The new information will include the number of substantiated or partially substantiated complaints over time.
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Two cases have been substantiated, three not substantiated, while the rest are under investigation, Dujarric said.
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In 2015, "an estimated 1,473 allegations were substantiated from the 53 substantiated in 2011," the report concluded.
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"Those are diets that have few substantiated claims, are extremely restrictive, harder to follow, and they eliminate entire food groups, which is really not something that's substantiated by science," Bergquist said.
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And again, this isn't just perception -- it's substantiated fact.
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"The medical examiner's report substantiated what we observed," Agnew said.
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That way, the value of the donation is clearly substantiated.
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A study of nearly 550,000 participants further substantiated that result.
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The allegations against Mr. Abramovich were not substantiated by evidence.
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The question is: Can this claim be substantiated by facts?
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In IG investigations, allegations of wrongdoing are not always substantiated.
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Dominguez believes it was "Mexican agents," although this hasn't been substantiated.
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Kai offered her those feelings and substantiated it with sexual attention.
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In 2017, the department substantiated four of the agency's 15 referrals.
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The few citations he discovered in scientific studies couldn't be substantiated.
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Behavioral counseling alone is not substantiated as the most effective treatment.
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The show's producers have not substantiated Trump's claims at press time.
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And the Navy reported 73, but those are only substantiated reports.
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Only about 200 of those refugees have been "substantiated" by Immigration.
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The CCRB substantiated allegations of misconduct against Pantaleo, police officials said.
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Numerous medical studies have substantiated the noncontraceptive benefits of hormonal contraceptives.
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Any such substantiated threats are reported to law enforcement, she said.
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Not a single allegation has been substantiated by the Police Department.
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She cited 32 examples of such behavior; the investigator substantiated six.
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It seems like an obvious point, but researchers have substantiated it.
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"My belief in the American people is substantiated," Dr. Lee said.
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They have denied wrongdoing, and the allegations have not been substantiated.
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These allegations have not been independently substantiated or corroborated by Business Insider.
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Unfortunately none of that is either disproved or substantiated by this poster.
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None of her claims could be substantiated because they did not happen.
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American Media could lose its immunity deal if Bezos' accusations are substantiated.
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But his arrogance and self-mythologizing were substantiated by obvious lyrical talent.
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The CCRB substantiated allegations of misconduct only against Pantaleo, police officials said.
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Of the 180 substantiated complaints, nearly half of them occurred in Brooklyn.
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It could take many months for Mr. Harow's information to be substantiated.
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Lawmakers have not yet substantiated these details and are investigating them further.
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Sergeant Owen said the Nation of Islam theory has never been substantiated.
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Of those 144 cases, there were just 49 substantiated senior misconduct cases.
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They didn't think Terry's children's claims to tribal membership could be substantiated.
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It is unclear whether the allegations against those people have been substantiated.
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No contact was made with anyone and no substantiated claims were ever found.
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The allegations were never substantiated by later U.S. investigations into the terrorist attacks.
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The department substantiated Officer Inserillo's claim that her supervisor had touched her inappropriately.
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Though not all of his claims have been substantiated, they were so entertaining.
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If substantiated that could prompt the electoral court to call a fresh election.
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The allegations of violence against Hall's ex have not been substantiated, he says.
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In 2015, some accused Carmelo of infidelity, though those rumors were never substantiated.
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But other claims honey has anti-cancer activity are yet to be substantiated.
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"Nothing has been substantiated by us," GBI Agent J.T. Ricketson told local press.
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Just 550 officers — 2 percent of the force — had had two substantiated complaints.
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If any allegations of misconduct are substantiated, those involved will be held accountable.
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All facts in those stories are substantiated to original source documents and statements.
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"Determination: After investigation, the allegations of sexual harassment are substantiated," the report concluded.
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Although the change also coincided with an increase in allegations that could not be substantiated or were found to have not occurred, the report also found that there was a 63% uptick in the number of incidents that were substantiated.
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Of those 1,048 complaints, the review board substantiated only 10, according to the report.
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If these claims are substantiated, we will take any and all appropriate disciplinary actions.
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She said investigators have substantiated sexual harassment in 58% of cases they've looked into.
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It said 14 of those allegations were substantiated and even led to life imprisonment.
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" It continued, "A credible allegation does not mean it has been substantiated or proven.
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But a report published on April 25 said none of the allegations were substantiated.
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Over that period, 2500,25 sexual harassment complaints were lodged, 218 of which were substantiated.
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But at least as of now, the sexual misconduct allegation was never credibly substantiated.
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She also noted that the diocese had previously publicly acknowledged substantiated allegations against priests.
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Ultimately, allegations that had been substantiated were dropped entirely for some employees, records show.
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Not surprisingly, the review uncovered weaknesses that substantiated the existence of known fraud risk.
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Facilities need to pass only two consecutive inspections without major violations or substantiated complaints.
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Ultimately, Allied settled with the SEC in 2008 and the accusations were never substantiated.
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BuzzFeed first published the controversial document, which has not been substantiated, before Trump's Jan.
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Those substantiated claims were said to involve as many as five mayor's office employees.
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It is not clear whether any of the charges against Del Pino are substantiated.
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Her letter said allegations against the school's administration were investigated but could not be substantiated.
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We are examining whether the health claim that activated charcoal reduces flatulence is scientifically substantiated.
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The location and car condition were substantiated by the Ogle County Detective, Mr. Doug Lockard.
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Fake news sites were linking heavily to videos on YouTube that supposedly substantiated their messages.
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Over the past four years, city employees filed 1,312 complaints, 221 of which were substantiated.
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Some punishments levied by member states against substantiated abusers were "laughable," Khare said on Friday.
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The accusations of voter fraud from Trump and other top Republicans have not been substantiated.
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It depends entirely on who brings us new and substantiated information that we can use.
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The National Human Rights Commission said in 2015 her claims "were not substantiated by facts".
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In a report released on Thursday, the IG said it substantiated allegations that Brig. Gen.
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"The accusations that came out in that article, none of it was substantiated," he said.
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But the Clinton campaign's assurances that it won't happen aren't substantiated by anything in particular.
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"The review board found the allegations credible and substantiated," Cardinal Dolan said in his statement.
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Police officials say many of the complaints substantiated by the board are for minor infractions.
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The ensuing investigations substantiated her complaints, but then James's career went from soaring to stalled.
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Much of the information laid out in the whistleblower's original complaint has since been substantiated.
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Similarly, I do not investigate the veracity of the allegations or whether they are substantiated.
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None of these allegations was found to be substantiated by the facility or the state.
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"If there's something there, if it's substantiated, we'll do something about it," Mr. MacLennan said.
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That's down from a high of 85 substantiated misconduct cases against senior leaders in 2012.
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If such claims are substantiated, what steps will Facebook take to hold the responsible individuals accountable?
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The Pentagon did not specify which of the released photos came from substantiated versus unsubstantiated cases.
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But reports were never substantiated, and there's no evidence these protests were broadcast on national television.
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Independently or taken together, all of these would lead to more accurate and well-substantiated valuations.
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So actually reading it this time, seeing that they substantiated my claims after all these years.
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Darkhorse investigated four of those allegations alone in 2016, with three of those cases being substantiated.
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But 10 of the 52 allegations were found to have merit and were substantiated or sustained.
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Only seven of those cases, or less than 2870 percent, were substantiated, according to the city.
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Officials were unable to say how employees were disciplined in cases where the harassment was substantiated.
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It's not clear why he believes Brown's ex-wife's claims are substantiated and Ford's are not.
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Mr. Prabowo has not substantiated his claims of fraud, and international observers have not found evidence.
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The F.A.A. conducted an investigation of Ms. Petitt's safety complaints and substantiated some violations by Delta.
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Just 258 of those complaints were substantiated, according to a review of the data by WNYC.
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Horowitz's investigation ultimately "substantiated" the allegations that the now-retired official was a repeat sexual harasser.
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Both studies are small-scale, and would need further research before their conclusions are fully substantiated.
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However the committee has not substantiated the claims, with little documentation available to back the claims.
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The board substantiated 23 percent of fully investigated complaints in 2016, a large increase from 2011.
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Notably, these meetings are substantiated by public statements Giuliani made on TV and in news interviews.
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Since 2014, there have been 24 official hazing investigations on Parris Island, half of them substantiated.
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This story's impact, for me, was in how tangibly it substantiated the idea of environmental identity.
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"The style of his comments were probably not my own, but the substance… was substantiated," said Sen.
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Led by law firm Gibson Dunn, that investigation reportedly discovered that some of the claims were substantiated.
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The notion that the angry response was triggered by Scott's stance on Russia could not be substantiated.
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But it hasn't substantiated a single profiling allegation in the more than 700 investigations it has closed.
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He's criticized America's intelligence agencies for presenting substantiated evidence of Russian hacking to influence the election's outcome.
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Still, many of the practices outlined in the letter are alarming (though not all have been substantiated).
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The accusation has not been substantiated and Comey reportedly petitioned the Justice Department to issue a denial.
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The investigations substantiated approximately 14 allegations of misconduct while another 42 allegations were proven unsubstantiated, he said.
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She based this claim on one anonymous source whose account has never been corroborated or substantiated elsewhere.
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The W.H.O. said last month that evidence substantiated the connection between the infection and Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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It has not been substantiated that their use in normal people gives them a real cognitive boost.
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The company said it had also investigated the flawed hydraulic tube and hadn't substantiated Mr. Barnett's claims.
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Too many witnesses, documents, and self-incriminating statements have discredited him and substantiated the case against him.
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"The (hacking) claims being made could not be substantiated from our end," he said following an investigation.
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"From those cases with substantiated allegations, 65 service members received some form of disciplinary action," Ross said.
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Not every claim in the perversion files — which Surbaugh called "the volunteer screening database" — has been substantiated.
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Additionally, the FAA substantiated one of Petitt's allegations related to improper pilot scheduling by Delta, according to documents.
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There has thus far been no substantiated evidence that GCHQ played any role in monitoring the Trump team.
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The Air Force said a third allegation was not substantiated; that section of the report was completely redacted.
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The allegations about e-mail scanning, if they are substantiated, would probably also be reason for further negotiations.
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A spokeswoman for the office, Terry Raskyn, said the threats against Mr. Segura's family had not been substantiated.
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It is not clear exactly what has happened to many of the complaints that have not been substantiated.
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If substantiated, this would represent the misuse of nearly 10 percent of the funds for the entire program.
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Without this kind of data, you are left feeling that Kessler has not really substantiated his Big Idea.
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UNSC's approval of the Syrian ceasefire has also substantiated the fact that the UN consents to the process.
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After the 2012 presidential election, some conservatives made claims of voter fraud in Pennsylvania that were never substantiated.
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If violations are substantiated, the office typically negotiates a settlement or prescribes corrective changes, which it sometimes oversees.
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Giuliani was at the forefront of efforts to push allegations about Yovanovitch, which Hale said were not substantiated.
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Some reports have suggested a fourth officer was wounded, but these accounts have yet to be clearly substantiated.
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The Obamas did just purchase their third house, and other claims in the post could not be substantiated
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While there is reason to believe that these vibrations can increase blood circulation, no other claims are substantiated.
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"As a judge, my rulings speak for themselves, and they are substantiated," he wrote in a text message.
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In one small Bronx facility, state investigators substantiated allegations of abuse or neglect against 13 employees in 2014.
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The inspector general, Michael Atkinson, briefed lawmakers privately on Friday about how he substantiated the whistle-blower's account.
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The reported medicating was "substantiated by the hospital" and administrators "gave instructions to stop it," NBC News reported.
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Not all the Iranians can document a case for refugee status, like a well-substantiated fear of persecution.
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The inspector general's report, which was published on Thursday, said none of the allegations against Shanahan were substantiated.
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" City Ballet issued a similar statement, which said, in part, "the ongoing inquiry has not substantiated the allegations.
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Lawyers for the family have said reports that Rose was involved in the earlier shooting have not been substantiated.
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Anthony had been removed from his home for several months when some of the reports of abuse were substantiated.
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Keith Ellison to "local authorities" after an attorney it hired to investigate found that it could not be substantiated.
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Of 2745 excessive-force complaints received through the agency's inquiry line from 23 through 22020, 44 couldn't be substantiated.
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Those rumors have never been substantiated, but efforts to probe the company's ownership and finances have sometimes proved perilous.
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Those allegations have yet to be substantiated but are likely to be investigated by Congress and the FTC soon.
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At the Police Department, 94 sexual harassment complaints were made over roughly the same period, while 10 were substantiated.
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However, UC Berkeley decided not to fire the alleged sexual harasser, even after an internal investigation substantiated the claims.
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Sexual violence has no place at Cornell, and if these allegations are substantiated, those involved will be held accountable.
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Of those, 27 incidents were substantiated and resulted in disciplinary action, while eight were cleared with no action taken.
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We know from the autopsy that the way he was dragging his legs wasn't substantiated by any known injury.
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Nearly 75% of the allegations were either not investigated or were investigated but not substantiated, according to the report.
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These allegations were never substantiated, and the police eventually linked the bombing to other attacks in the deep south.
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"The things liberals say about us are very hateful," Grinnell explained, a claim further substantiated by his domain name.
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They also said that Mr. Wingo's accusations had previously been investigated by the company and could not be substantiated.
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At the Education Department, 471 sexual harassment complaints were filed from 2014 to 2017, seven of which were substantiated.
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For many agencies, the city provided only partial data, for instance, failing to indicate how many cases were substantiated.
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The study's findings build on the authors' prior research that has empirically substantiated two insights about intergenerational economic mobility.
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It also noted that the inspector general had not identified any cases where a complaint should have been substantiated.
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Of the 44 sexual abuse and harassment complaints substantiated since 2015, 13 include allegations against correction staff, he said.
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The combination of what is known and what is credibly alleged would, if fully substantiated, constitute obstruction of justice.
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The whistleblower complaint So begins a 9-page document — much, but not all of which has subsequently been substantiated.
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In a 21960 opinion, the Florida Supreme Court noted that Skalnik's claims of prosecutorial misconduct had never been substantiated.
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The diocese's website also lists the names of clergy with "substantiated claims of abuse against them," the statement said.
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Still, the demographers' estimate seemed to be substantiated by the CNN survey of 112 funeral homes in Puerto Rico.
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Thus, an antidoping laboratory became a pro-doping laboratory, a switcheroo later substantiated by two independent reports in 2016.
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The Illinois dioceses decided that just 26 percent of those allegations were "credible" or "substantiated," according to the report.
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Evolution by natural selection is " one of the best substantiated theories in the history of science," according to LiveScience.
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Russia objected to the designations because it said the U.S. proposal was not "adequately substantiated by sufficient information," diplomats said.
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We have taken huge steps to address this issue, and the report documents the dramatic decrease in known substantiated allegations.
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"We sent several units [to US Highway 181] but we have not substantiated the tip yet," she told the site.
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A Chinese researcher said he developed the first-ever gene-edited babies — but the claim has yet to be substantiated.
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Zinke, during his campaign stop with Ryan, argued Comey's announcement substantiated doubts that many Americans already had about Clinton's trustworthiness.
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None of the state's accusations, responded Mr Greenberg's lawyer, David Boies, could be substantiated by an individual or a document.
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Mr. Emery celebrated the increase in complaints substantiated under his watch, often because of video evidence found by agency investigators.
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The university's president, Eric Barron, has said the allegation was not substantiated in court or tested by any other process.
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Saying "House of Cards" was "an immediate hit with viewers" cannot be substantiated, because Netflix does not report viewership statistics.
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From 2005 to 2017, the number of cases ACS has substantiated annually has grown from 33 percent to 40 percent.
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The law firm's investigators reportedly substantiated some of the allegations, though it's unclear which, and made recommendations to Uber's leadership.
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The report said the employees in the substantiated cases either resigned, had been charged, disciplined or were pending disciplinary action.
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" In a debate earlier this month, Renacci said, "my opponent, Sherrod Brown, has a voluminous record, substantiated claims of abuse.
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An investigator has already substantiated seven distinct claims of instances in which Dr. Fryer subjected women to unwelcome sexual comments.
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Ms. Lapeyrolerie said that neutral reference agreements were given to two other men with substantiated sex harassment claims against them.
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He resigned under pressure in 2005 after detailed reports emerged that an internal inquiry had substantiated several allegations against him.
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But, although it sounds silly, the excerpt of Stoddard's work that Frazier includes remains, for the most part, substantiated today.
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In the substantiated cases, 65 service members were disciplined in some way ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment.
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While the committee is looking into the claims, it has not substantiated them, with little documentation available to corroborate them.
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Parnas has credibility problems; he is currently under indictment on campaign-finance charges, and his allegations need to be substantiated.
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In its 2011 report, Oxfam said allegations the sex workers were under-age could not be substantiated nor ruled out.
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Ninety percent of officers currently on the force have never received a complaint with a substantiated allegation, the data show.
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MP: How do you use social media to combat this sort of systemic thinking or way of art being substantiated?
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If substantiated, Manning could face indefinite solitary confinement, be moved to maximum security or be given additional time on her sentence.
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The claims of Russian hacking -- whether substantiated or not -- should create the impetus for these reforms, which will benefit all voters.
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The board substantiated her allegation and determined that Gaglio should be prosecuted at an internal NYPD trial for using excessive force.
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But neither of the other two people she says were present at the party has substantiated any part of her story.
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Similar threats have been made in CAN and the US. WPS is taking these threats seriously but none have been substantiated.
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It's clear from the trajectory of this case that her claims were not substantiated or credited, and the motive was questioned.
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If these widespread abuses were investigated and reported by the DOJ, why have no substantiated charges been prosecuted by US Attorneys?
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Additionally, none of the parties with access to the assets have substantiated an estimate close to the figure that Cruz suggested.
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The investigation, conducted by outside counsel, found insufficient evidence to support the claims against Seacrest and therefore could not be substantiated.
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To leave behavioral finance out altogether ignores a substantiated, significant body of knowledge around the very subjects we serve — human beings.
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The organization was accused of illegally trying to profit from its fetal tissue donation program, though the claim was never substantiated.
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Even if the announcement is substantiated by future missions – and I personally hope it is – water is not a smoking gun.
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"Do we have a chance to verify that actually what is being told to us is substantiated by facts?" he said.
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Even before the November publication of the New York Times report that substantiated C.K's alleged sexual misconduct, Notaro criticized the star.
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Recently, Trump's team updated its education platform with a more substantiated focus on helping students attend the school of their choice.
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The report noted that the Police Department had not substantiated an accusation of profiling since the category was created in 2014.
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They note that neither DOE nor any of the first round of commenters has substantiated the idea of a reliability crisis.
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Another popular theory — that Stradivari was using a varnish with magical sound properties — has not been substantiated by any chemical analyses.
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Also, the FBI confirmed some elements of the Steele Dossier, while other parts of it were not able to be substantiated.
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Woodward's former reporting partner Carl Bernstein has said Woodward's reporting is airtight and can be substantiated by "hundreds" of audio tapes.
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But courts have held that the law also keeps secret substantiated accusations against public servants, even those that lead to discipline.
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The reports from the OIG have substantiated firsthand accounts from immigrants held at these facilities and complaints from immigration attorneys and advocates.
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On the Saudi side, internal debates are far less public and media reports of dissent within the royal family far less substantiated.
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If the allegations are substantiated against particular units, then the United Nations can decide whether to repatriate them -- but not prosecute them.
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That single allegation reportedly substantiated by Boyd's investigation was an affair Galloway had for several years with one of his grad students.
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While this is a simple example, the underlying principle is substantiated by data my team has accumulated over the last three years.
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CNN has not confirmed the reports, but human rights groups have substantiated aspects of reporting from the predominantly Muslim republic inside Russia.
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We won't repeat them here — they are easy enough to find — but they have never been corroborated or substantiated in any way.
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"If the allegations are further substantiated, then investigators will have succeeded in conducting an important blow against far-right terrorism," she said.
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She says the incident has caused her decades of emotional trauma, a claim that she has substantiated with notes from therapy sessions.
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The Marines note that the Corps trains nearly 40,000 recruits a year and has fewer than 50 substantiated cases of hazing annually.
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The notion that Trump or his associates were wiretapped directly — much less at the behest of President Obama — has not been substantiated.
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"The raid helps us to confirm whether the allegations of irregularities are substantiated or not," FBI spokesman Carlos Osario told the website.
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She says the incident has caused her decades of emotional trauma, a claim substantiated by her therapist's notes in 2012 and 2013.
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Researchers began airing doubts about Theranos more than a year ago, arguing that its biggest claims weren't substantiated in any scientific publications.
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What's more, it wasn't very difficult to get beyond the bro-science and find peer-reviewed research that substantiated Ngo's strident positions.
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A month earlier, American Church officials said the allegations that McCarrick sexually abused a 16-year-old-boy were "credible and substantiated".
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The report, based on church records, found that 22011,2159 of the 291,21998 allegations were investigated and substantiated, and another 21985,21985 were unsubstantiated.
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An investigation by Gibson Dunn, an independent law firm, substantiated some of the claims, according to two people briefed on the findings.
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In a quarter of substantiated abuse cases, employees were transferred to other homes rather than fired, including in cases involving sexual assaults.
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The New York Times reported last month that a Harvard investigation had substantiated some of those claims while other investigations are continuing.
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But several women's health experts said those risks have never been substantiated and they have been lobbying the F.D.A. to remove it.
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If the test result, announced late Tuesday, is substantiated, he might not return to the octagon for a long time — if ever.
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It said disciplinary action was taken against workers with substantiated allegations, and employees received retraining and enhanced supervision after the arbitration process.
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Our engagement has substantiated many of the concerns we raised and, at the same time, we have also made some real progress.
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"Insurers making such filings have not substantiated their need for increased rates based on objective criteria, such as adverse experience," Doak wrote.
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That law requires a gun owner to show a particularized need, substantiated by documentary evidence, to carry a firearm for self-defense.
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To redeem his reputation, Mr. Demetracopoulos sued the C.I.A. In 1983, the agency concluded that nothing in its files substantiated the original allegations.
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Child welfare officials said Anthony had been removed from his home for several months when some of the reports of abuse were substantiated.
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I'm aware of many more allegations concerning even deeper and more direct ties to Russian intelligence, but these reports have not been substantiated.
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Driving the news: Rumors have swirled that private equity firms, specifically KKR, are close to taking Acadia private, but nothing has been substantiated.
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Despite the lack of substantiated medical evidence to support it, Delgado's organization is seeking to spread awareness of the abortion-pill reversal method.
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" McAdam said he expects Samsung will get back on its feet, but reports of problems in the replacement device are "pretty well-substantiated.
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The law firm Gibson Dunn conducted an investigation and later determined that some of the allegations against Hornsey were substantiated, according to Reuters.
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Other details from the report: Mueller has "substantiated claims that Mr. Comey made in a series of memos describing troubling interactions" with Trump.
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The goal of investigators, like forensic examiners, is to provide and present a well-substantiated explanation that is confirmed through observation and testing.
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In California, the Riverside Sheriff's Office had "an influx of email threats" and is taking them seriously, although no threat has been substantiated.
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In Novartis's 2016 annual report, it said that 1,701 misconduct cases had been reported involving the company's employees, with 893 of them substantiated.
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"We substantiated the allegation that BGen Cooling's overall course of conduct toward subordinates disparaged, bullied, humiliated them, and devalued women," the investigation found.
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Sports Briefing | Swimming Swimming's world governing body, known as FINA, promised to investigate new allegations of Russian doping if they could be substantiated.
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But considering all the hype they get online, it may surprise you to learn how little of it has actually been scientifically substantiated.
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That wait could be a lifetime, with only about 150 asylum seekers ever having been substantiated by the Hong Kong government for resettlement.
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It aims to deliver market returns with fewer price swings, a claim that appears to be substantiated so far by Lipper performance data.
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The department will also require schools to create "individual student action plans" if there are several substantiated allegations of bullying against one child.
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"If these allegations of misconduct are substantiated, they represent a violation of the trust and standards required of all service members," said Capt.
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In the 104 years since Taft left the White House, the tale has only gotten taller, though no historian has ever substantiated it.
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Many of the allegations contained in the dossier, which was published in full by BuzzFeed News in January 2017, have not been substantiated.
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Many formal and informal complaints were made against him, two of which were substantiated, one for sexual harassment and another for unprofessional conduct.
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"Your question assumes a lot of facts that are not substantiated by anything but anonymous sources that are being leaked out," Spicer said.
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Two of the substantiated allegations in the leaked documents stem from a 2012 street stop that resulted in disciplinary action against Officer Pantaleo.
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More timely decision-making would likely help deter those without a substantiated case and provide a fairer process for those who deserve protection.
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The anti-vaccine movement is rooted in a belief that the inoculations are linked to autism, a claim that is not medically substantiated.
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The recruiter I worked with let me know what the top salary was, and I asked for it and substantiated why I deserved it.
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During this time, the FAA sent Petitt a letter in September 2016 that notified her an investigation had substantiated one of her safety concerns.
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Many scientists are on both sides of this issue and the proponents of climate change have not substantiated their findings based on sound science.
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Here's what he said: Friedlander demonstrates that there's a way to offer support to victims of abuse even if the rumors aren't entirely substantiated.
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American Church officials had said allegations that McCarrick had sexually abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago were credible and substantiated.
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The inspector general's report does not characterize the substantiated allegation of sexual assault as rape and the office declined to comment to BuzzFeed News.
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The Berlin-based nonprofit wrote in its report that its researchers have "credibly substantiated," confirmed, or "comprehensively confirmed" at least 336 chemical weapons attacks.
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"The investigation substantiated several allegations of inappropriate behavior by the employee," Ann Stefanek, Air Force chief of media operations, said in a prepared statement.
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In June, American Church officials said allegations that McCarrick sexually abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago were credible and substantiated.
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She says the alleged incident has caused her decades of emotional trauma, a claim substantiated by notes from her therapist in 85033 and 2013.
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The report substantiated an Iranian statement last month about a transfer to Oman but does not identify the destination, the diplomat said on Tuesday.
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These claims have not been substantiated by the Trump administration, but the president continues to threaten to cut off foreign aid over the caravan.
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The number is a ballpark figure -- but it's substantiated, Howard said, by a recently published CNN survey of 8383 funeral homes in Puerto Rico.
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In recent testimony before the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs, VA's Office of the Inspector General substantiated problems with both authorizing and scheduling appointments.
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"In the category of personal misconduct, there has been a steady trend in substantiated allegations of improper relationships and sexual misconduct," the report said.
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None said that they had substantiated reports of such activity, and many said they were pushed to respond due to concern on social media.
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Of those, 59 were substantiated and at least 39 were found to be without substance, although the data for that category was not complete.
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While some studies have shown links between aggressive behavior and video games, none have substantiated that they can be a factor in mass shootings.
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They also approved an amendment to their constitution that would allow such churches to be expelled from the convention if the allegations were substantiated.
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Mr. Trump has never substantiated his assertion that he is a billionaire, though he has repeatedly made the claim to banks and other institutions.
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Mr. Zwilling, however, has only confirmed that the archdiocese knew about one allegation by 2003, and the archdiocese had not substantiated it, he said.
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And it's equally easy, barring a substantiated alternative explanation for why Saleh was kicked off the plane, to believe he was telling the truth.
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"I want to thank the people at Google and Google Communications because as you know, they substantiated what I said on Friday," said Trump.
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He was suddenly removed from ministry last month over a substantiated allegation that he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old altar boy in 1971.
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Schumer separately declined to say if he believed Jackson should withdraw his nomination, noting he would wait to see if the allegations are substantiated.
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" He reiterated that the reports had suggested that the allegations could not be substantiated, but also said: "Everybody has a right to be believed.
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Mr. Pantaleo's previous disciplinary record — the review board had substantiated four allegations of abuse against him — is known only because someone leaked the files.
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"Accordingly, the allegations should be considered just allegations and should not be considered proved or substantiated in a court of law," the report cautions.
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Since Vashukevich's arrest, none of these recordings has ever been substantiated and she later reportedly said she had made a deal not to share them.
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After more than three years of suspected abuse or neglect within the family, including two substantiated incidents, all reports to the agency ceased that fall.
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"The core allegations in this complaint were thoroughly investigated and were not found to be substantiated," University of Rochester spokesperson Sara Miller wrote to WIRED.
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"The district will conduct a thorough review of this matter and, if the allegations are substantiated, we will take any and all appropriate disciplinary actions."
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In an emailed response to Reuters, the FAA said it investigated safety concerns raised by a whistleblower, Charles Shi, and substantiated two of his allegations.
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A scientific theory typically means a well substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world that sits above laws, inferences, and tested hypotheses. 2.
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But those calls disappeared once Trump actually won the election and there have been no substantiated claims to back up Trump's (or Info Wars') claims.
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The stations - Munich's central station and Pasing station some 8 km (5 miles) away - reopened several hours later after the threat could not be substantiated.
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" The statement claims "there was no reason or legal grounds to take the children into emergency state care" and "the case was substantiated and closed.
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Ms. Roering told members of Congress that agency officials targeted her for suspension even though an investigation by Homeland Security's inspector general substantiated her concerns.
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Most cases have not been substantiated, but accounts of costumed characters trying to tempt children with candy or cash rattled residents and prompted increased patrols.
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The fairly moderate risk-weights are substantiated by minimal historical losses, despite high loan-to-value ratios, but may not factor in all future risks.
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The Office of the Inspector General has published 19 reports of "substantiated allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct," occurring between 2012 and 2016, CNN reports.
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Investigators found substantiated allegations of sexual assault by 13 former faculty or staff members at the school over a 40-year period ending in 1988.
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In the substantiated cases, 65 service members received some form of disciplinary action, ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment, according to the Pentagon.
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The U.S. alleged that Beijing might use Chinese tech companies to gather intelligence about foreign countries, even though those claims have yet to be substantiated.
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Russian news reports that ISIS earns up to one billion dollars a year from the drug trade have never been substantiated and are probably exaggerated.
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The accusations have not been independently substantiated, and Ellison denied that he ever mistreated Monahan or that video of the incident in question even exists.
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Before the IG report was released, Trump repeated his claim – which no one has substantiated – that Comey illegally leaked classified information to trigger Mueller's appointment.
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Picking up the baton, the American Civil Liberties Union is in the process of obtaining government documents to see if these claims can be substantiated.
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Although the archdiocese's review board judged the claim "credible and substantiated," Cardinal Dolan, in a pastoral letter announcing the departure, essentially came to Jenik's defense.
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And, just as importantly, if allegations of wrongdoing cannot be substantiated, an enormous cloud of suspicion will be lifted off the President and his administration.
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Ryan Gonsalves "was substantiated for a failure to treat a Congressional staffer with dignity and respect," the Army told Stars and Stripes in a statement.
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According to the lawsuit and documents provided to Broadly, the EEOC investigation, which concluded earlier this year, found evidence that substantiated the couple's discrimination claims.
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He said he was innocent, but an investigation by the Church found the allegations to be credible and substantiated, the archdiocese said in a statement.
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While the legitimacy of the claim has yet to be fully substantiated, it seemed enough to plant the seeds of doubt and ruin her reputation.
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Under the proposed rules, if service providers present comparisons with rival services to consumers they must be fair and balanced and capable of being substantiated.
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The 198 photos released Friday were part of investigations that found 14 substantiated allegations of abuse and 42 unsubstantiated ones, according to a Pentagon statement.
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"It is all borne from his deep, fully substantiated fear that Joe Biden will beat him in November 2020," Bedingfield said in her statement Thursday.
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Although a minority of professors welcomed a well-substantiated challenge to conventional wisdom, the collective hostility coalesced wherever I applied for an academic faculty position.
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The dossier relates some wild claims—for instance, that "knowledgeable sources" said the Russians had compromising sexual material on Trump—which have never been substantiated.
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Some of the allegations were substantiated, investigators from law firm Gibson Dunn told the employees in a May 15 email that was seen by Reuters.
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The whistleblower's lawyers have publicly said their client has little more to add after the congressional inquiry substantiated — and expanded on — their client's initial complaint.
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After two women filed sex harassment complaints against Mr. O'Brien in February 2018, and the claims were substantiated, Mr. O'Brien was allowed to quietly resign.
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Exporters also said they had begun to have difficulty getting products into China, although New Zealand's government said it had not substantiated any such claims.
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It's possible there are criminals mixed in, but Trump has not substantiated his claim that members of the MS-13 gang, in particular, are among them.
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ProPublica has also weighed in, noting that there had been 1,000 instances of substantiated voter fraud out of more than a billion votes cast since 2000.
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Kuo's claim was later substantiated in a report from Bloomberg, however, neither Kuo nor Bloomberg mentioned potential names for either the LCD or OLED-equipped iPhones.
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" In a statement to CNN, the VA Inspector General said: "These reports include recommendations to VA that we believe will address the issues that are substantiated.
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The report said the charity investigated the country director and found the "only substantiated allegations" against him were the use of prostitutes at his Oxfam residence.
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Former U.S. Attorney and SEC Chairman Mary Jo White led the investigation and informed NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that the claims against Richardson were all substantiated.
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"GoTogether is a viable alternative to anonymous reporting, and it ensures that people are coming forward… with substantiated, evidence-based reports," explains the Vault Platform CEO.
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The 1992 law ensured that students would at a minimum know if their allegations were substantiated and how the school was going to respond, he said.
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If the allegation is found to be substantiated and the victim is willing to come forward, the gender desk helps her bring the case to court.
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Embarrassing revelations started spilling out in court filings and in a cache of letters and invoices anonymously posted online and substantiated by sources familiar with them.
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The review, conducted by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, found that about half of those physicians were allowed to keep their licenses after abuse charges were substantiated.
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However, the danger is that it promotes a culture of "close enough" and "if the shoe fits," rather than forcing people to deal in substantiated evidence.
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Historically, however, Twitter hasn't viewed this kind of indirect targeting by a major "troll" like Yiannopoulos or Roosh V as an example of actual, substantiated harassment.
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The NFL says an investigation into Richardson substantiated the claims made by Panthers employees who claimed Richardson sexually harassed female staffers and used the n-word.
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N that it alleged were sloppy with consumer data and also pursued companies like POM Wonderful that made health claims the agency felt were inadequately substantiated.
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Participation in supremacist or extremist organizations is a violation of Defense Department orders and leads to mandatory dismissal from military service following the first substantiated incident.
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"It substantiated that we were already working on it," Smith said, adding she'd never forget opening the report and seeing the recommendation to rename the street.
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Gazprom deputy head Alexander Medvedev said in an emailed statement the firm was ready to take into account Europe's criticism "where it is substantiated and possible".
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Their fines averaged $20093,345, which was 10 percent higher than fines for independent for-profits, and the homes received 24 percent more substantiated complaints from residents.
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As of May 1, just 8 percent of the city's 36,000 police officers had ever had a single complaint against them substantiated by the review board.
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WASHINGTON — In December 2018, the Justice Department's inspector general dropped a bombshell: Investigators had "substantiated" allegations that a senior DOJ official was a repeat sexual harasser.
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If this connection is vetted and fully accredited, the role of grassroots advocacy will be further substantiated and the role within an organization will be expanded.
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" Gazprom's deputy chairman, Alexander Medvedev, said in an email that the company was ready to take into account Europe's criticism "where it is substantiated and possible.
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He was first removed from ministry in June, after a church panel substantiated a claim that he had abused an altar boy almost 50 years ago.
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Not long after, Shayne was deported to Germany and his trail goes cold, save for one clue from D'Arcy O'Connor that he says was never fully substantiated.
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Yet a large body of academic work, including from six Nobel-prize winners, has substantiated the broad and persistent returns generated by these investment strategies over time.
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"The threat has not been substantiated at this time; we're on scene performing a comprehensive sweep-and-search of the facility," the NYPD said in a tweet.
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At the Department of Education, 570 complaints (a number city officials originally gave as 471) were filed over the past four years, but only seven were substantiated.
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Arizona fired Rodriguez this week -- but said an investigation into the "specific harassment allegations could not be substantiated based on the evidence and witnesses available to it."
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Our investigation is ongoing but we will continue to ensure all potential and substantiated reports of vulnerabilities are reviewed and if validated, remediated as quickly as possible.
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"The alleged perpetrators, if allegations against them are substantiated, and, if warranted, their commanding officers, will not be accepted again for deployment in peacekeeping operations," Dujarric said.
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The company currently has 10 people on the bug bounty team, but plans to hire more people and involve other teams in order to investigate substantiated claims.
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Giuliani was pursuing allegations that have not been substantiated that the former vice president sought to quash a probe into an energy firm where his son worked.
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"We will continue to help federal and local authorities with their investigation to determine the source and any credibility of a threat, which has not been substantiated."
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"A guidance is a non-binding instrument; however, deviations should be explained and substantiated upon supervisory request," the ECB said in a presentation illustrating the new guidance.
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And, of course, former FBI lawyer Lisa Page admitted that, after nine months of investigation, the dossier's core allegation of Trump-Russia collusion could not be substantiated.
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Our policies both on paper and in practice require that every complaint be fully investigated and if claims are substantiated, our H.R. team takes swift disciplinary action.
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The inspector general's office said it published summaries of 19 "substantiated allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct" that occurred from fiscal year 2012 through fiscal year 2016.
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"In just three months, the VA investigated and substantiated a majority of the allegations that the VA OIG could not substantiate after several years," the report says.
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And even when reports of neglect are substantiated, white families are more likely to stay intact while children of color are placed in out-of-home care.
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The new policies allow for publicly-funded payouts for substantiated claims of harassment against state employees, but would require them to reimburse the government within 90 days.
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And there have long been rumors — although they have yet to be substantiated — that Trump will sign a "religious freedom" order that will allow anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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Mr. Mueller has also substantiated claims that Mr. Comey made in a series of memos describing troubling interactions with the president before he was fired in May.
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"The claim that the Hungarian authorities would have any obligation to provide catering after the final closure of the asylum procedure is not substantiated," the government maintained.
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Dr. Boyer shared half the prize with the British biochemist John E. Walker, who independently established ATP synthase's structure and substantiated Dr. Boyer's model of its mechanics.
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Those worries seemed to be substantiated a couple of days later, when Ms. Slaughter summoned the scholar who wrote the critical statement, Barry Lynn, to her office.
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On the matter of pay and promotion discrimination, the accusations are "not substantiated by the facts," Signet Jewelers Limited, the parent of Sterling, said in a statement.
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Jeffrey Harley, the inspector general (IG) found 12 allegations to be "unsubstantiated," while another seven were substantiated and two were referred to other branches of the Navy.
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Ten months later, he was let go after the association substantiated the harassment claim against Mr. O'Brien, according to a governors association official familiar with the case.
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Though it is true that the six major claims in the Steele dossier are still unproven, some parts of it have since turned out to be substantiated.
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Starting in the 2016 tax year, the agency will raise the amount small businesses can immediately deduct to $2,500 — provided those purchases can be substantiated by an invoice.
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Of the substantiated cases, 65 service members received disciplinary action ranging from letters of reprimand to life imprisonment — including 26 who were convicted at courts-martial, he said.
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IN A speech in 43 that substantiated his liberal opponents' worst fears, Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, said he planned to turn the country into an "illiberal state".
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In a letter to the White House last week, the Office of Special Counsel said these issues were largely substantiated by VA officials, but then not satisfactorily addressed.
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"After an exhaustive review of the facts, the independent investigator determined that Ms. Vandermeyden's 'claims of gender discrimination, harassment, and retaliation have not been substantiated,'" the spokesperson said.
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" A source familiar with the matter confirmed the account to BuzzFeed News, saying Northrop Grumman "investigated what they understood to be the allegation, and it was not substantiated.
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If evidence of sabotage is substantiated in the case of EgyptAir 804, the immediate questions will be where, when and how was a bomb put on the plane?
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The office of the Georgie Secretary of State — candidate Kemp himself — said the problems either could not be substantiated or were the result of voter error, per 11Alive.
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Ultimately the investigation only substantiated the allegations of credit card misuse, including lying to a credit card company and bank and falsifying information, according to several defense officials.
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I believe the stories from the victims of Harvey Weinstein, Roger Ailes and others because they were substantiated and consistent with the stories of how sexual predators operate.
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A Philip Morris spokesman said "we do not comment on our launch plans, but are committed to working hard to replace cigarettes with scientifically substantiated smoke-free products".
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That gossip was substantiated as it transpired the UFC did indeed offer the Russian a fight contract to compete for the UFC lightweight championship for the first time.
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In its Bronx investigation, the center substantiated allegations of physical abuse or neglect against 13 employees, but the state failed to persuade arbitrators to fire any of them.
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Jeanne's life and career contained a series of extravagant claims, and although many of them cannot be substantiated, it does not mean that they were not necessarily true.
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This week, the church learned why: Father Crowley had been accused of sexual abuse, including of a minor, and the claim was found to be credible and substantiated.
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On Thursday, Mr. McGovern sent one-page letters to Ms. Coleman and her lawyer, and to her deputy, Daniel Schlachet, notifying them that their complaints had been substantiated.
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An investigation by the Archdiocese of New York found the allegations against McCarrick to be "credible and substantiated" and handed the matter over to law enforcement last year.
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Burga's extradition came after it was approved last week by Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, five months after a Peruvian court found that the U.S. request was substantiated.
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But, if substantiated, this latest assertion would add yet another person to the list of Ukrainian officials who played a role in helping Giuliani's off-the-books investigation.
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Members of the Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee have been working through all of the allegations, but have not substantiated the claims, with little documentation available to corroborate them.
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" She said the hostility came from people who don't work with her and who don't understand how her business is run, and therefore their opinions are "not substantiated.
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But it does not protect Trump from congressional knowledge of any substantiated violation, or from the media and the American people, should the violation warrant a public hearing.
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If substantiated, such a failure would violate regulations rooted in the Constitution that bar current and retired military officers from accepting "emoluments" from foreign powers, the letter said.
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An Uber spokesman did not comment on the implication of Sullivan's testimony, but said that Uber had already substantiated some of Jacobs' claims, although nothing related to Waymo.
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On April 15, The New York Times, citing corporate records and an interview with one of the official's relatives, reported that some of his allegations could be substantiated.
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In California, police unions are in a protracted court battle with civil rights groups and media organizations over a law that makes public substantiated incidents of officer misconduct.
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The commission was created by Mr Trump to investigate his claim that millions of people voted illegally in last year's election, which he has not substantiated with any evidence.
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"The allegations contained in Richard Lai's indictment are, if substantiated, extremely serious," Kamali, who was elected at the 27th AFC Congress in Manama last week, said in a statement.
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The results of the church&aposs investigation were forwarded to a review board of church figures and lay professionals that deemed the allegation credible and substantiated, the church said.
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Outgoing Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson was fined $2.75 million by the NFL after the league substantiated workplace allegations that were publicly disclosed in December, the NFL announced Thursday.
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McCarrick resigned in July over separate allegations - which U.S. Church officials said were "credible and substantiated" - that he had abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago.
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"These are baseless allegations substantiated with nothing, done on a rather amateurish, emotional level that is hardly worthy of professional work of truly world class security services," said Peskov.
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The resolved cases included those where the allegations against an officer were substantiated, dismissed as unfounded or the officer was exonerated because of the particular circumstances of the situation.
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On top of that, there is a substantiated accusation that Russia has violated the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, which Moscow cannot make disappear by flat denials.
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"Our investigation is ongoing but we will continue to ensure all potential and substantiated reports of vulnerabilities are reviewed and if validated, remediated as quickly as possible," it said.
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Sarro was among several priests, living and dead, about whom the Wilmington diocese disclosed in 2006 that it had received admitted, corroborated or otherwise substantiated allegations of sexual abuse.
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Still, the lack of substantiated threats has led the E.P.A.'s homeland security division to second-guess the work by Mr. Pruitt's security detail and the agency's inspector general.
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The board said it had substantiated 28 percent of the complaints, while it concluded there was not enough evidence to make a determination in 42 percent of the cases.
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"The allegation that Mr Gordhan during his tenure as the commissioner of SARS established an intelligence unit in violation of the South African intelligence prescripts is substantiated," Mkhwebane said.
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Farrow left NBC in late 2017 after the network refused to publish his months of reporting on the allegations against Weinstein, claiming it wasn't substantiated enough to be aired.
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Thus, it is necessary and appropriate to thoroughly investigate any signs that Beijing may be attempting to ease up on enforcement and to complain about it publicly if substantiated.
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Over approximately a four-year period, there were a total of 2000,22015 sexual harassment complaints lodged at all city agencies, the data said, with 221 of those being substantiated.
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Seven of those cases, or less than two percent, were substantiated, which means that investigators found probable cause that harassment occurred, according to the information provided by the city.
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In response to the violence, Barrick created a mechanism for people to lodge complaints in 20153, and if they can be substantiated the company says it compensates the victims.
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Still saying Mass, despite abuse settlements: A New York priest is still working even after the Catholic archdiocese paid settlements for substantiated allegations that he had molested teenage boys.
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Those claims were never substantiated, but they roiled the company and led to the breakup of the Hong Kong investigative unit, which was later reformed with mostly different personnel.
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Wellness companies, including several of those in which Able has invested, have made claims about their health benefits that either cannot be independently substantiated or have not yet been.
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Kylie Jenner recently endorsed a CBD "happy tea," which claims to calm you down (again, these claims have not been substantiated by any governing body on food or drugs).
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If substantiated, such a failure would violate military regulations that apply a constitutional provision that bars current and retired officers from accepting "emoluments" from foreign powers, the letter said.
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According to documents obtained by The New York Times, Mr. O'Brien was quietly forced to resign after complaints of sexual harassment filed by two female city employees were substantiated.
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If substantiated, they could herald major changes at one of the most visible and controversial media outlets in the U.S. Roger Ailes is synonymous in media circles with Fox News.
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In the course of their investigation, police also found that Thomas had been previously been accused of child abuse in 3403, which child welfare authorities substantiated, according to the affidavit.
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From 2012 to 2015, "investigations were completed for 61,316 (91%) of the 67,168 total allegations," according to the report, which found that 8%, or 5,187 of those investigations, were substantiated.
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Ryanair print and broadcast adverts last September made environmental claims that were misleading and poorly substantiated and "must not appear again in their current forms", the Advertising Standards Authority ruled.
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I have this theory, developed last year in my first year of teaching and substantiated since then, that Thursdays are in fact the worst days for student behavior, not Fridays.
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If a single complaint contained multiple allegations, and one or more of the claims was substantiated, we marked the entire case docket as finding violations or resulting in corrective change.
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Investigators from the law firm Gibson Dunn informed some Uber employees in May that some of the claims against Hornsey had been substantiated, according to an email viewed by Reuters.
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Pope Francis accepted McCarrick's resignation in July after American church officials said allegations that he sexually abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago were credible and substantiated.
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"What your question assumes is a lot of facts that are not substantiated by anything but anonymous sources that are so far being leaked out," he told a news briefing.
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" On Sunday, he claimed that "the head of Google" — apparently referring to Pichai — called him to "apologize" and that everything Google has announced has "substantiated what I said on Friday.
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Uber should consider adopting a zero-tolerance policy for substantiated complaints of discrimination and harassment, without regard to whether an employee is a "high performer" or a long-term employee.
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The issues took center stage at the American Economic Association's annual meeting last weekend, following substantiated allegations of harassment against one of the most prominent young economists in the country.
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Spurred by substantiated allegations of harassment against one of the most prominent young economists in the country, top women in the field shared stories of their own struggles with discrimination.
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Sri Lanka's government condemned the U.S. measure and said there were "no substantiated or proven allegations" against General Silva, but rights groups and some in the country applauded the move.
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Sri Lanka's government was quick to denounce the decision, with a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs declaring that there were "no substantiated or proven allegations" against General Silva.
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And police lawyers made their most prolific use of the practice toward the end of 244, asking the board to reconsider substantiated allegations against 223 officers from September to November.
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First, by invoking national security for what the president has subsequently shown was pure protectionism, the administration has invited and largely substantiated a challenge at the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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Over the period studied in the report, from 2014 through 2015, the board's investigators conducted full investigations of 51 of the 153 complaints filed and substantiated only three of them.
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Mr. Spicer complained bitterly about news media coverage of ties between Mr. Trump and Russia, saying it was fueled by leaks from anonymous sources, none of which had been substantiated.
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Gary Ross, a Pentagon spokesman, said in a statement that the criminal investigations into allegations of detainee abuse by American military personnel had substantiated about 14 cases and cleared 42 others.
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"A large body of empirical research has substantiated the success of these policies in supporting the economy and inflation, both in the euro area and in the United States," Draghi said.
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Uber said last month that it has not substantiated all the claims in the letter — some of which were also withdrawn by Jacobs (who previously reached a financial settlement with Uber).
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"This court finds the defendant's detailed delusions that his father wanted a mercy killing by an ax is not reliably substantiated by the evidence," Johnson said, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports.
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It also reflects a strategy substantiated earlier this month during Trump's most public foray into the health care process: Hosting an eclectic group of senators for a White House policy luncheon.
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"Any new allegations of doping in our sport, which are substantiated by evidence and which have not already been addressed, will be investigated as a matter of utmost urgency," it added.
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MOSCOW, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The rate of the Russian rouble is currently close to "fundamentally substantiated levels", TASS news agency quoted Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina as saying on Wednesday.
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The vice president also took the opportunity to refresh controversial claims that China is "meddling" in the U.S. midterm elections, echoing language often used to describe Russia's substantiated election interference efforts.
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For his part Mr Trump sounded like a conspiracy theorist given his own talk-radio show, airing allegations that the FBI never substantiated as if they are already a sure thing.
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Attorney Susan Ellingstad, in the report commissioned by the DFL, found that both Monahan and Ellison are credible, but Monahan's claims cannot be substantiated because she does not have the video.
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The Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee has been investigating allegations made by 23 current and former colleagues of Jackson, but have not substantiated the claims because of a lack of formal documentation.
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On the flip side, it will be very difficult for Democrats to muster the votes to stop him if Collins rejects Ford's accusations as insufficiently substantiated and announces support for Kavanaugh.
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A memo of Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky showed Trump said Giuliani would give him a call to talk about Joe Biden's alleged corruption, which hasn't been substantiated.
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Suzanne Nossel: Publishers, writers, and the press need to stand their ground The revelations contained in Michael Wolff's book are explosive, outlandish and, in some instances, reported to be thinly substantiated.
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The agency, the Justice Center for People with Special Needs, substantiated problems with the use of physical restraints at Woods Services throughout 2016, according to the Disability Rights New York report.
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During that time, accusations of abuse by priests swirled through the area, but Cardinal Pell later said that he had no memory of hearing about specific substantiated cases of sexual abuse.
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It was his review board that substantiated decades-old abuse allegations against former Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick last summer, leading to the downfall of one of the nation's most powerful prelates.
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According to the Times, which said it reviewed a draft report compiled in November, the investigators wrote that they had substantiated numerous accusations of sexual wrongdoing, some previously undisclosed, against Moonves.
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After a substantiated report of abuse was revealed in June, followed by more allegations, some of the nation's leading bishops began calling for reforms in how allegations against bishops are investigated.
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In a June report, the Bureau of Prisons stated that in 2016 there were three substantiated cases of "staff-on-inmate" sexual misconduct across its more than 100 jails and prisons.
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Lawmakers have not yet substantiated the claims and are investigating them further, but they included allegations that he was "abusive" to colleagues, loosely handled prescription pain killers and was periodically intoxicated.
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As for if individual players should be punished for their role in the scandal that was substantiated ... you gotta hear why Scott is fine with leaving them off the penalty list.
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She said that data from the Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that protects federal employees from reprisal, showed that claims of retaliation by at least seven employees were substantiated.
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Officer Pantaleo is among 738 current New York police officers who have amassed at least two complaints in which an allegation was substantiated, according to city data also cited by ThinkProgress.
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Oddly enough, Nixon didn't blame John Mitchell for Watergate, but rather Mitchell's wife, Martha Mitchell — for demanding so much of Mitchell's time and for making outlandish (but sometimes substantiated) claims about Watergate.
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The allegations, only some of which have been substantiated by an internal investigation at the company, are the latest example of Uber pushing ethical boundaries and contravening regulations to advance its business.
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The committee has an obligation to the American people to determine what can and cannot be substantiated, so if an individual makes public allegations about Benghazi, the committee should interview that person.
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The Archdiocese found that allegation "credible and substantiated," and turned it over to the Vatican, which eventually expelled McCarrick from the priesthood; he's the first cardinal to be defrocked over sex abuse.
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He invited his accuser to present her own detailed case, even if she wished to remain anonymous, because it was important for the movement that the testimony of women should be substantiated.
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"We can say already now that in most cases they are not substantiated by sufficient testimonial basis, first of all material proof, they are full of contradictions and therefore, unconvincing," he said.
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To date, there has not been a single substantiated instance of access granted solely due to a Right to Try law, despite laws being on the books since the spring of 2014.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Jeff Flake said on Thursday he was not aware of any information in the FBI report that substantiated sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The list "does not contain those cases where the accusation was deemed not substantiated, meaning it was ... not supported by sufficient evidence" after review by "law enforcement or Diocesan reviewers," Gainer wrote.
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But Cardinal Pell has also insisted, and he did so again on Sunday, that he had no memory of hearing about specific substantiated cases of sexual abuse during the 2.83s and 1980s.
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Detectives corroborated the incident date and location through employment records of the victim and defendant, and interviewed multiple witnesses, to be named at the court's discretion, who substantiated the post-assault information.
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According to one persistent rumor, never substantiated, the heads of Czar Nicholas and his empress could not be found because they had been delivered to Lenin as proof of the Romanovs' eradication.
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The review board recommended "charges and specifications," which can include the loss of vacation or suspension, against 11 percent of officers with substantiated allegations last year, compared with 70 percent in 2012.
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It is not clear which of the allegations were substantiated, but the investigators shared their "thoughts regarding several options to address concerns regarding Ms. Hornsey" with Khosrowshahi, they wrote in the email.
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But new data obtained by The New York Times shows just how long it takes for the Police Department to decide on an allegation that the Civilian Complaint Review Board has substantiated.
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The revelations surrounding Flynn also come as U.S. intelligence officials said Friday that they had corroborated some parts of the explosive (yet not wholly substantiated) dossier regarding President Trump's ties to Russia.
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If that occurs, and the truth is revealed, there is no doubt that Amber's claims will be substantiated beyond any doubt, and hopefully Johnny will get the help that he so desperately needs.
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While the Federal Bureau of Prisons publishes an annual report that details the number of alleged and substantiated claims of sexual assault that occur behind bars, it doesn't factor in adult, consensual relationships.
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He was the only clear link, substantiated by his family—a niece who committed suicide via a stab wound to the chest and siblings who were all on varying points of the spectrum.
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Though perhaps a bit exaggerated, that boast is substantiated by a recent study by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, which found Austria to be the strongest country in Europe for public pre-seed investment.
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The investigation, conducted by outside counsel, found insufficient evidence to support the claims against Seacrest and therefore could not be substantiated," the network said in a statement according to The Hollywood Reporter. "E!
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A review board has been created to help determine whether allegations of sexual abuse are credible and substantiated and whether accused clergy should be removed from ministry as a result, the archdiocese said.
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But, but, but: Investors are hardly out of the woods, as fears are growing about substantiated damage from the U.S.-China trade war, most recently thanks to a report from semiconductor giant Broadcom.
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One of the most well-substantiated and surprising findings from the recently released preliminary results are the noticeable differences between the twins' genetic responses to their respective environments, on Earth and in space.
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The company has been accused by female attendees of porting in Instagram models in the past, however there's never been substantiated evidence of this, and the membership vetting committee is led by women.
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"These allegations, first of all, have not been substantiated yet and they have nothing to do with our company," Alexey Reznikovich, chairman at Veon, told CNBC at Mobile World Congress on March 2.
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"I can tell you we've been briefed by the district attorney's office, and that from what we know, the homicide charges are substantiated," Christine S. Mascal, the attorney for Dan's family, tells PEOPLE.
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The report also recommends substantiated sexual offenders be repatriated to their country of origin with their DNA entered into a database and their salary transferred to a trust to be established for victims.
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The New York Police Department received nearly 3,000 reports of biased policing in the past five years but has not substantiated a single one, according to a report from the city released Wednesday.
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In Baltimore, Tessa Hill-Aston, president of the local branch of the N.A.A.C.P., and Mr. Pettit said they had both received complaints about rough rides, although they were not always substantiated in court.
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These reports were soon substantiated by Roscosmos, which reported the incident occurred at an altitude of about 118 miles (190 kilometers) above the remote and largely unpopulated Republic of Tuva in southern Siberia.
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It no doubt reflected the growing frustration of voters, increasing evidence of serious problems in domestic competition and the increasingly substantiated possibility that the lack of it contributes to America's alarming income inequality.
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But it denied that Pakistani wives in China had been forced into prostitution or that their organs had been harvested, allegations in some Pakistani news reports that investigators said had not been substantiated.
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Two years earlier, in 2014, parks department investigators substantiated a claim that Mr. Blount had grabbed and tried to kiss a woman who worked under his supervision as a parks cleaner in Queens.
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During the investigation, the statement said, the accuser declined to participate or turn over communications that she had said would support her allegations, so the university determined the claim could not be substantiated.
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Since then, countless large-scale studies have substantiated that finding, and at this point, there is little doubt that moving or not moving during the day will affect the health of your heart.
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Fitzpatrick told Broadly that the media hastily ran with a story that was not substantiated by the victim or the police, and she underscored the importance of reporting information accurately, if not quickly.
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Elliot's name appeared on the spreadsheet alongside those of more than 70 other men, many of whom were later investigated and lost jobs after some of the allegations attributed to them were substantiated.
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"The allegations in the report are not substantiated by Hasbro's extensive monitoring and audits conducted throughout 2018, and both suppliers are in good standing with Hasbro's robust ethical sourcing requirements," a spokesperson told CNBC.
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Asked by Reuters to comment on the report, the agency referred to a statement it had issued in February which said the inspector general had substantiated intentional misuse of scheduling systems in 18 reports.
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Moving back in time, Cunanan's supposed, never substantiated meeting with Versace in 1990 is presented as complete fact, and is used to give some context to Versace's background and Cunanan's tendency toward flamboyant embellishment.
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But whether or not Carlson's allegations can be substantiated, this supercut from Bloomberg Politics shows that even on the air, Carlson put up with a lot of sexualized and sexist banter on Fox & Friends.
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His comments came despite the fact that Hillary Clinton was certified to have won the popular vote by more than 21.4 million votes and there has been no substantiated claims of widespread voting fraud.
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In May, an investigation found that "the most egregious allegations could not be substantiated," according to the Los Angeles Times, but Garcia has been removed from all legislative committees and has issued an apology.
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CVS, based in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, countered that the studies Kaufman relied on substantiated its health claims, and that the federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act prevented her from suing under New York law.
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The lower court granted a freedom of information request made by the Legal Aid Society, which sought complaints against Pantaleo that had been substantiated by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent watchdog agency.
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The company also pledged to call out the number of sexual harassment claims and substantiated rates within its Internal Investigations report, according to a more detailed policy memo linked out in the blog post.
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Few of these reports were substantiated, and those that were -- such as the gunfire -- were later understood to be actually coming from individuals trapped and trying to attract the attention of rescuers in helicopters.
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Three other bills, requiring the Police Department to report certain data on the use of force and deployment of officers with substantiated civilian complaints, were expected to be adopted by the Council on Thursday.
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Though those claims were never substantiated, in 1966 international sports officials decided they couldn't trust individual nations to certify femininity, and instead implemented a mandatory genital check of every woman competing at international games.
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The report, which predated and substantiated the inspector general's August findings, found that these facilities are a profligate waste of money and have been host to dozens of questionable deaths involving inadequate medical care.
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Mr. Havelange could have been suspended or expelled from the I.O.C. if it had substantiated the charges, but the case against him, investigated by the I.O.C.'s ethics committee, was closed on his resignation.
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Musk said it was Jared Birchall, the president of Musk's family office, who relayed information to him from Howard about Unsworth's alleged relationship with an underage girl, a claim that has not been substantiated.
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But the attack on Tula Toli has been well documented by human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Fortify Rights, and it is substantiated by satellite photos showing the burned huts.
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On Monday, St. Paul's School, an elite prep school in New Hampshire, named 219 former faculty and staff members who investigators said were involved in substantiated reports of sexual misconduct from 222 to 218.
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According to a report first published by the Associated Press, an attorney hired by the Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party to investigate the allegations said the claim of physical abuse could not be substantiated.
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While police did not name the "church official," Cheyenne Bishop Steven Biegler last month announced the diocese had learned of "credible and substantiated" allegations that Bishop Emeritus Joseph Hart had sexually abused two boys.
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Back then, mass hysteria over imagined ritual Satanic abuse caused the closure of a number of child day care centers across the US despite the fact that no reports of abuse were ever substantiated.
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"Reports of the arrest of opposition members in various locations suggest there was a broader plot against the government, but this has not been substantiated yet by the authorities," said William Davison, from Crisis Group.
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"I can only speak to some of the personal accounts that those of us have, as well as the records that we have that are substantiated through a very detailed and thorough background investigation process."
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"If substantiated, the claims about APT28 posing as the Cyber Caliphate could be the first public evidence that influence operations have specifically targeted American military families," Wyden and Gardner wrote in their letter to Sessions.
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"With respect to individual cases, if substantiated through our military justice system, these allegations represent a violation of the trust and standards required of all service members, but most especially special operations forces," Thomas wrote.
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She said Kavanaugh put his hand over her mouth to prevent her from screaming as he groped her over her clothes, an account that she has substantiated with notes from her therapy sessions in 2012.
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From 2013 to 53, the New York State Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs, a state oversight agency, recorded 164 allegations of abuse and neglect at Cayuga, with 54 claims substantiated.
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Nearly 259 employees of New York City's Department of Education filed sexual harassment complaints in the last four years, and only seven of those cases were substantiated by the agency, city officials said on Friday.
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Last year, investigators hired by the school named 13 former faculty and staff against whom "substantiated" claims of sexual abuse and misconduct have been made; the investigators added more names in a follow-up report.
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According to the 85033-page internal report, VA's Office of Research Oversight substantiated the main complaints about the facility's mistreatment of puppies in painful heart attack studies and related dog experiments in 2015 and 2016.
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Mr. Schiff said the committee also planned to examine whether the raw intelligence substantiated intelligence officials' assessment and whether the government had reacted quickly and appropriately to revelations of Russia's efforts to influence the election.
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To the Editor: Substantiated or not, whether he did it or not, no one, not even most of his staunch supporters, would put it past President Trump to order an associate to lie to Congress.
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Separately, the New York City Civilian Complaints Review Board substantiated 49 cases of officers using "racial or other protected class slurs" which resulted in disciplinary actions against the officers, according to an NYPD statement to CNN.
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There are a number of claims throughout The Great Hack that aren't substantiated, but they are damning nonetheless: allegations of deception, fraud, and ethical shadiness brought by whistleblowers like Kaiser and another former employee, Christopher Wylie.
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On March 12, for example, a New York state judge dismissed a lawsuit against short sellers by Indian media company Eros International PLC, noting their opinions on Seeking Alpha and elsewhere were substantiated and therefore protected.
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A University of Louisville study of 95 substantiated cases of child trafficking in Kentucky between 2013 and 2018 found that 87 percent of the victims were female and most were teenagers trafficked by a family member.
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We've been hearing about iPhone 8 rumors for months, and while we likely won't get confirmation on anything until September, there are other rumors that will be shot down or substantiated in just a few months.
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So in 1997, as Pepper sought to examine old evidence in pursuit of a new trial that would have heavily featured Jowers, police questioned Jowers about the aspects of his old claims that could be substantiated.
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The whistleblower complaint alleged that Trump used the call to seek foreign help for personal political gain, a charge broadly substantiated by the testimonies of current and former U.S. officials in three weeks of closed hearings.
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The two-page report says that the inspector general's investigation substantiated that a senior official who worked in the DOJ's Office of Justice Programs made repeated sexual advances toward one subordinate and ultimately sexually assaulted her.
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"The evidence that had led to the arrest of the man named Fayçal C. was not substantiated by the evolution of the ongoing investigation," Thierry Werts, another spokesman for the federal prosecutor, said in a statement.
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Hoping to learn more, the Legal Aid Society sued the city's Civilian Complaint Review Board, the independent agency that handles complaints against police officers, for a summary of substantiated claims and disciplinary actions against Mr. Pantaleo.
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"The evidence that had led to the arrest of the man named Fayçal C. was not substantiated by the evolution of the ongoing investigation," Thierry Werts, spokesman for the Belgian federal prosecutor, said in a statement.
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Mitchell Abramson, a spokesman for the Department of Correction, said the number of sexual assault and harassment allegations that have been substantiated has increased in recent years, reaching 19 this year, up from two in 2015.
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Three-fourths of the allegations against clergy were either not investigated, or were investigated but not substantiated by the dioceses, the report found, based on files that the dioceses turned over to the attorney general's office.
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The shock waves this time came from substantiated allegations that a well-known cardinal, Theodore McCarrick, a retired archbishop of Washington, had molested boys; he was forced to resign last month from the College of Cardinals.
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Investigators first became aware of the claims through a hotline tip in June 2017, and also substantiated claims that Uribe had taken "cash loans" from his aide and allowed her to pay for his $6 haircuts.
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His concerns at the time were substantiated in documentation by the Cooperative Children's Book Center at the University of Wisconsin, which reported that of 33,200 children's books published in 2013, only 93 were about black people.
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Given the near-certainty that Senate Republicans will acquit Trump of any article of impeachment, no matter how well-substantiated, the only question many are asking now is which candidate can beat the President in 2020.
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This week, The Associated Press reported that a draft report had concluded that the allegations could not be substantiated because the ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, refused to provide video she said she had of the episode.
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The new United States ambassador to the Netherlands refused on Wednesday to answer questions about his 2015 statement that politicians and cars had been burned by Muslims in the Netherlands, a claim he has not substantiated.
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But you could similarly argue that England's repeated international-level failings – including their recent humiliation to 34th-placed Iceland – is down to a lack of talent, substantiated by a lack of European clubs signing English players.
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Pope Francis on Saturday accepted the resignation of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, a former archbishop of Washington, after American church officials said allegations that McCarrick sexually abused a 16-year-old boy decades ago were credible and substantiated.
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Johnston's account — told here for the first time, and substantiated in interviews with 15 sources at the FBI, the DNC, and the Defense Department — resolves some of those questions while adding new information about the hack itself.
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The news came a month after the archdiocese of New York said it considered "credible and substantiated" an allegation of sexual misdeeds involving a teenager, said to have been perpetrated by the cleric in 1971 and 1972.
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Calling them "bad dudes" and "bad hombres," Trump promised early on that he would deport all undocumented immigrants with criminal records: 2 to 3 million people by his estimate, a figure that has not been substantiated elsewhere.
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After carefully reviewing and considering the findings, the Special Committee of Riot's Board of Directors determined that a two-month, unpaid leave of absence, along with training, was the appropriate action given the allegations that were substantiated.
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For years, Shkreli claimed to own some extremely rare hip-hop albums, including Tha Carter V (the rumors were later substantiated by New York state officials when he was sentenced to seven years in prison for fraud).
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Harrisburg abuse list On August 1, the leader of one of the largest Roman Catholic dioceses in Pennsylvania released a list identifying 71 priests, deacons and seminarians accused of "substantiated" sexual misconduct over the past seven decades.
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The city has admitted that it has no consistent system to track sexual harassment complaints against employees, making it difficult to analyze the total number of complaints as well as how employees in substantiated cases were disciplined.
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"I want to thank the people at Google and Google Communications, because as you know, they substantiated what I said on Friday," Trump said of the remarks he made in the Rose Garden just two days prior.
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"[Kercher] must have scolded Amanda for her lack of morals," he says at another point, attempting to justify what he believed was a fight (never substantiated) between the girls that led to his proposed dastardly sex orgy.
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After Ms. Stevenson's accusations were substantiated, the parks department moved to fire Mr. Blount; he fought back, and took the case to the city's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, where he could have forced a trial.
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The case ultimately ended up with the Court of Appeals of Rome, who overturned the convictions on the grounds that no proof substantiated that the item had any value or that it was indeed discovered in Italy.
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In July, McCarrick became the first cardinal to resign in nearly 100 years after American Church officials said allegations that he had sexually abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago were credible and substantiated.
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The only similar instance of a name being stripped from a school on a U.C. campus came after an investigation substantiated sexual harassment claims against Francisco J. Ayala, an acclaimed geneticist and significant donor at U.C. Irvine.
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"From both home inspections and sensing sessions conducted with current on-base residents, the systemic issues outlined at the recent SASC hearing are not only substantiated, but we believe the problems may be much worse," chairman Sen.
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The inspector general's team also found a total of 17 inaccuracies or omissions in the surveillance applications filed with the court, despite DOJ policies calling for every application to be thoroughly scrubbed and substantiated with detailed documentation.
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None of the dossier details about Page have been substantiated, though they are intriguing because they suggest that Russians were using Page to convey messages to the Trump campaign and trying to cultivate him as an intelligence source.
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The Inspector General's Office on Tuesday night released a two-page report saying investigators "substantiated" allegations that a male senior official in the Office of Justice Programs (OJP) had sexually assaulted a female subordinate and harassed four others.
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"Your question assumes a lot of facts that are not substantiated by anything but anonymous sources that are being leaked out," Spicer told reporters during the White House's first daily press briefing since Trump's nine-day trip overseas.
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As the world grapples with a crisis of confidence in journalistic and political institutions alike, Brazil may very well offer one of the clearest, most heavily substantiated cases of one side bending the rules to defeat its opponents.
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Trump has stoked anxieties about discrimination against conservative voices multiple times in recent weeks, claiming at the end of July that he would investigate Twitter for "shadow-banning prominent Republicans," a claim that has yet to be substantiated.
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In this study, which began in 1967, they identified approximately 900 children with substantiated abuse histories prior to the age of 12, and followed them to the age of 50 to examine their proclivity for sexually abusing others.
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A state agency, the Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs, substantiated numerous allegations of abuse and neglect against 13 employees, according to records, transcripts of employee interrogations and legal depositions obtained by The Times.
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" The press secretary noted that Trump has in the past written that climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese, a claim Earnest said "obviously is not substantiated by any kinds of facts or evidence or science.
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The Cheyenne Police Department didn't name the church official, but last month, Cheyenne Bishop Steven Biegler said the diocese had learned of "credible and substantiated" allegations that Joseph Hart, a retired Wyoming bishop, had sexually abused two boys.
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"The governments in some countries have labeled Huawei as a security threat, but they have never substantiated these allegations with solid evidence," Ryan Ding, the president of Huawei's carrier business, wrote in the letter to the British lawmakers.
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Mr. King, who had previously been punished by the City Council after a substantiated complaint of sexual harassment, retaliated against staff members who cooperated with the investigation, sending them home without pay and eventually trying to fire two employees.
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Keith Ellison by an ex-girlfriend that he once physically abused her could not be substantiated after she refused to provide video of the alleged incident, the AP reports, citing a draft report of a probe it obtained Monday.
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The American had also been removed from public ministry last summer after a panel serving the Archdiocese of New York found "credible and substantiated" complaints that he had abused at least one adolescent at the altar in the 1970s.
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" A spokesman from Sterling Jewlers denied the claims and told Fortune in a statement that company officials "have thoroughly investigated the allegations and have concluded they are not substantiated by the facts and certainly do not reflect our culture.
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The UN Assistance Mission for Iraq, which released its figures Thursday, said in a statement Saturday it had taken note of the Iraqi military's criticism and would not publish military casualty figures again unless they could be better substantiated.
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"If this turns out to be true, then this sell-off is substantiated, and we could see further downside over the weekend, as it could mean the large bitcoin/Chinese yuan exchanges will need to halt trading," he added.
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"I think [it is] possible to find balance in providing justice to victims while also protecting the civil rights of the accused, particularly if there's evidence, corroboration, and claims can substantiated," Barbara Matthews, a New York–based attorney, said.
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A report by a former warden, Timothy Ryan, included in the lawsuit said that inmates housed at R.M.S.C. report sexual assault at a level more than double the national average for correctional facilities, but those allegations were rarely substantiated.
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"As a basic child protection premise, it would seem that if you have a substantiated claim against a living, working priest, that individual should be isolated," said Michael Reck, an attorney working with many victims in the archdiocese. Rev.
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The substantiated claims are all the more striking because Uribe himself served as the Marine Corps' own inspector general before his deployment to Iraq, and would have been responsible for investigations into what constitutes ethical behavior for senior officers.
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Wells Fargo countered that Philadelphia could not show that bank policies had a disparate impact on minority borrowers, and that the city's claims could not be substantiated, were too "remote" from any improper conduct, or were brought too late.
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An F.B.I. spokesperson in Washington declined to comment, but a former U.S. law-enforcement official told me that the F.B.I. had informed the prosecutor's office that it could not assist them unless they substantiated the allegations against Franklin Templeton.
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" Dolan said that the "results of the investigation were then given to the Archdiocesan Review Board, a seasoned group of professionals including jurists, law enforcement experts, parents, psychologists, a priest, and a religious sister," which "found the allegations credible and substantiated.
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A response from the Sisters of Charity obtained by HuffPost says an investigation by the congregation's response team "substantiated the sister's improper conduct," and that Shaw had been removed from ministry and barred from working with anyone under age 21.
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Were the Turkish allegation substantiated, then it could become much tougher for Western bankers or exchanges to work on the Aramco IPO, or for Masayoshi Son to accept Saudi as the ongoing capital cornerstone of its evolution into an investment company.
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The fact that Taylor had such a strong and substantiated view that those two expressly political reasons were why Trump held up foreign aid lines up with what Trump himself seemed to be getting at in the call with Zelensky.
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The accusation of wartime organ theft has never been substantiated, but the issue continues to haunt Kosovo, fueled in part by the discovery in 2008 of an organ trafficking ring operating out of a medical center near the capital, Pristina.
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During the Obama administration, the FTC was aggressive in going after companies such as Wyndham Hotels that it alleged were sloppy with consumer data and also pursued companies like POM Wonderful that made health claims the agency felt were inadequately substantiated.
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The facts on the ground since the program came into existence have substantiated the wisdom of reaching out to the young people who came to the U.S. And, the program has proven to be in the country's economic self-interest.
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Although never substantiated and was brushed off by local officials as a spurious hoax, the "purge" showed up in a leaked FBI warning reportedly issued to Louisiana law enforcement as a sign of general heightened danger to them over the weekend.
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"Please be assured there is not a single priest or deacon of the Archdiocese of New York against whom there has been a credible and substantiated claim of abuse against a minor currently in ministry," Dolan said in his letter.
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One of the very few refugees substantiated by Immigration, Daniel*, who I met this month at Christian Action, has been waiting for an appointment with the UN for 12 years to discuss his options for relocation to a new country.
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If the allegations are substantiated, it means at a bare minimum that members of Russian intelligence attempted to work with Trump campaign insiders to disseminate hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee to try to swing the election to Trump.
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"The committee has an obligation to the American people to determine what can and cannot be substantiated, so if an individual makes public allegations about Benghazi, the committee should interview that person," he said in a statement after the Democratic release.
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At Columbia, which in recent years has been at the center of a nationwide discussion on how colleges handle sexually aggressive behavior, some students wanted the university to take a similar stance if the accusations against the wrestling team were substantiated.
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Upon his arrival at the Poplar Bluffs VA Medical Center in Missouri, Klein raised these issues to the VA Office of the Inspector General, most notably his concerns about opioid prescriptions, which were subsequently substantiated in a June 2017 OIG report.
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"Although the alleged incidents occurred decades ago, the Lay Review Board has concluded that the evidence is sufficient to find the allegation credible and substantiated," Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, the archbishop of New York, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The announcement, made in a letter to all federation employees, was released less than a day after a New York Times article that, through interviews with current and former employees, substantiated a variety of anonymous complaints posted on a networking website.
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But CBN's reporting — including the implication that "leftists," including the billionaire philanthropist George Soros, were secretly funding the caravan in order to destabilize American democracy in time for the midterms — is not substantiated by reporting by any mainstream media outlet.
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In at least three other cases in which employees were pushed out because of substantiated sexual harassment allegations in recent years, the city agreed to conceal the behavior from future employers who might inquire as part of a reference check.
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"This is an absolutely stunning revelation ... The fact that the Church itself is finding it is credible and substantiated suggests that it indeed is because the Church does not say that lightly," said Anne Barrett Doyle, a board member at BishopAccountability.org.
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The whistle-blower investigation, conducted by a respected former federal prosecutor, James G. McGovern, substantiated complaints made under the city's whistle-blower law by the two officials who claimed they were fired or demoted because they objected to Mr. Peters's actions.
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The tort of "libel per se" is committed where a published communication is so obviously harmful to the subject's reputation — as with the accusation of criminal sexual misconduct — that damages are presumed and need not be specifically substantiated by the plaintiff.
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While overall complaints have been falling since 2009, according to the review board, the agency has raised concerns about a rise in substantiated accusations against officers for actions such as making false statements, conducting improper searches and using excessive force.
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By May 1, the department had already leveled challenges for 54 of the 522 officers who had an allegation substantiated by the board last year, a number the review board said it expected to rise as more reconsideration requests come in.
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The firm wasn't hired by clients but, rather, conducted its research on the Clinton Foundation at its own expense with the hope that its whistleblower submission might result in a government reward if the IRS substantiated wrongdoing and recovered tax dollars.
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Wednesday's was like the detailed recap: a historical, legal and earnestly wonky breakdown of why it matters if the president pressured the government of Ukraine to kneecap his political rival, and an argument over whether the charge was yet substantiated.
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Mike Burkett, known as Fat Mike, is the bassist and lead singer of the band, and in a new oral history called " NOFX : The Hepatitis Bathtub and Other Stories," he explains that the rest of the tour substantiated the promoter's judgment.
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Oklahoma The Archdiocese of Oklahoma City planned to review the files of every priest who had served since 1960 for "credible allegations of child sexual abuse (that) were reported, substantiated, prosecuted or admitted to," its leaders announced in late August.
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Facebook's "most recent guidance really substantiated the margin contraction that we had started to worry about, and when we looked at the price and our future growth expectations they didn't match up with what the market was forecasting," he said.
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F1Q19 results substantiated our view that the company is heading toward a strong earnings inflection on the back of the Series 6 ramp that is not fully-priced into the stock, and which could deliver EPS upside in 2020, relative to current expectations.
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The investigations followed more substantiated inquiries into abuses by prominent entertainers, many of them employed by the BBC, including the entertainer Jimmy Savile, the singer Rolf Harris, the rock star Gary Glitter, the D.J. Dave Lee Travis and the publicist Max Clifford.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in this letter—and, importantly, any related to Waymo—our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," an Uber spokesperson said.
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"The prosecution substantiated the charges and showed there was a risk that he might flee the country before trial," National Anti-Corruption Director Fanny Alfaro told reporters after a more than eight-hour court hearing in the Bolivian city of Santa Cruz.
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In July, McCarrick became the first cardinal to resign in nearly 100 years after U.S. Church officials said allegations made in a separate investigation that he had sexually abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago were credible and substantiated.
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In her affidavit, Hughes says her earlier suspicions that Durst allegedly killed her sister "could not be substantiated to the satisfaction of this court, the police, and most importantly, my mother" until the airing of an HBO TV documentary on Robert Durst.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in this letter — and, importantly, any related to Waymo — our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," an Uber spokesperson said.
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Various documents released in response to open records requests filed over the last year by E&E News, a trade publication, and other organizations generally revealed threats that were deemed not worthy of prosecution by the authorities, or could not be substantiated.
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After reports on Monday substantiated long-swirling rumors that the wrestler — whose real name is Terry Bollea — had a wealthy benefactor in his corner, Thiel came clean to the New York Times, telling the paper that he wasn't in it for the money.
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"The allegation that on 06 November 2018 during a question session in parliament, President Ramaphosa deliberately misled the National Assembly, is substantiated," Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said, adding that he should have allowed himself enough time to provide a well-researched explanation.
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Universities and think tanks were able to establish a baseline of public trust, in part because their production of knowledge was not directly beholden to the whims of idiosyncratic billionaires demanding that their "metrics" be met and their pet political ideas be substantiated.
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These proposals include enhancing the definition of "qualified appraisal" to produce more accurate and well-substantiated valuations; bolstering the educational requirements to be a "qualified appraiser" and producing greater visibility and transparency of charitable contributions of conservation easement donations by requiring clarifying disclosures.
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The proportion of complaints substantiated regarding the individualized educational needs of students with disabilities has dropped from 45 percent to 34 percent; regarding sexual harassment and violence, from 103 percent to 31 percent; and regarding racial harassment, from 31 percent to 21 percent.
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It is therefore not surprising that there has not been a single substantiated case of any patient receiving access to experimental therapies solely pursuant to a right to try law in the more than two years since the first law was enacted.
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Francis ordered McCarrick to retire to a life of prayer and penitence after American Church officials said as part of a separate investigation that allegations that McCarrick had sexually abused a 16-year-old boy almost 50 years ago were credible and substantiated.
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For example, if a complaint is substantiated but results in discipline other than termination of employment, relevant stakeholders should be able to easily identify whether prior complaints have been lodged to ensure that appropriate action is taken with respect to repeat offenders.
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To illustrate the point, the city's Department of Investigation released a report on Wednesday showing that the New York Police Department hadn't substantiated a single one of the public's 2,495 complaints of biased policing since 2014, when it started specifically tracking such complaints.
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Representatives are expected to vote on whether to create a committee that would evaluate allegations against churches accused of mishandling abuse and on a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow such churches to be expelled from the convention if the allegations are substantiated.
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This week, the pope accepted the resignation of a bishop in Los Angeles facing abuse allegations, but a priest in New York, whose victims have been compensated by the New York archdiocese for substantiated claims of abuse, continued to preach days before Christmas.
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Advocates for prisoners say sexual harassment and assault have long been a problem at the women's lockup, which is known by the initials R.M.S.C. Sexual assault complaints there are double the national average for correctional facilities but are seldom substantiated, a report found.
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While some Ukrainian officials expressed opposition to Mr. Trump in 2016, claims by Mr. Trump and his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, that documents released in Ukraine that year implicating Mr. Manafort in financial fraud were falsified or doctored have not been substantiated.
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Administration officials, after months of delays, eventually released data on the sexual harassment complaints filed against city employees: From mid-2013 through 2017, there were 1,312 such complaints lodged at all city agencies, with 221 substantiated, the city said at the time.
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Many people did have well-substantiated concerns around the democratic deficit within the European Union, or held a belief in the economic potential of trading with countries outside of the EU. But these arguments represented only one angle of the Leave vote.
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Three of these allegations were substantiated, seven were unsubstantiated, three were unable to be proven, six were still under investigation, two were referred to religious orders, two involved unknown clerics, and three were incidents of boundary violations but not sexual abuse, according to the report.
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According to his report, Mueller investigated three key areas: potential Russian election interference, which he substantiated; potential coordination or conspiracy between Trump's circle and Russia, which he did not establish; and whether Trump criminally obstructed justice in his efforts to thwart the investigation against him.
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When Buttigieg was able to get a word in, he made a promise: "If anyone on patrol is shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a way that is substantiated, that is their last day on the street," he vowed.
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" Similarly, in their academic article on the persistent association of immigrants with germs, scholars Howard Markel and Alexandra Minna Stern argue that metaphors of germs and contagion are usually motivated by "ideologies of racialism, nativism, and national security rather than substantiated epidemiological or medical observations.
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At one point, he held up a picture of former Secretary of State Colin Powell, and referred to Powell's 2003 presentation to the UN in which he pushed the Bush administration's case that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, a claim that was never substantiated.
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Read more: NBC may have killed Ronan Farrow's exposé on Harvey Weinstein to protect Matt LauerFarrow left the network in late 2017 after NBC News refused to publish his months of reporting on the allegations against Weinstein, arguing it wasn't substantiated enough to be aired.
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It was whipped up by opposition-research firm Fusion GPS, former British spy Christopher Steele and partisans in the Obama administration, creating a vast echo chamber with information that was never substantiated in any material way and, on the face of it, was preposterous.
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This is substantiated by the fact that, in Ohio, O'Connor got 22019 percent of the 162,000 votes that Clinton won in 2016, while Balderson won just 102,000 votes in a district where Trump received 206,85033 votes in 2016, which is less than 50 percent.
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The Medical Examiner: 'Science took a backseat on the truth' Dr. Jan Garavaglia, retired chief medical officer for Orange and Osceola counties Looking back 10 years, what I was most appalled with was this lack of the truth and the lack of substantiated information.
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Two settlements were paid by the Archdiocese of New York for substantiated allegations that Father Timone had sexually abused teenage boys he was counseling, one of whom committed suicide after what his widow said was a decades-long struggle with what had happened to him.
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At the same time, the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an oversight agency that investigates allegations of police misconduct, has substantiated significantly more complaints each year than it did before the Garner case, finding evidence that 153 officers have used chokeholds since the beginning of 2015.
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Jay Kiyonaga, second-in-command at the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, was fired after allegations of "improper and sexually inappropriate acts" toward female subordinates were substantiated, state Inspector General Catherine Leahy Scott said in a letter to the agency, the New York Post reported.
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Adams and Hempstead reported Escobedo to Ohio University in March 260, and in December, the school's civil rights office issued a graphic 603-page report that not only substantiated their claims but also those of two other women alleging sexual harassment by Escobedo dating back to 260.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in this letter — and, importantly, any related to Waymo — our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in Mr. Jacobs' letter — and, importantly, any related to Waymo — our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
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Image courtesy of Buzzfeed Image courtesy of Buzzfeed And it all culminated with BuzzFeed publishing a leaked "growth at all costs" internal post from Facebook VP Andrew "Boz" Bosworth that substantiated people's worst fears about the company's disregard for user safety in pursuit of world domination.
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In November, Buckley an Ryzik, along with fellow Times reporter Jodi Kantor, were the first to publish substantiated reports of comedian Louis C.K.'s alleged sexual misconduct, with five women stating on the record that the comedian had asked them to watch or listen to him masturbate.
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According to the summary released by Senate Democrats -- the contents of which remain under investigation by lawmakers and have not yet been substantiated -- Jackson was allegedly "abusive" to his colleagues, loosely handled prescription pain medications and was periodically intoxicated, even once wrecking a government vehicle while drunk.
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"We understand the public's desire for definitive answers in this matter, but absent substantiated evidence that proves the claim or definitive exculpatory evidence, we believe it is prudent to ask law enforcement authorities to review the information as a final step in this process," he wrote.
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In the New Jersey election in 2004, 3,611,691 votes were cast and there were "eight substantiated cases of individuals knowingly casting invalid votes," Justin Levitt, the study's author, who is now deputy assistant attorney general in the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice, wrote.
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The Legal Aid Society, using the Freedom of Information Law, inquired about the number of complaints against Officer Pantaleo before Mr. Garner's death that had been substantiated by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent oversight agency for the police, and about that agency's recommendations for discipline.
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A prominent Roman Catholic voice in international and public policy, Cardinal McCarrick was first removed from public ministry on June 20, after a church panel substantiated allegations that he had sexually abused a teenage altar boy 19703 years ago while serving as a priest in New York.
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His allegations — that he was repeatedly sexually abused as a minor — are the most explosive yet to be leveled against the cardinal, who was suddenly removed from ministry last month over a substantiated allegation that he sexually assaulted a 16-year-old altar boy in 1971.
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The test — part of her strategic preparations for a likely presidential campaign — did not placate President Trump, who has mocked Ms. Warren as "Pocahontas" and once promised $1 million to a charity of her choice if a DNA test substantiated her claims of Cherokee and Delaware heritage.
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She said she chose not to remove the posts after speaking with a lawyer, who told her that legally, she didn't have to do so—because a "standard social media policy" for the department was never substantiated in writing anywhere, or fully communicated to the staff.
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"Detective Wilfredo Acevedo's troubled past, which includes lawsuits alleging that he planted and falsified evidence, lied in court documents, and used excessive force, coupled with three substantiated disciplinary findings from the Civilian Complaint Review Board, is of great concern," The Legal Society said in a statement.
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Although there is ample evidence that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than U.S. citizens, the president seized upon the attack as an opportunity to crack down on immigration and to reinforce a link between immigrants and crime that is not substantiated by the evidence.
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As you contemplate any potential new measures we respectfully urge you to tailor them narrowly to address only legitimate and substantiated threats and to avoid imposing broad bans that affect millions of people, including the writers, artists and thinkers whose voices and presence help foster international understanding.
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"I can't even think of substantiated claims on DEET that it actually hurts people, or enough people for it to not be an anomaly," says Stacy Rodriguez, a researcher at New Mexico State University's Hansen Lab, which focuses on new ways to control vector-borne diseases.
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While the Police Department itself substantiated no complaints of bias, the department's spokesman, Deputy Commissioner Phillip Walzak, said it had meted out discipline in 49 cases in which the city's Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent agency that investigates misconduct, found that officers had used offensive language.
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In the lawsuit, BuzzFeed News narrowed its request to the identities of the US attorney and supervisory US attorney, and any redacted material that related to both substantiated and unsubstantiated allegations; it did not seek information about witnesses or the name of the special agent who wrote the report.
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"We understand the public's desire for definitive answers in this matter, but absent substantiated evidence that proves the claim or definitive exculpatory evidence, we believe it is prudent to ask law enforcement authorities to review the information as a final step in this process," Martin said the statement.
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It also defines how claims will be "substantiated by clear evidence of behavior that violates the Academy's Standards of Conduct": The violation must have been witnessed by another person, reported to another person, memorialized in writing, or established as part of a pattern of misconduct by the same member.
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North Korea claimed the satellite transmitted the revolutionary "Song of General Kim Il Sung" and "Song of General Kim Jong Il" after achieving orbit, but that claim has never been substantiated by observers outside North Korea (and there are many who pay close attention to North Korean space activities).
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Now that a dozen credible witnesses and direct evidence from the White House have substantiated every aspect of the whistleblower complaint to the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) Michael Atkinson – which Atkinson then relayed to Congress despite opposition from the White House – the whistleblower no longer needs to testify.
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"While the OIG highlighted a number of bias policing allegations, the OIG itself did not identify a single allegation out of the 888 they reviewed that they believe should have been substantiated on the basis of the available evidence – underscoring the difficulty in proving these allegations," the statement adds.
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"We certainly want to get to the bottom of the details of that dossier and report what has been substantiated, what hasn't, and find out just how he based those conclusions and to whatever degree he is willing to share with us any sources of his information," Rep.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in Mr. Jacobs' letter — and, importantly, any related to Waymo — our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," Matt Kallman, an Uber spokesman, said in a statement.
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"If the decision is made by the President and his Administration to withhold this information from Congress, or if the allegations of his abuse of power are substantiated, I will be placed in a position where I must fulfill my constitutional duty and support impeachment proceedings," she said.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in this letter — and, importantly, any related to Waymo — our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," a Uber spokesperson said after the letter was filed in court.
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In the end, it may not matter, some Democratic lawmakers said, because the other officials who have testified, Trump's own statements, a trove of texts between top U.S. diplomats, and other White House documents have largely substantiated the whistleblower's complaint that Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate political rival Joe Biden.
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"Although there were few reported allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct in the Civil Division ... we identified significant weaknesses in the Civil Division's tracking, reporting and investigating of the 11 sexual harassment and misconduct allegations that we reviewed, as well as inconsistencies among penalties imposed for substantiated allegations," the report said.
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"In substantiated cases for which the available records allowed us to evaluate the imposed penalties, we determined that the outcomes generally did not consist of more than a written reprimand, title change, and reassignment in cases in which the subjects of the allegations were supervisory/senior attorneys," the report found.
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" In an article that he's continuously updated each year since 1985, Best makes the results of his research crystal-clear: "I have been unable to find a substantiated report of a child being killed or seriously injured by a contaminated treat picked up in the course of trick-or-treating.
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Earlier this month, Nunes pushed back a deadline for the FBI and Justice Department to produce documents about the FBI's relationship with the former British agent Christopher Steele, who produced a dossier of allegations -- some details of which have been substantiated, but others have not -- about Trump ties to Russia.
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If fully substantiated, the report would underscore that the White House was willing to go to extraordinary lengths in order to keep Iran on board with the nuclear deal — so far, in fact, that it was willing to undermine its own efforts to track and crack down on Iranian weapons programs.
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Nearly two years after the night when two women say Escobedo put his hands all over them making unwanted sexual advances, a year and a half after they told the school about it, and nearly a year after a university investigation substantiated their claims, the case could still be far from over. ●
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The dossier had a lot of incendiary claims — the big ones being that Trump had cooperated with Russians for years, that Trump is vulnerable to blackmail, and that his campaign maintained a "well-developed conspiracy of cooperation" with Russian leadership — but none of it could be substantiated, or at least not publicly.
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The other way that it shows up is you go to search for somebody&aposs account online, and it doesn&apost automatically fill in the rest of the accounts in the top of the Twitter search bar that&aposs actually been well-substantiated device news which is not a right-wing outlet.
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"Biased policing complaints to IAB are down more than 85033% year-to-year as of May 31, 2019, and the NYPD has imposed more discipline on the substantiated cases of racial or protected-class slurs than any other major city police department," an NYPD spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.
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" To a teenage Black, an introverted misfit who liked to muse over "angels and auras and the layers of reality that exclude the senses," her father's "whole worldview — that knowledge has to be substantiated by repeatable, quantifiable facts — seems ridiculous (what about all the things you can't prove but you can feel?).
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The revelation that Cardinal McCarrick, who was first removed from ministry on June 20 after a substantiated complaint of abuse against an altar boy, was able to rise to the highest levels of the church in America despite repeated warnings that he was routinely sleeping with seminarians generated deep anger among American Catholics.
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"That's why I will direct the Justice Department to establish a task force to investigate violations by Trump administration officials of federal bribery laws, insider trading laws, and other anti-corruption and public integrity laws, and give that task force independent authority to pursue any substantiated criminal and civil violations," she said.
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In May, the school released a sweeping report that substantiated claims of sexual abuse or misconduct by more than a dozen teachers against students there between the 1940s and the 1980s and said that an earlier investigation prompted by alumni there in 2000 had fallen far short of publicly uncovering the school's problems.
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"While we haven't substantiated all the claims in this letter — and, importantly, any related to Waymo — our new leadership has made clear that going forward we will compete honestly and fairly, on the strength of our ideas and technology," Matt Kallman, a spokesman for Uber, said in a statement after the letter's release.
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"If a claim like you described were substantiated, the associate would face a range of actions depending on their history but at a minimum it would be (a) permanent mark on their file, required coaching and training, and (there) probably would be some scenarios where they would be demoted or fired," the official told me.
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Here's how Craig Haney, an expert on the Johnson team, put it in his affidavit attached to the injunction request: The Pennsylvania DOC has exacerbated Mr. Johnson's extremely long period of confinement in solitary by denying him anything more than superficial psychological monitoring and care despite clear, substantiated risks to his psychological well-being.
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Asked why the diocese released the names of only 42 priests when internal documents show knowledge of up to 200 priests with allegations against them, she said, "because the list of 42 priests were priests against whom we had substantiated allegations" -- meaning more than one allegation -- and were accused of abusing minors, not adults.
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About the same moment that Mr. Bratton was complaining about cellphone videos, the city filed a brief in a suit brought against it by the Legal Aid Society seeking a summary of prior, substantiated complaints filed with the Civilian Complaint Review Board against Daniel Pantaleo, the police officer whose illegal chokehold resulted in Eric Garner's death.
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The N.C.A.A.'s vice president for enforcement, Jonathan F. Duncan, said that an inquiry into Nassar, who last year pleaded guilty to sexually abusing seven girls, and another inspired by an ESPN report in January of sexual assault allegations against football and men's basketball players, had "not substantiated violations of N.C.A.A. legislation," Michigan State said on Thursday.
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By the time Officer Pantaleo approached Mr. Garner outside a Staten Island beauty supply store because he thought he was selling untaxed loose cigarettes, the city's independent Civilian Complaint Review Board had substantiated four allegations of abuse against him in two incidents since he joined the department in 363, according to leaked disciplinary records published by ThinkProgress last year.
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Aside from Soundcloud—that lovable, volatile breeding ground of genre fermentation—Silicon Valley-backed music giants were important in mostly two ways: They substantiated the Playlist Era (which Soundcloud had already been experimenting with in much more exciting fashion, though on a much smaller scale), and as a result they created a culture dependent on singles.
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Moving her party left on economic issues (with talk, albeit barely substantiated, of a new industrial strategy) and right on social ones (making immigration cuts the overriding priority of her Brexit plans) has helped her to eat into Labour territory in places like Copeland and closed off political space to the right once colonised by the populist UK Independence Party (UKIP).
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When asked by The New York Times why Ms. Tauber had obfuscated in 215, the federation issued a statement correcting the record: "We did what we believed was responsible at the time to protect any potential victims, as we did not have a substantiated claim of sexual abuse," Bill Moroney, the chief executive of the federation, wrote in an email.
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In February, the Department of Justice also substantiated concerns of Russian interference when special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE indicted thirteen Russian nationals and three Russian companies on charges of interfering in the 2016 election.
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"Not only do we provide any information they seek, they also notify us as well when they learn of an allegation of abuse, so that, even if they cannot bring criminal charges, we might investigate and remove from ministry any cleric who has a credible and substantiated allegation of abuse," said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of New York.
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