She should've spoken up sooner,' they say, in the painfully naive belief that had Gwyneth spoken up sooner, she would ever have gotten so much power.
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The Indonesian authorities have also spoken up on the issue.
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I understand why — he should have spoken up for her.
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She has spoken up for human rights and tolerated dissent.
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And yes, Obama could have acted and spoken up sooner.
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But now that it's happened, we have spoken up honestly.
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So I do wish that I had spoken up sooner.
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Several celebrities have also spoken up in support of Swift.
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She has also spoken up about her focus on equality.
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She is proud to have spoken up about her experience.
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Furie has not spoken up since publishing the open-casket cartoon.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, have lately spoken up against the president.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have spoken up to express their displeasure.
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At other moments he has spoken up in moments of crisis.
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Now, he's spoken up and decided to explain what he actually meant.
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Wen has also spoken up frequently and passionately against Trump's immigration policy.
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Either way, this was the moment when men could have spoken up.
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You should—you should have always spoken up, always—but we didn't.
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It remains the case, however, that you should have spoken up earlier.
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Other country musicians have spoken up about gun control since the shooting.
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" She continued, "I do wish that more people had spoken up around me.
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But I'm very sorry and I'm very glad that they have spoken up.
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Have our kinder, gentler abortion opponents spoken up for any of these women?
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However, because these are merely posts on Facebook I have not spoken up.
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Now he has finally spoken up, but he needs to finish the job.
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And I hadn't spoken up and asked about the effects or the risks.
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Tlaib, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, all of whom had spoken up for Palestinian
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Joni Ernst and Martha McSally have each spoken up about their own experiences.
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It's not the first time Kardashian West has spoken up for those behind bars.
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Some of whom were being questioned as to why they hadn't spoken up sooner.
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Since she has spoken up, two other women have accused Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.
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For the last year and a half, Haley has spoken up with remarkable clarity.
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Fellow Italian writers have also spoken up in defense of Anita Raja/Elena Ferrante.
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At their best, the black blessed have always spoken up for the black beleaguered.
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But this isn&apost the first time Halsey has spoken up about her miscarriages.
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If you have spoken up and nothing has changed, it's time for the breakup.
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But looking back, I would've spoken up a lot more and respected my own voice.
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The first daughter has not spoken up in support of or against the bill yet.
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Since those stories surfaced, more than three dozen women have spoken up with additional accusations.
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She's also spoken up about being sexually harassed in the context of the #MeToo movement.
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VidCon creator and former CEO Hank Green has since spoken up about the doomed conference.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, have spoken up to caution Trump not to fire Mueller.
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Jay Z has spoken up about recent cases of police brutality in a new track.
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In the first trial, the jury questioned why all these victims hadn't spoken up sooner.
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In the midst of a squalid surrender, one young general had spoken up for France.
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Others, meanwhile, have spoken up as a way to support those who have gone before.
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And yet not all major Jewish American organizations have spoken up yet about Bannon's appointment.
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This is the first time the Justice Department has spoken up in this subpoena fight.
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" Another trustee said, "Few people have spoken up in a meeting for about 40 years.
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Netanyahu on Monday lamented that European nations haven't spoken up in support for the protesters.
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In hers, Zhao expressed gratitude to those who had spoken up about the book's themes.
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Not as many have spoken up since the police said the assault had been staged.
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Kaszuba accused Gopal and Brown of failing to protect other women who have allegedly spoken up.
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Lehman has spoken up in support of Klein and called out people threatening and harassing him.
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But the big surprise is that Donald Trump has now spoken up in favor as well.
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Both Scarlett Johansson and Romain Dauriac have spoken up regarding the recent reports of their divorce.
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Democrats have certainly spoken up and reflected similar sentiments to those echoed by Flake and Corker.
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Real estate magnate Eli Broad had also separately spoken up in favor of a wealth tax.
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He's past the time he should have spoken up, and he needs to do it vigorously.
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Had I spoken up that night I would have saved us both a lot of time.
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But in most cases, men have not been held accountable until multiple women have spoken up.
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For years, Amazon warehouse workers have spoken up about what they call the company's poor conditions.
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"He has spoken up for women's issues and women's rights, especially in tennis, for forever," she said.
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Neither Peter nor the ex have spoken up, and therefore the details and timeline can't be confirmed.
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Several attendees have spoken up about what happened on Sunday night, and their stories sound quite similar.
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Multiple Amazon workers have spoken up on the issue, with some groups of employees pushing to unionize.
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Workers at Microsoft have also spoken up over its work with the U.S. military and immigration authorities.
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But the MSD teens have spoken up and said this particular measure doesn't make them feel safe.
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More women have come out and spoken up, and some people have disappeared, have lost their jobs.
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Your love interest could be clueless about the intensity of your feelings if you haven't spoken up.
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If she had supported you in some way, had spoken up, it would have changed the dynamic.
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BOSTON — Scientists have long spoken up for causes like the proliferation of nuclear weapons and climate change.
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"It is an attempt to silence the voices that have spoken up about protests recently," Guanipa said.
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One even began tearing up at the thought of anyone realizing they'd spoken up about Fields' past.
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On Wednesday, Cotton's office qualified its denial to say that Cotton had spoken up at the lunch.
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Bolton should have spoken up far sooner and saved us all from having to buy the book.
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It's possible your boss takes you for granted because you haven't spoken up and asked for more.
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Even as he expressed regret, he also said Thomashow should have spoken up if she felt violated.
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Still, some opposition politicians have spoken up against holding an election in the middle of the outbreak.
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Megan Fox hasn't spoken up about the #MeToo movement because she was afraid of how people would respond.
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McGraw asked Bowman if she felt as though the incident would have escalated had she not spoken up.
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Blake Lively has spoken up about the many issues that she faces as a woman working in Hollywood.
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"And absolutely I've been labeled a bitch, or difficult to work with, when I've spoken up about something."
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That's surprising, because in some past cases, Black Lives Matter has spoken up when the victim was white.
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Multiple Amazon workers have spoken up on the issue, with some groups of employees pushing to unionize. Sen.
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Do you have any specific moments like that, when you wish you'd spoken up instead of keeping quiet?
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The survivors who have spoken up as part of the #MeToo movement might have expected better from her.
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But he also said if he had heard anything racial, he would have spoken up about that, too.
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"His passion impacted me," Arentsen explained, adding that she had never spoken up at a campaign event before.
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Jordan has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying he would have spoken up if he knew about Strauss's behavior.
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A few Republican senators have spoken up, but occasional words have not been matched by any meaningful deeds.
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Her mind turned to the victims who'd already spoken up about Hadden, and whether anyone might doubt their stories.
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"What I wish I would have done is just taken care of this sooner and spoken up," Spencer added.
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So far, Lui is the only Chinese athlete that has spoken up about sexual assault under the #MeToo movement.
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Beijing has called the court ruling a farce and several Chinese celebrities have spoken up against the court's decision.
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For the most part, the members of this group haven't spoken up in support of this year's Republican nominee.
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Unlike the vast majority of her GOP colleagues in the upper chamber, Collins has spoken up against the lawsuit.
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I've never spoken up after overhearing someone make a disparaging remark about me and others who love like me.
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All the women who've spoken up have emphasized that Biden's alleged behavior was neither sexual harassment nor a criminal act.
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"We feel like now that so many students have spoken up changes are in the process of happening," he said.
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Several members confirmed to Refinery29 that they will participate as a show of support for survivors who have spoken up.
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So it was only fitting that he would honor someone who has spoken up about the issue on Monday night.
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If it just dies, and people feel they have spoken up and nobody did anything, you've really sunk your culture.
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" It's not the first time Hathaway, who is married to longtime love Adam Shulman, has spoken up about "mommy guilt.
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This is far from the first time Stenberg has spoken up for representation, often focusing on fighting against cultural appropriation.
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"I am grateful for the bravery of other women who have spoken up and written about their experiences," she said.
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Many have pointed out that the photo is painfully ironic given how Khloé has spoken up about the Armenian genocide.
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I should have spoken up and said, "let's postpone," but I didn't want her to think she was boring me.
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He lacked stamina, pitching past the sixth inning only twice in 13 starts, and wishes he had spoken up sooner.
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When Klobuchar pressed him, Yang should have interjected and spoken up about how he'd pay for his addiction treatment centers.
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Many people have spoken up against producer Harvey Weinstein, the majority of those voices have been from women in Hollywood.
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Were there moments, happy or sad, where you wish you had spoken up, asked for help or shared your feelings?
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The "villains" aren't treated as inexplicable monsters but as ordinary humans who chose to do nothing when they should've spoken up.
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Others, including those who have spoken up in opposition to the president, claim they do not feel safe in the space.
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Jimmy Fallon, who's said he doesn't "really even care" about politics, has spoken up in support of March For Our Lives.
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Prince Charles has spoken up more, expressing himself on a wide range of big issues from climate change to religious tolerance.
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And so there were many times after that night, during my internship, when I should have spoken up, and I didn't.
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For Justice Clarence Thomas, who has spoken up during only one hearing since February 2006, the model has no predictive power.
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In Samsung Group's case they have probably wanted to say something like this and now a foreign stakeholder has spoken up.
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He has also spoken up for American manufacturing industries and their workers, and chided footloose companies like Nabisco, Ford and Carrier.
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Beyond that, Gase and Darnold say they have gained confidence in each other, thanks to Darnold's having spoken up for himself.
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But, throughout history, some of those who have spoken up provided information that exposed grave government failings, and also strengthened democracy.
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Clifford is among a number of women who have spoken up about sexual encounters with Trump, who has denied the accusations.
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We're both saddened and proud of the victims who've bravely spoken up, but we hope that it leads to actual, lasting change.
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So far, Meryl Streep, Rose McGowan, Lena Dunham, Judi Dench, and more have all spoken up to condemn the disgraced movie mogul.
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But now, the box is opened — with the viral #metoo campaign, women everywhere have spoken up about sexual assault, harassment, and rape.
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While few have spoken up against the leader publicly, in private, MPs will tonight be free to go with their darker impulses.
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Although most bishops around the world have spoken up in defence of Francis, a group of American bishops joined Archbishop Viganò's attack.
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And key Republican lawmakers have already spoken up to say that the plan to slash the NIH budget for 2017 won't fly.
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Sagan, 26, has spoken up for riders' safety recently and is extremely popular in the peloton, unlike the 35-year-old Cancellara.
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I'm so proud of women like Busy Philipps who have spoken up about their abortions because no one is proud of it.
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Guys on Twitter were telling me how anxiety had affected their lives and saying that they were glad I had spoken up.
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He has spoken up for Israel's right to defend itself, condemned Hamas' actions, and has even criticized the politicization of supporting Israel.
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No figures in French film have spoken up for her, and no other major film figures have been accused of sexual misconduct.
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Full disclosure: I had already spoken up for him once before, when the team evaluating surgical candidates seemed to have forgotten him.
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In particular, people with disabilities have spoken up about their concerns that they will be left behind whenever triage decisions are made.
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Grande has also spoken up in support of Justin Bieber in recent months, defending him from accusations of lip-syncing at Coachella.
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Former national security adviser John Bolton still has not spoken up, even though he basically offered to testify at Trump's impeachment trial.
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No other gymnast could have safely spoken up against Martha, who has announced that she will join Bela in retirement after Rio.
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"Those who have spoken up against Mr. Akbar have done so at great risk to their personal and professional lives," Ramani said.
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have spoken up too: These comments are disturbing and inappropriate, there is simply no excuse for them.
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Important news for Switch owners, Nintendo has spoken up to confirm a number of details around the online service for its new console.
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Stand Up and Shut Up While a handful of these lawsuits have gained national attention, many wonder why more women haven't spoken up.
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Rome and Berlin have spoken up for a permanent system by which those seeking asylum are shared out among the 28 member states.
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Cook has spoken up about human rights and issues of social justice since he became CEO of Apple, long before 45 took office.
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We've spoken up but I think it's great to hear the stories so hopefully there will be more and the fight will continue.
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We both know it's very rare, but this could have been avoided if somebody had spoken up in a clearer, more direct way.
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He could have just written a letter to a local newspaper, or spoken up as a concerned citizen at a school board meeting.
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It wasn't the first time that Cherry has spoken up for Ford, and it's not the first time he's weighed in on politics.
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If someone had spoken up within my family about our history of depression then perhaps I would've known I wasn't the only one.
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Some of Hollywood's most prominent women — including Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Lawrence — have spoken up about assault and abuse they experienced on sets.
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While it's unusual for former presidents to weigh in on current events so soon after leaving office, Souza's former subject has also spoken up.
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The fact that she'd spoken up to modify her character at all was a huge risk for an actress on the pinnacle of success.
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The Neutrogena brand ambassador since 2017 has long spoken up about the importance of sun protection, once calling SPF 100 a "godsend" for her.
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Ever since I've spoken up...I'm no longer the perfect submissive bride these women are looking for because I'm...too strong-minded and independent.
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Our hearts go out to the women who have spoken up and, like everyone else, we are sickened to the core by their stories.
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Like many others who have spoken up since the allegations against Weinstein, Ferrera hopes her bravery will inspire others to speak out as well.
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As the New York Times notes, James has spoken up when it comes to systemic racism and police brutality over the past couple years.
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""Can we just not accept the fact that — maybe she hasn't spoken up in her career up until this point, but she is now?
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Despite its flaws and widespread shaky reputation, some have spoken up in defense of 3D Touch now that it seems Apple is scrapping it.
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Moreover, the incoming Trump team has been pressing European officials for insight into anti-integration forces, according to some officials who have spoken up.
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But no one had yet spoken up about Dr. Nassar, who molested young athletes for about two decades while pretending the abuse was therapy.
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"Everybody who has spoken up about #MeToo and who says that they support the movement, now's a chance for them to actually prove it."
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So how many in the Republican establishment have spoken up to say that Gillespie must lose if the party is to save its soul?
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But if his claims had been bogus, wouldn't some spook with knowledge of actual events have spoken up and exposed Weiss as a fraud?
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And the French have traditionally spoken up for the bloc's smaller countries, especially those where the state plays a larger role in the economy.
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Some committee Republicans have spoken up in EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's defense during his morning hearing with a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee. Rep.
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The State Department, the European Union, and other prominent organizations have spoken up in favor of the besieged anti-corruption campaign that Giuliani denigrated.
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Officers told Gizmodo that they're often discouraged from interacting with tech workers, but that tech workers have spoken up for them when they've observed mistreatment.
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There have been problems within that community, but people have spoken up and communicated and taken responsibility, and I think that's a model for everybody.
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What Munn is experiencing now, just like others who have spoken up, is a different kind of fallout — but that doesn't make it any better.
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Steinle's parents have spoken up in support of Kate's Law in the past, but their understanding of the U.S. immigration policies is much more nuanced.
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Sasse wrote that while he believes as "a 1st Amendment absolutist" it is Maher's right "to cross hard lines," though he should have spoken up.
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Egerton has previously spoken up about the on-screen love scenes with co-star Richard Madden, who plays John's manager and former boyfriend, John Reid.
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However, even when Obama has spoken up, he has made an effort to stay on the sidelines, often refusing to call out Trump by name.
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The Chinese Communist Party has spoken up recently as cases there slow dramatically, saying people should be more grateful for how it handled the outbreak.
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She has seen petitions for protective orders rejected because the judge said that if the abuse was serious, the accuser would have spoken up earlier.
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Murphy told the crowd of protesters that she decided to share her story not for herself, but for other women who haven't spoken up yet.
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But when Frenchwomen have spoken up against film directors (Luc Besson, Roman Polanski) and intellectuals (Tariq Ramadan), they have always faced the usual victim blaming.
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Harry has also spoken up about his experiences with panic attacks and encouraged those suffering from anxiety, depression, and other conditions to seek professional help.
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And Shopko employees have spoken up across the Midwest about Sun Capital's role in destroying the retailer — and received the attention of their federal representatives.
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"I think for many women, they've actually spoken up in the past — but they haven't spoken to an environment that's prepared to listen," she added.
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Taoist officials have also spoken up at national leadership meetings in recent years, calling on the government to take more action to prevent environmental catastrophes.
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Turkey's government recognizes Turkic people as their own, making it a rare Muslim-majority nation that has spoken up for the Uighurs despite China's objections.
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I honestly feel like if people had spoken up more and had been more unaccepting of those kinds of positions, maybe things would have been different.
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Whether or not the accused could have a history of similar behavior was not a priority; questions of why Hill had not spoken up earlier were.
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There's been an inadvertent effect of reducing people who've spoken up to some of their worst experiences, casting them as passing victims in someone else's narrative.
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Over the past year, lots of women in pro sports have spoken up about getting equal pay for equal play, including the USA Women's Hockey Team.
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The British-born star, 44, has also spoken up about the sexism she experienced as a young actor trying to gain a foothold in the industry.
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One of the most inspiring aspects of this newly energized movement is the sheer number of women who have spoken up in support of one another.
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Munoz has spoken up in media interviews and has sent his own memos to United's customers, apologizing and promising changes that he says will improve service.
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"Stakeholders of all kinds have spoken up, calling the current regulatory framework for the CRA outdated, complex, and cumbersome," Otting said in a statement on Tuesday.
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While Lady Gaga has spoken candidly about the lasting effects of the sexual assault she suffered at age 19, she wishes she had spoken up sooner.
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"It is thanks to the tireless efforts of women who have spoken up for a fairer society that women will be driving," al-Sharif reminds us.
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Had he spoken up about the phone call or pushed back, he would have risked ending up on the outside, among the swelling Trump administration diaspora.
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The outlet also pointed out that this isn't the first time the actress has spoken up at an awards show for the lack of female recognition.
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It's not possible unless there's other people like me who tried to get testing and have been denied testing, and just haven't spoken up about it.
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That office has also spoken up on behalf of the rules as part of its regular meetings with OMB, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Further women (and indeed men) have spoken up against other powerful men in the entertainment world: Brett Ratner, Louis CK, Kevin Spacey, Bryan Singer and so on.
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Inevitably, after the company fails, leadership team members lament that they knew that the company was going in the wrong direction and should have spoken up sooner.
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As trade talks drag on, American companies have spoken up about the harm to their business caused by the ban, and have looked for ways around it.
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Since her own allegations have come to light, other #MeToo advocates have spoken up about how this doesn't change anything for the movement – particularly founder Tarana Burke.
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Still, after the competition, when participants ranked who they wanted to be the team leader, only the men who had spoken up with ideas received a boost.
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If a crime happened, this argument presumes, surely everyone involved would have recognized that it was terribly wrong and someone would have spoken up at the time.
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Data compiled by watchdog groups has indicated that there are widespread problems in the accounting industry, but few industry insiders have spoken up publicly about those shortcomings.
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Asked whether he himself was politicizing the event, Merritt said he would not have spoken up if the attack had not been used in a political way.
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But in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, she's spoken up even more about women's rights and the harassment so many females face on a daily basis.
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Since that conversation, her daughter has come home with stories in which she has spoken up for herself in situations where she might have previously hesitated, she said.
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Other members of Mollie's family have also spoken up, rebuking those on the right for using the 20-year-old college student's death in its anti-immigration agenda.
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"Recy Taylor represents the voice of many marginalized women who have spoken up, spoken out and have long been ignored," Watson Coleman said in her announcement on Twitter.
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"This is not a moment to revel in how the mighty have fallen but instead in how the silenced have spoken up, stood together and survived," Burke said.
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"Had I not spoken up, I could easily have been one of those athletes that goes for a run and drops dead because of my heart," she said.
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"The great mystery is why this president has not spoken up for our country, and we saw this most clearly in this recent meeting with Putin," she said.
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Yet another woman came forward this week to accuse Jeffrey Epstein of raping her, adding her story to those from the dozens of women who've already spoken up.
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Recently, actresses such as Thandie Newton and Asia Argento have spoken up about feeling excluded from the group of women at the helm of the Time's Up campaign.
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"This is a victory for the hundreds of victims, drivers and passengers who have spoken up and said 'No, this is the responsibility of these companies,'" she says.
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Egerton has previously spoken up about the on-screen love scenes with co-star Richard Madden (Game of Thrones, Bodyguard), who plays John's manager and former boyfriend, John Reid.
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Not only is Williams depicted as a petulant toddler for having spoken up about what she felt was a sexist call, but also as a hulking, animal-like brute.
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She is worried that, by virtue of staying, she is somehow undermining the women who have so bravely spoken up to say #MeToo — of which she is also one.
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That helps explain why those in Harlan are still awaiting justice—even after the state governor and other powerful politicians have spoken up for them during the stand-off.
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And lately, several experts from Silicon Valley and Wall Street have spoken up, criticizing the people behind the curtain—asking if Watson is a joke or a savior for IBM.
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But that we leave our black women out there standing unprotected and not spoken up for is always been a thing that I've been something that I've been concerned about.
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His co-workers have spoken up as well, including Dave Bautista (aka Drax) who expressed his support for Gunn and actor Michael Rooker (aka Yondu) who quit Twitter in protest.
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And if there is action on a gun bill, it's going to be a political shift largely thanks to the high school kids who have spoken up about gun violence.
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Health insurers in the last two weeks have written letters to Congress, sent out press statements and spoken up on conference calls, saying they need more certainty about the payments.
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Neither is true, but she has spoken up about the need to engage with BDS activists and she is certainly opposed to Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.
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Most recently, Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre was inadvertently photographed in the Senate sending a text message about filing cases against Senator Risa Hontiveros, who had spoken up against the killings.
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"If an employee has previously never spoken up for themselves in these situations, they are allowing their managers to treat them a certain way without expecting any resistance," he said.
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I have spoken up as a Disney about the Walt Disney Company not to pick a fight, but to put those moral undertones and all that love to constructive use.
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"I know your heart that was point of my video to highlight that u on several occasions have spoken up for what is right," she wrote back to the pop star.
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NW: I think that, especially for the women who have spoken up, I asked many of them and they said no VC has yet approached them to ask them more questions.
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The thing for which she is best-known—meeting Syria's dictator Bashar al-Assad in 2017; she has spoken up for the war-criminal since—is unlikely to charm many voters.
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Cox has spoken up in defense of her BFF and former "Friends" co-star, saying Aniston is not involved in any part of the split between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.
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Bindas said she felt "incredibly happy" about the response to the petition because nurses have spoken up about issues they care about, such as safe staffing, workplace violence and mandatory breaks.
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Untold numbers of women have spoken up around the world about sexual harassment and mistreatment, accusing top names in entertainment, government and business and altering attitudes and the treatment of women.
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While she's pledged $100,000 in book proceeds each to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the National Urban League, she hasn't spoken up about issues that affect communities of color.
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Mr. Joel's support of Long Island commercial fishermen can be heard in his 1990 song "The Downeaster Alexa," and he has spoken up for the Oyster Bay clammers in their dispute.
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Faith communities, employers, retired U.S. military officials, and everyday people have spoken up about their desire to do more to help refugees and the significant impact they bring to their communities.
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It's possible that her version of events, combined with the testimonies of the women who have spoken up against Kelly, could play an instrumental part in the legal prosecution against him.
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Grindel said he had spoken up in defense of Eckert and also said he had been assured prior to the meeting that no such move against the Ethics Committee was forthcoming.
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This is the second time Ryan has spoken up against something Trump has said on the presidential campaign, previously denouncing the candidate's idea to ban all Muslims from entering the country.
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"Every time I've spoken up or clapped back at some troll, it has been very much me," Morris, 29, told the magazine in an interview with writer Andrea Domanick released on Tuesday.
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This is all there in the accounts of the women who have spoken up; some 500 words of Nyong'o's essay are about how she strategized to protect her career from Weinstein's spite.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney are among government leaders and central bank chiefs who have spoken up against Libra.
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Nadella is the latest name to join a chorus of business leaders who have spoken up against the Trump administration's immigration policy, including Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and J.P. Morgan chief Jamie Dimon.
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But in France, few celebrities have spoken up in support of Ms. Van Roy, and the initial reports about Mr. Besson have not led to a similar housecleaning in the entertainment industry.
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They said it had changed their life trajectories — affecting relationships, causing them to be distrustful and leading to depression, suicidal thoughts, anger and anxiety about whether they should have spoken up sooner.
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" In her prepared remarks, Dr. Blasey explained that the reason she had not spoken up earlier was that she believed "my voice would be drowned out by a chorus of powerful supporters.
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Plenty of bloggers and skin care experts have spoken up about how La Mer's ingredients are far more common than the company claims and don't match up to the product's price tag.
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"Various signs are pointing at Taiwan and the U.S." For their part, American and Taiwanese officials, including Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, have spoken up on behalf of the Hong Kong protesters.
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Had Mark been among the scores of writers contacted by the media for their reaction to the prize—which he hadn't been—he would have spoken up for his comrades in verse.
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At certain moments during the campaign, such as when Trump said that all non-citizen Muslims would be excluded from the country, Ryan has spoken up for a more respectable Republican brand.
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The cover features NBA stars LeBron James and Stephen Curry, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, NFL team owner Shahid Khan, WNBA player Candace Parker and other athletes who have spoken up about politics.
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" Vegans rejoiced, with comments like "I am proud that the vegan community has spoken up and forced Littleover to make Mr. Lambert accountable for his dangerous, illegal and highly immoral actions," and "Bravo!
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Cameron's support of Dushku and other women who have spoken up about their experiences is a visible marker of the shift that is happening in how Hollywood reacts to claims of sexual misconduct.
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Maybe Bezos, whose company has its own controversial facial recognition program, will take the concerns of a fellow rich man more seriously than those of the organizations that have spoken up against it.
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A vague recognition of the need for change isn't the same as a full reckoning with the fact that women and girls had spoken up for years about Nassar's abuse — and were ignored.
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Workers at Amazon and Microsoft have also spoken up for change within their companies, on issues ranging from climate change to surveillance, A.I. ethics and the decision to work with federal immigration agencies.
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His statement begins by saying he appreciates the bravery of other women and men who have spoken up about their own experiences with sexual assault and harassment as part of the #MeToo movement.
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"I am filing this on behalf of every woman who has ever been harassed, assaulted, silenced, or spoken up only to be shamed, fired, ridiculed and belittled," Carroll said in her statement Monday.
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Dominique Gardner told writer Jim DeRogatis she has been hurt by the criticism that she should have spoken up against Kelly or gone to the authorities in the wake of the Lifetime docuseries.
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I did not report it because other women who reported were called 'sluts,' given bad work assignments, and some male troopers refused to ride partner with them ... I wish I had spoken up.
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LONDON - Harley Sylvester from Rizzle Kicks has spoken up about the lack of diversity at the Brit Awards and expressed confusion over how London grime artists such as Skepta and Stormzy were not nominated.
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Despite having spoken up about being sexually assaulted when she was younger, Lady Gaga said that the "boys club" in place protected people from being on the receiving end of repercussions for their actions.
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A scattered few technology execs have spoken up more loudly and directly in Apple's favor in recent days, including Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey, WhatsApp founder Jan Koum and Box CEO Aaron Levie.
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She had also spoken up about Apple's streaming service in 2015, in which she criticised Apple Music for withholding royalty payments from writers, producers and artists during the service's three-month free trial period.
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That's what Damore's memo said to women, and it's been notable how many powerful women inside Silicon Valley have spoken up to say that they feel, and fear, that views like Damore's are widespread.
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Others, however — including the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations — have spoken up for "individual justice" rather than broad bans, expressing subtle support for Russia, along with a desire to see specific violators punished.
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More than 1,000 Google employees participated in a sit-in on Wednesday protesting the company's alleged retaliation against workers who have spoken up critically against the tech giant, a Google employee told The Hill.
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" Lind said she told her castmates about the alleged assault and decided to make the story public now because of "the bravery of other women who have spoken up and written about their experiences.
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Daniels, McDougal, and numerous women who have spoken up as part of the #MeToo movement have helped shine a light on the system by which the wealthy can pay to shut other people up.
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On Monday, the Kremlin announced an overhaul of the Human Rights Council, already a toothless body but one that had on occasion spoken up for victims, including Ms. Prokopyeva, of Russia's often lawless security apparatus.
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Through it all, numerous celebrities — from Will and Jada Pinkett Smith to Spike Lee and beyond — have spoken up about the controversy, citing their approval, or disapproval of the current calls for boycotting and improvement.
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A few Olympians have spoken up about it: Hannah MacLeod, a member of the British women's field hockey team that won gold on August 19th, has disclosed that her coach tracks the team's menstrual cycles.
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At the hearings in the face of harsh comments about the school, Ms. Keville, teachers at P.S. 191, and the presidents of the parent-teacher association have spoken up at times to defend the school.
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Consumer advocacy groups like Free Press, Demand Progress and Fight for the Future, have been singling out lawmakers who have either supported the F.C.C. order or have not spoken up in favor of restoring rules.
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Had the lawyers spoken up, the jury would have announced a verdict "consistent with the 27 interrogatories it answered finding 27 separate times that the (Renco) subsidiaries were not insolvent or inadequately capitalized," Renco said.
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"I have spoken up about just one of the daily challenges people with disabilities experience every day and am so delighted the Herbal Essences really 'got' the problem and wanted to solve it," Latif told PEOPLE.
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Ramani's husband, journalist Samar Halarnkar, wrote a column on Tuesday saying the lawsuit was being used to "intimidate her, and through her to intimidate the others who have spoken up and silence others who have not".
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When the crew discovered that the pastor charged with officiating Brittany and Jax's Kentucky wedding had shared a number of homophobic and transphobic posts on social media, everyone wondered why the engaged couple hadn't spoken up.
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" He added that he "would consider it an honor" if Trump also took away his clearance "so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency.
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He said he never could have spoken up about his concerns — that a phone call between Mr. Trump and the president of Ukraine was inappropriate — had his father not fled the Soviet Union four decades ago.
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In the past few weeks, celebrity after celebrity has spoken up to say they support the victims, that they want to stop this epidemic of abuse, that they're determined to make sure that their industry does better.
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Untold numbers of women, many using the social media hashtag #Metoo, have spoken up about being verbally abused, groped, molested and raped in an outpouring that kicked off in October with accusations against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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According to Goldstein-Gelb, Facebook made the list instead of YouTube or Twitter (for example) because workers have repeatedly spoken up on their own about the impact reviewing Facebook content has had on their mental well-being.
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"There's definitely been moments in my life, even recently, where I've taken chances or spoken up about something where I don't know how it's gonna go, but it is true or it is my truth," Notaro explained.
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In recent years he has spoken up on hot political issues, including support for gays in the Boy Scouts and for the Black Lives Matter movement, eschewing the conventional wisdom that a chief executive should avoid controversy.
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In May, more than 1,000 Google workers participated in a sit-in protesting the company's alleged retaliation against employees who have spoken up critically against the tech giant, a Google employee told The Hill at the time.
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It was really hard, but it was also so important because she needed to realize that this is still a huge epidemic that's not talked about and other than my story, no one else has spoken up.
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For months, people at work would walk by the emergency room pediatrician's office and ask why she hadn't spoken up, but "from the very beginning, she didn't want to do anything to hurt Andrew," the source said.
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Harassment can be more traumatic when no one steps in to help, Ms. May said, and people who have experienced it are more likely to wish a bystander had spoken up than that police had gotten involved.
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"Young people today, high school kids mostly, who seem to be on the front lines of the gun violence epidemic, have spoken up and they've asked to be heard and they've asked to be helped," Price explained.
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" She wrote that her AMC castmates knew about the alleged assault because she told them, and that she decided to come forward because of "the bravery of other women who have spoken up and written about their experiences.
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While his conclusions have been strenuously denied by the top brass, which insists that the IDF is at near-peak readiness, the defence ministry's former auditor has now spoken up in support of many of General Brik's claims.
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" McRaven continued, writing, "I would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency.
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With rare exception, the wise elders of the profession have not spoken up forcefully enough to denounce this creeping cancer of POV journalism, nor stem the demise of the profession's core values of fairness, accuracy, precision and neutrality.
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Even as Reconstruction failed and Jim Crow overtook the South—a reality that Douglass spoke up against as passionately as he had spoken up against slavery—he devoted most of his time to the construction of black institutions.
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The sources described McCain as looking increasingly frail and said he has not spoken up in recent GOP meetings the way he had before, in addition to his absence this week for treatment at Walter Reed Medical Center.
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"Therefore, I would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency," he wrote.
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"I just want to say, I'm filing this lawsuit not just for myself, but for every woman in America who's been grabbed, groped, harassed, sexually assaulted -- and has spoken up and still has been disgraced, shamed or fired."
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"Therefore, I would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency," he added.
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Members of the company's LGBTQ community have spoken up recently about feeling "unsafe" following Google's hiring of former Department of Homeland Security staffer Miles Taylor and after some were allegedly doxxed and received death threats on internal channels.
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"I greatly benefited from the ACA during the years it's been in place, and I wish more of us had spoken up loudly so that the public, Congress and the President had a better understanding of that," he says.
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"I'm trying to use my platform to be brutally honest," she told Kelly, "and as much as I feel super vulnerable, and I should've spoken up about it before, I just encourage women to use that social media platform."
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As for the fake asses allegation -- officials say Aline shoulda spoken up back in August, when all the contestants lined up for a photo while holding their X-rays to prove all the junk in their trunks was natural.
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These inconsistent rulings in the defamation cases against Cosby make it difficult to predict whether sexual misconduct victims will always be classified as public figures simply because they've spoken up to give public accounts of the crimes against them.
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The number of times I've spoken up about how I feel are minute compared to the times I've walked away feeling harassed, But when I do talk about how I feel, I feel amazing and empowered and like myself.
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Meloon was once dismissed as a troublemaker, having spoken up long before the recent wave of reckonings for powerful men in media, politics and sport accused of sexual abuse and the ensuing #MeToo movement empowering victims to come forward.
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A count by Economía Feminista, which advocates for gender equality, shows only 16 senators have spoken up in favor of legalization, while 27 have expressly said they are against the measure, and 29 have yet to say how they would vote.
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When another male passenger came to the mother's defense, the flight attendant then reportedly got physical, threatening the man who had spoken up on the young mother's behalf before a pilot appeared and attempted to calm down the irate flight attendant.
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At least nine members of a Mormon family that has in the past spoken up against Mexican drug cartels were killed on Monday when their vehicles were ambushed by gunmen in a violent region of northern Mexico, family members said.
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"I would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency," McRaven wrote at the time.
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Democrats have sought to use the preservation of abortion rights as one of the rallying cries aimed at uniting their caucus and winning over Collins and Murkowski, both of whom have spoken up in support of the landmark 1973 decision.
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After the first woman came forward, several more women have spoken up about their negative experiences with Gooding Jr.One woman has said the 51-year-old actor reached his hand up her skirt and penetrated her, according to Page Six.
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I could have spoken up, opened myself up to being seen as "angry" or "aggressive" for rebuking him publicly, but I chose to let it pass, hoping he was just talking himself up and that people would see through it.
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He has vigorously spoken up for and passed L.G.B.T.Q. rights laws, put a price on pollution, rigorously defended women's reproductive freedoms, welcomed thousands of war-fleeing Syrian refugees to our shores, and has given Canada its best economy in decades.
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He has vigorously spoken up for and passed L.G.B.T.Q. rights laws, put a price on pollution, rigorously defended women's reproductive freedoms, welcomed thousands of war-fleeing Syrian refugees to our shores, and has given Canada its best economy in decades.
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Canada has spoken up about the mass detention of about one million Muslims in the Xinjiang region of China even as Muslim countries have mostly kept mum, and it detained a Chinese executive at the request of the American government.
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Lee has gotten some success in getting reporters from other outlets to write up his treatment at the hands of the UN. A group that hasn't spoken up about what Lee has labeled a silencing of the press: the UN press corps.
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More than half, 51 percent, of those surveyed said they know a woman who has been sexually harassed at work, but half also admitted they'd never spoken up after hearing a colleague make an inappropriate comment about a person of the opposite sex.
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"The National League for Democracy (NLD) has never spoken up in defense of the human rights of the Rohingya and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's government has kept in place all laws and policies which discriminate against Rohingya," the report's conclusion said.
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"I am filing this on behalf of every woman who has ever been harassed, assaulted, silenced, or spoken up only to be shamed, fired, ridiculed and belittled," Carroll said in a statement to the Washington Post Monday after she filed her lawsuit.
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He had spoken up on the love-your-body site Chubstr, saying all the right things about celebrating one's genetics ("Most men still want to be Hugh Jackman; I want to be John Goodman") and sharing moments from the plus-size modeling scene.
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Daehee Park, a co-founder of Tuft & Needle, said that if I had spoken up about the van rental bill and the time-consuming nature of the potential donation, the company might have hired a errand runner from Taskrabbit to handle it.
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Several Freedom Caucus members put out separate statements in support of Jordan on Monday, while six former Buckeye coaches issued a joint statement defending Jordan and saying they would have "spoken up" had athletes reported specific cases of sexual abuse to them.
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Many of those who've spoken up have pledged their salaries from the Allen projects to organizations like RAINN (the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) and Time's Up, a movement of powerful Hollywood women working to fight sexual harassment in their industry and beyond.
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"One thing that's united the women, that has come up with this #metoo moment is not that [the women] have been financially independent, but they've been financially stable," she says, emphasizing that many of the women who have spoken up have financial resources.
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So to all the people who have spoken up already, about Kevin, about Harvey Weinstein, and Bill Cosby, and Bill O'Reilly, and Roger Ailes, and all the women who have opened my eyes to how pervasive this problem is, I can't thank you enough.
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But Dhillon also has supporters who have spoken up for him at his licensing hearings, including some who praised him as "the kindest guy," and said they don't think he should be punished for what Allen and the unidentified woman did in the store.
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Ann Curry has finally spoken up about the recent firing of her former colleague Matt Lauer, and her comments confirm what we already suspected: Curry was aware of Lauer's indiscretions, although she won't reveal what happened when she was ousted from NBC in 2012.
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If someone had spoken up, perhaps they would have highlighted the fact that Hae was an honor roll student, that she played on the field hockey team, that she was a part of the ecology club, French club and SADD, Students Against Destructive Decisions.
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"I am filing this lawsuit for every woman who's been pinched, prodded, cornered, felt-up, pushed against a wall, grabbed, groped, assaulted, and has spoken up only to be shamed, demeaned, disgraced, passed over for promotion, fired, and forgotten," Carroll, 75, said in a statement.
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Ms. Hegerberg, who plays for the perennial French champions Olympique Lyon, has spoken up about what she says is a lack of respect for women's soccer in Norway and has said she won't play for her home country in the next Women's World Cup.
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If only I had trusted my intuition, if only I had spoken up, if only I had insisted on making the garlic bread, I would have shown him how to put both techniques in practice and make a garlic butter rich with herbs and Parmesan.
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Smith had said on the air that it was "repugnant" that Carlson had not spoken up in defense of Fox News contributor Andrew Napolitano after a Carlson guest, attorney Joseph di Genova, called Napolitano a "fool" for saying that Trump had broken the law.
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She's spoken up about the realities of not being able to wear certain designers or brands because they weren't willing to cater to her dress size, as well as the conundrum of not being able to find clothes she liked and that were flattering on her body.
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"She described her decision to confront Lucido about his comments, writing that she&aposd "been the subject of locker room talk before" in her life and there had been "too many moments, big and small, that I wish I would have told someone or spoken up about.
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In an interview with Billboard, which named the star their "Artist of the Decade," Swift opened up about why she has spoken up for artists, whether to fight against unfair payouts from streaming services or to raise awareness about terms of record deals, throughout the years.
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Yet Mr. Arnault was one of the first fashion power players to meet with Mr. Trump after his election, and after the American fashion industry had spoken up vociferously against him, with designers such as Tom Ford and Derek Lam declaring they would not dress the new first lady.
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"Looking back on my accounts of sexual harassment and misogyny, it's difficult not to wish I had spoken up in the moment or confronted my peers or teachers directly after the misconduct, but I didn't have the guidance, knowledge, nor confidence to say something at the time," she wrote.
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"After I put out that statement I was blown away by just how many people got in contact… Guys on Twitter were telling me how anxiety had affected their lives and saying that they were glad I had spoken up," Zayn later wrote in his self-titled autobiography.
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In Ellen's 20-year career since coming out, she has inspired countless others to open up about their sexuality in her wake, including fellow celebrities; she's spoken up against anti-LGBT laws; she's supported LGBT people and teens who've been faced with bigotry in the US and around the world.
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She had spoken up for Alexei Navalny, the opposition leader, and denounced the "awful political killing" of Boris Nemtsov, with the same fervour as when, in the 1960s, she had campaigned for the writers Yuli Daniel and Andrei Sinyavsky: briefing foreign reporters on their show trial, slipping money to them in prison.
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I think there have been so many women and men who have spoken up in the last five years to get us to this point where most people and the press understand the problem of bias in tech, and the next step is to take that awareness and turn it into meaningful change.
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The "villains" aren't treated as inexplicable monsters but as ordinary humans who should have spoken up As Marin Cogan has written, the "comely reporter who sleeps with subject of her profile to get in his head" has become an unfortunate sexist trope in everything from Thank You for Smoking to House of Cards to Top Five.
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" He continued: "To the extent that anyone at the FCC felt that the information publicly provided to the press in 2014 by everyone at FCC including myself was somehow inaccurate, they should have spoken up at the time, and the fact that they didn't should cast suspicion on these unsubstantiated allegations that only have arisen now.
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All the women who've spoken up have emphasized that Biden's behavior — smelling their hair and kissing the back of their head, a hand on the thigh, grabbing the face and pulling it close as if he would kiss them on the mouth, and other incidents in mostly professional settings — did not constitute sexual harassment or a criminal act.
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"She was an advocate for others that have been victimized and haven't spoken up, and that has led to more attention, and has, perhaps indirectly, led to policy change on Twitter's part," he said in an interview, referring to the company's taking action against some of the accounts that had hurled racist insults at Ms. Jones.
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It's a complicated thing, because a lot of the people who've spoken up about this were very active making films in the 1970s, and when I look at the films that not only won best picture but were the top box-office hits of that time, it's a very different landscape than what is happening now.
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" In a letter to Trump published in the Washington Post, retired Admiral McRaven, calling Brennan "one of the finest public servants I have ever known," said he "would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency.
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She could have spoken up about the many Black people who received police visits this year for doing normal, everyday things like napping in their dorms — and playing soccer, and entering their own apartment, and mowing the lawn, and eating lunch on campus, and campaigning for office — especially since it's white women who make most of these unnecessary calls. 33.
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" In a letter to Trump published in the Washington Post, retired Admiral McRaven, calling Brennan "one of the finest public servants I have ever known," said he "would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency.
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But we also know that along with three successive wives (the last a famous French actress) he enjoys the attentions of a mistress, the clotheshorse Daphne Guinness; that he inherited a family fortune that allows him to live baronially when not wandering the hot spots of the world; and that he has spoken up in defense of Roman Polanski and Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
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While some women in the cybersecurity world were discussing the toxic interactions, sexual harassment, and assaults they've faced in the infosec community, members of a popular closed Facebook hacking group called "illmob" began to attack women who have spoken up about these issues, including Georgia Weidman, a security researcher who recently tweeted that her career was hurt by attending and speaking at DerbyCon in 2013.
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While each player who has spoken up has calmly and rationally explained that he or she is actually protesting police disproportionately killing, arresting, and harassing a minority population—topics that would get anyone rightfully fired up—the ones on the receiving end completely ignore the substance of the criticism and write petty, defensive letters like this one, while stumping on about respect and honor.
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But both President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (D-Calif.) have spoken up in recent weeks to voice support for a common goal: passing the United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA) before the end of the year.
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" Related: Ignoring the Facts, Australia's Immigration Minister Calls Refugees 'Illiterate and Innumerate' A spokesperson for the office of the Secretary General of the UN in New York told VICE News that, contrary to some of the allegations above, "[t]he UN has systems in place that aim to respond effectively to serious human rights violations, as well as to prevent them," and that Rohingya rights abuses were a serious concern, adding "we have proactively spoken up on this issue both publicly and in our official contacts.
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Background Reading: Ross on whether social progressivism can win over swing voters, Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg as moderate alternatives to Biden, and why conscientious conservatives should work for Trump (from 2016) Michelle on the relative unpopularity of "socially liberal, fiscally conservative," mounting anxiety about the 2020 field, Biden's up-close weaknesses as a candidate and why Republicans speaking out against Trump matters David on the case for Bloomberg's candidacy and patriots who have spoken up about Trump I've been an Op-Ed columnist since 2009, and I write about politics, religion, pop culture, sociology and the places where they all intersect.
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