Our products would likely be slapped with tariffs in return.
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Being slapped with this label only helps to encourage extremists.
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Jasareno said some violators had been slapped with suspension orders.
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According to DOT, Frontier Airlines was slapped with the biggest fine.
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If they try, they're liable to get slapped with a misdemeanor.
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Couch was only slapped with probation following the drunk driving incident.
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Qualcomm got slapped with a $975 million fine for anticompetitive behavior.
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Monte was slapped with a $750 fine, which he just paid.
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Princess Cruises was slapped with a $110,000 pollution fee in 2000 ...
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Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan and Myanmar were also slapped with a similar ban.
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He was later slapped with a lifetime ban from Delta flights.
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In April, Vekselberg was slapped with sanctions by the Treasury Department.
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The Fossil Sport color options are like being slapped with a rainbow.
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Without insurance coverage, they were slapped with hospital-stay bills exceeding $10,000.
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He was also slapped with a charge for having tinted front windows.
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Racist callers could be slapped with fines, sensitivity training, or jail time.
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Want to be slapped with more coverage from Australia and New Zealand?
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It's also what got them slapped with an FTC complaint last week.
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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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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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ExxonMobil just got slapped with yet another landmark lawsuit, this time from Massachusetts.
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Oh, and the country's banks are going to get slapped with larger taxes.
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After her most recent violation, she was slapped with newer, even stricter terms.
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As we reported ... Cohen was slapped with 8 federal charges in August 2018.
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No wonder we're getting slapped with all those branded lenses on the daily.
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Google was slapped with a record €4.3bn ($5bn) fine by the European Commission.
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Uber was slapped with a 4 million peso fine for the same violation.
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OrganiGram and Mettrum have both been slapped with proposals for class-action lawsuits.
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But plenty of other products will be slapped with 2503% tariffs starting Sunday.
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The Jenner sisters just got slapped with a lawsuit filed by Klauber Bros.
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It's not every month that four marquee videogames get slapped with big delays.
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Ghostbusters is not the first Hollywood film to be slapped with a ban.
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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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He'd also been slapped with 5 misdemeanor charges ... including possession of drug paraphernalia.
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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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And U.S. allies slapped with new tariffs on steel and aluminum vowed to retaliate.
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Ironically, Woods has now been slapped with a Twitter defamation suit of his own.
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Tenbrink, already a felon, was slapped with an additional charge for possessing a weapon.
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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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Violators can be slapped with a 30 day jail sentence and a $50 fine.
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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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You'll be slapped with additional income tax and penalties: a double or triple whammy.
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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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Google, meanwhile, just got slapped with a big fine in Europe for privacy violations.
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Koschahev was one of 24 Russian oligarchs slapped with U.S. sanctions earlier this month.
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Violators of the ban would be slapped with fines of up to $1,000, mlive.
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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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Lopez is expected to get slapped with organized crime charges and a US extradition request.
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On Tuesday, CBA was slapped with a class action lawsuit over a money-laundering scandal.
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Foxcroft explains that getting slapped with the charge of witchcraft is easier than it seems.
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The tickets are $20 each, but of course I get slapped with those additional fees.
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But either way, the gun owner is going to get slapped with a federal fine.
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Spotify has been slapped with a copyright lawsuit for the second time in two weeks.
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The media company's publisher and CEO, Nick Denton, was slapped with an additional $10 million.
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Mr. Mugabe and Zimbabwe have also been slapped with international sanctions over human rights abuses.
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If there were, the couple could get slapped with a citation and a $435 fine.
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Bo luc lac, filet mignon slapped with honey, soy and butter, is shining and unimprovable.
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He was also slapped with a new subpoena on Tuesday from the committee itself. Rep.
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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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If you are required to file quarterly and don't, you could get slapped with penalties.
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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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He was also sentenced to one year of supervised release, and slapped with a $9,500 fine.
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Venezuelan officials, including Maduro last year, continue to be slapped with additional sanctions from Trump regularly.
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The bank was also slapped with a $630 million fine over allegations of Russian money laundering.
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Tyrese just got slapped with a lawsuit for owing a ton of cash to American Express.
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He presented a "world passport," instead of his American passport and was slapped with the charge.
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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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As we reported ... Tyga's music company got slapped with a $236,000 judgment but failed to pay.
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Apple has been slapped with yet another tax bill, this time for $118 million in Japan.
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Check out our look at how a Freddie Gray protester got slapped with a massive bail.
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It has also been slapped with UN and other sanctions for its nuclear and missile programmes.
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But even if you&aposre slapped with the highest rates, there are options available for you.
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For those who are slapped with a fee, though, the prices are sky-high—and growing.
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Humphries was slapped with a class-action lawsuit by customers of his shingle company last year.
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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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He was slapped with an administrative reprimand that his command is now working to expunge, officials said.
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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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But there was also that situation where hundreds of people were arrested and slapped with rioting charges.
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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 Canada's sheltered dairy industry, imports get slapped with an extremely high duty beyond a fixed quota.
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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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Balon gets slapped with a nice kelp-wrap facial before being sent out to meet his maker.
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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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Two years later, in 2011, Melgen's business was slapped with a $11 million lien from the IRS.
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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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In addition to the EU, Mexico and Canada were also slapped with tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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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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Wells Fargo was accused of similar practices and was slapped with a $3 billion fine in February.
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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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Apple on Monday got slapped with a 1.1 billion euro ($1.2 billion) fine from France's antitrust watchdog.
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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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And if you file late without an extension, you could get slapped with additional penalties and interest.
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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 reality star and her husband have been slapped with a tax lien by the state of California.
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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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The threat is simple: Remove Pepe from your material or face getting slapped with a copyright infringement lawsuit.
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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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Their passports could be confiscated, to prevent travel abroad, and they could be slapped with no-contact orders.
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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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And in June, Google was slapped with a €2.4 billion ($2.8 billion) fine for abusing its search practices.
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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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Last week, Najib was slapped with four charges of corruption over the settlement agreement with IPIC by prosecutors.
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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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This isn't the first time that Purdue has been slapped with a lawsuit over its opioid marketing practices.
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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 bank has been sued, slapped with government fines and had its growth restricted by the Federal Reserve.
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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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On the flip side, domestic manufacturers or farmers can push for other products to be slapped with tariffs.
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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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If convicted, he could face up to five years in prison and be slapped with a $2,500 fine.
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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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He told Gizmodo that he's been slapped with a twelve-hour suspension by Twitter and some tweets were deleted.
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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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Sweden recently banned facial recognition in schools after getting slapped with a fine under the GDPR data privacy regime.
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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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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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Glas's uncle Ricardo Rivera was also slapped with a potential six-year sentence for his role in the scheme.
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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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Reuters noted that those who violate the law are admonished by the public, slapped with a fine or arrested.
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It is the second penalty Qualcomm has been slapped with by the EU in the space of 19 months.
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Kelly was slapped with two more sexual assault charges on Monday, including soliciting prostitution from a minor in 230.
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Kelly was slapped with two more sexual assault charges on Monday, including soliciting prostitution from a minor in 2001.
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You'll get slapped with a $25 fee from HSBC, for example, if your account dips below a certain amount.
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Both lenders along with Westpac Banking Corp have been slapped with tougher capital requirements by the country's prudential regulator.
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And critics say many people of color get slapped with warrants after failing to appear for petty BS raps.
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E-cigarette devices imported from China are among the goods that have been slapped with duties of 28503 percent.
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Any sentence that isn't backed up with a credible source risks being slapped with the dreaded "citation needed" label.
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Months later, Assange was slapped with criminal charges by U.S. prosecutors in a nominally unrelated hacking and espionage case.
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Of the six new countries slapped with travel restrictions, four are African nations and three have Muslim-majority populations.
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YouTube just got slapped with a record $170 million fine for allegedly violating the Child Online Privacy Protection Act.
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He was subsequently slapped with a nine-match ban from playing for Uruguay and a four-month ban from soccer.
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A game can be great on its own, but when slapped with a familiar property, it becomes something else entirely.
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Facebook was just slapped with a record-breaking fine for privacy violations, but its regulatory headaches are far from over.
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The cuts apply to about $75 billion worth of imports from the U.S. that was slapped with tariffs on Sept.
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Unlicensed massage providers who offer sex usually don't get charged with prostitution, but instead get slapped with this felony technicality.
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Thousands of think pieces were written, someone surely live blogged the saga and Gayle was slapped with a $10,000 fine.
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They were denied the opportunity to play in basketball games and slapped with what they say were spurious academic violations.
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Or worse, getting slapped with a costly oversized charge at the airport because our luggage doesn't meet the weight requirement.
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Some of Petty's violations were major -- he got slapped with 2 violent conduct violations in 2010 for threats and fighting.
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Munroe was arrested for drug possession while Burns was slapped with promoting prostitution and possession of an imitation firearm counts.
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Facebook has been slapped with its first fine for allowing Cambridge Analytica to improperly access data about millions of people.
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Jon pled guilty to one count of leaving the scene of an accident, and was slapped with 18 months probation.
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Nick Kyrgios was slapped with a code violation during his first round loss to Kyle Edmund in the Rogers Cup.
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The problem with this argument, though, is it presupposes that India, slapped with sanctions, would reduce its business with Russia.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Mini Trump was detained in a security office and got slapped with a trespassing warning.
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He points out Dr. Nassar did NOT get slapped with this charge, and Fogle clearly thinks he should have been.
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Of course, the term's actual meaning isn't always taken into account when a woman is slapped with the "witch" label.
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Fighter jets under sugar The Hao Fan 33 was one of four ships the UN slapped with global port bans.
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Mac Miller has officially been slapped with a DUI charge after his scary accident earlier this year ... TMZ has learned.
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He was sentenced to five years in prison, slapped with a $10,000 fine, and banned from boxing for three years.
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More unusually, after the article appeared and raised questions among some reporters, it was slapped with a "sponsored content" label.
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Last April, investors were slapped with a 3 percent stamp duty (tax levy) surcharge on the purchase of second properties.
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One moment spoke volumes: Chinese President Xi Jinping sampled French wines, which the Trump administration recently slapped with heavy tariffs.
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If they do, they can be slapped with a civil suit for economic damages, court costs, and even punitive damages.
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Getting slapped with a drug offense, even a minor one, can have serious consequences for immigrants in Hawaii, including deportation.
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The medical procedures and testing were inconclusive, but the men were still slapped with charges stemming from same-sex relations.
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DMX has been slapped with travel restrictions that will require him to stay close to home ... in the NYC area.
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Still ahead, Google is slapped with a record fine as the European Union accuses the tech giant of anti-trust violations.
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Lori Loughlin, meanwhile, still hasn't come to the plea deal table and just got slapped with more charges because of it.
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It also demonstrates the potential for false positives in Facebook's system, where accurate stories are slapped with the "not reliable" warning.
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In 2017, the search giant was also slapped with a $2.7BN antitrust fine related to its price comparison service, Google Shopping.
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It seems like much of your work—both solo and with the Black Keys—has been slapped with this "retro" tag.
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Speciality chemicals maker Victrex lost 7% and electrical engineering firm Spectris retreated 5.8%, after the stocks were slapped with rating downgrades.
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These songs are coupled with Instagram-friendly, vintage photography in videos, which are slapped with the word "majestic" over the top.
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You'll recall, Justin accidentally ran over a photog and got slapped with a ticket for yakking on a cellphone while driving.
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Instead, Boyd was slapped with recruiting violations that led to his resignation, and the boys' basketball program was put on probation.
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The All England Club confirmed Monday that Williams had been slapped with a sanction because of "unsportsmanlike conduct," The Times reports.
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In November 2017, before ZTE was slapped with sanctions, legislation was introduced by a bipartisan group of House and Senate lawmakers.
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He was slapped with a restraining order — it was not clear by whom — and jailed for violating it eight days later.
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A week ago yesterday, we told you that longtime Sequoia partner Michael Goguen had been slapped with a stomach-turning complaint.
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In 2015, AmBank was slapped with a 53.7 million ringgit fine by the Malaysian central bank for breaching certain financial regulations.
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Russia just got slapped with the most severe doping ban in history ― and yet it still might not go far enough.
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Google's YouTube just got slapped with a $170 million fine from the Federal Trade Commission over its handling of children's data.
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Western Japan's Kansai Electric Power Co Inc has had its reactors slapped with temporary injunction orders multiple times over the years.
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This year's installment hosted roughly 3,000 attendees sleeping in tents, vans, and converted school busses slapped with Burning Man bumper stickers.
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Bush was slapped with felony charges when she was 24 after she was caught trying to fill a fraudulent prescription for Xanax.
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These are generally considered to "not be effected ideologically" by the group's hardline Islamist doctrine are slapped with six months behind bars.
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Revill has been slapped with an indefinite restraining order that bans him from going near or contacting Knightley or her family members.
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This lawsuit is certainly not the first for Spotify, which has been slapped with a number of copyright infringement suits to date.
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Full House actor Lori Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, were slapped with additional charges of money laundering in April.
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It is also one of only four states where felons are slapped with lifetime voting bans that only the governor can overturn.
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Ever sign up for a free trial, only to get slapped with a monthly fee when you forget to cancel in time?
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A$AP Mob member A$AP Bari has just been slapped with 7 criminal counts in his drug case ... including 2 felonies.
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You might get slapped with additional shipping charges or delayed shipping because the third-party seller is managing shipping on its own.
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These refuseniks are getting slapped with an average annual penalty of $969 per adult and half that for each child in 2016.
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The Commerce Department has also listed $200 billion in Chinese exports that could be slapped with tariffs as soon as this autumn.
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ZTE had been slapped with penalties that prevented it from buying U.S. technology after admitting violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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Remember all the government lawsuits he and his father were slapped with for allegedly discriminating against potential renters who were African-American?
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To add insult to injury, they'll be slapped with ObamaCare's federally mandated penalty for being uninsured, creating an unprecedented and unjust predicament.
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After months of rumors, Facebook was officially slapped with a massive fine on Wednesday morning: $5 billion by the Federal Trade Commission.
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In 2008, with clear evidence of increased risk of tendon rupture, Cipro was slapped with a black-box warning by the FDA.
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In 2014, Russia was slapped with international sanctions after its military intervention in Ukraine and had to contend with collapsing oil prices.
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President Trump is in Quebec, Canada for a "skinny" version of a G7 summit with allies he has recently slapped with tariffs.
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According to BuzzFeed News, the partygoers were each slapped with $1,000 bond, and some remained in jail until Tuesday before posting it.
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People may be slapped with a severe prison sentence at the first missed appointment with a probation officer or failed drug test.
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As part of Alphabet, Google could have been slapped with a charge of up to $9 billion based on its 2016 turnover.
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But if paying it meant feeding hundreds of cuddly kittens, wouldn't that make getting slapped with one a little easier to swallow?
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If you used a relative's address to evade paying a state income tax, you would likely get slapped with a fraud charge.
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If you're under age 59½ when you start taking distributions from a MEC, you also get slapped with a 10 percent penalty.
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Latvian politician and oligarch Lembergs and four entities that he owns or controls were slapped with a U.S. sanction earlier this week.
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Last fall, the president of a small college in Kentucky realized his Christian school might be slapped with a hefty new tax.
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Dickey immediately fessed up to starting the blaze, and got slapped with a misdemeanor charge of starting a fire without a permit.
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We got Brian out at LAX Tuesday and wondered what would happen to the band should Nick get slapped with rape charges.
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Heather Locklear will be slapped with 3 new charges stemming from her arrest when she allegedly attacked a cop and an EMT.
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The billionaire has been engaging in union-busting and was slapped with a libel suit after baselessly calling someone a pedophile on Twitter.
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As a result, scores of detained undocumented immigrants are being slapped with civil immigration charges and many are being sent to federal prisons.
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Japan also hopes for a timely deal to avoid being slapped with up to 25% tariffs on automobile exports to the United States.
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In March, Google was slapped with a $1.7 billion fine, which it's appealing, from the European Commission for stifling competition in online advertising.
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So Fincher was hauled off to jail for meth trafficking with the intent to sell and slapped with a massive, $1 million bail.
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Timothy Smith, an alleged leader of 13th Avenue, was slapped with multiple illegal firearms charges and allegedly sold 17 guns to undercover officers.
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Check out the infographic below to see the journey your average skin-care cream takes before it gets slapped with a sticker price.
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Facebook is set to get slapped with another massive fine — this time from the Securities and Exchange Commission, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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He was slapped with a three-match ban in French soccer and stripped of his captain title on his beloved Brazil national team.
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Read more: Facebook was just slapped with a record $5 billion fine for mishandling user data, but those users won't see a penny.
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One of the people slapped with sanctions was oligarch Oleg Deripaska, a billionaire who ran Russian aluminum company Rusal, which was also sanctioned.
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But Novak was collared a few weeks later and slapped with a fourth-degree felony charge under Ohio's "Disruption of Public Services" statute.
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But four months after he was slapped with conspiracy and other charges alongside Manafort, he pleaded guilty and struck a deal with Mueller.
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Migos has just been slapped with a lawsuit by a company that claims the guys screwed them over in a clothing line deal.
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It's been a rough week for Juicy J and counterpart DJ Paul ... both of whom were slapped with separate lawsuits earlier this week.
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The Phnom Penh Post was reportedly slapped with a $5 million tax bill last year, according to reports by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Google is facing yet another antitrust investigation from the European Union after being slapped with three multibillion dollar fines in as many years.
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The search-and-advertising titan faces yet another antitrust investigation after being slapped with three multibillion dollar fines in as many years.6.
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Bannon was slapped with a subpoena in the middle of his testimony Tuesday after he declined to answer some questions posed by lawmakers.
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One of the people slapped with sanctions was oligarch Oleg Deripaska, a billionaire who ran Russian aluminum giant Rusal, which was also sanctioned.
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Payments to healthcare professionals in China are under intense scrutiny after GlaxoSmithKline was slapped with a record $490 million fine for bribery in 2014.
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Earlier this month Facebook was slapped with a $5 billion fine for violating the terms of its consent agreement with the Federal Trade Commission.
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In July and August, Najib was slapped with charges of money laundering, criminal breach of trust and abuse of power in relation to 1MDB.
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Catalyst Pulp and Paper Sales Inc and Catalyst Paper General Partnership, a privately owned producer, was slapped with the top 22.16 percent antidumping duty.
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The Washington Post previously reported the company will be slapped with a multibillion-dollar FTC fine over its handling of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told CNBC the same day that he could not confirm whether Italy would be slapped with the fine.
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Kent, of Coca-Cola, is slapped with gross negligence manslaughter for his company's role in the rising rates of Type-2 diabetes among Americans.
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According to charging documents obtained by TMZ ... Daryl just got slapped with one count of vandalism and one count of tampering with a vehicle.
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It took an FBI investigation and a grand jury before Rivello got slapped with an assault with a deadly weapon charge over the GIF.
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Financials lost their footing after three of the "Big Four" banks were slapped with an additional A$500 million ($13 million) in capital requirements.
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio might be headed to jail and slapped with fines for violating a court order linked to racial profiling practices in Arizona.
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In Russia, the film was slapped with an "adults only" rating because of the moment, and Malaysian censors edited it out of the film.
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Citing Chinese state media, Reuters reports that the companies were slapped with administrative fines, and that several pages on the sites were shut down.
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In addition to the six murder charges, he was slapped with eight gun charges and two counts of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Del Potro went on to win the title, much to Federer's chagrin when he was slapped with a $1,500 fine for his sweary outburst.
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These workers likely knew better than most what it's like to be slapped with unfair overdraft fees or undeserved hits to their credit rating.
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As we reported ... Weinstein was slapped with 3 new sexual assault charges in July for an alleged sexual assault of a woman in 2006.
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Harrison Ford's busted leg on the set of 'The Force Awakens' just got the 'Star Wars' production slapped with 4 criminal charges in England.
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Conor McGregor messed up Donald Cerrone&aposs face so bad that the Cowboy has been slapped with a six-month medical suspension from fighting.
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In 2018, the wellness company was slapped with penalties for "unsubstantiated claims" surrounding two of Goop's vaginal eggs and an essential oil-like product.
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Sharapova was found to have taken meldonium, a recently banned heart drug, and was slapped with a suspension by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).
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In June, reports say, he was slapped with a travel ban and effectively put under house arrest; in November, his bank accounts were frozen.
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Unfortunately, it didn't last: In November 2016, a man — who was later slapped with a restraining order — was arrested for stalking her at the property.
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Morton was slapped with five misdemeanor charges of animal biting other animals and one count of animal running at large, according to the Sacramento Bee .
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Dating is not what it once was, I have been slapped with a wet mackerel across the face containing that knowledge, I can assure you.
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An immigration activist arrested for scaling the Statue of Liberty in court this afternoon after being slapped with misdemeanor charges, including trespassing and disorderly conduct.
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A woman from Minneapolis was recently slapped with a $500 fine for not declaring an apple that she got on her Delta flight from Paris.
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London (CNN Business)Five global banks have been slapped with a €1.07 billion ($1.2 billion) fine in Europe for running cartels that coordinated currency trading.
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That fine followed another recordbreaking penalty in 2017, when Google was slapped with an $2.7BN antitrust fine related to its search comparison service, Google Shopping.
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Both the players sharing the accounts and the higher-ranked player were slapped with lifetime bans from future tournaments by Blizzard and tournament organizer Tespa.
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A European Commission antitrust decision against Google's Android platform last year caused headlines around the world when the company was slapped with a $5BN fine.
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James Harden may have been rocketing down a Shanghai street a little too fast, because he was corralled by cops and slapped with a ticket.
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Tori and hubby Dean McDermott were slapped with a federal tax lien for a whopping $707,487.30 in unpaid taxes, according to docs obtained by TMZ.
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After being slapped with a $774 million fine for antitrust violations, Qualcomm has reached an agreement with Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission to remedy the situation.
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Rob Kardashian was slapped with a temporary restraining order last week after he posted explicit photos of Chyna online during a tirade on social media.
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In April, they were slapped with a class action lawsuit brought on behalf of U.S consumers over allegations that they conspired to inflate DRAM prices.
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Since losing the election, Najib has been slapped with a total of 42 criminal charges, most of them linked to 1MDB and other state entities.
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Washington, Seoul and other view the launch as a prohibited test of missile technology and are pushing hard to have Pyongyang slapped with strong sanctions.
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From a risk-reward standpoint no European bank can make enough revenue in Iran to offset the possibility of being slapped with a big fine.
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That Detroit queue has gone and the warehousing company that so cleverly devised its perpetuation, Metro, has been slapped with a $10 million retroactive fine.
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Late last year AmBank was slapped with a 53.7 million ringgit ($13.7 million) fine by the Malaysian central bank for breach of certain financial regulations.
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In the subsequent months, Facebook has testified in front of Congress and been slapped with a record $5 billion fine by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Now, the automaker has been slapped with a class-action complaint that claims Tesla is a "hotbed for racist behavior" across one of Tesla's factories.
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READ: R. Kelly was just slapped with his most serious sexual assault charges yet Kelly's alleged abuses have received renewed press attention in recent years.
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North Korea was slapped with sanctions for its missile and nuclear weapons programs which it pursued for years in defiance of U.S. Security Council resolutions.
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Alberta Health Services, a provincial government body, was slapped with $7,600 in fines after losing two sealed nuclear containers and failing to tell the regulator.
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Months later, the chipmaker was slapped with a lawsuit by another agency, the Federal Trade Commission, which alleges Qualcomm tried to harm rivals like Apple.
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A group of Chicago Blackhawks fans chanted "basketball" at black NHL player Devante Smith-Pelly last weekend ... and were later slapped with a lifetime ban.
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But it survived unscathed, unlike other outlets like The Manila Times, which was slapped with a libel suit in 1999 and eventually forced to sell.
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The securities, Bitcoin Tracker One and Ether Tracker One, were slapped with a suspension notice by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on its website.
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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Eva Marcille's baby daddy has officially been slapped with charges for his courthouse scuffle with cops ... including a felony.
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Last month, Google was slapped with a record $2.7 billion fine by the EU for favoring its own comparison-shopping tool in its search results.
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Briggs got slapped with a 6-month suspension last month after testing positive for elevated levels of testosterone, a violation under world anti-doping standards.
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Chris Brown might be better off with cats and dogs, because he just got slapped with criminal charges over his pet monkey ... TMZ has learned.
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FYI, the Juice got way too loose Wednesday night at the Cosmo -- getting escorted out by hotel security before being slapped with a permanent ban.
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Drake got slapped with a hefty fine for his Dallas concert going way past the allowed time -- 'cause, as they say ... money ain't a thang.
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A Florida man accused of opening fire last month at the Trump National Doral Golf Club was formally slapped with charges on Friday, a report said.
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But kindred soul Mike Adams, the self-declared "Health Ranger" behind questionably reliable pseudoscience site Natural News, recently got slapped with his own YouTube account termination.
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Each is matched to an equally colorful strap, so much so that staring at a bunch of them together was like being slapped with a rainbow.
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For some reason (sexism), a naked woman won't necessarily earn an R rating, but nude dudes will get a movie slapped with a more cautionary rating.
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European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis told CNBC's Silvia Amaro on Tuesday that he could not confirm whether Italy would be slapped with a hefty fine.
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CBA was slapped with an additional A$1 billion capital requirement last year after it was accused of thousands of breaches of anti-money laundering protocols.
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In 2011, Amazon was slapped with a $269 million tax bill in Texas and then threatened to shut down a warehouse there before reaching a settlement.
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Tennis star Nick Kyrgios was slapped with a hard fine of $17,500 for pretending his water bottle was a penis ... and masturbating it on the court.
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In the season-opener in Melbourne he was slapped with a grid penalty that took away any hope of winning in front of his home crowd.
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One person was charged with third-degree assault (knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person) while the rest were slapped with general peace disturbances.
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If the species is banned, the officer could confiscate the amphibian; smugglers could be slapped with up to $228,000 in fines and six months in prison.
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Tens of billions of dollars in Chinese imports have been slapped with U.S. tariffs and a new round of duties is due to be triggered soon.
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"Eff everything and f everybody who ever tells you you can't do it," she said, self-censoring so as not to be slapped with a fine.
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Also, Russia had been slapped with Western sanctions for meddling in Ukraine, while Brazil was staggering under a 10 percent budget deficit and massive corruption scandals.
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He smashed a racket for the first time in almost eight years, threw the mangled remains at his stool, and was slapped with a code violation.
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Cole's also been slapped with 36 months probation, has to sport an orange vest working 10 days for Caltrans, and undergo a 9 month alcohol program.
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BEIRUT – The leader of Lebanon&aposs Hezbollah has called on the Lebanese state to stand up for citizens being slapped with sanctions by the United States.
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The day that the bar reopened, it was raided by cops and slapped with 40 assorted violations from the police department and the State Liquor Authority.
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Recently, Google was slapped with $170 million by FTC as it violated children's privacy laws, but that is just a fraction of its half-day's revenue.
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Representative Gerald E. Connolly, Democrat of Virginia, joked that he would find a "nice jail cell" for administration officials slapped with contempt citations by the House.
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Nick Caporella, CEO of LaCroix parent company National Beverage, has been slapped with lawsuits by two pilots alleging sexual harassment, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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In practice, if companies are slapped with a preliminary injunction, they normally terminate a merger because deals cannot be held together during the lengthy internal process.
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Bebe Rexha's former producer just got slapped with a stiff prison sentence for fraudulently using her credit card and racking up thousands of dollars in charges.
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Billions of dollars in Chinese goods have been slapped with tariffs by the Trump administration, while US authorities accuse China of widespread theft of intellectual property.
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DaBaby better get da lawyer on the phone ... he's just been slapped with a lawsuit by the guy claiming he and his crew beat him up.
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One person was charged with 3rd degree assault (knowingly or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person) while the rest were slapped with general peace disturbances.
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Denver Broncos safety Kareem Jackson was just slapped with a 2-game suspension -- ending his 2019 season -- after cops busted him for DUI back in September.
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For now, Europe can breathe a sigh of relief now that the imminent threat of getting slapped with 20 percent tariffs on its carmakers has disappeared.
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Violators can get slapped with a penalty of up to 2% of their global annual revenue, which would have stuck Equifax with over $60 million in fines.
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Looking after a pricey 1970 vintage Ferrari got a little more expensive this week, after the supercar got slapped with a penalty fine during a photo shoot.
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Without extra cushioning in your checking account, you risk getting slapped with bank fees or credit card debt that quickly cancel out any gains from your investments.
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But they're all broadly predicted on the idea that ISPs are being treated unfairly, slapped with stronger rules than companies like Facebook and Google have to face.
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TMZ broke the story ... X was slapped with 14 counts of tax evasion after prosecutors said he dodged paying $1.7 million in federal taxes by concealing income.
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Slapped with a rare D+ CinemaScore and a 17% on Rotten Tomatoes, "The Circle" landed $9.3 million from 3,163 theaters, falling short of its double-digit projections.
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To make matters worse, the company was last week slapped with a lawsuit by one of its biggest investors, which claims that Theranos knowingly lied to it.
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A French tennis player was slapped with a violation at the US Open on Tuesday for taking off her shirt to readjust it while on the court.
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Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes has been slapped with a restraining order over a series of threats against a friend, Andrew Julian Vega, TMZ reports.
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Just weeks after settling a high-cost legal dispute with his ex-landlord, Tyga got slapped with another six-figure bill from one of his property owners.
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Australian Brenton Tarrant has been charged with multiple counts of murder, and on Tuesday he was slapped with a new charge of engaging in a terrorist act.
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The film has been slapped with an R rating, something producer Harvey Weinstein is fighting furiously, but the trailer doesn't look at all R-rated to us.
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His bail, however, was revoked and he was sent behind bars after he was slapped with new charges ... including obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Kendall Jenner's company and modeling agencies for Bella Hadid and Emily Ratajkowski could soon be slapped with subpoenas in a bankruptcy connected to the doomed Fyre Festival.
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Former premier Najib has been slapped with dozens of corruption charges since his defeat in May 2018, many related to alleged money laundering at state fund 1MDB.
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If those patrons happened to be enlisted in the Canadian navy, they would be hauled into a military interrogation room and, often, slapped with a dishonourable discharge.
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The teen has been slapped with federal charges in both the US and Israel, and is accused of making as many as 2,000 threats across the globe.
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Founded in 1992, the Phnom Penh Post was reportedly slapped with a $5 million tax bill last year, according to reports by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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Cousins, who has led the NBA in technical fouls in three of his first five seasons, receives a one-game suspension if he's slapped with another one.
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Even if you can find one that will waive the monthly fee, you'll usually get slapped with a charge if your balance falls below a certain amount.
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Google fined in France: Google (GOOGL) was slapped with a €50 million ($57 million) fine by French authorities on Monday for violating Europe's GDPR data protection law.
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The USTR on Tuesday released a list of 1,333 product lines imported from China that would be slapped with 25 percent tariffs if the proposal is implemented.
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Austria's EVN, a second Czech company, Energo-Pro and CEZ have opened separate proceedings seeking hundreds of millions of euros after being slapped with fines deemed abusive.
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The country had just conducted its fourth nuclear test and was subsequently slapped with a new round of economic sanctions that would have made construction more difficult.
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Quavo got into a scuffle with a hotel valet this weekend in Vegas -- and we just found out the Migos member was slapped with a battery charge.
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Fruits were among 128 U.S. goods that China slapped with more expensive import tariffs early last month in retaliation for U.S. levies on Chinese steel and aluminum.
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Derrick Rose just got slapped with a $25k fine ... all 'cause the Pistons star got pissed and heaved a pen into the stands at an NBA game.
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The players were slapped with a back-dated two-year suspension, meaning the players who are still active, 12 of those involved, will miss the 2016 season.
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Both Elizondo and Salgado have been charged with embezzlement and conspiracy to commit theft, and Salgado was slapped with an additional charge of lying to the FBI.
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America's regulatory agencies are clearly broken and drug companies like Mylan can do whatever the hell they want and only get slapped with a fine here or there.
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Amid a nasty divorce in remote San Angelo, Texas, a local doctor got slapped with a restraining order for what his wife said were threats against her boyfriend.
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If you withdraw money from an out-of-network ATM, you'll be slapped with two separate charges: one from the ATM owner and one from your own bank.
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Fan's recently been slapped with a score of zero in 2017-18 China Film and Television Star Social Responsibility Report and a tax evasion scandal, The Guardian reports.
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Lakeisha Holloway, the woman who plowed through the Las Vegas Strip in her car killing one and injuring 35, just got slapped with 71 charges for the crash.
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The wearables company has been slapped with a class-action lawsuit alleging that its heart rate monitoring technology is inaccurate, and that the company is knowingly misleading users.
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Then he was slapped with a class-action lawsuit after it was discovered that 22014 undocumented Polish workers were paid almost nothing and lived at the construction site.
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Separately, it has been slapped with a $2 billion Nigerian tax bill and whether those issues could influence how quickly MTN secures a licence remains to be seen.
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As we reported ... the Chrisleys were slapped with the multi-count indictment Tuesday, alleging years of tax evasion, bank fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy between 2007 and 2012.
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Those who haven't received the MMR vaccine or can't provide evidence of immunity could end up slapped with a $2000,221 fine if they refuse to get the shot.
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He was also one of several prominent Russian politicians slapped with visa restrictions and asset freezes in mid-2014 amid Russia's occupation and annexation of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula.
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He was slapped with bench warrants on December 7 and again on January 8, 2013, for leading Sacramento police on a chase while riding a three-wheel motorcycle.
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The Oilers (29-39-7) were pushing for a tying goal, but the third-period momentum was broken when Connor McDavid was slapped with a high-sticking minor.
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A former racecar driver and several corporate partners were slapped with a record $1.2 billion fine for deceiving payday loan customers and drawing undisclosed fees from their accounts.
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Now, any doctor who performs abortions in Ohio after the 20-week mark could lose his or her medical license and be slapped with fourth-degree felony charges.
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Melgen had been slapped with a decision by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that he had overcharged Medicare for $8.9 million for a retina-related treatment.
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Earlier this month, Trump unveiled a list of Chinese imports, including high-tech products used in robotics and in other industries, that could be slapped with additional tariffs.
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In February, Wells Fargo was slapped with sanctions by the Federal Reserve for not having adequate risk controls in place that could have detected the sales practice problems.
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The Ministry of Municipal Affairs announced in November that those lightig barbecues or shisha pipes in public would be slapped with a minimum fine of 100 Riyals ($27.)
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Volkswagen could be slapped with higher fines if it is perceived as stonewalling, said Jeffrey A. Thinnes, a consultant who advises large companies on ethics and compliance issues.
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Why would a DJ want to monitor sound with ANC, where it would be digitized, slapped with a filter, and then converted to analog again in the headphones?
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Google was slapped with a record $2.7 billion fine for antitrust violations last month, and Amazon and Apple have faced investigations over their tax practices in the region.
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Different studios have different time windows to cancel or reschedule your class, and if you don't read the fine print, you can get slapped with a $15 fee.
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Canadian musician Kiesza just got slapped with a lawsuit over her massively popular "Hideaway" music video, which features a graffiti artist's work ... but he's not happy about it.
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The two men were slapped with an $2887,143 "administrative penalty" by the Alberta government in February 214 — the amount they earned from their scam, plus a $210,222 fine.
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The two men were slapped with an $833,778 "administrative penalty" by the Alberta government in February 103 — the amount they earned from their scam, plus a $75,000 fine.
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For many kids, albums that were slapped with the sticker were almost always considered cooler and more intriguing, much in the same respect as movies with violence and nudity.
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UniCredit said the commission suspected some of its subsidiaries had violated anti-trust rules and that it might be slapped with a cash fine, though it deemed this unlikely.
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Blac Chyna just got slapped with a lawsuit over a photo of herself, Rob Kardashian and her son ... which she posted but does NOT own ... according to the suit.
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They added that this had resulted in Volkswagen being slapped with much higher fines in Germany and the United States than would have been the case had he acted.
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The venue managers were slapped with a long list of violations to be brought up to code, and the place was forced to close for a month after that.
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B says r/jobuds may seem like a "hive of scum and terrible people," but it still provided somewhere for him to explore without being slapped with unwanted labels.
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On Monday, Theranos was slapped with a fresh lawsuit that alleges the embattled consumer health technology company made misleading claims about its business while seeking investments, the WSJ reported.
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Also, who can forget the days of going to a physical video rental store like Blockbuster and getting slapped with a fee because you forgot to rewind a tape?
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Geoffrey Young, 38, was arrested Thursday and slapped with misdemeanor rioting charge and an attempted assault with intent to cause physical injury, also a misdemeanor, according to court records.
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Earlier this month, Chinese telco ZTE admitted to violating American export controls and got slapped with $1.19 billion in penalties — the biggest criminal fine in a U.S. sanctions case.
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Mar-a-Lago, nicknamed the "Winter White House," has been slapped with a total of 55 citations since 2014, which is as far back as the state's database goes.
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Uriah Shelton -- known for roles on "13 Reasons Why" and "Girl Meets World" -- got slapped with a restraining order after he allegedly kicked his sorta girlfriend in the stomach.
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It can be hard to be slapped with an adult-sized bill when you still feel like an exhausted child, except taller and with the ability to drink alcohol.
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Slapped with a "stable" diagnosis, a prescription or two, and instructions to seek therapy, those who have attempted suicide often arrive home in an extremely vulnerable state of mind.
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Slapped with a $1003,500 bail amount she could not pay, Edwards slept on a mat in the jail for one night before a judge granted her a temporary reprieve.
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That downtime resulted in speedrunner Baffan, who I profiled in a story earlier this year, getting slapped with a very surprising 24-hour ban from Twitch over the weekend.
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"At this stage we have an agreement in the region that, if energy from Belarus gets imported, it would need to be slapped with an infrastructure tax," Vaiciunas said.
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The vast accumulation of physical evidence was vital to securing the criminal convictions of the burglars — who, slapped with stiff prison sentences, revealed their connections with the Nixon campaign.
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Just as Peloton was gearing up to go public earlier this year, the maker of home stationary bikes was slapped with a $150 million lawsuit for alleged copyright infringement.
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You'll recall ... Remy was initially slapped with 4 charges over this -- 2 counts of assault, 1 count of aggravated harassment and another count off harassment in the 2nd degree.
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After officers with the Overland Park Police Department questioned her, the Westridge Middle School student was slapped with a felony charge for threatening, according to the Kansas City Star.
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Adding salt to the wound, Facebook's new fintech subsidiary, Calibra, was slapped with a lawsuit last week over its logo, which bears a suspicious resemblance to another fintech's look.
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And unlike chipmaker Qualcomm, which was slapped with a record $975 million anti-trust fine two years ago, boss Tim Cook has steered clear of Beijing's wrath so far.
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In 1973, then-governor Nelson Rockefeller pushed through a set of laws requiring dealers of coke and heroin be slapped with minimum sentences of 15 to life—or more.
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In June, James Alex Fields, the young neo-Nazi who rammed his car into a crowd of protesters, killing Heather Heyer, was slapped with 29 federal hate crime charges.
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An accused snitch can avoid it if he challenges and beats his accuser, and that guy might get slapped with the sticker himself if he doesn't stand behind his accusation.
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The mercurial Australian has been sanctioned for a litany of tennis offences, accused of tanking matches and slapped with a heavy fine for a crude remark about a player's girlfriend.
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He was slapped with eight charges of money laundering at a court in the administrative capital Putrajaya, Amar Singh, the director of police commercial crime investigations told Reuters on Friday.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... cops in Las Vegas have completed their investigation and are recommending Jen Harley get slapped with at least 1 count of misdemeanor battery/domestic violence.
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Disney has been slapped with a lawsuit claiming it stole the idea for its Oscar-winning, billion-dollar-grossing animated film Zootopia from longtime Hollywood screenwriter and producer Gary Goldman.
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Panera Bread was slapped with a lawsuit last week after a 6-year-old girl with a serious peanut allergy was allegedly served peanut butter in a grilled cheese sandwich.
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Russell Westbrook's potty mouth just cost him $15,000 ... 'cause the Thunder superstar just got slapped with a fine for his "I don't give a f*** about the (stat) line" comment.
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Soon afterwards, she was slapped with out-of-school suspension, apparently because the photo was an "inappropriate use of electronics in the restroom," she told the local ABC news station.
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Theranos has been slapped with a lawsuit which alleges the embattled consumer health technology company made misleading claims about its business while seeking investments, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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Charges have come in for 6 additional suspects arrested in Kim Kardashian's robbery case ... and one of the alleged robbers got slapped with an extra charge for having major firepower.
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The former porn star just got slapped with a lawsuit stemming from an alleged incident in September 2017 -- the same one for which he was criminally investigated earlier this year.
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The guy who robbed Marc Anthony blind for years just got slapped with a sentence that'll put him behind bars for at least a couple of years ... TMZ has learned.
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Because Trump's lawyers did not show at Thursday's meeting, the presumptive GOP nominee was reportedly slapped with another hefty fine of $10,000 and has 45 days to schedule another hearing.
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The man was slapped with a 200 yuan ($30) fine and one demerit point, and the police made him find an alternative to get the trucks safely to its destination.
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Johnson & Johnson in particular was slapped with several hefty verdicts, although one has already been shaved by the judge post-trial and more cuts could come in the new year.
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After being slapped with a two-year prison sentence that was upheld last July by the Fourth Circuit court of appeals, Mr McDonnell earned some relief from the Supreme Court.
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Mahfuz Anam, the prominent editor of Bangladesh's largest English daily the Daily Star, was slapped with 79 sedition and defamation charges amounting to an alleged $17 billion, as of February.
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Cookie Do, a New York eatery with more than 180,000 Instagram followers, was recently slapped with a class-action lawsuit that claims the company's health-conscious ingredients make people sick.
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Tanveer, the Thatta district commissioner, said the irrigation department had already begun visiting illegal fish farms, which had been "slapped with notices of closure," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But a short time later, when another prisoner was caught masturbating and ran off, the blame was pinned on Richards, and he was slapped with nine months in solitary confinement.
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You know how when you go on a hike and all you have to eat is, like, a soggy flour tortilla slapped with raspberry jam but it tastes stupidly ambrosial?
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And though Rudolph was slapped with a $50,000 penalty, he has yet to be suspended for a single game, a fact that Browns fans don&apost seem too happy about.
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And a year later those Republicans were resoundingly slapped with... a major midterm election victory and control of the Senate and the House for the first time in eight years.
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This time, less than a week into court-mandated medication treatment, Eldred relapsed again—and got slapped with ten days in jail after testing positive for the powerful opioid fentanyl.
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Tech Bureau, which had already been slapped with two business improvement orders by regulators this year, said its Zaif exchange was hacked over a two-hour period on Sept. 14.
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After unexpectedly losing an election to Mahathir Mohamad in May last year, Najib has been slapped with a series of corruption charges, mostly tied to losses at now-defunct 13MDB.
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But over the past few years, many Venezuelans have embraced the decentralized, censorship-resistant technology as a means of transferring and storing money without being slapped with hefty international transaction fees.
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The farmer then gets slapped with a fee for "spiking" the grid, which can be substantial, said Gabe Schwartz, spokesman for Stem, an energy storage company that works with solar companies.
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Cohen was slapped with a three-year jail sentence Wednesday by a judge in a Manhattan court for nine felonies, including a criminal scheme to help Trump win the 2016 election.
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Bloom said she was especially motivated in this case because 50 Cent has previously been slapped with a $7 million court-ordered judgment for posting a revenge porn sex tape online.
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This is primarily to allow rural telecom providers more time "to wean themselves off" the Chinese maker of telecoms equipment, which has been slapped with a ban over national-security concerns.
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Donald Trump was just slapped with his first lawsuit as president, for allegedly violating a clause of the Constitution which prohibits federal office holders from making money off of foreign powers.
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Plus, if you take the money out of the account instead of rolling it into another retirement plan before the age of 59½, you'll be slapped with a 10% tax penalty.
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Three known associates of Tekashi 6ix9ine just got slapped with federal indictments, and law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Tekashi dropped the dime on one of them for the Chief Keef shooting.
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A European official told CNBC he could not confirm whether Italy would be slapped with a hefty fine, but said the EU executive had "some concerns" about the country's fiscal trajectory.
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LSG Sky Chefs, one of the largest contractors providing meals to airlines, frequently gets slapped with health violations, and the conditions under which it prepares food are often less than savory.
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YT's lawyers are demanding any and all info related to potential snitches who might've sold their client down the river in his drug case, where he was slapped with 8 felonies.
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The incident set of a debate within Israel about the soldiers&apos refusal to respond when they were slapped, with many saying it had undermined their ability to deter future violence.
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When I stepped off the plane into the tarmac that led to the terminal at Jos Mart Airport, I was slapped with the smell of jet fuel that awoke many memories.
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In fact, Japan was the top importer of American beef in 2016 — to the tune of $1.5 billion — despite the product being slapped with 38.5-percent tariffs at the country's ports.
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People involved in monopolistic practices could face up to 10 years in prison and companies could be slapped with fines equal to up to 10 percent of their earnings, Cofece says.
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Lionel Messi has been suspended 4 games by FIFA -- and slapped with a $10k fine -- for "directing insulting words" at a ref during a match last week ... the soccer federation announced.
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Last month, Huawei was slapped with a trade ban by the U.S. Commerce Department that threatens to significantly disrupt its supply chain, though it has since been given a temporary reprieve.
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It wouldn't be the first time that the sex industry has dealt with patent trolling: a handful of teledildonics and smart sex toy manufacturers got slapped with legal action last year.
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The move will see Allianz Australia join Australia's four biggest banks which have been slapped with additional capital requirements until they strengthen risk management and reimburse customers for wrongly charged fees.
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He was among the Russian officials the US government slapped with sanctions in April 2018 as part of an effort to punish the Russian government for "malign activity" around the world.
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Ola Ray's alleged stalker, Timothy Beal, has been slapped with a slew of charges coming on the heels of incidents last month that forced her to file for a restraining order.
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Photo: Getty / Scott OlsenMarriott, the world's largest hotel chain operator, has been slapped with a class-action lawsuit over the data breach now believed to affect more than 300 million people.
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Because, inevitably, you'll sneeze or cough or shout at the dog and then the whole thing will tilt forward and you'll get slapped with two pounds of tablet in the face.
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Jon Jones won't be stepping into the Octagon until next year ... 'cause the UFC fighter was just slapped with a year suspension resulting from a failed drug test before UFC 200.
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Tech giants like Facebook, Google and Twitter should be slapped with a "turnover tax" to fund research into the harms caused by their social media platforms, according to leading U.K. psychiatrists.
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Wells Fargo did the same after opening millions of fraudulent accounts in its customers' names, and separately operating a years-long scam in which customers were slapped with illegitimate overdraft fees.
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And, to rub salt in his wound, prosecutors were actually gunning for further reprimand as he was only slapped with 200 hours of community service after paying out $450,000 in bribes.
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At the 2015 Rogers Cup, Kyrgios was slapped with a suspended 28-day ban and a $10,000 fine for suggesting on court that a fellow player had slept with Wawrinka's girlfriend.
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On top of that, the 1099 contractor model was just starting to show signs of weakness, as Uber had recently been slapped with a class action lawsuit alleging it was exploiting drivers.
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TMZ Sports has learned Gault is training Blake Leeper ... a Paralympic star who in February was slapped with a 1-year suspension from USADA stemming from a positive cocaine test in 2015.
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If the funds are pulled from an individual retirement account and not a work-sponsored plan and those funds are used for college expenses, you won't be slapped with early withdrawal penalties.
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In a notice to the Mexican stock exchange, America Movil said its Telmex subsidiary had been slapped with a fine of 2.54 billion pesos ($127.74 million) by Mexico's Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT).
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They just got to New York, and they got slapped with a cease-and-desist order, and Travis said to me — Which they had experienced in San Francisco, which they ignored. Right.
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The steering wheel has been made unnecessarily angular — there's a stubborn habit among industrial designers of making future things blocky — and every flat surface seems to have been slapped with a display.
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French officials say 3,000 England soccer fans had been slapped with banning orders to block their travel to France due to previous offences, while only 30 Russian supporters were prevented from traveling.
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Carl Ferrer, 55, was taken into custody when he stepped off his flight from Amsterdam in Houston and slapped with felony charges of pimping a minor, pimping, and conspiracy to commit pimping.
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Airbnb was slapped with a lawsuit on Tuesday after an African-American user claimed that he was racially discriminated against on the booking site and his complaints were ignored by the company.
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Tristan Thompson's one-finger salute just cost him a chunk of change ... 'cause the Cavs star's been slapped with a $15k fine for flipping off hecklers at the Nets game on Monday.
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At present, individuals who break the rules can be sacked or disbarred from the industry, while brokerages can be fined or slapped with punishments such as business improvement orders, the JSDA said.
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The Cambodia Daily -- an English-language newspaper founded by American journalist Bernard Krisher in 1993 -- was slapped with a $803 million tax bill on August 4 and given 30 days to pay.
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After unexpectedly losing an election to Mahathir Mohamad in May last year, Najib has been slapped with a series of corruption charges, mostly tied to losses at now-defunct state fund 1MDB.
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Deripaska, a billionaire oligarch who previously ran Rusal, was also slapped with sanctions and has been charged in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation regarding Russian involvement in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The Trump administration released a list of $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, including soybeans, sunflower seeds and a variety of frozen fish, that could be slapped with new tariffs, reports Bloomberg.
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Before the incident, the company was slapped with two business improvement orders by FSA following the theft of $530 million in digital coins at Tokyo-based cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck Inc in January.
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The criminal charges come three months after Holmes was slapped with a civil lawsuit in March by the Securities and Exchange Commission that alleged "massive fraud" by her and California-based Theranos.
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One, titled "One June Early Morning," features a canvas slapped with heavy black strokes of paint that battle with fiery smears of red and orange, which together overwhelm delicate blues and whites.
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Shawn Harewood, Tacuma Ashman and Carl Harry were all slapped with a 7-count indictment ... including armed robbery in the first degree and unlawful possession of a gun in the second degree.
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But under the A.H.C.A., those who work longer hours or earn a raise or take a second job to cross the poverty line will be slapped with a gigantic health insurance tab.
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Lopez is far from the first celebrity to be slapped with a lawsuit — photo agencies have also pursued damages from singer Ariana Grande, reality star Khloé Kardashian and model Gigi Hadid (twice!).
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Japan has two difficult options as it continues trade discussions with the United States: Get slapped with auto tariffs or make concessions that could hurt Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's support at home.
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Trent Williams has been slapped with a demand letter to get rid of his 9 pit bull mastiffs after his neighbor's dog was mauled and killed last week ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Dealers can still be locked up or slapped with a fine, but anybody caught with less than a 218-day supply faces three outcomes: treatment, a small fine, or no punishment whatsoever.
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Dealers can still be locked up or slapped with a fine, but anybody caught with less than a 63-day supply faces three outcomes: treatment, a small fine, or no punishment whatsoever.
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Pelosi's proposal does have some safeguards, as HuffPost reports: Companies that refused to participate would be slapped with a tax equal to 50 percent of their prior year's sales of the drug.
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Employers caught violating the email stoppage would be slapped with a $500 fine for the first violation, a $750 fine for the second, and $1,000 for every subsequent violation committed within two years.
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Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Yannick Ngakoue was slapped with a $13,369 fine by the NFL for invoking an infamous comedy sketch while celebrating a sack in a preseason win over the Minnesota Vikings.
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Manning was slapped with the second subpoena while in jail to appear before the grand jury Thursday "but for (the) same questions," according to a tweet posted on Manning's Twitter account last week.
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And you mostly have refrained from commenting on it, but recently you called it a very serious issue, and then the other day you said well she's getting slapped with the email controversy.
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The officers told me I would be charged with incommoding, but not having access to a bathroom for hours was a far worse punishment than the $50 fine I was finally slapped with.
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Money even flowed to the personal bank account of former Prime Minister Najib Razak, who was recently arrested and slapped with charges of money laundering, criminal breach of trust and abuse of power.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Polish swimmer Michal Zawadka has been slapped with a four-year ban for flunking a dope test in Sydney last September, the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) said on Wednesday.
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" Questions about money laundering have long swirled around Trump, including after his Taj Mahal casino was slapped with a $10 million fine in 2015 for "significant and long standing anti-money laundering violations.
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STOCKPILING KEY COMPONENTS Some who do envisage an impact, like China's LED lighting makers, whose products could be slapped with a 25 percent tariff, say extra costs have already rippled into supply chains.
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Groups of people pay good money to be trapped in a room, slapped with a time limit, and challenged to find their way out by solving a series of puzzles as a team.
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Related: How 'America's Toughest Sheriff' treats mentally ill prisoners Sheriff Joe Arpaio might be headed to jail and slapped with fines for violating a court order linked to racial profiling practices in Arizona.
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Reports emerged last week that the U.K. could be slapped with a 100 billion euro ($109 billion) "divorce bill" from the EU, the highest estimate attached so far to the price of Brexit.
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The guy who was busted for following Kendall Jenner up her driveway just got slapped with a couple of charges -- just the latest on his rap sheet of similar incidents ... TMZ has learned.
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Since arriving in Brussels, Puigdemont and the four ex-ministers who accompanied him there have been slapped with European arrest warrants for rebellion and sedition, crimes carrying up to 30 years in jail.
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In Brazil four years ago, he bit Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini in the closing stage of Uruguay's last group game and was subsequently slapped with a record nine-match ban from competitive internationals.
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Facebook is about to get slapped with a $5 billion fine by the Federal Trade Commission because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, where data from over 50 million users was used without permission.
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The NRA has faced fresh scrutiny from congressional investigators about its finances and ties to Alexander Torshin, one of the 17 prominent Russian government officials the US Treasury Department recently slapped with sanctions.
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The group went sightseeing, toured a Russian gun manufacturer and met with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin -- one of the first Russians the Obama administration slapped with sanctions after Russia annexed Crimea.
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If you don't file, you'll be slapped with a failure-to-file penalty, which is 5 percent of your unpaid taxes for each month your tax return is late, up to 25 percent.
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Trump's announcement leaves the fate of the deal in the hands of Congress, which has 60 days to decide whether Iran will be slapped with economic sanctions that were lifted under the deal.
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Wells Fargo was slapped with costly lawsuits involving auto insurance and mortgage loans in July, even as the third-largest U.S. bank tries to put a year-old phony accounts scandal behind it.
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Conservatives targeted in the probe were slapped with gag orders — legally barring them from speaking out about what was happening — and subjected to unconstitutional surveillance and paramilitary-style police raids into their homes.
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MELBOURNE, June 19 (Reuters) - An Australian Football League player is "devastated" after being slapped with a record 10-week ban for making A$36 ($25) worth of bets on matches involving his team.
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Mr. Floirendo had bankrolled Mr. Alvarez's recent congressional candidacy, yet he soon found himself slapped with a graft complaint in which the speaker alleged anomalies in a government contract involving a banana plantation.
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American Airlines, Melia Hotels International, Amazon Inc and French lender Societe Generale are among the companies that have been slapped with lawsuits under the Helms-Burton Act, which they are contesting in court.
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American Airlines, Melia Hotels International , Amazon Inc and French lender Societe Generale are among the companies that have been slapped with lawsuits under the Helms-Burton Act, which they are contesting in court.
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Paul Francis Floyd recently pled no contest to one count of felony stalking -- a charge he was slapped with after flooding the actress with messages via social media, email, snail mail and texts.
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Related: North Carolina's anti-LGBT law slapped with federal lawsuit backed by ACLU Republican proponents of HB2 say that the law is needed to protect women by keeping men out of their bathrooms.
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According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, the rapper has been slapped with 3 counts -- felony possession of cocaine, felony possession of THC and misdemeanor possession of less than 1 ounce of weed.
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Also in April, he raised the possibility that the FTC should take a look at the antitrust case in the European Union that resulted in Google being slapped with a record $5 billion fine.
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He was slapped with two class-action lawsuits over his online behavior: one of the suits claims he "artificially" helped the Tesla stocks to perform better and the other says his announcement misled investors.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Huawei will delay the launch of its much-touted foldable 5G Mate X smartphone by three months, the latest setback for the company that was slapped with U.S. sanctions last month.
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Ebner said that this follows the pattern of banned Islamist groups like Britain's al-Muhajiroun, which has operated under various other guises – including Sharia4UK and Need4Khilafah – since it was slapped with a government ban.
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Yo Gotti just got slapped with a whopping $6.6 MILLION default judgment in a North Carolina court ... and it's all because the rapper blew off a recording session with another artist after pocketing $20,000.
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Last Thursday, former Stanford swim team star Brock Turner got slapped with a six-month jail sentence for raping an unconscious woman behind a dumpster, a crime for which he was convicted in March.
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The 24-year-old also got slapped with 2 counts of child abuse because an 11-year-old was struck by the car and Holloway's own 3-year-old daughter was in her backseat.
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A California adult film production company owned by porn star James Deen has been slapped with nearly $78,000 in proposed fines for numerous health and safety violations — including not requiring performers to use condoms.
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Eighth Grade is far from the first high school-set film slapped with a prohibitive rating on questionable grounds, despite being leagues removed from the full-bore raunch of a Superbad or a Blockers.
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Canelo Alvarez just got slapped with a 6-month suspension for his failed performance enhancing drug test that he blamed on tainted meat ... the Nevada Athletic Commission just announced at a hearing in Vegas.
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Last week, President Trump announced that steel imported into the United States would be slapped with a 123 percent tariff and aluminum with a 10 percent tariff, prompting outcry from producers across the world.
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Five Columbus, Ohio, police officers have been slapped with internal department charges accusing them of violating rules of conduct in the controversial July 2018 arrest of porn star Stormy Daniels at a strip club.
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Actor Jussie Smollett was slapped with a 16-count indictment on Friday, including numerous felonies, for allegedly filing a false police report after staging a hate crime against himself earlier this year in Chicago.
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The President's posh resort in Palm Beach, Florida, was slapped with 13 health violations at its last kitchen inspection in January, including three categorized as "high priority" by Florida's Division of Hotels and Restaurants.
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The former "Dance Moms" star parked her ass on a comfy chair for a 3-hour mani/ pedi session Thursday in L.A. just days after she was slapped with a 366-day prison sentence.
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The pressure to remain slim is even government-mandated, with 2008's controversial "Metabo law" requiring those aged 40–75 to stay within certain waist measurements, or see their employers slapped with a fine.
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The NBA just announced Simmons was slapped with a $20K fine and a flagrant foul for "making contact to the groin of Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry" during Thursday night's playoff game in Philly.
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The new legislation still keeps some criminal law power to tackle those who stray outside of the regulated framework — those selling small amounts of marijuana without permission could be slapped with a $200 fine.
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Anderson told us they're taking a different approach with his appeal than back in 2015, when he got slapped with a 1-year suspension -- and he's pumped to step back inside the Octagon ASAP!
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Multiple researchers and journalists, who have identified loopholes in India's massive national identity card project, say they have been harassed here by some government agencies and slapped with criminal cases because of their work.
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"Seeing a wine slapped with a number was new and startling," Elin McCoy writes, in "The Emperor of Wine: The Rise of Robert M. Parker, Jr. and the Reign of American Taste," from 2005.
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The telecom giant was slapped with an export ban from the Commerce Department last month after the U.S. said it violated the terms of a deal by evading sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
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Major broadcasters like Nexstar and Sinclair have faced inordinate delays in mergers involving routine, run-of-the-mill TV license transfers, only to be slapped with onerous conditions at the end of the process.
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The former chief attorney for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Seattle has been slapped with a four-year prison sentence after stealing the identities of immigrants to defraud banks and credit card companies.
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The approval would serve as a relief for South Korea's chipmakers, who were hitting a dead end in their quest to find alternatives for key Japanese materials that have been slapped with export restrictions.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Researchers and journalists who have identified loopholes in India's massive national identity card project have said they have been slapped with criminal cases or harassed by government agencies because of their work.
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When shit hit the fan and our front door was slapped with a large sign that read "Premises Have Been Vacated by the DOB," we started the process for protection under the Loft Law.
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Take, for example, the branding by corporations such as Urban Outfitters and Forever 21, who were slapped with a $600 000 lawsuit by photographer Danny Clinch for using his portraits of Tupac without consent.
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Across the country, rogue local school officials have teased a hardline approach for those who ultimately take part in the walkout, with threats ranging from students being slapped with unexcused absences to undisclosed disciplinary.
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Offset's gotta be happy this run-in didn't end as badly as his recent Atlanta-area traffic stop, during which he was slapped with 3 violations ... one of 'em he ultimately beat in court.
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This year the No. 2 Chinese telecom maker, ZTE, was slapped with a $1 billion fine for violating trade rules, and the Singapore-based Broadcom was blocked from buying the San Diego-based Qualcomm.
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Pyongyang, slapped with multiple Security Council resolutions and sanctions, has rejected unilateral disarmament and given no indication that it is willing to go beyond statements of broad support for the concept of universal denuclearization.
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Trump's announcement ultimately leaves the fate of the deal in the hands of Congress, which now has 60 days to decide whether Iran will be slapped with economic sanctions that were lifted under JCPOA.
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Steve Bannon was slapped with a subpoena in January during his first appearance before returning for additional questions last month, but he still would not answer questions about his time in the White House.
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But since police began enforcing the order in recent weeks, Rachid Nekkaz, a French native of Algerian descent, has begun ponying up the cash to all women slapped with the €38 ($43 USD) fine.
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Whereas companies that disclose breaches promptly — as Imgur appears to have done here — will be at far lower risk of being slapped with large fines under GDPR, if they are also handling European citizens' data.
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Last September it was slapped with a $75,000 fine stemming from a data breach originating in China in 2013 that exposed personal information of about 100,000 people — not all of them clients of the firm.
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So far, it's been slapped with two antitrust fees in the European Union, a $2.7 billion fine for its shopping results last year and $5 billion for competition abuses related to Android earlier this year.
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Former NFL star Kellen Winslow Jr., already accused of kidnap and rape, was jailed Monday after being slapped with new allegations of lewd conduct while out on bail and awaiting trial on the earlier charges.
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Facebook infamously failed to prevent its ad platform from becoming a vehicle for discriminatory ads, and earlier this year was slapped with charges of enabling housing discrimination by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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He has yet to win in five career starts against his former Reds teammates, going 212-222 with a 5.64 ERA, although he was slapped with a tough-luck 2-0 loss on April 7.
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According to NBC New York, North Korea's diplomatic mission to the UN has been slapped with more than 1,300 parking tickets in New York going back to the 90s, none of which have been paid.
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Jim Carrey has been slapped with a lawsuit by the mother of his ex-girlfriend, claiming she OD'd after she realized he had given her 3 STDs and when she confronted him he dumped her.
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There's been a lot of chat about her crimes, about how she should be in prison or slapped with an ASBO, but if anyone should be locked up over this, it is, in fact, us.
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U.S. stocks were lower for most of Friday's session but dipped further in the last half-hour of trading on reports that Apple products, including the Apple Watch and AirPods, would be slapped with duties.
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While it's getting slapped with a massive fine by the EU, this doesn't seem to bother Wall Street all that much as it sees Alphabet as a company that will continue to grow over time.
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The run-up to the campaign has been overshadowed by weeks of violent protests in Catalonia, which erupted after nine separatist leaders were slapped with prison sentences for their role in a failed independence bid.
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Uber was slapped with a major setback in its largest American market after the New York City Council voted to freeze new-vehicle licenses for Uber, Lyft and other ride-hail services in the city.
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It's unclear if México en el Paladar will be slapped with any sort of punitive action but if all this talk of tarantulas is making you hungry, might we suggest learning to make your own?
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said on Friday it hoped telecom equipment maker ZTE Corp could be removed as soon as possible from a U.S. list of companies slapped with tough export restrictions this month.
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Whether refugees and asylum seekers are being treated like goods to be examined, fixed, and slapped with a red wristband, or like humans who become bored and despondent, and need stimulation to think and feel.
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Related: North Carolina's Anti-LGBT Law Slapped with Federal Lawsuit Backed by the ACLU After signing the bill this morning, Bryant appeared on SuperTalkMS, a conservative talk radio station, to discuss its contents and implications.
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Countries that manipulate their currencies, subsidize industries that compete with American businesses or set up barriers to American imports should be slapped with sanctions, as Mr. Reagan repeatedly did even as he pursued trade expansion.
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However, the media companies will be hoping that Congress will look favorably on a temporary exemption, particularly giving the recent clampdown on the technology industry which saw Google slapped with a $2.7 billion antitrust fine.
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The Trump administration's list of Chinese-manufactured products that could be slapped with a 25 percent tariff includes many ingredients used to manufacture drugs such as insulin, antidepressants and the anti-allergic-reaction drug epinephrine.
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But the trade ministry said that the dispute could have both positive and negative effects on South Korea because certain Chinese goods that are slapped with tariffs can be replaced by Korean exports, Reuters reported.
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The Trump administration's list of Chinese-manufactured products that could be slapped with a 25 percent tariff includes many ingredients used to manufacture drugs such as insulin, antidepressants and the anti-allergic-reaction drug epinephrine.
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Along with fears of being slapped with higher tariffs on its auto exports to the United States, Japan worries about having its hands tied on addressing sharp yen rises that hurts its export-reliant economy.
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In addition, Anheuser-Busch was slapped with a lawsuit in 2009 after one female executive discovered that her salary of $360,000 was about 57 percent of what her male predecessor had earned for the same job.
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Fruits were among 128 U.S. goods that China slapped with more expensive import tariffs in retaliation for U.S. levies on Chinese steel and aluminum as trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies flared this year.
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South Korean chipmakers are hitting a dead end in their quest to find alternatives for key Japanese materials that have been slapped with restrictions, raising the prospect of major disruption to their operations in coming months.
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Zhang is one of a shrinking number of Chinese labor activists helping workers in the world's second largest economy fight for their rights -- an ongoing crackdown has seen dozens detained and slapped with heavy prison sentences.
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Australian casino operator Crown Resorts was slapped with a class action lawsuit for allegedly failing to inform shareholders of a marketing campaign in China that resulted in staff arrests and a slump in the share price.
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The U.S. dollar-denominated issue is the first Eurobond placement in the two years since Moscow was slapped with sanctions over its intervention in Ukraine and has been organized without the help of any Western banks.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg in 2018Photo: Getty ImagesFacebook was slapped with a ruling in Germany today that limits how the social media giant can collect data across its multiple platforms, like WhatsApp and Instagram.
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Google has been tangling with regulators in Europe for years, and in July was slapped with a record $5 billion fine by the European Commission, which found that the company violated the European Union's antitrust rules.
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But three key players—linebacker Rolando McClain, defensive end Randy Gregory, and DE DeMarcus Lawrence—were slapped with suspensions for violating the league's substance abuse policy, swamping the positivity and glooming-up the outlook for 282.7.
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The Weinstein Company and Harvey Weinstein have been slapped with a class action lawsuit, claiming the Company had a long-running practice of isolating and blacklisting Weinstein's alleged victims and covering up his alleged predatory tactics.
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Nyjah was ordered to stop having his (epic-sounding) Orange County parties earlier this year ... after being slapped with a litany of criminal charges surrounding the nocturnal disturbances he was causing (click here for the details).
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First off, nowhere near enough of those younger and healthier people signed up for Obamacare plans even though they got slapped with a tax penalty and even though the venerable Congressional Budget Office predicted they would.
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Cherry producers, which ship about a third of their fragile and highly perishable crop overseas, saw shipments held up at Chinese ports and ultimately slapped with prohibitive duties in the harvest, which ran through mid-August.
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Google could be slapped with a fine of more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) as the EU begins the first stage of a three-pronged probe into the search group's practices, the Financial Times reported.
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Last week, the casino operator was slapped with a class action lawsuit for allegedly failing to inform shareholders of a marketing campaign in China that resulted in staff arrests and a slump in the share price.
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Mr. Thanathorn, who emerged from the vote as a leader of Thailand's democracy movement, said he and his party have been slapped with a dozen election complaints and criminal charges in an effort to muzzle them.
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Mr. Kharel calls this "not a taco" and files it alongside fries tossed with green chile, cloves, cumin and coriander, and red-gold chicken wings slapped with masala and chile paste to keep the juices in.
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Separately, a company source said on Thursday ZTE's chief compliance and chief legal officer was removed from his posts more than a month before the Chinese telecom equipment maker was slapped with U.S. sanctions this week.
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Trucking companies across the board have been slapped with "nuclear verdicts" — sometimes resulting in companies having to pay out tens of millions of dollars after a jury finds a truck driver guilty in a wrongful-death suit.
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In other recent cases involving spoofing, the firms were identified along with individuals, and in some instances the firms were also slapped with significant fines for failure to supervise and stop the illicit actions of the traders.
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Whole Foods was slapped with a warning letter from the Food and Drug Administration earlier this month after the FDA found "serious violations" of federal regulations during an inspection of the company's food preparation facility in Massachusetts.
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Google gets slapped with $5 billion EU fine for Android antitrust abuse Google has been fined a record-breaking €4.34 billion (~$5 billion) by European antitrust regulators for abusing the dominance of its Android mobile operating system.
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Jones was very much a wanted figure; she rose up the Pentagon "kill list" in 2017 and was placed on a UN sanctions list, which included a freeze on assets, and was slapped with a travel ban.
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The CRC will meet members of the inspection teams at WADA's Montreal headquarters on Monday and Tuesday then submit a report to the executive committee recommending whether RUSADA be declared compliant or be slapped with new sanctions.
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While many legal experts were surprised by the leniency in Virginia, they predict that he will be slapped with a harsher sentence next Wednesday, when he appears in Washington, D.C., federal court before Judge Amy Berman Jackson.
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A French official said Sunday that his country is investigating whether or not the European Union (EU) can provide financial help to companies in Europe that may get slapped with U.S. sanctions for conducting business with Iran.
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And Corker said he was looking at making "some enhancements" to a request for the Trump administration to investigate whether bin Salman committed human rights violations and should be slapped with sanctions under the federal Magnitsky Act.
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There was no home cultivation provision written into the language of the bill, so patients could still run the risk of getting slapped with criminal charges if caught with cannabis that is not authorized by the state.
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As a result, the core of Indian nationhood is premised upon the centrality of Hindu religion and values, and any opposition to this tenuous narrative has to be violently stamped out or slapped with charges of sedition.
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If you don't file, you'll be slapped with a failure-to-file penalty, which is 5 percent of your unpaid taxes for each month your tax return is late, up to 25 percent of your unpaid taxes.
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She was initially fined $10,500 for unsportsmanlike behavior, the maximum allowed on site at a tournament, and was then slapped with an additional $164,500 fine and put on probation for two years by the Grand Slam Committee.
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Anwar was fired as Mahathir's deputy prime minister in 1998 before he was slapped with sodomy and corruption charges, souring their relationship until they formed an unlikely alliance ahead of a shock victory in last year's election.
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Wiseman was slapped with a 12-game suspension and was ordered to donate $11,500 back to charity in order to return to the court ... but has ultimately decided to leave school altogether and focus on his future.
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Former pro racer fined $2900B for payday loan abuses: A former racecar driver and several corporate partners were slapped with a record $220006 billion fine for deceiving payday loan customers and drawing undisclosed fees from their accounts.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google has been slapped with a lawsuit by a former recruiter who alleges the Internet giant fired him for complaining about hiring practices to boost diversity that he says discriminated against white and Asian men.
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The Frenchman was investigated for breaching safety car regulations but was allowed to celebrate his victory, unlike Sam Bird who was slapped with a post-race penalty following his win in Hong Kong in the last race.
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The tax will vary depending on length of stay and type of accommodation to determine the charge, with the more weekend warriors staying at top-dollar resorts being slapped with the highest rates (around €2 a day).
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But Lonsdale's rise came to a sudden stop in January 215, when he was slapped with a sexual assault suit that he vigorously denied, and was subsequently banned from the campus of Stanford, where he graduated in 225.
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Following that, the Bank of Baroda was slapped with administrative sanctions, including a combined financial penalty of 11 million rand for non-compliance with the FIC Act and deficiencies in respect of money laundering controls, the PA said.
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"We just regained access to China in the middle of 2017, so about a year later we got slapped with a higher tariff rate," said Joe Schuele, a spokesman for the U.S. Meat Export Federation, a trade group.
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Even getting a certification and flying under Part 107 is not necessarily a great idea for hobbyists, because anyone who flies under Part 107 must follow the more restrictive commercial regulations or risk getting slapped with a fine.
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Defendants in hearings before the SEC's administrative judges can be slapped with millions of dollars in penalties and barred from their profession for life, all without any opportunity to argue the case to a federal judge or jury.
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In a tweet on Monday morning Trump said that when a Chinese-made vehicle is sent to the U.S., the tariff is only 2.5 percent, while American cars exported to China are slapped with a 25 percent tariff.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is tightening its anti-corruption laws to clean up its image after several French companies were slapped with huge fines abroad, with planned reforms including greater protection for whistleblowers and a new anti-corruption agency.
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It is also expected to extend expiring health care programs through May 22, and notably, it doesn't include a last-ditch effort from key committee leaders to pass legislation protecting consumers from getting slapped with "surprise" medical bills.
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But on top of that 18 percent tax, the three products will now be slapped with an additional levy of 4 pesos per export dollar, bringing the effective tax hike on soybeans and byproducts to 3 percentage points.
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In April, Vekselberg, Deripaska, Rusal and Renova (the energy giant linked with Columbus Nova) were all slapped with sanctions by the Trump administration in a move that caused Rusal shares to plummet and Russian financial markets to wobble.
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And William Strampel, the former dean of students at the university's College of Osteopathic Medicine, was slapped with an 11-month prison sentence for using his position to proposition women and failing to make sure Nassar was following protocols.
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The company's owner, Oleg Deripaska, was accused of a litany of misdeeds by the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), all of which he denied, and his sprawling industrial empire, including Rusal, was slapped with secondary sanctions.
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Prior to the implementation of KORUS, American beef imports in South Korea were slapped with a 40-percent tariff, which obviously raised costs and put American ranchers at a competitive disadvantage with cattle-producing competitors in countries like Australia.
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Dutch lawyer Alex Van Der Zwaan was handed 85033 days in prison and slapped with a $20,000 fine in April after pleading guilty to making false statements relevant to the government's investigations into foreign lobbing by Manafort and Gates.
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But she warned that state lawmakers who rush to criminalize people for seeking documentation of a need for a support animal are sending the wrong message to landlords, who are at risk of getting slapped with hefty federal fines.
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Trucking companies across the board have been slapped with so-called "nuclear verdicts" — sometimes resulting in companies have to pay out tens of millions of dollars after a jury finds a truck driver guilty in a wrongful death suit.
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And if you plan to continue earning income from side jobs in 2020, consult the IRS for rules and due dates for paying quarterly taxes so you don&apost get slapped with penalties or a huge bill next year.
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Shkreli was slapped with a subpoena shortly after committee leaders demanded that he turn over his old company's financial data – including how much money he made after hiking up the costs of a drug more than 5,000 percent overnight.
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Quicken Loans, the country's largest mortgage lender, has been hit with a lawsuit accusing it of stealing trade secrets from technology startup HouseCanary, days after Amrock, a Quicken affiliate, was slapped with a $706 million jury verdict over similar claims.
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Cohen is ready to appear before any congressional committee investigating Trump, his attorney Lanny Davis said in an statement to VICE News on Wednesday, moments after Cohen was slapped with a three-year jail sentence by a judge in Manhattan.
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That means Facebook made more profit than Google for the first time in history — though Google's Q2 profit only slumped to $3.524 billion because it was slapped with a $2.7 billion anti-trust fine from the EU, which it will appeal.
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The report comes as Trump was slapped with a lawsuit from the attorneys general of Washington, D.C., and Maryland on Monday alleging the president has violated the emoluments clause of the Constitution, barring elected officials from receiving personal gifts and payments.
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Wells Fargo slapped with $185M fine for opening unauthorized accounts: Thousands of Wells Fargo employees secretly opened deposit and credit card accounts to boost their sales numbers, racking up millions in fees and other charges for consumers, a regulator said Thursday.
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Meanwhile, those who express opposition to military rule — the current form of government and one that has been a staple throughout the nation's 19 army coups since 1932 — can get slapped with sedition charges that carry a seven-year jail term.
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The sentencing went down Thursday in Fort Lauderdale and although the 19-year-old rapper got slapped with 364 days in jail, he could actually be free in about a month ... IF he completes a court-ordered life skills course.
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"As a result, food products in stores have to be certified by USDA to carry the organic label, or risk being found guilty of fraud and slapped with civil penalties and other enforcement actions," the trade association said in a release.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean chipmakers are hitting a dead end in their quest to find alternatives for key Japanese materials that have been slapped with export restrictions, raising the prospect of major disruption to their operations in the coming months.
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On the legal front, Barclays was sued by the U.S. Department of Justice over its mortgage-backed securities business in 2006 and 2007 and was slapped with criminal charges by the British government for alleged unlawful financial assistance to Qatari investors.
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All are excellent: lamb shank ready to shear off the bone; guinea hen with skin just shy of wholly blackened, needled with Scotch bonnets; a whole tilapia mobbed with ginger; chicken slapped with spices until it turns the color of sunset.
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For more news, click on The Swiss pumpmaker confirmed its 2018 outlook on Thursday, saying it expected a one-off hit of 10 million Swiss francs ($10.3 million) from business disruption when its main Russian shareholder was slapped with U.S. sanctions.
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And finally there's Microsoft, a company slapped with landmark antitrust suits in the US and Europe that has cooperated with Chinese censorship and handed over user data to the NSA for its infamous PRISM program to spy on US citizens.
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In India, they have been slapped with spurious defamation suits when they report on suspicious doings of the powerful, and beaten by mobs and killed for their reporting — Gauri Lankesh was gunned down last month in front of her home.
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Otis says he was acting in protest of Trump, but an official from the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is scoffing at him, saying the Chamber -- not Trump -- is the real victim and they want Otis slapped with a felony as well.
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In classic David and Goliath fashion, Denton tragically underestimated his foes and paid the iron price: As has been well documented elsewhere, Denton lost the five-count lawsuit in a Florida courtroom and was slapped with a $140 million verdict.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — President Michel Temer of Brazil was slapped with a second round of corruption charges on Thursday, further tarring his standing as he struggles to finish out his term and put in motion an ambitious package of economic reforms.
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As we reported ... Joe filed a $94 million lawsuit from prison pretty recently, accusing different governmental agencies of railroading him and allegedly discriminating against him with the animal cruelty charges he got slapped with and for which he was convicted.
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Iran's deputy minister of industries said earlier this month that exports of all steelmaking raw materials will be slapped with a 25% tariff to meet demand in domestic steel industry, according to Iranian state-backed media Press TV on Sept. 9.
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One count related to his repeated criminal acts connected to his work for pro-Russia politicians in Ukraine, while the other is connected to his efforts to tamper with witnesses against him after he was slapped with two federal criminal indictments.
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Ivan, whose last name is not being used because he fears encountering further difficulties over his criminal record, said he was "done kind of dirty," slapped with charges like kidnapping because some of his friends in the car were underage.
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Crude oil has not been included in the list of hundreds of products each side has slapped with import tariffs, but traders said the positive sentiment of the truce between the world's two biggest economies was also driving crude markets.
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The back-and-forth trade war between the two countries has resulted in hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods being slapped with tariffs as the dispute between the world's two largest economies has extended for more than a year.
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Not only is it demonstrably false that Bloomberg was never asked or challenged over stop-and-frisk during his time as mayor, but the city was slapped with a class-action lawsuit over the policy and was rebuked in court.
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Should it be proven that Iran Air is once again carrying weapons, supplies or forces for the Syrian regime, the airline risks getting slapped with renewed sanctions and Boeing risks having its planes aiding the brutality of the Assad regime.
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But during my second, to Hawaii, I blew out two tires driving on a remote, cell-service-free part of the island, had to be towed 140 miles back to the rental car desk, and was slapped with a $1,500 bill.
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Recovery operations often require planes to fly at extremely low altitudes and any drone that interferes with disaster relief efforts may be slapped with a $32,140 fine (per violation) and possibly even face criminal prosecution, said the FAA in a statement.
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According to an Oct 1, 2014 incident report provided to VICE News by Greenville Police Department, the shooter was arrested and slapped with a misdemeanor trespassing charge after his employer at Confluence Watersports, a kayak manufacturer, tried to fire him.
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Since Forza Horizon 3 requires a constant online connection and works off of a constantly refreshing save file, anyone who played the new patch on PC found themselves slapped with an error saying their Forza profiles were no longer available.
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Related: North Carolina's anti-LGBT law slapped with federal lawsuit backed by ACLU Two transgender students and one transgender employee in North Carolina can now use bathrooms which match their gender identity, thanks to a federal judge's ruling on Friday.
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Few of the terrorist plots against the U.S. from 2001 onward were attempted or enacted by suspects from the seven countries President Donald Trump slapped with a travel ban late last week, according to analysis published Sunday by The Wall Street Journal.
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The search giant already got slapped with a $2.7 billion fine for favoring its own shopping service in search results, and reports from earlier this year suggest the EU is mulling action that would attempt to break Google up into smaller companies.
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Like Uber, Lyft has paid civil penalties to California district attorneys for overstating the rigor of driver background checks, been slapped with cease-and-desist orders by cities to stop operating, and fought to keep drivers classified as cheaper independent contractors - without benefits.
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The apology comes after the Berkley school was slapped with a fine from Movie Licensing USA, the company that manages licensing for Disney and other major studios, for "illegally screening" the 85033 remake of "The Lion King," Berkeleyside first reported last week.
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If Mexico and Canada are slapped with the 25% tariff, a typical model assembled in America with 40% of its parts imported from those two countries would see supply-chain costs leap by over $1.1bn, to $19bn, according to LLamasoft, an analytics firm.
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Commercial companies have been slapped with more than 30 class-action lawsuits from consumers in Illinois alone in 20083 (Illinois was the first state to enact the Biometric Information Privacy Law in 2008, followed by Texas in 2009 and Washington in 2017).
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MGK crew members Brandon Allen and John Cappelletty have each been slapped with 2 counts of felony aggravated battery for unleashing a can of whoop-ass on the actor Gabriel "G-Rod" Rodriguez ... this according to the Fulton County D.A.'s Office.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission settled charges with Tesla CEO Elon Musk over his aborted bid to take the company private, with the billionaire remaining as the helm of the company but relinquishing his chairman title and getting slapped with a hefty fine.
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Recode confirmed in early March that San Francisco's Office of Labor Standards Enforcement has launched a probe into the company's tipping policy, and DoorDash could be slapped with fines and forced to back pay workers if OLSE finds that it's violating labor laws.
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Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway said it looked as though Pelosi "was reading The Cheesecake Factory menu all night, going through every single page," and called for the speaker to be censured by Congress or slapped with a resolution of disapproval.
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Wells Fargo was slapped with costly lawsuits involving auto insurance and mortgage loans in July, even as the bank tries to put the year-old phony accounts scandal behind it where employees were found having created over 2 million accounts without customer authorization.
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Rumors abound that her disappearance may have been related to troubles with Chinese authorities, as Fan was slapped with a score of zero in 2017-18 China Film and Television Star Social Responsibility Report and a tax evasion scandal, The Guardian reported.
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With food delivery service Postmates' Unlimited service, for example, you'll be slapped with a charge of up to $96 if you selected the annual membership option when you signed up (and you have to pick a membership option to get the trial).
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Banks have been slapped with vast sums for not preventing money being laundered through their accounts, and the call for action comes after Commonwealth Bank of Australia last week was fined a record $530 million for breaching money laundering and terror financing laws.
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The Department of Health and Human Services would be required to negotiate on at least 225 drugs each year, and companies that refused to participate would be slapped with a tax equal to 20173 percent of their prior year's sales of the drug.
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Acacia has been the hardest hit among suppliers since ZTE was slapped with a seven-year ban barring U.S. suppliers selling to it after it broke an agreement to discipline executives who conspired to evade U.S. sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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The infamous "dieselgate" scandal, exposed in September 2015, has cost the company more than $25 billion since being slapped with a criminal settlement by the U.S. Volkswagen's software allowed it to cheat pollution standards during test conditions, but not when actually on roads.
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The lender has seen about A$8.6 billion ($5.84 billion) wiped off its market value in the three weeks since it was slapped with a lawsuit citing 23 million breaches of anti-money laundering laws, including accusations of enabling child exploitation payments.
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If Wednesday's vandal gets slapped with the same charges as his predecessor, he could face up to three years in prison—though the first star-smasher just wound up getting 20 days of community service and a $4,400 fine, NBC LA reports.
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" Read more: An Australian newspaper printed a cartoon showing Serena Williams as an angry baby Williams was slapped with three code violations during the defeat to Osaka, and she even attracted condemnation from a Wimbledon chief, who said the incident was " not a good look.
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Photo: Chris Carlson (AP)It's arguably unfathomable that any human being slapped with a $20 million fine for a bad tweet would ever consider returning to the platform, much less continue to fire off word salad at all hours of the day and night.
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You might recall there were reports Kendall and Kylie's company got slapped with a notice at their NYC office ... claiming the sisters had fallen behind on rent to the tune of more than $57k and had 5 days to pay or get the hell out.
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Uber has been slapped with an $8.9 million fine in Colorado after state criminal investigators found it had allowed 57 individuals with past criminal or motor vehicle offenses to drive and pick up passengers on its platform over the past year and a half.
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Morocco were slapped with a fine of 65,000 Swiss francs for a series of incidents during the 2-2 draw with Spain, including crowd disturbance and six members of the team's technical staff forcing their way on to the pitch after the final whistle.
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Previously, the SEC settled charges with Musk and Tesla over the CEO's aborted bid to take the company private last fall, with the billionaire remaining at the helm of the company but relinquishing his chairman title and getting slapped with a $20 million fine.
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As we reported ... Foxx called Jussie a "washed up celeb" who'd been slapped with 16 felony counts, while going on to indirectly compare that to R. Kelly only getting charged with 10 counts ... saying there was a discrepancy there as far as priorities go.
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A 53-year-old former middle school band teacher in Utah has been slapped with solicitation charges in Utah for allegedly sending sexually explicit emails to a 13-year-old boy, including a fake survey with questions about the boy's sexual activity and penis size.
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On Wednesday, the FBI agent at the center of controversy in both inquiries -- Peter Strzok -- will meet with the House Judiciary Committee behind closed doors for a deposition after being slapped with a subpoena by Goodlatte, even though Strzok had voluntarily agreed to be interviewed.
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Telecom giant ZTE is the fourth-largest phone vendor in the U.S. But, last month, the company was slapped with an export ban from the Commerce Department after the U.S. said it had violated a deal by circumventing sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
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Financial stocks ended flat amid lingering concerns over surprise taxes, the latest being a fresh A$2.33 million ($280 million) tax announced by the state of South Australia, just one month after being slapped with a A$6.2 billion tax by the federal government.
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The initial Senate-passed version of the NDAA included a provision that would have blocked Trump's plan to save the Chinese firm, which had been slapped with penalties that prevented it from buying U.S. technology after admitting violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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In December 2015, electronics and nuclear power equipment maker Toshiba was slapped with a regulatory fine amid revelations that it overstated net profit by some $1.3 billion over a three-year period; investors have filed more than 30 lawsuits for damages totaling $1.2 billion.
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Elected to office after his predecessor was indicted in a federal investigation into widespread corruption in the parish, he immediately got to work by adopting a predatory practice of traffic stops and searches that resulted in the town being slapped with numerous civil rights lawsuits.
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Vettel, who started from pole, took the chequered flag ahead of Hamilton but there was no celebration in the Ferrari garage as the furious German was demoted to second after being slapped with the penalty for a dangerous re-entry after running off the track.
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The online news outlet The Wire was slapped with a criminal defamation suit after it published a story this month alleging that Jay Shah, son of Amit Shah, the powerful head of Mr. Modi's governing Bharatiya Janata Party, has profited handsomely under Mr. Modi's government.
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But gumball-size smoked eel beignets with a crème-fraîche ranch dressing called "Franchette" didn't taste much like eel; pig-foot croquettes were a washout; and a bowl of oily whole-wheat spaghetti with bottarga needed to be slapped with more lemon and salt.
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Artist Fahmi Reza was jailed and fined earlier this year for portraying Najib as an evil clown, while political cartoonist Zulkiflee SM Anwarul Haque, known popularly as Zunar, has been slapped with sedition charges, travel restrictions and a ban on nine of his comic books.
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So in early February, Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director, spoke on the phone with Ali Mamlouk, the head of Syria's National Security Bureau intelligence service, a man accused of human rights abuses during the country's civil war and slapped with sanctions by the United States.
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HONG KONG, April 19 (Reuters) - ZTE Corp's chief compliance and chief legal officer was removed from his posts more than a month before the Chinese telecom equipment maker was slapped with U.S. sanctions this week, a company source with direct knowledge of the situation told Reuters.
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The IRGC, which is sanctioned under other laws, has been slapped with terrorism-related sanctions for the first time and is essentially now blacklisted by the US. The new law says the IRGC is behind Iran's international destabilization program, including international terrorism and the ballistic missile program.
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Robert Liang, who said he knew about the software Volkswagen used to skirt emissions standards for about 600,000 diesel vehicles, has been sentenced to three years of prison, per the AP. He's also been slapped with a fine of $200,000, steeper than prosecutors' requested $20,000 fine.
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DUBAI, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Three small to mid-sized insurance companies fell sharply in a rising Saudi Arabian stock market on Sunday morning after they were slapped with a temporary ban by the central bank, while the rest of the region barely moved in lethargic trade.
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CBS' "Face the Nation:" Trump will discuss what some pundits say has been the worst week of his campaign, which included his campaign manager getting slapped with a battery charge and making off-the-cuff remarks about abortion that received backlash from all sides of the issue.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury on Thursday rejected the idea of singling out specific asset management and insurance firms as systemically risky, indicating that they are unlikely to be designated as "too big to fail" and slapped with additional oversight under the administration of President Donald Trump.
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In the past few years alone, cities with notorious cops like Ferguson, Missouri, and Cleveland, Ohio, have been slapped with decrees, and while federal intervention is hardly a panacea for sloppy, prejudiced, or straight-up brutal policing, there is some evidence it can force meaningful changes.
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The fatal mistake, however, came in the fourth set with Schwartzman up 4-2 and Zverev fighting to stay in the match when the German was slapped with a point penalty after directing an obscenity at his box that gave the Argentina a 5-2 lead.
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Cops say Tommie unloaded on one of her daughters at the child's middle school in Cobb County, GA. Tommie posted a $27k bond and was released Wednesday morning at 4:40 AM -- but she was also slapped with a court order to stay away from the daughter.
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"This decision has far reaching consequences and seeks to not only gag survivors from speaking out about violence but also to completely silence them through the fear of being slapped with massive punitive damages for speaking their truth & speaking out against sexual abuse," the organization said.
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There's a fine chance they go for a major break, which will lead to British businesses getting slapped with big new taxes in their biggest market, the European Union, and an uncertain future for the millions of Brits living in Europe and Europeans living in Britain.
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A U.S. immigration judge was slapped with a $1,000 fine and a 30-month debarment from federal service after for "serious violations" of prohibitions against federal employees making political statements by promoting then-presidential contender Hillary Clinton's immigration plan during a 2016 deportation hearing, officials said Monday.
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Yet last month, the start-up company, known as Gïk, said it was forced to remove "blue wine" from its labels and slightly change the composition of its drink, after being slapped with a fine from the Basque section of Spain's Agriculture Ministry for violating wine regulations.
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It&aposs not uncommon for Navy deployments to run late, but when news hit this fall that the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group had been slapped with its fourth extension and there was no end in sight, things began unravelling for some families waiting at home.
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Anyone in possession of a bump stock — the controversial gun accessory used to kill 59 people and wound more than 400 others in Las Vegas two years ago — could now be slapped with felony charges and face up to 10 years in prison or $250,000 in fines.
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Anyone in possession of a bump stock — the controversial gun accessory used to kill 59 people and wound more than 400 others in Las Vegas two years ago — could now be slapped with felony charges and face up to 2100 years in prison or $2425,210 in fines.
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Unlike Trump, who's managed to avoid any criminal charges despite being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, Alexander was slapped with one count of abusive sexual contact, which could land him with up to two years in prison and a $250,000 fine if he's convicted.
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A single mother of six, Ruelas had been selling ceviche and chicken-stuffed, deep-fried avocados out of her Stockton home when she was slapped with misdemeanor charges that could have resulted in a maximum of three years in prison and a possible fine of more than $10,000.
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Few companies can attract titanic levels of investment, spawn years of breathless, myth-making press coverage, slowly frustrate its own fan base, get slapped with workplace-related lawsuits, and drift perilously towards becoming an industry-wide punchline without releasing a single product—all while retaining a $21993 billion valuation.
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Few companies can attract titanic levels of investment, spawn years of breathless, myth-making press coverage, slowly frustrate its own fan base, get slapped with workplace-related lawsuits, and drift perilously towards becoming an industry-wide punchline without releasing a single product—all while retaining a $0003 billion valuation.
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The $584 billion social media giant was slapped with a $5 billion fine, but the most critical part was the agency's orders that the company place independent directors on its board to monitor CEO Mark Zuckerberg and that privacy decisions be handled by an independent privacy commission, Cramer said.
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FROM COINAGE: 5 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s Slapped with a Six-Figure Bill from a Former Landlord In March 2016, F&S Investment Properties accused the star of damaging a Los Angeles home he had rented to run a side business, Egypt Last Kings Clothing.
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Dogan, whose interests range from media to real estate and energy, was slapped with a 3.8 billion lira ($1.3 billion) tax fine in 2009 while last month an Istanbul prosecutor submitted a case against its founder, Aydin Dogan, on charges of running a fuel-smuggling ring - which he denies.
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Within hours of airing a report suggesting that the son of the BJP's powerful president, Amit Shah, has profited in business since the party came to power, the Wire, an online news magazine, was fiercely attacked by ministers and slapped with both a gag order and a criminal lawsuit.
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Happy Wednesday,Today, Google was slapped with a $5 billion antitrust fine from the EU, and one of their biggest shareholders just told us at our Delivering Alpha conference that the EU has become more aggressive than the U.S. in trying to create competition - especially in tech and banking.
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Related: North Carolina's Anti-LGBT Law Slapped with Federal Lawsuit Backed by the ACLU Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant approved a contentious bill on Tuesday that permits individuals, businesses, and religious organizations — including homeless shelters, adoption agencies, hospitals, and schools — to refuse services to gay couples and transgender people.
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And while Facebook was slapped with a headline-grabbing FTC fine on home soil, there was in fact no proper investigation; no requirement for it to change its privacy-hostile practices; and blanket immunity for top execs — even for any unknown data violations in the 2012 to 2018 period.
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On January 18, McGregor bounced back from a devastating fourth round defeat to his lightweight rival Khabib Nurmagomedov 15 months ago to beat Donald Cerrone so resoundingly at UFC 246 in Las Vegas that the "Cowboy" has since been slapped with a six-month medical suspension from professional fighting.
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Second, non-charity nonprofits that engage in certain types of political activity — for example, urging votes for or against federal, state or local candidates or making contributions to political party committees in states where permissible — are currently slapped with a 35-percent excise tax in certain passive income situations.
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"While effective immigration control is a legitimate aim for any government, the Home Office must stop outsourcing its discriminatory policies to third parties who are ill-equipped to enforce them but may be slapped with heavy fines and even end up in prison if they don't," she added.
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Image: HuaweiWith ZTE facing the threat of losing access to Android after being slapped with a ban from buying parts from American companies by the DoJ, fellow Chinese phone maker Huawei may find itself in a similar position, now that it, too, is being investigated for violating U.S. sanctions in Iran.
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Starbucks was slapped with two lawsuits in New York City on Tuesday, which claim that the coffee giant "intentionally and wantonly exposed its customers to toxic chemicals" in the form of pest-control strips — and then fired a concerned store manager, a pest control technician and his supervisor who complained.
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Doctors, hospitals and other medical providers reportedly are using data and lessons from thousands of past malpractice suits to learn the most common reasons they're getting slapped with such claims — and then making changes to better care for patients, and to lower the chances of getting sued in the future.
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Galaxy Buds and Galaxy WatchAs for non-phone devices, Samsung's Unpacked event could treat us to new Samsung wireless earbuds that for the first time will be slapped with the Galaxy brand name, along with a new Galaxy Sport, which is reportedly a sleeker take on Samsung's current flagship smartwatch.
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With bass filthier than your fingernails after four days at Glastonbury, a bratty Daphne and Celeste twist, and lyrics inspired by a page on the London Metropolitan Police website that details all the different ways you can get slapped with an ASBO, I wasn't entirely sure what I was hearing.
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The letter also included an interesting, somewhat veiled, and distinctly British-sounding threat: While it sounds serious upon first glance—just imagine, for a moment, Mark Zuckerberg getting slapped with an official notice right as he steps off a fancy private plane—the rules surrounding a "formal summons" are somewhat muddy.
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The sentences come four years after Barclays became the first of 11 powerful banks and brokerages to be slapped with a hefty fine for their role in the rate fixing scandal, sparking a political backlash that forced out former CEO Bob Diamond, an overhaul of Libor rules and the criminal inquiry.
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The statements are the latest salvos in a war of words as the nation's five biggest lenders hit back against a fresh A$370 million ($280 million) tax announced by the state of South Australia, just one month after being slapped with a A$6.2 billion tax by the federal government.
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The verdicts come four years after Barclays became the first of 11 powerful banks and brokerages to be slapped with a hefty fine over rate fixing allegations, sparking a political and public backlash that forced out charismatic former CEO Bob Diamond, an overhaul of Libor rules and the criminal inquiry.
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Andrew Muchmore, a lawyer and bar owner, filed a still-pending lawsuit against the city after his bar, Muchmore's, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was slapped with a cabaret violation in 2013 by a police officer who spotted people "swaying" at a rock show while investigating a noise complaint, Mr. Muchmore said.
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By 2019, TikTok had amassed more than half a billion users worldwide — and drawn the scrutiny of regulators in the US. In February, it was slapped with a record $5.7 million fine from the Federal Trade Commission to settle allegations that it illegally collected personal information from children under the age of 13.
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And while well-resourced tech giants may be able to factor in even very meaty financial penalties, as just a cost of doing a very lucrative business, data-focused business models could be far more precarious if processors can suddenly be slapped with an order to limit or even cease processing data.
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" Loup Ventures founder and managing partner Gene Munster said that Facebook — which was also slapped with a record $5 billion fine by the Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday — would need some time to resolve its issues: "[Facebook CEO Mark] Zuckerberg now has some personal potential liability around the privacy, but that is insignificant.
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The deal is the Islamic republic's first with a European oil company in more than a decade, marking a major milestone for a country whose standing as an international trade partner has hung in the balance ever since it was slapped with sanctions in 2006 amid concerns that it was developing nuclear weapons.
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Canada's most populous province is the latest: On Monday, Ontario politician Yvan Baker introduced a private member's bill that, if passed, will see offenders who cross the street while using a phone or other electronic device slapped with a $50 fine for their first offence, and up to $125 for the third.
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As the documentary This Film Is Not Yet Rated points out, a movie that features a woman enjoying sex (particularly if she is on the receiving end of oral sex) is likely to get slapped with an NC-17 rating (meanwhile, violent, blood-splattering movies still walk away with an R-rating).
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Fresh from getting slapped with a two-week prison sentence for lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russian intermediaries advising Donald Trump's presidential campaign, Papadopoulos borrowed a favorite trope of the president's, launching a Twitter rant Monday night in which he suggested foreign powers had been out to get him.
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Needville Independent School District superintendent Curtis Rhodes wrote on Tuesday in a letter to families that students would be slapped with a three-day, out-of-school suspension if they participated in any of the nationwide walkouts or protests planned in the aftermath of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.
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As we reported ... Kelly -- currently behind bars in Illinois as he awaits his trial -- recently got slapped with a slew of new charges by federal prosecutors in NY. The new indictment is related to 2 new alleged victims, one of whom was under 18 when she claimed she had sex with the singer in 2015.
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Cheese and dairy products figure prominently on the retaliation of list to the delight of U.S. dairy producers who face substantial sales barriers in the EU. Imports of single-malt Scotch, Irish whiskey, liqueurs, French wines, sweaters, coffee, pipe cutters, various tools, sweet biscuits, olives and pork will also be slapped with 25 percent duties.
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The Commerce Department said it calculated preliminary subsidy rates of 111.09 percent for Shandong Dongfang Bayley Wood Co and 9.89 percent for Linyi Sanfortune Wood Co. Sixty-two other companies received a subsidy rate of 111.09 percent and all other producers/exporters in China were slapped with a preliminary subsidy rate of 9.89 percent, the department said.
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The Memphis superstar just got slapped with a 12-game suspension and $11,500 fine after the NCAA determined he accepted a loan of the same amount from Penny Hardaway in 2017 -- before he took over at UM. We broke the news of the ruling to West outside Chin Chin in LA on Wednesday ... and he disagrees with the move.
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In the full scope of Facebook's missteps and subsequent counter-hits from regulators, a little over a million bucks is not the most comically low amount the company has been slapped with: Russia fined the Zuckerberg and Co a cheeky $50 back in April for failing to store user data on local servers per the country's privacy laws.
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Like We-Consent and the now defunct Good2Go, SaSie offers a vision of sex where no one has to worry about whether or not their partner is into it—and college kids can get it on without fear that they'll be slapped with accusations of a consent violation a few days, or weeks, after the fact.
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Rodriguez is a key aide to Maduro and also one of more than 100 Venezuelan government insiders who have been slapped with sanctions by the U.S. In addition, the Trump administration this year has imposed sweeping sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry and a ban on U.S. companies and individuals from doing business with the Maduro administration.
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Elon Musk Claims &apos420&apos Tweet With $20 Million SEC Fine Was &aposWorth It&aposIt's arguably unfathomable that any human being slapped with a $20 million fine for a bad tweet…Read more ReadWhen Elon Musk was asked if the new chairman of the board at Tesla was installed because Musk needs a babysitter:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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The company has shipped 235,063 Silverados out of Mexico this year, the overwhelming majority winding up at dealerships in the U.S. Under the new trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada, auto exports from Mexico to the U.S. could be slapped with a 25 percent national security tariff once the number of exports tops 2.4 million in a given year.
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Facebook Faces Political Hurdle Over Banned Party in China Mark Bergen and David Tweed find that Facebook is in a political pickle in Hong Kong: Police in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous part of China, have asked the company to remove the official page of the pro-independence National Party, which was slapped with an unprecedented government ban this week.
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Just like Otis was back in 2016, Clay is facing up to three years in prison, but could learn a thing or two from how his new pal avoided it: plead no contest, and get slapped with probation, community service, and a fine—free to roam the streets of LA and bail out the next guy who decimates our president's Hollywood star.
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Mayor Megan Barry and her head of security jetted off on more than nine romantic "business trips" on taxpayers' dime -- while exchanging nude pictures on work phones, according to an affidavit that was filed with a search warrant issued by a Nashville judge -- and the two have been slapped with hefty fines after each pleaded guilty to felony theft of property over $10,000.
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Marie, a veteran of foster homes who maintains forward momentum through the most discouraging events — after being raped, she's shunned for supposedly having lied and slapped with a criminal charge for making a false report — was more fully realized in the original article, though she remains a complex and intriguing character, played with a kind of hard-nosed delicacy by Dever.
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Football and literary references sit side-by-side in their lyrics, which are both sincerely poetic and self-deprecating; the "twee" label they were slapped with (for, presumably, featuring female vocals, a glockenspiel, and none of the tragic, thrusting machismo that indie lad-rock brought to the table) helped map them initially but undercut the experimental and often somber pop of everything that followed their first album.
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Despite Trump's determined effort to block the release of any of the documents requested by investigators, Americans were slapped with a new batch of material showing Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani, Lev Parnas and another Trump supporter at work on the Ukraine scheme, evidence of a ploy more worthy of a mob family than one conducted for the benefit of the leader of a decent nation.
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The 14-year-old was slapped with a 5-year probation back in May after pleading guilty to multiple charges, including 2 counts of grand theft ... she was also hit with a curfew that included needing a parent with her after 5 PM. Danielle and her attorneys were in court Thursday where we're told a judge agreed to modify Bregoli's curfew so that her management team be considered a guardian.
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The Trump administration may propose specific actions China could take to avoid being slapped with billions of dollars in tariffs, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's top economic adviser said Friday.
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The mainland's currency has been a source of political tension with the U.S., with President-elect Trump vowing during his campaign to label the country a currency manipulator for the purposes of a competitive trade advantage and impose a 45 percent tariff on its exports to the U.S. China does not meet the U.S. requirements for getting slapped with the manipulator label, which typically means the U.S. would engage in additional negotiations with the country.
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VW slapped with largest fine ever for automakers This scandal-ridden company is now the world's best-selling automakerDrugged driving on rise, passes alcohol alone in fatal crashes, study finds "In light of the ongoing governmental information requests, inquiries and investigations, and our own internal investigation, it cannot be ruled out that the authorities might reach the conclusion that Mercedes-Benz diesel vehicles have similar functionalities," Daimler said in its newly released quarterly report.
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The initial Senate-passed version of the NDAA included a provision that would have blocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's plan to save Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE, which had been slapped with penalties after admitting violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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