Bondholders are preparing to take legal action against both debtors.
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They vowed to take legal action in Spain and Europe.
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If I did not retract they would take legal action.
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Varnish is threatening to take legal action against the organization.
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Gallinger has said that she plans to take legal action.
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I request you to lodge my report and take legal action.
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Absent an immediate retraction, Mr. Spicer will take legal action Monday.
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Ali called Bolling "wrong" for his decision to take legal action.
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What if he denies it and tries to take legal action?
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Failing that, Tacopina's ready to take legal action, possibly in Honduras.
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Sessions agreed, though initially said he wouldn't take legal action to intervene.
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It says it plans to take legal action against the Financial Times.
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Consumer advocates say this makes it prohibitively expensive to take legal action.
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And Iraq could take legal action against buyers of crude from Kurdistan.
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Mr. Damore said he would probably take legal action against the company.
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It's still unclear if Clary plans to take legal action against Savage.
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The California Attorney General also warned Uber it would take legal action.
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She felt disheartened by the situation but decided not to take legal action.
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Interestingly, Ribeiro isn't the only celebrity to take legal action against the company.
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Lewis told the Wrap she didn't plan to take legal action against Copperfield.
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The tribe vowed to take legal action, claiming it risks soiling their water.
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" Asked if he would take legal action, he said: "Yes, it's not finished.
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In fact, along with counseling, you can take legal action if you want.
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The big, open question ... will Harvey Weinstein take legal action for the ousting?
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Apple declined to say whether it planned to take legal action against Bloomberg.
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Many refuse to take legal action even if they have a strong case.
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It's also completely clear that we will take legal action against this decision.
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And if need be, we'll take legal action to try and protect victims.
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Erdogan is known for his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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Cellcom said it intends to take legal action to receive the agreed amount.
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Samsung said it accepted responsibility and would not take legal action against suppliers.
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Diamond Offshore said in an SEC filing that it could take legal action.
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Hall declined to take legal action against CVS after she received an apology.
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It's why I fought to have the state take legal action against Spectrum.
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The exact number fluctuates as residents make personal appeals and take legal action.
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Ecuador's government on Thursday said it could take legal action against the municipality.
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"Whoever want to take legal action, we will not get involved," Pongporn said.
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Ecuador's government on Thursday said it could take legal action against the municipality.
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He urged me to take legal action to keep it from spreading further.
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Environmental groups harshly criticized the administration's decision and threatened to take legal action.
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Obviously, competition is one reason to take legal action, but Juul has other priorities.
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Trump said that he had urged Attorney General Jeff Sessions to take legal action.
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Fairfax said he would take "legal action" against the claim, but he didn't elaborate.
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The company was reviewing whether to take legal action in response, a spokeswoman said.
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Two years passed before I finally decided to take legal action, in late 22010.
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If they back the winner, losing candidates don't take legal action against disloyal delegates.
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He also told The Blast that he's looking to take legal action against Martinez.
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The ACLU, however, has vowed to take legal action should HHS finalize the rule.
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Orcel has reportedly appointed lawyers and will soon take legal action against the bank.
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Gattaz also encouraged companies to take legal action to uphold the right to work.
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The oil industry has threatened to take legal action over the administration's E15 move.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and readiness to take legal action.
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And property mangers were found to repeatedly take legal action against the same tenants.
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VW has said it might take legal action against Piech over his reported assertions.
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The Surp Giragos Church is also preparing to take legal action against the order.
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Democratic state attorneys general have also pledged to take legal action against the decision.
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And the show's producers are willing to take legal action to defend that position.
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More public interest groups and tech companies are also expected to take legal action.
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CREDIT SUISSE MAY TAKE LEGAL ACTION IF FINMA ORDERS MEASURES IT DISAGREES WITH - SOURCE
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is already vowing to take legal action.
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Given the father's initial refusal to agree, her only recourse was to take legal action.
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That said, the Silver Sprocket crew and Kirk aren't ready to take legal action yet.
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There are immediate solutions, too, like providing financial support for women to take legal action.
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He's denied the accusations and hinted he might take legal action against the Savage family.
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Following Thursday's vote, the ABA said it would take legal action to stop the tax.
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The CIC may even take legal action and will almost certainly deport you from Canada.
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His constitutional violations are immediate and serious, so we were forced to take legal action.
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If Facebook finds abuse, it will shut down the offending apps and take legal action.
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The mayor of Barcelona vowed in a Facebook post on Tuesday to take legal action.
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Mr. Rubenstein said the family will not take legal action until after Mr. McCree's funeral.
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"We suspend, ban, and take legal action on those who violate our policies," they added.
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And we will be ready to take legal action to protect the coast if necessary.
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He also threatened to take legal action to force the release of the athlete's brain.
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And they're watching other women take legal action, giving them courage to do the same.
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"We will take legal action," New York's Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.
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Perkins' mother, Debbie Perkins, sought legal help following the assault with plans to take legal action.
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In any event, he's ready to take legal action against any media outlets wrongly trashing him.
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Bangladesh is yet to take legal action but had planned a suit to recover $66 million.
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VW has strongly denied this and last month signaled it could take legal action against Piech.
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Reuters was unable to independently confirm how far the decision to take legal action has advanced.
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Abu Abdallah, another worker, questioned government threats to take legal action against organizers of the strike.
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If you want to take legal action and sue the club, that is different from complaining.
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Mr. Deal has not promised to take legal action as in other Republican-led states. (AP)
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"Homeowners associations can take legal action against you, but their biggest weapon is fines," said Carberry.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D) also said they would take legal action.
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But retaliation often happens anyway, and unions often take legal action on behalf of their members.
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COLFO has even started a crowdfunding campaign to take legal action, according to Australia's ABC News.
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On Thursday Mr. Brown announced that he would take legal action against the Milwaukee Police Department.
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They tolerate or even encourage violence, threatening to take legal action against critics in rival parties.
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"We put them on notice and intend to take legal action," Mr. Reeves said on Monday.
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At least one environmental group harshly criticized the administration's decision and threatened to take legal action.
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About 175 insurers overall are owed money in the fund and could still take legal action.
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But privacy groups have vowed to take legal action to try to stop its deployment. 7.
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Dalí's estate says it could take legal action against Abel regardless of the outcome of the test.
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In consultation with the N.F.L. Players Association, Osemele's representatives may take legal action against the team's doctors.
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I will take legal action against the Milwaukee Police Department to continue forcing change in our community.
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The Tamedia media group, to which Starticket belongs, said it reserves the right to take legal action.
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He has also threatened to take legal action against the University of Ohio for the same reason.
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Zuma's spokesman said his office was considering the report and whether to take legal action over it.
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Mutual funds that are not part of that agreement can take legal action to recover their dues.
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Some Democratic attorneys general have vowed to take legal action to prevent the question from being added.
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He also vowed to take legal action against the FBI for seizing his apparently legitimately-earned bitcoins.
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Mayor Ada Colau of Barcelona said on Facebook on Tuesday that the city would take legal action.
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Ecuador's government on Thursday said it could take legal action against the municipality, authorities said of Thursday.
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Fraudsters also may threaten to arrest you or take legal action if you don't pay them immediately.
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Like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Charles spoke publicly about his decision to take legal action.
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"The employee could take legal action, saying 'You sent me into a situation of risk,'" Clayton cautioned.
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We will take legal action if necessary to hold them responsible and accountable for any unlawful behavior.
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It is very hard to take legal action against criminals who have encased themselves in online camouflage.
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As Sams noted, Harris did take legal action against oil companies on multiple occasions as attorney general.
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There aren't great options for individual citizens to take legal action when a lake has been wrecked.
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The organizations have previously said they would take legal action if the government tried to take them over.
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They also understand who are the top sellers infringing — so they can also take legal action against them.
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Casino has said it raised the issue with the AMF and reserved the right to take legal action.
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At this time, neither Migos nor their manager has said whether they will take legal action against Delta.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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They fired off a letter to Sherman last month demanding payment -- or else they would take legal action.
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Picard has acknowledged that he's considered people may try to take legal action if the plan moves forward.
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Regardless, animal activists have launched a petition, pressing the zoo to take legal action against the boy's parents.
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The financial services and insurance industries have aggressively lobbied against the rule, and they could take legal action.
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Meade said the FRRC stood ready to take legal action if any issues regarding the amendment's implementation emerged.
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All of these developments come as House Democrats prepare to take legal action to obtain Trump's tax returns.
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McDougal said she is considering whether to take legal action against Davidson for his representation in that case.
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On Wednesday, Whole Foods released a statement countering Brown's claims and declaring an intent to take legal action.
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When Human Resources allegedly failed to look into and address the matter, he decided to take legal action.
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The company said this "serves as notice that we will take legal action against companies" for such abuses.
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It's unclear whether any of his children have plans to take legal action against him for possible damages.
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But now that his wife and daughter have arrived, Mohammed no longer has reason to take legal action.
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First things first: You could probably take legal action against your bosses and file a sexual harassment suit.
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She told CTV that she did not want to name the photographer because she plans to take legal action.
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The Standing Rock Sioux tribe opposed Trump's executive action on Tuesday and vowed to take legal action, Reuters reported.
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Threatened with an investigation, she retorted that she would take legal action against the party; the threat was dropped.
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Ministry spokeswoman Lulwa Rashed al-Khater said Qatar planned to take legal action against the UAE over the incidents.
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EU rules say EU consumers have a right to take legal action before a court in their own country.
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When I asked Frankel if his company planned to take legal action against Amazon, Frankel wouldn't say for sure.
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The judge has left the door open for Robin and his brother to take legal action down the road.
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Washington State Washington will become the first state in the country to take legal action against the Trump administration.
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Democrats and other opponents of a wall have threatened to take legal action if Trump issues an emergency order.
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Democrats and other opponents of a border wall have threatened to take legal action if Trump issued the order.
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So if the Clooneys are planning to take legal action against Voici, it would likely be through Italian authorities.
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The tribe said it would take legal action against the U.S. Army's reported decision to grant the final easement.
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In an e-mailed statement, the presidency denied Amaral's allegations and said Rousseff would take legal action against him.
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The company said it reserved the right to take legal action to protect its reputation, its staff and investors.
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Both WikiLeaks and Manafort have denied the report and suggested that they will take legal action against the newspaper.
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Qantas says it will support once of its flight attendants should she choose to take legal action against Will.i.
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The Supreme Court just made it harder for workers to join together and take legal action against their employers.
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The step has no immediate repercussions for the leadership, but makes it easier for shareholders to take legal action.
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China would also "take legal action within the framework of the World Trade Organization," the Chinese Commerce Ministry said.
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Even if you don't intend to take legal action, talking to an attorney is another good place to start.
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The idea is that it will help women, and the government, identify potential pay discrimination and take legal action.
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The backdrop: Harris' decision to take legal action comes hours after election staffers said they would postpone a scheduled Jan.
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Judge Grasty said the county planned to seek reimbursement directly from the occupiers, and was prepared to take legal action.
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Sajadi said he hoped big tech companies such as Google and Facebook would take legal action to protect affected employees.
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Shareholders can take legal action if they believe a deal undervalues their company, provided they do not tender their shares.
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Even though Congress can't undo executive orders, the tribe can take legal action in an effort to block the pipeline.
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Democratic state attorneys have also indicated that they'll take legal action to try to stop the administration from ending DACA.
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Today, Monsanto has been known to take legal action against farmers who attempt to save and replant the company's seeds.
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" According to the New York Times, Kristeva plans to take legal action against any publication "that spread[s] the allegation.
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Pack2Go Europe, a Brussels-based organization that represents European packaging manufacturers, is urging the European Commission to take legal action.
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The video of the incident quickly sparked public outrage, and Brown has vowed to take legal action against the department.
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As she left, she promised that she and her family would take legal action against the facility and those responsible.
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The ministry has threatened to take legal action against companies and individuals engaging in any unauthorized use of such data.
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The initiative also started a legal defense fund to provide monetary support to those who wish to take legal action.
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GAPKI is also looking into whether it could take legal action against retailers using "palm-oil free" labelling, Sitanggang said.
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In June, Schneiderman and 12 other state AGs vowed to take legal action to block rolling back vehicle emission requirements.
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These allege repeated abusive phone calls and threats to take legal action, even on debt that was repaid or discharged.
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Petrópolis denied any breach and said it would take legal action to ensure the terms of the lease are fulfilled.
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The FDA said it will take legal action against other companies that don&apost voluntarily comply as soon as possible.
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Charles Harder, a lawyer for the president, told Reuters that he would take "legal action" to block the book's release.
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Trump's academic record received renewed scrutiny after Cohen testified that he previously threatened to take legal action against his schools.
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When did you decide, "we should take legal action on this," that&aposs the way to move forward on it?
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Privacy groups criticized London's decision and vowed to take legal action to try to stop the deployment of the software.
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In the letter, they make it clear they'll take legal action if Bryant doesn't take steps to improve prison conditions.
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Brigadier General Zaw Min Tun, a military spokesman, said the armed forces needed to take legal action to prevent "misunderstandings".
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They were immediately told that Sydney wouldn't be allowed to play with the boys, prompting the Phillips to take legal action.
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Garcetti says he's confident that the city won't lose its funding, and if it does, he's willing to take legal action.
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EDF said Levy and EDF would also take legal action against any other parties making claims like those of Sud Energie.
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The House approved a measure on June 11 that authorized Nadler to take legal action to enforce the subpoena to McGahn.
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The government said on Saturday that it would take legal action against anyone spreading rumours that could lead to religious conflict.
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The NFL rescinded that policy last week after the players union filed a grievance and said it could take legal action.
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The ECB has threatened to take legal action against Slovenia after police seized documents from the country's central bank on Wednesday.
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It threatened to take legal action against "illegal elements" it accused of "fomenting social disorder" and spreading rumours about the project.
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The former Miss America did not sue Fox News, instead opting to take legal action directly against Ailes to avoid arbitration.
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He also vows to take legal action against the "defaming claim" and reaffirms he's not been charged with a crime yet.
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The groups had announced that they would take legal action in a letter to U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, the company will continue to take legal action against those who attempt to manipulate its review system for any purpose.
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Several lawyers for Epstein's accusers have vowed to pursue justice and say they plan to take legal action against his estate.
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Qantas said it would provide support to one of its flight attendants should she choose to take legal action against Will.i.
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Consumers who have similar claims do not want to be deprived of the ability to join together and take legal action.
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He's one of a diverse group of legal experts who have sent Pelosi a letter urging her to take legal action.
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The organizers of the events, the Pride Week Commission, said the ban was illegal and that it would take legal action.
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Her mother mentioned a friend whose daughter was raped, and said that the family had decided not to take legal action.
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Rob Portman, would give victims the opportunity to take legal action against websites that hosted ads that led to their victimization.
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The statement said public prosecutors planned to take legal action beyond the fines to ensure the offenders repair all environmental damage.
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Damon says if Farrah accepts the challenge he will NOT take legal action against her for bailing on the first event.
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Jon told ET that he is planning to take legal action against his ex-wife to find out where his son is.
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In June, Schneiderman and attorneys general from 12 other state vowed to take legal action to block rolling back vehicle emission requirements.
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She said she plans to take legal action against the photographer for lacking the proper safety equipment that could've prevented her injuries.
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Jia then issued a polemic press release accusing the duo of "malfeasance and dereliction of duty," and vowed to take legal action.
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A spokesperson for the Drug Enforcement Administration told us that agents may take legal action against the facilities because they're federally prohibited.
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And not all reports of abuse make their way to senior agency officials, who often aren't notified when people take legal action.
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And while she did not take legal action against him, that has not stopped Flowers from speaking against him and his wife.
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Even when they are ready to take legal action, stalking victims must demonstrate that unwanted advances made them feel afraid or unsafe.
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According to CNN, Mejia had been kept in the dark about her son's whereabouts for weeks, forcing her to take legal action.
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As for Citron's negative view, "we are going to take legal action after we file the 10-K," Meenavalli said last week.
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Cypriot foreign ministry officials last week said they would take legal action against any company encroaching on its maritime areas without licence.
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Iran is planning to take legal action against the U.S. for alleged cyber attacks and threats on its networks, according to Bloomberg.
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Eight Mexican nationals were killed, prompting authorities in Mexico to take legal action meant to protect its citizens in the United States.
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Prince Harry announced his wife's decision to take legal action on Tuesday, as the pair wrapped up their royal tour of Africa.
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"I'm going to take legal action against Google and Apple with the Paris Commercial Court for abusive business practices," Le Maire said.
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Opposition leaders in Congress had said they could use the probe to hold him politically responsible or take legal action against him.
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The girl's parents apparently decided not to take legal action, and Sizemore—who declined to comment on the incident—returned to filming.
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Cypriot foreign ministry officials last week said they would take legal action against any company encroaching on its maritime areas without license.
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Some are planning to take legal action to try to learn whether the navy knows more than it has disclosed to date.
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The group said it isn't prepared to take legal action against the bill if it passes and is signed in to law.
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He warned that if the president and his cabinet were not transparent with the public, Parliament would take legal action against them.
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Critics of the bill have long warned the provision is unconsitituional, and have threatened to take legal action if it is enacted.
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The former 1989 Miss America did not sue Fox News, instead opting to take legal action directly against Ailes to avoid arbitration.
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In this most recent filing, she requests that his lawsuit be dismissed, arguing that he waited too long to take legal action.
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At the time, Jon Gosselin told Entertainment Tonight that he would, if necessary, take legal action against Kate to find out Collin's location.
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Anglo said it requested help from authorities and had worked to take legal action to ensure the protection of its workers and property.
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Katherine Pfaff, a spokesperson for the DEA, told BuzzFeed News that agents may take legal action against the facilities because they're federally prohibited.
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The bill in question is awaiting Cuomo's signature, and Airbnb says it will take legal action if the bill is signed into law.
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In August, Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi threatened to take legal action over Apple's removal of Iranian apps from its app stores.
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Patekar's lawyer was not immediately available for comment, but has previously said he would take legal action over what he called "false allegations".
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The Tesla CEO reportedly phoned Montana Skeptic's employer and told the blogger he would potentially take legal action in response to his posts.
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The governor also threatened to take legal action to recover the $62 million and other past payments New Jersey has made to Amtrak.
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The MH17 Disaster Foundation representing families of the victims demanded that the Dutch government take legal action to hold the Russian state accountable.
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Baauer, the DJ behind "Harlem Shake" threatened to take legal action against Pai for using his viral song during part of the clip.
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The legal nonprofit group Public Justice alleges that closing this loophole would deny private citizens and communities their right to take legal action.
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If Apple or Google remove an app from their respective store, developers can't take legal action because they signed a contract with them.
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Kasowitz also suggested Tuesday that he may take legal action to prevent other accusers from testifying in the Zervos case, according to Reuters.
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As a former prosecutor, Malcolm said he would not take legal action against Trump based on what he heard from Comey's Senate testimony.
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And at that point if it makes sense we will take legal action if we need to do that to get people's information.
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Just yesterday, Lime said it believed "that it has no choice but to seek emergency relief in the court" and take legal action.
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Mayor Jim Kenney signed the bill last week, making Philadelphia the first city in the US to take legal action against cashless stores.
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Casino has rejected Muddy Waters' criticism and, having raised the issue with the AMF, said it reserved the right to take legal action.
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In a statement, Martinez denied any responsibility for illegal efforts to intercept communications and said he would take legal action against his accusers.
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Portman, Blumenthal, Wagner and Walters are pushing bills that would make it easier to take legal action against websites for enabling sex trafficking.
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In June, she posted on Instagram that she would "no longer be merciful towards malicious comments," and suggested she may take legal action.
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I told the priest to whom my call was transferred that I didn't plan to take legal action or want a monetary settlement.
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California was one of several states to take legal action against the Trump administration after the citizenship question was announced earlier this year.
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If that doesn't work, then warn the client that you're either going to put the invoice in collections or take legal action against them.
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The statement says Iran will take "legal action" through FIFA to force Greece to financially compensate the Iranian players and sport over the cancellation.
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Depending on how this case turns out, landlords down the road could feel either more or less inclined to take legal action against Airbnb.
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Our sources say Cardi was not injured by the choke hold, and it doesn't seem, at this point, she's looking to take legal action.
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"We plan to take legal action... because it is related to compensation for our customers," Korea Times quoted an official of the travel agency.
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These incidents were enough, the judge said, to have obliged Sally to take legal action at that time, or to forever lose her chance.
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The Standing Rock Sioux tribe has pledged to take legal action against today's memorandum, which a lawyer for the tribe called hasty and irresponsible.
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On Monday he upped the tempo further, accusing European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker of damaging Italy's economy, and threatened to take legal action.
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The Mexican government has described the shooting as an act of terrorism against its citizens on US soil and vowed to take legal action.
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Missouri sued Volkswagen on Monday, becoming the 13th U.S. state to take legal action against the German automaker over its cheating on diesel emissions.
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The Hollywood Reporter, The Daily Caller and Dan Abrams' Law & Crime have all reported that Avenatti threatened to take legal action over unfavorable coverage.
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Aaron Rich did previously take legal action against some of the individuals and organizations who pushed the conspiracy theory -- and it spurred some action.
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On Monday, Maduro said the United States was unlawfully seeking to "steal" Citgo and PDVSA would take legal action to defend Venezuela's U.S. interests.
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The company also agreed not to take legal action against third parties related to NXP's near field communication (NFC) patents except for defensive purposes.
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Time running out for MH370 families to take legal action With pilot suicide cases, we tend to find out the potential reasons relatively quickly.
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Yet women rarely stand up for themselves and take legal action as it takes too much time, energy and resources, said labor lawyer Mikhailichenko.
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He added that the government planned to take legal action against families found to have purposely terminated their pregnancy after finding out the sex.
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Monsanto may take legal action against the board if it denies the petition, Scott Partridge, the company's vice president of global strategy, told Reuters.
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"We have the standing to do it (take legal action), but at first we prefer to go the route of diplomatic negotiation," Romero said.
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It said that policing physical contact between individuals was a form of totalitarianism, and vowed to take legal action if the ruling was enforced.
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Jane Doe claims that she was fired after telling Jackson Lee's chief of staff of her plans to take legal action against the CBCF.
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"WoW" enthusiasts had even launched their own, private servers that let players experience the vanilla game — servers that prompted Blizzard to take legal action.
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"The FTC has a responsibility for and can take legal action against companies for not properly safeguarding people's data," said one White House official.
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Recently, Mr. Trump has suggested that he might take legal action after The Times published and wrote about part of his 1995 tax return.
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Ms. Redstone has countersued, claiming Mr. Moonves had effectively forced the CBS board to take legal action against her lest he leave the company.
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The president's son Eric Trump said in response to O'Donnell's statement on the story on Twitter that the Trump Organization would take legal action.
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In a separate press conference Monday, officials said they would not take legal action since there were government assurances that the plan was canceled.
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The legislation would allow victims of terror attacks on U.S. soil or their families to take legal action against foreign governments that support terrorism.
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Iswaran said government agencies had a high level of confidence in the identity of the attackers but not enough evidence to take legal action.
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Several people spoke anonymously for fear that if they were to speak publicly, the Madison Square Garden Company would take legal action against them.
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It cited a Meyer Burger spokeswoman as denying the allegations as "absurd" and saying it reserved the right to take legal action over the matter.
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Duterte denies throwing person from helicopter De Lima has said she will take legal action to protect herself from what she says is political persecution.
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He also said he'd take legal action against other tech companies; He sued Twitter first because "they're the main proliferator" of "fake news," Nunes said.
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"We have clear participation guidelines for both reviewers and selling partners and we suspend, ban, and take legal action on those who violate our policies."
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He did not, however, mention any plans to actually take legal action against his accusers, as he said he would in his initial statement Monday.
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On Monday, the Italian actress — who has been accused of sexually assaulting an underage boy — tweeted at McGowan, threatening to take "legal action" against her.
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A gay legal expert named Stephen Clark told the Washington Post that he decided to take legal action after perusing the Alamo Drafthouse's Facebook page.
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A lawyer for Kahr, 85, said his client denied all the allegations and would take legal action against his accusers when their identity became known.
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Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Wednesday his country could take legal action if its athletics federation is not reinstated, Interfax news agency reported.
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"If President Trump takes executive action, we will take legal action," Dale Ho, the head of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said in a statement.
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Karem, who is also a contributor to CNN, said he and his attorneys intend to take legal action to seek the restoration of his credentials.
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Shahidan said Malaysia would take legal action if the boats were found to have trespassed into its exclusive economic zone, Bernama cited him as saying.
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The top legal officers in three states — California, New York and Washington — pledged to take legal action against the Trump administration to defend the program.
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Specifically, Attorney General Sessions may attempt to take legal action against sanctuary cities in an effort to force them to effectively serve as immigration agents.
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The Interior Ministry, which supervises the police, denied the allegations in the Reuters article and said the government reserved the right to take legal action.
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Within weeks of the pipeline becoming operational it started leaking, and the Sierra Club stepped in to take legal action on behalf of the residents.
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"Some of the women said they were going to take legal action but I don't know what I am going to do yet," she continued.
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If any recruiter is found to have conducted such activities, we will stop accepting candidate referrals from them and may take legal action against them.
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Attorney General Consuelo Porras said that if the court deemed the government to be in violation of its ruling, her office would take legal action.
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It requires coal companies to compile and provide information about contamination, so affected communities could take legal action against polluters under the Clean Water Act.
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"We plan to take legal action and sue the Trump administration for its unfair targeting of New York State residents," James said in a statement.
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As for Citron's negative view, "we are going to take legal action after we file the 10-K" in the next three days, Meenavalli said.
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However, the Registrar General argued that McConnell must register as the child's mother in accordance with British law, which prompted him to take legal action.
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Calgary, Alberta-based Husky, in talks with CNOOC to find a solution, said it will take legal action in the absence of a satisfactory outcome.
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The Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) would make it easier for prosecutors and victims to take legal action against websites that facilitate sex trafficking.
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Threats of multiple lawsuits are now hovering over Zivoni's head, since many of the writers announced their intention to take legal action against the publisher.
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It is not as if anybody will have to sell their homes, says Michael Deeny, who helped foundering Names take legal action in the early 1990s.
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Pitt accused Jolie of having "no self-regulating mechanism" to prevent sensitive information from being released to the public, hence his decision to take legal action.
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House rules permit House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to go to the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group to take legal action on behalf of the House of Representatives.
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Unsworth told AFP news that he will make a decision about whether to take legal action against Musk after flying back to the UK this week.
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Indeed, Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Wednesday his country could take legal action if its athletics federation is not reinstated, Interfax news agency reported.
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It added that it had reported the incident to the Shenzhen police and reserved all rights to take legal action against the authors of the report.
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Norris said she has been in contact with private investigators and several good Samaritans who have offered to help, with additional plans to take legal action.
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The idea is to streamline the process so more people are willing to take legal action against a company that failed to protect their personal information.
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Donald Trump has said he may take legal action – and could even press charges – against the young journalist who accused his campaign manager of assaulting her.
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MI) plans to take legal action to prevent a vote on board candidates proposed by activist fund Elliott on April 24 as top shareholder Vivendi (VIV.
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The Justice Department said in a court filing earlier this year that states can't take legal action against the companies because the federal government preempts them.
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" He threated to take legal action if "any of this fraudulently obtained footage of me is used by these Hollywood liberals to line their own pockets.
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San Francisco's city attorney said on Monday his office may take legal action if the Justice Department does not provide a legal justification for Whitaker's appointment.
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In exchange for the voucher, the company asked that users sign a document agreeing not to take legal action, according to Robinhood emails seen by CNBC.
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In a tweet on Tuesday, Mr. Avenatti said he would take legal action against Mr. Davidson to obtain any documents that were relevant to the suits.
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Consumer advocates say mandatory individual arbitration makes it prohibitively expensive to take legal action and does not set a legal precedent to help other affected individuals.
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U.S. antitrust officials are planning to take legal action to block a pair of high-profile health insurer mergers, according to a report by Bloomberg News.
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Twelve years later, IOI attempted to take legal action against RSPO over an environmental ruling that has cost the company sales in the United States and Europe.
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Earlier this week, the state of Bavaria said it would sue Volkswagen, the first regional government in VW's home country to take legal action against the company.
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Singapore could take legal action in Hong Kong courts based on the principle of sovereign immunity of military assets, said a senior lawyer specialising in marine claims.
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He said he plans to take legal action unless his name is added to the album's credits, and after that, he'd like to reconnect with Guru's son.
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It is unclear whether prosecutors will take legal action against Le Pen before this year's presidential elections, which are held in two rounds in April and May.
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New York's largest police union demanded that the New York Police Department take legal action to block BuzzFeed News from releasing a database of secret disciplinary records.
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State news agency MENA cited a senior security source as saying the websites were blocked because they supported terrorism and that the government would take legal action.
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"Well, I'm definitely not going to do nothing about it," Jones told me, adding that she hadn't yet decided whether she would appeal or take legal action.
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Amanda Seyfried should be going on a honeymoon or enjoying her last days of pregnancy, not having to take legal action against hackers who breached her privacy.
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If you determine you want to take legal action, you'll need to provide your attorneys with the best possible evidence of what happened and who was involved.
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Magufuli on Friday ordered authorities to take legal action against anyone deemed to be abusing freedom of expression by posting misleading anti-government statements on social media.
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The New Zealanders say they have been compelled to take legal action in part because Australian producers are trying to get away with selling an inferior product.
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The company added that it had reported the incident to the Shenzhen police and reserved all rights to take legal action against the authors of the report.
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North Carolina is the first state to take legal action against Juul, which is also facing pressure from federal regulators amidst an unprecedented spike in teen vaping.
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Davies, with Rio Tinto for nearly 20 years, said in an emailed statement there were no grounds for his termination and that he would take legal action.
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She could side with Mr. Dauman and Mr. Abrams in their Massachusetts suit; contest Mr. Redstone's petition in Los Angeles; or take legal action of her own.
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On Tuesday, Zimbabwe's gold miner RioZim said it would take legal action to force the central bank to pay it in dollars for part of its output.
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Despite widespread and often blatant copying, global automakers generally don't take legal action in China as they feel the odds of winning against local firms are low.
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"It is obvious that this could have implications for us, and that we must take legal action against it," Mr. Gauland told reporters shortly after the announcement.
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She knew that this could mean he'd take legal action against her and they could take away her custody of me, but she still took the risk.
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Mr. Samaras said the accusations amounted to the "most ruthless and ridiculous conspiracy ever" and said he would take legal action against Mr. Tsipras and Mr. Papangelopoulos.
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On Friday, WhatsApp said it would take legal action against the tactics, banning accounts across the service and sending cease-and-desist orders to the companies responsible.
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After a paparazzi photo of Meghan Markle taken in Canada on Monday circulated in the media, the Sussexes have reportedly asked their lawyers to take legal action.
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Gladkovsky's son said he would take legal action against the journalists, while the elder Gladkovsky said he had asked Poroshenko to suspend him temporarily from his duties.
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That process was sharply criticized by Democrats, including Schiff, who said that his committee may take legal action if the complaint isn't turned over to Congress. Rep.
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" Bollings's lawyer Michael J. Bowe made a statement to HuffPost that paired a carefully worded nondenial with a threat to take legal action against the accusers: "Mr.
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The monastery, in its statement, acknowledged that the document was prepared by the two former monks and that it reserved the right to take legal action against them.
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States should have in place laws that prohibit advocacy of hatred, and take legal action only in the very clearly-defined cases allowed by international human rights law.
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"Connecticut is in close coordination with states across the nation and we are prepared to take legal action to block this measure," the state's attorney general, William Tong.
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Sect members refused to pay the fees because they believe the money was being used by attorneys overseeing the church trust to take legal action against the FLDS.
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Both Grewal and Feuer threatened to take legal action against Defense Distributed and Wilson, should they make blueprints for 3D-printed guns available to residents in their jurisdictions.
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The move prompted San Francisco-based Uber, which allows users to book journeys on their smartphone, to take legal action arguing that the written component was too demanding.
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Volkswagen signaled on Wednesday it could take legal action against Piech, and said it "emphatically denied" the allegation that supervisory board members knew about the problem in advance.
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While incidents like these can be traumatic for victims, it can be difficult to take legal action against stalkers and abusers, particularly when the harassment takes place online.
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And at least one alcohol distributor, Focus Distribution, has already promised to take legal action, according to Christi McDonald, the consultant handling its application for a recreational license.
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Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania's attorney general who organized the letter, told BuzzFeed News the signatories were prepared to take legal action to ensure Title IX protections stay in place.
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The letter says if the former managers do not pay the 300 million euros within 30 days then the liquidator will take legal action to force them to.
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The agency spent years investigating Google's dominance in search but ultimately decided not to take legal action, although the company agreed to make some changes to its practices.
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" The company added: "Despite our best efforts to resolve this matter amicably, it has regrettably become necessary to take legal action in order to defend our intellectual property.
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California is considering if the state can take legal action over the Trump administration's use of tear gas on a group of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Moore had been convicted of killing his half sister and her former husband, and he said he'd take legal action against anyone who tried to stop his execution.
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Under the measure, residents are granted the right to take legal action on behalf of the lake when its right to "flourish and naturally evolve" has been violated.
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Brennan, one of the most outspoken critics of the president, has said that he is willing to take legal action to prevent Trump from revoking other security clearances.
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In company news, Toshiba postponed plans for the sale of its memory business following its decision to take legal action against Western Digital for interfering in the deal.
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After news broke that CBS intended to air the "60 Minutes" segment with Daniels, speculation swirled that Trump's lawyers would take legal action seeking to block the broadcast.
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The European Commission is reviewing whether to take legal action against nine member states, including Britain, for breaching the rules after they submitted plans to address the issue.
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The county voted to condemn the state sanctuary law and direct county counsel to take legal action including intervening in the case of the United States v. California.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) and attorneys general from nine other states had threatened to take legal action last year if the Trump administration didn't end DACA.
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"We will take legal action if necessary to hold them responsible and accountable for any unlawful behavior," Facebook said, adding that it was continuing to investigate the claims.
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The tribe, in a statement, said the $3.8 billion project would contaminate U.S. and tribal water supply, and that it intends to take legal action against the decision.
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"Parliament has responsibility over public money and all members have a right to take legal action against the people who wasted it," Justice Minister Thalatha Atukorale told parliament.
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Several districts, including the financial capital of Mumbai, have banned gatherings of four or more people, and officials can take legal action against those who violate the rule.
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When that failed to turn the tide against the extension, Jones spoke on a conference call last week with the compensation committee and threatened to take legal action.
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Other companies, like Dropbox, Mozilla and Tesla, go further by offering "safe harbor" provisions by promising not to take legal action against researchers who act in good faith.
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It has urged sports bodies to take legal action against the BeoutQ channel which carries pirated broadcasts of global sports events to which beIN Sports holds the rights.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide whether companies can use employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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Hayes also told lawmakers he will soon meet legal representatives of consumers seeking to take legal action against Volkswagen to see what help the government could give them.
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The company is looking for a way to make this "legally binding" so that a court could take legal action if Softbank does not live up to its promise.
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A spokeswoman for Sessions told the Birmingham News that the law was "fuzzy" on such events, and it would be hard to take legal action to stop the conference.
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Despite Mathews recently vowing to take legal action against JWoww, he ends his letter by pleading with her to "stop the madness" and work things out for their kids.
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Insulting public officials is a crime in Turkey, and Mr. Erdogan is seen by his critics as intolerant of dissent and quick to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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Keke Palmer said she will take legal action against R&B singer Trey Songz after alleging she experienced "sexual intimidation" by him in a recent interview with Larry King.
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Days later, Jones said he was pushed to resign from the company and sign a severance deal that would restrict his ability to take legal action for racial discrimination.
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Since winning the general election in 2015, the conservative Law and Justice party (PiS) has introduced many regulatory changes, prompting some investors to take legal action against the government.
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Make no mistake about it: If you're caught stealing from Amazon, the company will take legal action against you and embarrass you in front of all your former coworkers.
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And if the stories they produce are presented as satire, then it's largely protected and exceedingly difficult for those who are skewered (or sometimes slandered) to take legal action.
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It also could take legal action against the government's decision "if this will help recover our company's business reputation and benefit our consumers, dealers and other partners," it added.
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Several lawyers for Epstein's accusers have vowed to pursue justice and said they would take legal action against his estate, even though Epstein left no beneficiaries to his assets.
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Some have called it demonic and see its Hindu roots as incompatible with their faith, even going so far as to take legal action againstschool districts with yoga programs.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that companies can use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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But Bloomberg personally called for her removal and for the city to take legal action against her — just one example of the stigma and discrimination that sex workers face.
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This week, Holder said the group intends to take legal action to stop the Trump administration over its decision to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 census.
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If Microsoft were to take legal action, it wouldn't be the first time that a major tech company has gone to bat for their workforce against Donald Trump's administration.
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A Florida mother is planning to take legal action against a school district after her 6-year-old daughter was held in a mental health facility for 48 hours.
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The company also noted that enrolling in that program "does not waive any rights to take legal action," as it has removed the restrictive language from its terms of use.
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KDB Chairman Lee Dong-geol told a parliamentary committee on Tuesday that the state-run bank would take legal action against GM if any irregularities were found during the process.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's aviation authority said it would take legal action to force Irish budget airline Ryanair to pay compensation to customers affected by strikes by its staff this summer.
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The letter also warned that the government was "in violation of [Rosa's] statutory and constitutional rights" and that if Rosa continued to be detained, the ACLU would take legal action.
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"After a deeper investigation of Mr. Brown's claim, we believe his accusations are fraudulent and we intend to take legal action against both Mr. Brown and his attorney," Kelly said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The state of Missouri sued Volkswagen AG on Monday, becoming the 20.8928th U.S. state to take legal action against the German automaker over its cheating on diesel emissions.
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They also provide the victims of sexual violence with medical certificates that can be used as vital evidence in court if they want to take legal action against their attackers.
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The Democrat-led tax-writing committee is willing to take legal action, if necessary, to obtain copies of years of Trump's returns, congressional aides involved in the process told NBC.
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"We are preparing to take legal action against people we found non-compliant but have not taken part in the amnesty," said Saksama, describing it as a potential quick win.
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Nadal said he had resisted the urge to take legal action against people who have accused him of doping in the past, but was compelled to act following Bachelot's comments.
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The EU executive said national authorities would contact the websites that were in breach of EU consumer protection rules and could take legal action if the companies failed to improve.
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Many are taking to Twitter to share their outrage with Parks, with more than a few suggesting that Burruss take legal action — and that Bravo cut her from the cast.
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For those who do take legal action, compensation for unfair dismissal in Britain is capped at around 79,000 pounds ($101,000), a relatively modest sum when legal costs are factored in.
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While he emphasized that it was too early to speculate whether the families would take legal action and on what basis, he said that there were several potential legal options.
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Payments were to be made on quarterly basis The source says it allows the woman to speak about and take legal action concerning her alleged pregnancy if she so chooses.
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CITIC Trust would take legal action against HNA if the payment fails to materialize, one of the sources said, pointing to the value of guarantees HNA pledged for the loan.
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Bavaria, home to German blue-chip companies including BMW , Siemens and Allianz, would be the first of Germany's 16 federal states to take legal action against VW over the scandal.
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On Monday, the court will hear arguments about whether companies can use arbitration clauses in employment contracts to prohibit workers from linking together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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The music icon, who performed at the royal couple's May 2018 wedding reception, addressed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to take legal action against the British tabloid media.
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Ronald Recidoro from the Chamber of Mines of the Philippines said companies named on the list would "definitely" take legal action, initially filing a motion for reconsideration with Lopez's agency.
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Democrats say he is compelled to provide the complaint under whistleblower legislation, and House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff said his committee may take legal action if it isn't turned over.
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McDougal is the latest woman to take legal action over an agreement restricting her from speaking out about an alleged relationship with the President prior to his time in government.
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The company said in a blog post Tuesday that it will take legal action on behalf of its at least 39 Dreamer employees should the government try to deport them.
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"We need to continue working to get the truth revealed in this Victoria case and also need to take legal action against the police who revealed the information," he said.
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The restaurant can still take legal action against the user, but it cannot try to penalize the platform, which cannot reasonably be expected to review each of its users' posts.
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The Walters amendment attaches language from a similar Senate bill that would allow victims and prosecutors to take legal action against internet platforms for enabling sex trafficking on their sites.
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This would actually be fully amazing, but if Drake being cast in Top Boy got reduced to a musical performance I would personally take legal action against the entire production.
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The doctor's union said this month that the emergency measures are insufficient and announced it was intending to take legal action against Governor Pezão for breach of fiscal responsibility laws.
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"Despite our best efforts to resolve this matter amicably, it has regrettably become necessary to take legal action in order to defend our intellectual property," Samsung told Reuters in a statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Monday it would take legal action against Romania unless it reversed measures that undermine the independence of its courts and the fight against corruption.
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Now the rapper, born Cornell Iral Haynes Jr., plans to take legal action against her in an effort to clear his name, according to a statement from his attorney, Scott Rosenblum.
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Samsonite, now valued at around $4.8 billion, said in a filing late on Thursday it was reserving the right to take legal action and would provide additional information in due course.
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In the letter, Lyft said that it has the ability to take legal action against Morgan Stanley and asked that the firm turn over relevant documents in advance of potential litigation.
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Our sources say a majority of Safe Horizon's directors are fed up, and plan to take legal action this week to get Fairstein 86'd if the CEO won't do it.
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And just as with any other health issue, if your employer doesn't provide reasonable accommodations, you can escalate things to higher-ups, get your provider involved, or possibly take legal action.
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But given the rate at which reports about Theranos' questionable practices are being published, it's not at all surprising that a customer has decided to take legal action against the company.
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The chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee has also indicated lawmakers are intending to take legal action to force documents from the Department of Interior, the agency that committee oversees.
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Her reason for previously wanting to take legal action against not only Dodd but also the producers is because Gunvalson believes Dodd's comments will not be edited out of the show.
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Meenavalli told CNBC in a phone interview last week the company is "reapplying" for inclusion in the indexes and it would "take legal action" against Citron after filing its 10-K.
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A lawyer for Roger Ailes, the former chairman of Fox News, has sent a letter to New York magazine suggesting he might take legal action over its reporting about Mr. Ailes.
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In 2002, the Children's Television Workshop threatened to take legal action against Peter Spears, the director of "Ernest and Bertram," a parody documentary about two male puppets who become heated lovers.
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The deal between Golan Telecom and cable provider Hot announced last month prompted Cellcom, which had been negotiating its own arrangement with Golan, to take legal action against its smaller rival.
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Read: Neil Gorsuch just dealt a surprising blow to Trump's immigration agenda The Supreme Court just made it harder for workers to join together and take legal action against their employers.
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In Paris, an LCI reporter was pushed to the ground as demonstrators tried to take away her camera, the station said, adding that it will take legal action against the attackers.
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While international law protects housing rights, British law has been criticized as outdated, complex and poorly enforced, and individuals cannot take legal action against the government for violations, the commission said.
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"There's been a worrying inertia from ministers in tackling the VW scandal and they should decide whether to take legal action," Mary Creagh, chair of the committee, said in a statement.
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Questions of whether he used an unmodified circuit board for his Donkey Kong records caused the removal of his scores, but Mitchell plans to take legal action to clear his name.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's finance minister said on Friday he would take legal action to protect himself from what he called attempts to discredit him and the integrity of the Treasury.
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Republicans say it would make clear that healthcare workers have a "right of conscience" that allows them to take legal action for any alleged discrimination, such as the withholding of funds.
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Members of parliament have proposed modifying laws governing parliament to allow an internal ethics council to take legal action against any individual or group that insults the house or its members.
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Shares of Ticketmaster owner Live Nation Entertainment fell 7.3% on Friday after The Wall Street Journal reported that the Department of Justice is preparing to take legal action against the company.
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We are still getting questions here about how Facebook is responding to Cambridge Analytica — Zuckerberg says the company will take legal action if their audit of Cambridge Analytica isn't sufficient. Sen.
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Daniel Michalow, a former senior portfolio manager in the firm's discretionary macro group, plans to take legal action against his former employer next month, a person familiar with the matter said.
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In a series of early morning tweets, Trump claimed — with no evidence — that President Barack Obama personally ordered wiretap surveillance of Trump Tower and implied he might take legal action in response.
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Nunes is far from the only conservative to allege bias at social media companies like Twitter, but he is the first sitting lawmaker to say he'd take legal action to stop it.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's public prosecutor has told state prosecutors to take legal action against media outlets found to be publishing "false news, statements and rumors," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Earlier this month, Greaves announced that his organization was planning to take legal action against the show for using Baphomet, a winged-goat deity statue, in an episode without the temple's permission.
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Rockstar Games eventually convinced the publisher to rein in its legal threats, and it agreed it "generally will not take legal action" against non-commercial mods for the game's single-player content.
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Also, you get FCA US's promise that it "will not take legal action against nor ask law enforcement to investigate researchers participating in the program" — as long as you follow the rules.
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Banca Carige's top shareholder Vittorio Malacalza on Wednesday threatened potentially to take legal action against the bank's management in an escalating boardroom row that could put the Italian lender's turnaround at risk.
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In a video published on his Facebook page, Netanyahu said he instructed his attorneys to take legal action against former armed forces chief Benny Gantz and ex-defence minister Moshe "Bogie" Yaalon.
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ISDS (Investor State Dispute Settlement): The Trump administration wants to seriously undermine the ability of private companies to take legal action when foreign governments' moves devalue their investments in that foreign country.
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As accounts continue to pile up about Moore's past, the controversial Republican nominee has continued to deny any untoward behavior, attacked the media and threatened to take legal action of some kind.
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When the party wants to take legal action over what they say are political boundaries unfairly gerrymandered by Republican state legislators, Elias is the one to file suit and argue in court.
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The notice comes after Tata Sons, the holding firm for the $100 billion Tata conglomerate, on Tuesday accused Mistry of breaching confidentiality rules, and said it would take legal action against him.
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She became the first woman to take legal action against the studio since The New York Times and The New Yorker revealed decades of sexual harassment and rape allegations against Mr. Weinstein.
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In January, OLAF recommended that Hungary take legal action over what it called "serious irregularities" in the award of contracts to Tiborcz and an associate, Endre Hamar, for a street lighting project.
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It has also said it has uncovered data irregularities affecting millions on the electoral rolls and has vowed to take legal action or use "people power" if its complaints are not resolved.
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The official said the department expected that most owners of the devices would comply with the new regulation, and that A.T.F. would investigate and take legal action against those who violate it.
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But Bouchard's ruling did include enough room for CBS to take legal action if Redstone later made unilateral changes that CBS deemed harmful, such as replacing board directors to mandate a merger.
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The former state monopoly last week said it would take legal action to prevent a vote on the proposals advanced by Elliott, calling for six Vivendi-nominated board members to be replaced.
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That morning, I had learned an attorney for Unsworth had sent Musk a letter earlier that month suggesting he would take legal action if he didn't properly apologize, and I sought comment.
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The hotline's website offers tools for survivors, including guides for creating a personal safety plan to "cope with emotions, tell friends and family about the abuse, take legal action" and other steps.
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Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group said on Monday a report claiming its billionaire chairman, Wang Jianlin, was prevented from leaving the country was "groundless" and that it planned to take legal action.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - The descendants of Danish scientist Hans Christian Orsted will take legal action on Friday against one of Denmark's biggest companies over its decision to change its name to Orsted (ORSTED.
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In a statement, a lawyer for Ms. Fairstein, Andrew T. Miltenberg, accused Netflix and Ms. DuVernay of "misrepresenting the facts in an inflammatory and inaccurate manner" and threatened to take legal action.
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Minister of Home Affairs Asaduzzaman Khan told reporters authorities would check video footage of the confrontation and take legal action against those identified as having attacked the police or set fire to vehicles.
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BeIN Sports, which also has the local rights to the Premier League and other major soccer leagues and tournaments, has urged sports bodies to take legal action in Saudi Arabia against illegal broadcasts.
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" On whether the department would take legal action against states that had legalized marijuana or taken other steps to permit businesses to operate, the official said that "further steps are still under consideration.
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"We have decided to take legal action after we realised how bad the numbers were after the IMF made them disclose a couple of months ago," said one fund manager who requested anonymity.
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"The AFC has already instructed counsel to take legal action in Saudi Arabia and is working alongside other sports rights owners that have also been affected to protect its interest," the statement said.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its official Weibo account the reports "fabricated facts, misled readers, misled markets", and that it reserved the right to take legal action.
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"Election cycles are influenced over the course of sometimes days or even hours with social media, so if someone wants to take legal action that could take weeks or even months," says Villasenor.
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Signet Jewelers (SIG) disclosed in a filing it has been notified by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that the agency may take legal action against the company for its in-store credit practices.
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A migrant mother from Guatemala who alleges that substandard care at a Texas detention facility is to blame for her toddler's death is reportedly planning to take legal action against the U.S. government.
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We broke the story ... Pablo's bro threatened to take legal action against Musk, claiming Elon jacked his idea after one of his engineers paid a visit to the family compound in mid-2017.
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Mr. Casado warned that his party would take legal action against Mr. Sánchez and his government if they did not ensure the removal of Quim Torra, the president of the Catalan regional administration.
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" -- Japan issued an arrest warrant for Carlos Ghosn's wife on suspicion of perjury, even as Nissan said it would continue to take legal action to hold its former boss accountable for "serious misconduct.
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And while organizations like the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association are combing through the more than 300-page rule, they say they are also ready to fight and may take legal action.
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The army had to take legal action because the coverage had "disgraced the image, the dignity and the activity of the Tatmadaw," it added, referring to the armed forces by their Myanmar name.
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The suit marks the latest attempt by Trump to take legal action against prosecutors and lawmakers who have attempted to acquire tax documents that Trump has avoided publicly disclosing since his presidential campaign.
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A lawyer for Kahr, now 85 and still a well-known figure in Austria, said his client denied all the allegations and would take legal action against his accusers when their identity became known.
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The boxing promoter also recently threatened to take legal action against Farrah for defamation for talking trash about the event after she backed out, but there's no mention of that in the legal docs.
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Addressing the suit, which was filed in federal court on Monday, the president's middle son, 35, appeared on Fox News on Tuesday as he explained why the family had decided to take legal action.
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Didn't do this to the New York Times obviously, and saying, "Actually, this is highly defamatory and we will take legal action if you persist in publishing these falsehoods," and went into another panic.
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The Argentine Biofuels Chamber called the rule a "protectionist measure against the World Trade Organization's (WTO) international norms" and said it would take legal action to force the Peruvian government to reverse its decision.
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Mylan, Wells Fargo — Hillary Clinton will unveil a plan that would make it easier for consumers to take legal action against "bad corporate actors," citing Wells Fargo and Mylan, a campaign official told Reuters.
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Though Rodriguez revealed that he had no plans to take legal action over the invasive matter, he joked that he does, in fact, have plans to visit a store that sells blinds very soon.
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Willis also denied that any of the changes made had negatively affected the performance of vehicles, an issue at the heart of attempts by some law firms to take legal action against the company.
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In a statement announcing his resignation, Mehmet Ali Yalcindag denied that the emails leaked on social media this week by the leftist RedHack group had come from him, and vowed to take legal action.
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Signet Jewelers has been notified by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that the agency may take legal action against the company for its in-store credit practices, Signet disclosed in a filing Friday evening.
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"We hope this sends the message to other scammers out there that we will not hesitate to take legal action against them," Google said, without specifying what kind of legal action it is taking.
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A push to take legal action against the president would push the country further into a constitutional crisis, but it would probably not prevail because the administration controls the courts and other major institutions.
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SEOUL, Sept 5 (Reuters) - South Korea's Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd will take legal action in about 10 countries this week to prevent its ships from being seized, the country's financial regulator said on Monday.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's courts will widen the range of offences that constitute "environmental crimes" to make it easier to take legal action against polluters, a senior judiciary official told a news briefing on Monday.
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He has encouraged violence among supporters (offering to pay their legal fees), pledged to jail Hillary Clinton and take legal action against unfriendly media, and suggested that he might not accept the election results.
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"If there is any case against human rights, just give us strong evidence, record and date so that we can take legal action against those who break the rules and regulations," Zaw Htay said.
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Speaking after U.S. officials ordered Russia to vacate diplomatic premises in several American cities, Putin said he would order the Russian foreign ministry to take legal action over alleged violations of Russia's property rights.
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"The central bank is pursuing this case with the utmost vigor, and if anyone within the bank is found to be involved, we will take legal action as appropriate," a spokesperson told the Journal.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Friday he would take legal action to protect himself from what he called attempts to discredit him and the integrity of the National Treasury.
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Javier Peña, a lawyer for the center, said the center felt compelled to take legal action because of the "hateful rhetoric" used by We Build the Wall and the destruction the barriers could cause.
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Several sites, including popular online discussion platform Jamiiforums, said on Monday they had temporarily shut down after the state-run Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) warned it would take legal action against all unlicensed websites.
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The latest financial writedowns come just days after Australia's competition regulator said it would take legal action against Murray Goulburn, alleging the company did not inform its farmers early enough that its strategy was failing.
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A lot of this has to do with the fact that some of the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook shooting in Newtown have, you know, decided to take legal action against Jones.
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In a statement, Egypt's General Prosecutor, Nabil Sadek, ordered senior prosecutors to take legal action against outlets that deliberately publish false reports that impact public security, create fear, or harm the interests of the state.
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South Korea's Hanjin Shipping plans to take legal action in jurisdictions worldwide to prevent its vessels being seized, as more of its ships were blocked from docking at ports in the wake of its collapse.
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If it thinks a product is contaminated or misbranded, it can work with other agencies to take legal action and does conduct occasional testing, as in the lead lipstick situation, if it has safety concerns.
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Egypt's public prosecutor told state prosecutors last month to take legal action against media outlets found to be publishing false news, statements and rumours following strong official criticism of some foreign media coverage in Egypt.
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But we realized if we did not take legal action, we were making an affirmative choice to allow the discriminatory conduct to persist and allow ourselves to continue to be marginalized and ultimately forced out.
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This treatment is partly what led Markle and Harry to take legal action against the Mail on Sunday, a newspaper that earlier this year published excerpts from a private letter she wrote to her father.
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A tattoo artist in Argentina says he wants to take legal action against a Canadian oilfield company for altering one of his images to create a sticker showing Greta Thunberg in a disturbing sex act.
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The GOP argues that it is not the Senate's job to continue investigating, especially after House Democrats opted not to take legal action to compel witnesses like former national security adviser John Bolton to testify.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group said on Monday a report claiming its billionaire chairman, Wang Jianlin, was prevented from leaving the country was "groundless" and that it planned to take legal action.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A couple who failed in an attempt to register their same-sex marriage in Japan vowed on Friday to take legal action to force the country to legalize gay weddings.
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Among the cases the court has already agreed to take up next term are three about whether companies can use employment contracts to prohibit workers from banding together to take legal action over workplace issues.
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The filing on Monday goes to the heart of a movement in some states in recent years to widen or revive the period of time under which survivors of sexual abuse can take legal action.
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Last month, Volkswagen signaled it could take legal action against Piech after a media report said he had informed top directors about potential cheating of diesel emission tests six months before the scandal became public.
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Last year, the state passed a price gouging measure, which lets the attorney general take legal action if the price of an off-patent or generic drug drastically increases — a first-of-its-kind measure.
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Beijing will take measures against the 128 U.S. goods in two stages if it cannot reach an agreement with Washington, the ministry said, adding that it could take legal action under World Trade Organization rules.
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Sisqó's PISSED at the impostor who got all sorts of perks at New York Fashion Week when people thought he was legit ... and now the real singer's threatening to take legal action against the wannabe.
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BeIN Sports, which also has the local rights to the Premier League and other major soccer leagues and tournaments, has urged sports bodies to take legal action in Saudi Arabia against illegal broadcasts of its content.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian minister M.J. Akbar described multiple allegations of sexual harassment against him as "wild and baseless" on Sunday and added he plans to take legal action against the women who have made the accusations.
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Although the tech companies have previously blocked pages belonging to the Iran-backed group, the shutdown reportedly comes after recent threats by Israeli officials to take legal action against social media companies for hosting terror groups.
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Abortion and LGBT rights advocates have told BuzzFeed News that they will almost certainly take legal action to block the proposed rule, depending on what the final version looks like after the comment period has ended.
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The Softbank CEO also said that he wants to make the pledge to double ARM's U.K. employee headcount over the next five years "legally binding", meaning a court could take legal action if it's not fulfilled.
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U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Monday will unveil a plan to make it easier for consumers to take legal action against "bad corporate actors," citing Wells Fargo and Mylan Pharmaceuticals, according to a campaign official.
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The South Korean consortium backed by POSCO, however, was still interested in buying Arrium, a Newlake official told Reuters, declining to comment on whether it would sweeten the offer, or take legal action against the decision.
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Two rights groups in France said on Friday they would take legal action against the French government unless it halts sales of weapons to Saudi Arabia and its ally the United Arab Emirates within two months.
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The Kuwaiti government has said it would take legal action against what it said were instigators of a strike by thousands of workers over planned public sector reforms which labor unions say will affect workers' benefits.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Interior Minister Carlos Romero said Bolivia had delivered a letter to the French ambassador and asked that the French government intervene, adding that Bolivia reserved the right to take legal action.
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Ogg said attorneys have told her family it would be fruitless to take legal action against Remington, because of a Texas law requiring product liability cases to be brought within 15 years of the product's sale.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Some French families are planning to take legal action against supermarket chains after potentially tainted products found their way onto shop shelves despite a recall, the spokesman of a victims' group said on Monday.
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Asked by Reuters in an email if the ICCC would take legal action to block the transaction, Ain said this was "an option available," but ICCC was first urging the parties to seek the relevant approvals.
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Now, Maloney has fired off a letter to the NJSIAA saying he's planning to take legal action because he feels the association has participated in DEFAMING him, causing him to lose income and suffer emotional distress.
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"We are continuing to step up our enforcement against imposter WhatsApp services and take legal action by sending cease and desist letters to hundreds of bulk messaging service providers to help curb abuse," a spokeswoman said.
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Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons French club Le Sucre said it plans to take legal action against four patrons who were hospitalized after they allegedly took drugs on its premises on Friday night, Resident Advisor reports.
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They may wait for workers to take legal action, especially those who require workers to sign arbitration agreements, in which they agree to take legal claims to a private arbitration forum instead of the court system.
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Marina Litvinenko, whose husband Alexander, a former Russian spy, was murdered with a radioactive isotope in London in 2006, sent a letter to Johnson last week warning that she would take legal action to force publication.
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Petrobras said in a securities filing that it would take legal action against the decision and defend the interests of the company and its investors, underlining that its divestment program is key to reducing its indebtedness.
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"If we do not receive immediate and full repayment of the $10m from AIBA, we will instruct our lawyers to take legal action against AIBA and its president for recovery in Swiss courts," Mr. Hamidov wrote.
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To address competition concerns, the company has agreed not to purchase NXP's standard essential patents and not to take legal action against third parties related to NXP's near field communication (NFC) patents except for defensive purposes.
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Beijing's ministry said it will take measures against the 0003 U.S. goods in two stages if it cannot reach an agreement with Washington, adding that it could also take legal action under World Trade Organization rules.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló indicated earlier this month that he is prepared to take legal action if the White House attempts to divert disaster relief funds from the island a wall and reiterated that on Thursday.
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Nissan said it would take legal action against the official campaign for Britain to leave the European Union after the group used the Japanese carmaker's logo in leaflets calling for voters to back Brexit on June 23.
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Mexico's foreign minister on Monday called the mass shooting at a Texas Walmart that claimed the lives of eight Mexican nationals an act of terrorism against its citizens on US soil and vowed to take legal action.
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Ms. Leader, who was driven to take legal action after speaking with other women who'd had similar experiences, said the university fell short in dealing with her complaints, leading to failing grades, distress and other emotional issues.
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HONG KONG, May 25 (Reuters) - Samsonite International , the world's largest luggage maker, said criticism of its accounting practices in a short-seller report were "one-sided" and "misleading", and it reserved the right to take legal action.
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MILAN, June 27 (Reuters) - Italian infrastructure group Atlantia reacted strongly on Thursday to public criticism by the country's industry minister, saying it reserved the right to take legal action to protect its reputation, its staff and investors.
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"The Archdiocese was forced to take legal action to protect all the five sisters from being taken advantage of by the Dana Hollister transaction," it said, adding that it will continue to provide care for the nuns.
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Last month, the European Commission warned nine other member states, including Germany and the United Kingdom, that it could take legal action if they did not present "additional credible, timely and effective measures" to tackle air pollutants.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The planned closure of 23 Philippine mines, mostly nickel producers, and the suspension of five others will affect about 1.2 million people, miners said, as some vowed to take legal action to contest the decision.
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The lawsuit is the first attempt by former female employees at Nike to take legal action against the company since a New York Times investigation published in April described an abusive and demeaning work environment for women.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union's impatience with the populist government of Italy and its free-spending ways ratcheted up a notch on Wednesday, with Brussels warning that it would take legal action unless Italy reduces its budget deficits.
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MUMBAI — A high-ranking Indian minister said on Sunday that multiple allegations of sexual assault against him were "wild and baseless" and that he planned to take legal action against the women who had made the accusations.
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If Trump wants to stop Bolton's testimony, he may have to take legal action to halt it, while in the case of the other officials, the status quo suggests they will fight or ignore any Senate subpoena.
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While it's illegal to fire a domestic worker while they are on sick leave, it can be difficult for a foreigner to take legal action because without a visa they have two weeks to leave Hong Kong.
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Democratic federal and state officials have now written to the Trump administration demanding explanation for the last-minute switch, threatening to take legal action against Wilson, and even considering legislation to outlaw the publication of his blueprints.
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Within hours, California DMV counsel Brian Soublet told Levandowski in a letter that his agency would take legal action and seek an injunction if Uber did not immediately confirm that it would stop testing and seek a permit.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's government is investigating all options and reserves the right to take legal action over the United States imposing steep duties on imports of its biodiesel, the foreign ministry said in a statement on Thursday.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is expected to unveil a plan on Monday to make it easier for consumers to take legal action against "bad corporate actors," citing Wells Fargo and drugmaker Mylan, according to a campaign official.
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The company said on Wednesday it was contributing to paying the fine to show its commitment to its Colombian unit and its clients there, but added it still disagreed with the ruling and may still take legal action.
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MANILA, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Philippine Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez said on Tuesday that courts cannot halt her orders to shut more than half of the country's mines, as affected miners prepare to take legal action.
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ArcelorMittal's European head, Geert Van Poelvoorde, reacted with disbelief to the government about face on the immunity, while Atlantia said on Thursday it reserved the right to take legal action to protect its reputation after Di Maio's remarks.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen signalled it could take legal action against former chairman Ferdinand Piech after a media report said he had informed top directors about potential cheating of diesel emission tests six months before the scandal became public.
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Democratic-leaning states may take legal action to challenge the cap on deductions of state and local taxes, and even though such lawsuits would face long odds they could help galvanize Democrats for next year's mid-term election.
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Attorneys for Simon's owners, who purchased him in hopes of winning the title of world's largest rabbit at the Iowa State Fair this summer, said they would take legal action if United failed to respond within seven days.
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FRANKFURT, July 6 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank threatened to take legal action against Slovenian authorities after they raided the central bank in Ljubljana and seized ECB information, ECB President Mario Draghi said in a letter on Wednesday.
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"The board vigorously denies the speculations contained in the report and considers them to be inaccurate and misleading," Chairman Ding Shizhong said in a statement late on Thursday, adding the company reserved the right to take legal action.
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"I kept it together and told them that what they are doing now is illegal and that they must hand me my documents back or I will have to call my lawyer and take legal action," he tweeted.
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"I urge you to scrutinize these new policies and tactics by immigration officials, particularly the impact on communities in your state, and if necessary, take legal action on behalf of your state," Lujan Grisham wrote in the letter.
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When they do take legal action, it means that they have decided that clamping down on leaks or punishing those who have leaked is of greater importance than the further disclosures that will inevitably flow from such litigation.
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The new proposal would also allow businesses to band together to take legal action against internet platforms over disputes, and web firms will be required to set up systems to handle complaints about how companies are being treated.
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The Environmental Audit Committee, whose conclusions are not binding on the government, said VW had only just started to recall cars in Britain and UK authorities have yet to decide whether to take legal action against the company.
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CAIRO — Egypt's chief prosecutor delivered a withering broadside against the news media on Wednesday, blaming the "forces of evil" for negative coverage and instructing his staff to take legal action against outlets deemed to be undermining Egypt's security.
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In a new interview published in U.K. newspaper The Sunday Times, the former first lady, 71, and her daughter Chelsea Clinton were asked about Meghan and husband Prince Harry's decision to take legal action against the British media.
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The DoJ was preparing to take legal action against Live Nation on allegations it has sought to strong-arm concert venues into using its dominant Ticketmaster subsidiary, Reuters reported last week, citing a source familiar with the matter.
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Workers receive the minimum wage, holiday pay and rest breaks, prompting unions to take legal action to end what they say are exploitative practices in the gig economy, where people tend to work for several firms without fixed contracts.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, whose bloc came in third, said storing ammunition in a residential area was a crime and ordered the Interior Ministry to investigate the incident and take legal action against those who had done so.
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He said the Saudi authorities had provided a progress report on the Khashoggi case to the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights on June 3, and retained the right to take legal action in response to the report's claims.
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BCL, whose business interests include jute and cement, has said it plans to take legal action against the Indian unit of LafargeHolcim after a pact to buy some of the assets of the Swiss-French cement giant fell through.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Women's rights campaigners said on Monday they would take legal action against prosecutors, accusing them of secretly pushing through changes that had led to a sharp decline in rape cases going to court in England and Wales.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Tata Sons on Tuesday accused its former chairman Cyrus Mistry of breaching confidentiality rules and said it would take legal action against him, intensifying a battle between the conglomerate and the top executive it sacked in October.
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It warns Facebook that if it does not adequately respond to a list of questions regarding user privacy within 14 days, the claimants may take legal action against the company in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ireland.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nissan said it would take legal action against the official campaign for Britain to leave the European Union after the group used the Japanese carmaker's logo in leaflets calling for voters to back Brexit on June 23.
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If both sides fail to come to an agreement, NTS tells us it would have no choice but to take legal action for breach of contract, but it really just wants DaBaby to do the show down the road.
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The publisher of the "Grand Theft Auto" series of games has dropped a plan to take legal action against independent developers of third party projects like mods for "Grand Theft Auto IV" and "Grand Theft Auto V," Engadget reports.
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The premium industry has lobbied for several years for an exemption from the rules, and some of its leaders, including Newman, say they will meet with members of Congress or take legal action to fight the new FDA regulation.
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It further intimidates and marginalizes the most fragile among language minorities who, unlike Ms. Suda and Ms. Hernandez — safe in the relative protection awarded by their citizenship status — have neither the awareness nor the means to take legal action.
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"I would like to remind all parties, including non-citizens, that enforcement agencies under my ministry will not think twice to take legal action against anyone who attempts to threaten public harmony and peace," Muhyiddin said in a statement.
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Levy said on Friday that he would take legal action against the Sud Energie union for alleging he had lied to reporters by saying he had not known before the board meeting that Britain would conduct a fresh review.
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Ever since Grewal wrote a "cease and desist" letter to Wilson threatening to take legal action if he made his blueprints for 3D-printed guns available to New Jersey residents, the legal fight between the two has escalated quickly.
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Other key hearings and votes this week This week, the House will vote on a package of legislation that will make it easier for states and victims to take legal action against websites that sell victims of sex trafficking.
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A lawyer for Mr. Connolly, Peter Gordon, said last week that there was "no indication" that Mr. Connolly would be charged with a crime, and added that his client had no plans to take legal action against Mr. Anning.
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Under the agreement, Mr. Kawczynski, whose contract promised a payout if he was terminated without cause, received a $30,000 settlement on the condition that he not take legal action against the town, said Warren Shay, a lawyer for Jackman.
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After discussions with Take-Two, Take-Two has agreed that it generally will not take legal action against third-party projects involving Rockstar's PC games that are single-player, non-commercial, and respect the intellectual property (IP) rights of third parties.
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Blatter has told various media that he plans to take legal action against his successor Gianni Infantino over damage done to his reputation by the corruption scandal and information FIFA made public about payments to him that he says was inaccurate.
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Huawei has already sued the Trump administration over a prohibition on government use, and after the executive order, suggested a ban would raise "serious legal issues" — a not-so-veiled suggestion that it could be willing to take legal action again.
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Seeking to contain the fallout, a South Korean court said it would soon begin proceedings to rehabilitate the carrier - which would allow Hanjin to take legal action in other countries to keep its ships and other assets from being seized.
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In a tweet sent early Monday morning, the actress tweeted that she may take legal action against former friend Rose McGowan, who publicly ended their friendship after actor Jimmy Bennett accused Argento of sexually assaulting him when he was 17.
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Bondholders have yet to take legal action, in part because most believe Maduro is unwilling to make changes to revive the economy, and because U.S. sanctions effectively block them from buying any newly issued Venezuelan bonds, making a restructuring practically impossible.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Malaysia will take legal action against individuals named in civil lawsuits filed by U.S. prosecutors last month if there is proof that they defrauded a Malaysian state-owned fund, a government minister said on Thursday.
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Turkey was targeted by an economic attack, the prosecutor's office said and pledged to take legal action against all written and visual news as well as social media accounts which it deemed to serve towards the purpose of this attack.
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Anbang Insurance Group Co Ltd said in an open letter published online on Wednesday it would take legal action against business publication Caixin and one of its reporters over what it called "malicious" and "inaccurate" reports driven by commercial aims.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will take legal action against some member states for failing to police car emission rules, its industry commissioner said on Friday, and is stepping up efforts to seek redress for consumers cheated by Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE).
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MI Quaestio, the asset manager running Italian bank rescue fund Atlante, said on Thursday it would urge the new board of Banca Popolare di Vicenza to take legal action against those responsible for bringing the lender to the brink of collapse.
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In other words, let's see what happens before we commit to trading That's almost certainly a response to anger from Coinbase customers, who threatened to move their coins elsewhere and, in some cases, take legal action over their Bitcoin Cash entitlement.
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"While we can't comment on whether the product is real or counterfeit, be assured we take any unauthorized selling very seriously and all steps are in place to control our distribution and take legal action if necessary to protect our brand."
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Her initial reluctance to take legal action against someone she considered to be a friend, with the only thing compelling her to speak out being the deep knot in her gut that something happened that night that was not right?
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"The Prince of Wales has reluctantly decided to take legal action against Associated Newspapers following the publication of extracts from his private journals in the Mail on Sunday," a Clarence House representative said at the time, as reported by The Times.
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Samia Maktouf, a lawyer representing 17 victims of the Paris attacks, said she would take legal action against the state on the grounds that some of the assailants were also people the police and judicial authorities had been keeping tabs on.
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He decided to take legal action against them -- as well as other conservative outlets and figures -- after it ran a column that said he and his brother Seth Rich leaked DNC emails to Wikileaks, resulting in the vengeful murder of Seth.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California and New York suggested on Friday they would take legal action against President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration aimed at freeing up billions of dollars in funds to build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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In a statement late on Friday, EDF said Levy would take legal action against the Sud Energie union for alleging he had lied to reporters by saying he had not known before the board meeting that Britain would conduct a fresh review.
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HONG KoNG, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group said in a statement to Reuters on Monday that a report claiming its billionaire chairman, Wang Jianlin, was prevented from leaving the country was groundless and it planned to take legal action.
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Earlier this week, Lucien Greaves, the co-founder and spokesperson for The Satanic Temple (TST), announced that his organization was planning to take legal action against the show for using Baphomet, a winged-goat deity statue, in an episode without the temple's permission.
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In a regulatory filing, Idemitsu Kosan said it would take counter action in case shareholders take legal action to block the share issue, but warned the sale would be cancelled if court injunction is granted and stays beyond the pay-in date.
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Maine: Whoopie Pie At Friars' BakehouseThis delectable sandwich-style treat of cake and cream has origins that have long been disputed by Mainers and Pennsylvanians alike; in 660, Maine decided to take legal action and make the whoopie pie its official state treat.
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Court documents show Mosten, which had a balance of just under C$17,000 in the side account in December, 2012, tried to deposit further funds in the spring of 2016 but Manulife refused to accept further deposits, prompting it to take legal action.
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In a separate development with regard to the Hinkley Point plan which has divided opinion within the company, EDF's works council said in a statement it wanted to be consulted on the subject and threatened to take legal action if it was not.
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DAKAR, April 14 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ivorian football star Didier Drogba said on Thursday he would take legal action over accusations that his charity set up to help children in Africa had spent less than one percent of money raised on worthwhile projects.
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Makuch's ordeal is particularly salient since May 3 was World Press Freedom Day, and in the U.S., the Trump administration appears to have little concern in disregarding the first amendment and is even considering how to more aggressively take legal action against journalists.
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Pakistan's government also agreed not to oppose a review petition filed against the Supreme Court's judgment in Bibi's case, to release everyone detained in connection with the protests and to take legal action regarding deaths that may have occurred during the protests.
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Ferreira said he's planning to take legal action after being asked not to return to the store when he asked a store manager to explain the supermarket's alcohol identification policy when he and his wife were asked to show their identification cards.
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FRANKFURT, April 22 (Reuters) - German advertising company Stroeer on Friday said that a report by U.S. short-seller Muddy Waters Capital had violated ethical and legal boundaries and that it planned to take legal action in cooperation with Germany's financial watchdog Bafin.
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Last week, The New York Times reported that he told the six owners on the committee that he had hired the lawyer David Boies and was prepared to take legal action against them and the league if they did not change Goodell's deal.
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The letters were sent by Lois Greisman, the FTC's associate director of marketing practices, on April 9; the FTC has given each company 30 days to change its official warranty policies and says that it may take legal action against the companies.
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" Related: Egyptian Police Detained Italian Student Giulio Regeni Before His Murder, Say Security Sources The day the Reuters story broke, Egypt's Interior Ministry released a statement saying it "reserves the right to take legal action against promoters of these rumours and false news.
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The mostly male members of the 900-strong group ride to scenes of violence in a show of force and support for the victims, and help them to find ways to move out of their homes or take legal action against abusive partners.
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AMSTERDAM, April 12 (Reuters) - Elliott Advisors, the AkzoNobel shareholder that backs rival PPG's planned takeover of the Dutch paint maker, said it would take legal action if Akzo did not give an upcoming shareholder meeting the chance to vote to dismiss its chairman.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that employers will be able to include rules in contracts that force employees into individual arbitration, even if they wanted to band together to take legal action as a group, over issues about wages and hours.
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In Washington, a coalition of Iranian-American groups and Iranian individuals was among the latest to take legal action against the Trump administration, announcing on Thursday that it had filed a lawsuit in federal court to block the president's order as unconstitutional.
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"The attorney general's office will carefully review all referrals from the Department of Agriculture and will take legal action as appropriate under the circumstances to protect Missouri consumers," spokeswoman Mary Compton told the Post-Dispatch newspaper, which is also a CNN affiliate.
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The minister also said that Volkswagen planned to recall all its vehicles fitted with the 'defeat device' in India and that he had also asked India's road transport ministry to take legal action against the German automobile manufacturer for violating the country's laws.
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"We believe the rule of law is on our side, and we will take legal action if the federal government does not answer our requests in a timely manner," Murray will say, according to prepared text of the speech provided to Politico.
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Rob Portman — backed by 19 other lawmakers from both parties — would open the door for state attorneys general and victims alike to take legal action against social networks, review websites, advertisers and others that don't do enough to combat users who post exploitative content.
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Chyna's lawyer, Walter Mosley, issued a statement to People suggesting that his client may take legal action against her ex, whose posting of explicit nudes to his since-deleted Instagram account yesterday would appear to be a violation of California's law against revenge porn.
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The ACLU, the Center for Reproductive Rights, the National Women's Law Center, and Americans United for Separation of Church and State all announced their plans to take legal action against the government on a call Friday with Planned Parenthood, and California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
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"I see nothing that could lead the Senate bureau to take legal action over this declaration by Mr Oudea," he told a Senate hearing set up for the CEO to answer questions prompted by the Panama Papers revelations on the world of offshore finance.
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In a letter sent to Uber self-driving chief Anthony Levandowski on Wednesday afternoon, California DMV counsel Brian Soublet said that if Uber does not immediately confirm it will stop testing and seek a permit, the DMV will take legal action and seek an injunction.
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In a letter dated January 7, 2016—addressed to "Friends of Verboten," and sent to an undisclosed group of investors and employees—a man named Brian Edward McGuinness states that he and 13 other investors have agreed to take legal action against Schiffer and Perez.
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MILAN, June 9 (Reuters) - Quaestio, the asset manager running Italian bank rescue fund Atlante, said on Thursday it would urge the new board of Banca Popolare di Vicenza to take legal action against those responsible for bringing the lender to the brink of collapse.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, vowed to take legal action if necessary to ensure Mueller's findings were available to the American people.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont highlighted measures like withholding federal funding if states continue to use cash bail, and authorizing the Justice Department to take legal action against jurisdictions that it believes are violating the Sixth Amendment, which guarantees defendants' rights in criminal trials.
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HONG KONG — It both comforts and depresses me, as a lawyer who has practiced for four decades, that every day over the past few months I have been besieged on Facebook by anxious Hong Kongers urging me to take legal action to help protesters.
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The newly public accusations were first made in 2011, when a former UnitedHealth executive, Benjamin Poehling, filed a complaint under the False Claims Act, a federal law that allows private citizens to take legal action when they believe a government program has been defrauded.
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Obviously I think the House will probably take legal action, but it just it bothers me that you've had a White House that's constantly undermined the intelligence community — the FBI, the Justice Department — and now you have an attorney general who is doing the same.
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He said in a later statement published by state news agency SPA that the report contained "false accusations confirmed as stemming from Callamard's preconceived ideas and positions towards the kingdom", and said Riyadh retained the right to take legal action in response to its claims.
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MUMBAI, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Indian minister M.J. Akbar called the multiple allegations of sexual assault against him "wild and baseless" on Sunday, and said he plans to take legal action against the women who have made the accusations, according to a report from Reuters partner ANI.
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It pledged to take legal action if needed to "weed out" bad performers in the sector, and proposed a range of amendments to its modaraba rules including the appointment of independent directors and the creation of a reserve fund for each institution to increase financial stability.
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"We've added an FAQ to our website to confirm that enrolling in the free credit-file monitoring and identity-theft protection that we are offering as part of this cybersecurity incident does not waive any rights to take legal action," the agency said on EquifaxSecurity2017.com.
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John McAfee, anti-virus software founder, current presidential candidate, and one-time murder…Read more ReadAccording to recently filed court documents, however, Intel threatened to take legal action in June after learning of the planned name change—an alleged infringement of the "McAfee" trademark owned by Intel.
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Despite the mass resignations, TIM's statutory auditors included Elliott's proposal in the agenda for the April meeting - a decision TIM's board on Monday called "unlawful", "erroneous and particularly serious", vowing to take legal action against the auditors "to protect the rights and interests of all shareholders".
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Democratic-leaning states may take legal action to challenge the cap on deductions of state and local taxes under the sweeping overhaul of the U.S. tax code, and even though such lawsuits would face long odds they could help galvanize Democrats for next year's mid-term election.
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Because Fancy Bear phishing efforts mimic and blend into Microsoft services, the court granted the company standing to take legal action, which not only allowed for its 2016 suit, but also laid the groundwork for Microsoft to seek court approvals as needed to take down malicious sites.
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According to The Guardian, Mr. Kemeny, who has worked as a senior executive for Pepsi and once bought an island off the coast of South Carolina, tried in vain for months to prevent the book's publication but will not take legal action to prevent its release.
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Ms. Goldiner said the Legal Aid Society was advising tenants this week that if a broker demands a fee to get an apartment, to pay it if they can and then take legal action in small-claims court or file a complaint with the Department of State.
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Atlantia's board confirmed at a meeting on Friday plans to take legal action against new measures curbing compensation for an early termination of the contract if the government does not move to amend the new rule by the end of the month, Il Messaggero reported on Saturday.
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The Anbang Insurance Group, which Mr. Wu controls as president and chief executive, said on Sunday that it would take legal action against Caixin Media and its editor in chief, Hu Shuli, after Caixin Weekly magazine questioned whether Anbang was as financially robust as the company claimed.
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No word yet on whether she'll take legal action, but for now ... she's gonna have to take her case up with the State of NY. Dina's pled not guilty to DWI, and a laundry list of other traffic violations ... including leaving the scene of an accident.
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"Now we can talk about the boycott of all settlements, the companies that work with them, et cetera, and actually take legal action against them if they continue to work with them," Riad Malki, the Palestinian foreign minister, was quoted as saying by the Palestinian news media.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British think-tank said on Monday it planned to take legal action over whether the government can take Britain out of the single market as part of its exit from the European Union, in the latest legal attempt to challenge the Brexit process.
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Also on Thursday, New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal, a Democrat, sent a "cease and desist" letter to Defense Distributed that threatened to take legal action against Wilson and his company if they made blueprints for 3D-printed guns available to residents of New Jersey.
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"We've added an FAQ to our website to confirm that enrolling in the free credit file monitoring and identity theft protection that we are offering as part of this cybersecurity incident does not waive any rights to take legal action," the agency said in an update on EquifaxSecurity2100.com.
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"The Archdiocese was forced to take legal action to protect all the five sisters from being taken advantage of by the Dana Hollister transaction in which Hollister improperly took possession of their property for only $44,000 in cash and a contingent promissory note," the church said in a statement.
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Davis isn't the first, or even the most recent, to take legal action against the NFL: There have been suits filed on the grounds of wage theft, gender and religious discrimination, emotional harassment, and more — and while many are still pending, some women have won their individual cases.
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"Your bill would allow law enforcement officials and victims to take legal action against those who have taken insufficient measures to limit the promulgation and advertising of such exploitative material on the internet," Christopher Padilla, IBM's vice president for regulatory affairs, wrote in a letter to Portman and Blumenthal.
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Ms. Sokola was able to sue Mr. Weinstein in New York under the Child Victims Act, a new state law that opened a one-year window allowing sexual abuse victims of any age — including those whose cases had expired under the old statute of limitations — to take legal action.
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Interviews often begin with some variation on "tell me about yourself," so perhaps toward the end of your opening response you could say something like: "You might find if you Google me that I was forced to take legal action when I left my last employer," Mr. Walsh suggests.
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When she checked her Facebook inbox after her interview was broadcast, she saw a message from a friend asking if she was OK. Attached was a link to a press conference held by local authorities; they were planning to take legal action against Paco for the offence caused by her work.
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Lemonade's CEO said that although DT's letter specifies that the startup stop using magenta globally, he thinks that the carrier waited until the startup entered Germany to take legal action because it put the startup squarely in German jurisdiction, where DT might get treated more favorably because of its ubiquity.
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Ten years ago, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg — now a 2020 presidential candidate — personally asked for me to be removed from my job as a public-school teacher and called for the city to take legal action against me, as was documented in numerous news reports at the time.
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The Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) would make it easier to take legal action against websites for facilitating sex trafficking by amending Section 28503 of the Communications Decency Act, a 22019 law that gives internet platforms legal immunity over content posted by third parties.
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In a video published on his Facebook page, Netanyahu said he had instructed his attorneys to take legal action against former armed forces chief Benny Gantz and ex-defence minister Moshe Yaalon, both from the centrist Blue and White party which is seeking to unseat the prime minister in an April 9 election.
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By preventing covered workers from joining forces to take legal action over workplace issues, the decision undercuts employees' leverage and empowers employers to "require their employees to waive their right to class actions," wrote Jeffrey Hirsch, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law, on the Workplace Prof Blog.
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"While we can't comment on whether the product is real or counterfeit, be assured we take any unauthorized selling very seriously and all steps are in place to control our distribution and take legal action if necessary to protect our brand," Birkenstock Americas CEO David Kahan told Business Insider in an email.
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"This serves as notice that we will take legal action against companies for which we only have off-platform evidence of abuse if that abuse continues beyond December 7, 2019, or if those companies are linked to on-platform evidence of abuse before that date," it said in an FAQ post on its site.
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The plan worked, as Rockstar announced on its support forum this past weekend: After discussions with Take-Two, Take-Two has agreed that it generally will not take legal action against third-party projects involving Rockstar's PC games that are single-player, non-commercial, and respect the intellectual property (IP) rights of third parties.
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"Instead of taking concrete action to address discrimination, like moving to an anonymous profile system as other online marketplaces use or removing their requirement that users waive their right to take legal action when facing discrimination, Airbnb is playing the crisis communications game to hide from their responsibility," said New York City Councilman Donovan Richards.
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" She said she's motivated to take legal action because "quite clearly, there is responsibility on the part of the organizers… Officials did not shout any warning as the player's ball went into the crowd… More than anything I want them to take care of all the medical bills to make sure there is no risk of infection.
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"It was really the publication of a children's book featuring Pepe and hateful themes that pushed Matt over the edge, to the point at which he became willing to take legal action against alt-right uses of Pepe, and in particular people making money by associating Pepe with hate," Tompros and Steinberg said in a statement.
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But the energy group was flat overall, with Cameco Corp falling sharply for a second day, down 5.9 percent to C$13.83, as the uranium producer said it would take legal action against Tokyo Electric Power Company for attempting to terminate a supply contract and RBC Capital cut its view on the stock to "sector perform" from "outperform".
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According to a report by the Concord Monitor, Senate Resolution 66 is a "fetal homicide" bill that defines a fetus past 20 weeks of gestation as a person in order to protect pregnant mothers and their unborn children from violence and offer the opportunity to take legal action if, for example, fetuses are killed in car accidents or attacks.
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A GOP lawmaker tells The Hill that the families of 9/11 victims should sue the government of Saudi Arabia now that Congress has overridden President Obama's veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA.) "Families have the ability to take legal action against the Saudi government, and I think they should do it," Rep.
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Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, and other artists protested by cancelling performances in North Carolina, several major corporations threatened to stop doing business in the state, and, most significantly, the Department of Justice (DOJ) threatened to take legal action and withhold federal funding unless McCrory, a Republican, used his powers as governor to block the law from being implemented.
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T) said it could take legal action against the official Brexit campaign for using its logo in leaflets, following fellow Japanese carmaker Toyota as both firms said the use of their logos could give the impression they backed Britain leaving the EU. On one "Vote Leave" flyer, the logos appeared next to those of four other major companies including Unilever (ULVR.
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With its newfound, ruthless owners, the patent earned the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Stupid Patent of the Month in 2015, for being "ridiculously broad" and a case of patent trolling—squatting on a patent that's so broad and obscure that it can be used to take legal action against a large number of companies, some of which might rather pay the patent holder than fight them in court.
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Therefore, the federal Right to Try amendment being considered for attachment to the wholly-unrelated PDUFA legislation encourages the worst hypothetical scenarios: for-profit sales, of unproven and potentially harmful medical interventions for dying patients, with no oversight of any independent entity – including the FDA – and no ability for any branch of the federal government to take legal action to prevent, deter or penalize wrongdoing.
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" UK states it will arrest Assange regardless & refuses to confirm or deny whether it has already received an extradition request from the US. — WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) May 19, 2017 British law enforcement made it clear that they would still take legal action regarding Assange should the need arise, and that the decision from Sweden does not affect other reasons for his potential arrest for a "less serious offense.
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Rep. Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) is threatening to take legal action against President Obama's regulatory chief for failing to comply with a subpoena for documents dealing with the review of a controversial water rule.
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Fordham University is confirming Michael Cohen's claim that he threatened to take legal action against the New York school if it released then-candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's academic records during the presidential campaign.
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"After a deeper investigation of Mr. Brown's claim, we believe his accusations are fraudulent and we intend to take legal action against both Mr. Brown and his attorney," Whole Foods said in a statement, adding that it's seeking up to $100,000 in damages When Brown first went public, internet commenters pointed out potential discrepancies in the cake's frosting, and wondered how the man could have possibly walked out of the store without reading it.
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Former White House press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE is threatening to take legal action against The Associated Press over a report from the wire service about an incident on his book tour.
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California was one of several states to take legal action against the Trump administration and Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE over the addition of the citizenship question.
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