bruges and the Greek island of Santorini, have slapped restrictions on cruise ships.
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This enmity was cemented in 1970 when Liston bitch slapped Mark Chudnick in a row over drug money.
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Christian was slapped with a jaw-dropping $30,000 fee for defaulting on his student loans too many times.
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And in New York a decade ago, Amazon actually sued over a sales tax slapped on internet retailers.
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The United States slapped duties on $0003 billion worth of Chinese goods, eliciting a similar response from Beijing.
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They slapped some green-screen style material on Gadot's stomach and editing out the bump in post-production.
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European antitrust officials slapped Google with a massive $2.7 billion fine in June for abusing its search practices,
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Police say McGregor slapped the phone out of the man's hand and then stomped on it several times.
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Last week, Najib was slapped with four charges of corruption over the settlement agreement with IPIC by prosecutors.
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But he was slapped down when Mrs May's spokeswoman said the remark was only Mr Davis's personal opinion.
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When Barack Obama used it in a speech in 2012, Poland's previous government slapped him on the wrist.
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As we reported ... the feds slapped Kelly with a 5-count federal indictment ... which includes racketeering and kidnapping.
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On Sunday, Canada slapped tariffs on $2628 billion of U.S. goods over the steep steel and aluminum tariffs.
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They were difficult to identify, given their limited screentime and the fake stickers that were slapped on them.
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In 2015, AmBank was slapped with a 53.7 million ringgit fine by Malaysian regulators for breaching financial regulations.
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He pulled a wad of bills from his pocket and slapped some into her outstretched palm, then laughed.
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In recent weeks, regional authorities have slapped price controls on taxi fares, beverages and haircuts, among other items.
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Sources close to Haley quickly slapped down the notion that she and Pence were considering a joint ticket.
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With one out, Chapman forgot to cover first when Davis slapped a pitch down the first-base line.
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The instructor later slapped, abused and harassed another Muslim recruit who jumped to his death from the barracks.
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When he attempted to photograph him, the shoplifter slapped the phone from his hand and exited the store.
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Last week, the Trump administration slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union and Canada.
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Friday's gains come as stocks fell Thursday after Trump slapped tariffs on the European Union, Mexico and Canada.
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I said no so he dragged me by my arm into the bedroom and his cousin slapped me.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has slapped hefty tariffs on a swathe of Chinese goods, prompting retaliation from Beijing.
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It was like McDonald's slapped two chicken tenders on a bun with some onion slivers and BBQ sauce.
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Washington slapped sanctions on Maduro himself last week following similar action against 13 Venezuelan figures on July 26.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission slapped Facebook with a $5 billion fine plus a slew of regulations.
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"The Saudis put him in a chair, and they slapped him repeatedly," one of the officials told me.
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The Yankees took a 2-1 lead when Gregorius slapped a single into left field in the third.
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Earlier in the day, the EU slapped penalties on a range of U.S. goods, including bourbon and motorcycles.
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One-fifth of those questioned said they had been slapped, pushed, hit or targeted by a thrown object.
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Some, such as Adams County, slapped a temporary moratorium on new permits while they decide what to do.
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In 2004, the U.S. slapped Sudan with additional sanctions following violence and alleged human rights abuses in Darfur.
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When she replied that she had, Greitens "slapped me across my face, just like hard," the woman said.
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Fashion reporters descended in a pack and the nimblest slapped her with a digital two-minute interview contract.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro slapped a travel ban Tuesday on Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader challenging his presidency.
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Then she said he took her by the throat, cutting off her breath, and slapped her three times.
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The suit, filed this week, said staffers overmedicated Rosa Smith, left her in a bathroom and slapped her.
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The administration has slapped steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, sparking retaliatory penalties from key trading partners.
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Andrea: Even Shakespeare recycled old Greek plays, updated them a little, and slapped his name on them, OK?
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China, to its credit, slapped a moratorium on live markets and a temporary trade ban earlier this year.
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The Fed earlier this year slapped relatively harsh sanctions on the bank, including a limit on its size.
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She applied for a trademark, "Meredith & Olivia Swift" ... and she's already slapped it on a bunch of merch.
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Dr. Fitaihi told the friend he was slapped, blindfolded, stripped to his underwear and bound to a chair.
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The world's two biggest economies last slapped tit-for-tat tariffs on each other's goods on Sept. 6.43.
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This isn't the first time that Purdue has been slapped with a lawsuit over its opioid marketing practices.
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Lumber prices shot up after the Trump administration slapped anti-subsidy duties on imports of Canadian softwood lumber.
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And soccer is soporific when it's dominated by the shortcut of long balls slapped diagonally down the field.
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The landing ramps slapped down into the surf, and a catastrophic hail of gunfire erupted from the bluffs.
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Fat Tony slapped black paint on the walls and windows and posted a man at the front door.
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If a man did something we didn't like in the '60s, we just hauled off and slapped him.
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The United States slapped duties on $34 billion worth of Chinese goods, provoking a similar response from China.
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She says he then chased her back into the bedroom, pinned her against the bed and slapped her.
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"I thought about how you died in two plays and you got slapped in two plays," she said.
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To get China to the negotiating table, Mr. Trump slapped tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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"He's a South Dakota boy," said Tara Vanderwal, who slapped on a blue Sutton sticker at the parade.
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One volunteer at the event, Enoch Lieu, tried to remove the reporter, when she slapped him, he said.
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I then made it an exclusive "Item of the Hour" and slapped a $75 price tag on it.
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Last month, Germany slapped Turkey with a policy change that basically halts European economic assistance to the country.
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Nick Cannon, in a suit of what looked like gray snakeskin, slapped hands with the model Amber Rose.
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The previous year it had slapped Deloitte with a $10 million penalty for similar behavior involving Standard Chartered.
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Guyger, 31, was convicted on murder charges and slapped with a 10-year prison sentence on Oct. 3.
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Many more were threatened, arrested, or slapped with lawsuits by corporations hoping to tie them up in court.
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The Americans "were slapped last night, but such military actions are not enough," he said, according to Politico.
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She told police that she slapped him across the face while Diel held the food in his mouth.
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When Harvey entered the dugout, Collins clapped his hands vigorously and slapped his pitcher hard on his backside.
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The U.S. has already slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth in imports from China, Europe and Mexico.
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Just last week, the U.S. and China slapped tariffs on $16 billion worth of goods on each other.
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The bank has been sued, slapped with government fines and had its growth restricted by the Federal Reserve.
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Washington slapped sanctions on Maduro himself last week following similar action against 13 Venezuelan officials on July 26.
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But Tesla got slapped down by another auto safety agency, the federal government's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Ross spoke shortly after the president slapped China with about $60 billion in retaliatory tariffs on Chinese imports.
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But my guess is they just slapped a bunch of Snoopys on there to create an artificial rarity.
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The U.S. has so far slapped tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese products, and aluminum and steel.
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As long as the elected establishment remains deaf and mute when slapped in the face, nothing will change.
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Any movie that comes in under 60% positive gets slapped with the "Rotten" ranking, according to Rotten Tomatoes.
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A woman recalled how, after her cousin had fatally overdosed, her grandmother slapped his face at the viewing.
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The U.S. has already slapped tariffs on $34 billion worth in Chinese goods, to which China has retaliated.
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On the flip side, domestic manufacturers or farmers can push for other products to be slapped with tariffs.
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The Trump administration on Friday morning slapped new sanctions on Iran's central bank in response to the attacks.
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But the McChicken inside the biscuit tastes like it's just been slapped on with no thought or effort.
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She slapped a pic of her and Stormi on a billboard in WeHo ... for the world to see.
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Kenya Moore's ex-boyfriend's officially been slapped with 3 charges for allegedly striking his girlfriend ... TMZ has learned.
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Trump's comments come shortly after he slapped tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminium imports from Brazil and Argentina.
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She also says De Niro stood "idly by" when one of his friends slapped her on the butt.
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In one case, a victim had to compensate her harasser for damaging his eardrum after she slapped him.
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According to the report, Z-Ro slapped, punched and dragged her around his house while holding a pistol.
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The world's two largest economies have slapped tariffs on $23.443 billion worth of each other's goods so far.
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She claims Chris totally saw her, but a member of his entourage slapped the papers to the ground.
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Instead he says he "slapped her upside the head" -- and her glasses caused the damage to her face.
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The two countries slapped tit-for-tat tariffs on $34 billion worth of each other's imports on Friday.
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Since early May, Trump has slapped new tariffs on Chinese imports and warned of U.S. levies on Mexico.
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If convicted, he could face up to five years in prison and be slapped with a $2,500 fine.
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Trump's fake news label occasionally gets slapped on examples of bias or error that he's right to criticize.
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If Hodak messes up any of that, he could get slapped with that 6 years and 8 months.
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" Brown's lawyer Mark Geragos shared the following statement with PEOPLE: "Whoever conceived this at Snapchat needs to be slapped.
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The United States also last month slapped sanctions on Russian individuals and entities for election meddling and cyber attacks.
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Washington has slapped sanctions on individual South Sudanese military and political figures, and imposed an arms embargo in January.
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A few months after transit inspectors slapped him with a fine, Transport for New South Wales canceled his card.
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Jules Skloot as Lelum, the goddess of mischief, slapped his knees and frolicked under an assemblage of peacock feathers.
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As you know ... feds in New York slapped Kelly with a 5-count indictment ... which includes racketeering and kidnapping.
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Chanos' comments come after China and the U.S. have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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The discussions related to sanctions slapped on Russia by executive order during the final days of the Obama administration.
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At one point, he slapped her and attempted to sexually assault her, according to the Las Vegas Review Journal.
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He told Gizmodo that he's been slapped with a twelve-hour suspension by Twitter and some tweets were deleted.
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In the video, Reynolds recounts how he got his wrist slapped by Apple execs for not going far enough.
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The United States and China have slapped retaliatory tariffs on a combined $2000 billion of products since early July.
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The Treasury declared Taiwan and South Korea manipulators that year, and slapped China with such a declaration in 1994.
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On Tuesday, the US Treasury Department slapped economic restrictions on 10 companies and six individuals from China and Russia.
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Senior bankers have privately said that is because they fear getting slapped with a hefty fine by US regulators.
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The comments came after he slapped higher tariffs — from 10% to 25% — on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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He has slapped tariffs on European steel and aluminium, and threatened them on cars; the European Union has retaliated.
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"Zhang's parents showed up at one of the recent public protests and slapped her twice," said one student activist.
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Sweden recently banned facial recognition in schools after getting slapped with a fine under the GDPR data privacy regime.
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No country has been named a currency manipulator since the Clinton administration slapped the label on China in 1994.
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His last pass, intended for tight end Will Tye, was slapped to the turf by Philadelphia linebacker Mychal Kendricks.
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Whole Foods is signifying price cuts in-stores with an orange tag, complete with the Amazon logo slapped across.
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The UN Security Council slapped more sanctions on North Korea, but it was hard to give them much bite.
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The European Commission slapped another antitrust fine on Google, this time for restricting rival advertisers on third-party websites.
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Judge Brody slapped down an attempt by Thrivest to arbitrate a $500,000 claim against one of the NFL retirees.
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Russian markets stayed under pressure after a fresh set of sanctions were slapped on Russia by the United States.
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Beijing slapped steep tariffs on U.S. soybeans on July 6, effectively halting all U.S. shipments to their top customer.
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One time a young girl—she was maybe 17—[told me she] had a boyfriend that slapped her once.
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Chengde also slapped purchase limits for non-residents and hiked the downpayment ratio for first- and second-home buyers.
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It basically looks like someone ripped a backseat TV out of a minivan and slapped it on a table.
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Civility without solid ethical foundations, in contrast, will be as useful as a bandaid slapped over a broken bone.
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The player was slapped with a code violation for briefly removing her shirt during a break in her match.
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Cabrera drilled a two-run homer to left, and Jose Reyes slapped an RBI single between third and short.
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China and the U.S. have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's imports since last year.
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Trump and China have slapped punitive tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of imports of each other's goods.
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In the latest development, Washington slapped additional tariffs on $16 billion worth of China's goods and Beijing followed suit.
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Domestic commercial banks, including megabanks and regional banks, had less than 1 trillion yen combined slapped with negative rates.
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Iran lashes out after getting slapped with new sanctions, the impact of President Trump&aposs maximum pressure strategy ahead.
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Former President Obama had just angrily slapped heavy sanctions on Russia for interfering in the election on Trump's behalf.
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The E.U. slapped retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. last month in response to Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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We howled in ecstatic victory, and slapped high-fives across the table so emphatically it shook our plastic miniatures.
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He thought he was only stating a fact, but it felt like he'd slapped my face and marked me.
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It's the bank's latest hurdle after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau slapped it with a record $185 million fine.
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Glas's uncle Ricardo Rivera was also slapped with a potential six-year sentence for his role in the scheme.
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The retaliatory duties China slapped on American beef last year raised the tariff from 12 percent to 37 percent.
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Warren, another top-tier potential 2020 contender, even slapped the #NeverthelessShePersisted hashtag of approval on Harris after the showdown.
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Last year, President Donald Trump slapped duties on aluminum and steel imports from several nations, including Mexico and Canada.
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The two continued to attack each other -- with Copeland's wife admitting she slapped him in the face multiple times.
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In another, they goaded their kids to play a game in which they slapped each other in the face.
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The victim tries to do some deadlifts, but instead of doing a rep, they get slapped in the butt.
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He thought the harder you slapped the line on the water, somehow the more the fish would love it.
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The United States slapped stiff sanctions on PDVSA in January aimed at cutting Maduro's government off from oil revenues.
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Cramarossa, who'd gotten to the top of the crease, slapped the loose puck home before the goalie could react.
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The latter has already slapped controls on imports in a bid to encourage feed mills to use domestic corn.
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As a result, he was slapped with a temporary firearms restraining order here, at the behest of law enforcement.
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In January, Beijing slapped anti-dumping duties on DDGS imports from the United States of up to 53.7 percent.
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Upon learning this, ABLE officers raided Patriarch, confiscated the Respect Party beer, and slapped the brewery with a citation.
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Someone likely made up the platitude and simply slapped "Virginia Woolf" on it, like an "Authentic Feminist Saying" label.
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The United States slapped stiff sanctions on PDVSA in January, aimed at cutting Maduro's government off from oil revenues.
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It's been just over three months since Instagram copied Snapchat stories and slapped them on top of its feed.
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The Braves scored a run in the first inning when Freeman slapped a single to right that scored Albies.
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Washington has also slapped import duties on Canadian lumber as well as a range of consumer goods from China.
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Metro has since been sold by Goldman and the LME has slapped it with a retroactive $10 million fine.
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That lasting record preserves the meaning of their names even as they are slapped on mugs sold at Walmart.
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Wilson, a freshman lawmaker who represents Wasilla, slapped Herz while the two were walking down a set of stairs.
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