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Understanding Chairman Pai's Proposal to Dismantle Net Neutrality finds her principled fury taking to task Pai's RIFO.
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The ad never named any of the officials that it was taking to task, and the newspaper publicly apologized for the factual errors.
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On Globes night, Farrow — who does appear to support Time's Up's concept as a whole — tweeted a thread taking to task Hollywood's relationship with Allen.
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The US Food and Drug Administration is taking to task mega-retailers that are in violation of restrictions against the sale of tobacco products to minors.
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But the report goes further by taking to task the very same Islamic banks that dominate the sector and which have shied away from financing projects with longer tenors.
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In July, it fired back at Jen Gunter, a San Francisco obstetrician-gynecologist who rails against many of Goop's health claims — the kinds Truth in Advertising is now taking to task.
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It is, therefore, unfortunate that instead of taking to task those responsible for fiscal and structural policies, the naysayers keep heaping insults and opprobrium on the Fed for its support to the U.S. economy.
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And the attorney general at the time, Loretta Lynch, he was also taking to task in the report for her now infamous tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton just before they came to a decision in June of 2016.
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Add to these problems the possibility of an active advocacy community taking to task an app that can't be effectively used by individuals who are blind or have low vision or other disabilities and the impact on a business and its brand can be both swift and significant.
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Professionally, Ahmed was a businessman with his own vehicle repair and recovery service. He also ran a technical training institute in the city to rehabilitate young militants during the height of the civil war. Additionally, Ahmed was politically engaged, often taking to task local leaders for failing to put an end to the civil conflict. He was politically unaligned, and advocated peace and reconciliation.
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