"I witnessed the opposition trampling human dignity, trampling poor people," she said at the rap rally.
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"People were trampling each other, hopping fences, crying hysterically," @tylergabriel_wrote.
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"They're already trampling on our right to information," she said.
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I swear... that I am trampling over 35 million people.
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This included armed robbery, violating international smuggling laws, and trampling children.
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Saudi Arabia is not keen on Westerners trampling around the kingdom.
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Other judges see some bondsmen as trampling the rights of defendants.
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It depends on the recognition, not the trampling, of disparate views.
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The river runs bright through the canyons, unfouled by trampling livestock.
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"There were people trampling other people, cars hitting other cars," she said.
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The majority of the injuries were caused by trampling from the crowd.
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China's government accused the demonstrators of trampling on "the rule of law".
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Morton: It appears that Donald Trump is trampling all over the Constitution.
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Each year, cows kill about 20 people, typically by kicking or trampling.
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Trampling around in fields of mud has never been so envy-inducing.
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Many believe that Canadians are exempt from government trampling on our rights.
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"You don't want people trampling around in your house," Mr. Talley said.
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One video showed crowds trampling a large banner of Sisi in Damietta.
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"I wanted to show Trump while trampling symbols of culture," he said.
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There are areas in the Reserve that haven't recovered from trampling in 2017.
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Mr. Wallace demonized the federal government as an oppressor trampling on states' rights.
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Crafting a Houdini-style escape from an arena, and trampling someone's rose garden.
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But also with ignoble silence about his trampling of democracy and human rights.
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That trampling sound you hear is them rushing to the altar of Bezos.
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Much of the case for "trampling," then, is a case against Trump's rhetoric.
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This is a recipe for rushed justice and the trampling of due process.
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How do we pursue prosperity without trampling our cherished traditions and common spaces?
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Police are calling it a "massive trampling" after the van mounted the sidewalk.
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How can women protect one another without trampling the rights of the accused?
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Facebook, for example, has routinely found itself under fire for trampling net neutrality overseas.
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One placard bore the image of a military boot trampling a map of Venezuela.
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The filing accuses the SEC of trampling on Mr Musk's right to free speech.
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They said Peloton must stop "trampling" their rights by using their songs for free.
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Practice asserting yourself without getting aggressive (and trampling over someone else in the process).
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Hungary accuses Ukraine of trampling over the educational rights of its ethnic Hungarian minority.
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The case comes amid conservative accusations that the EPA is trampling private property rights.
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Many people reportedly stormed past the farm's small staff without paying, trampling delicate plants.
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"We don't want a lot of people trampling all over the place," Gilbert said.
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The doors shattered and shoppers stampeded through, fatally trampling a worker, Jdimytai Damour, 34.
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But the Trump administration is trampling on these rights in violation of the INA.
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Rights groups also condemned the project for trampling on the rights of local populations.
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Two people suffered trampling injuries, while one person was treated for anxiety, police said.
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Some are trampling on the family grave, while others are being a bit nostalgic.
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The crowd fled to the only fire exit, trampling one another in their panic.
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San Jorge himself is clad in armor and mounted on a horse, trampling a dragon.
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It is these that Mr Trump is trampling over—and which Americans need to defend.
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Mr Trump spent much of the campaign trampling on the norms of domestic political debate.
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"With the exception of trampling on our Constitution, everything has to be on the table."
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An interesting side effect of this world-trampling warmongering is the paranoia that happens stateside.
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That resulted in fans outside flooding in, trampling some and crushing others against steel fencing.
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To him, making America great evidently means trampling millions of its citizens into the dust.
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The addition, which dates to the 1990s, represents another example of Stallman trampling personal boundaries.
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Others, thrown down on the floor or pavement, nobly accepted the trampling of the crowd.
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Shorees was rushed to the hospital, treated for bruises sustained during frantic trampling inside the terminal.
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He talked of brother ass and sister sparrow and rescued worms from trampling on the road.
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You folks are part of it and we can't have politicians trampling on it with impunity.
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And this company's trampling of net neutrality might push others away before they even get there.
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This may mean compromising some civil rights and it certainly does mean trampling on political correctness.
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Big tech trampling on small local businesses is normally more of an Amazon thing, after all.
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With Trump — his candidacy and now his presidency — the trampling of norms has become a stampede.
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There were other partial footprint-like depressions, but evidence of trampling made them harder to discern.
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In an interview, Rubio insisted he'd never viewed Trump's win as trampling on his own prospects.
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Tillerson, for instance, said last year that he often had to stop Trump from trampling boundaries.
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Video captured one of the frightened elephants running through the crowd, trampling those in its path.
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An authoritarian-minded regime will continue trampling norms and accruing power as long as it can.
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He knew full well that President Xi is trampling all over our interest and our allies interest.
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"This administration is basically trampling on the tribe's history — and to put it poignantly, its ancestry," Rep.
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Like the new White House, they see the trampling of existing norms as the removal of obstacles.
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Coups usually entail the violent overthrow of a government or a trampling of constitutional rules and procedures.
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It's surreal because even someone who's trampling someone's head in real life can still speak, usually, hopefully.
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Today, it is secularists and liberals who feel the government is trampling on their way of life.
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The proposed legislation respects this position by not trampling on the role of state and local governments.
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What's to be done to shrink the democratic risks of political manipulation without trampling freedom of expression?
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We are witnessing an escalating chorus of complaints that modern universities are trampling on the First Amendment.
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Miguel (Arturo del Puerto) is the newly separated horndog, with Jandice (Juliette Lewis) his boundary-trampling girlfriend.
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The asphalt and the trampling feet of visitors in the grove were making the trees more vulnerable.
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"She fell and people were just trampling all over her without taking much notice," the student said.
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While other US leaders have stepped more carefully around Pakistan's sensitivities, Trump is trampling right over them.
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Elizabeth Warren: The government can enforce the law and protect our security without trampling on Americans' privacy.
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The rapper dropped a whopping $500,000 for this insane Archangel chain ... featuring St. Michael trampling on Satan.
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The trick will be for Michael Kors to guide Versace's growth without trampling its distinctive creative vision.
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It's not just death that ushers in this huge elephant that's following behind us, trampling over our relationships.
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Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, had spent the previous fortnight trampling government policy with apparent impunity (see article).
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They don't need Washington elites trampling on their freedom of choice and picking their financial products for them.
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Americans want what's best for them individually, even if getting it means trampling on the rights of minorities.
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Not doing so would signal to Mr. Putin that he can get away with trampling on Ukraine's sovereignty.
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" Panicked, Fisher says she and Corona joined the hoards of people fleeing, but "everyone was trampling over everybody.
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Senate Republicans are trampling on their constitutional responsibility, and on the oath they swore to carry it out.
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These harsh and discriminatory laws are making pregnancy more dangerous and trampling on human rights in the process.
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Trump moved along, and the woman reclaimed her phone despite a near-trampling by a Secret Service agent.
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And no one should go to a Robert O'Hara play who isn't up for some trampling of sensitivities.
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Both places have garnered international attention for the Chinese government&aposs trampling of human rights in those regions.
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"Border patrol agents have a duty to protect our borders without trampling on our constitutional rights," said Sen.
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"The majority of the injuries are minor and as a result of trampling injuries from the crowd," she said.
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Padilla, known to fans as "The Pirate," fell during his escape, leading to the bull trampling and mauling him.
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The one- (now two-) child policy remains the extreme example of a supposed greater good trampling over private interests.
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"I saw people jumping over the fence, people trampling over each other, it was just widespread chaos," he said.
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Such grievances allege market-distorting subsidies, the coerced surrender of proprietary technology and the trampling of intellectual property rights.
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The fact of the matter is, this is a trampling of religious freedom and religious liberty in this country.
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The second instance of Trump trampling our democracy came when he was in Japan for the G-85033 Summit.
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They were enjoying their high-class waltz, but their feet were trampling the middle class, which is going away.
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A few months after buying Sun, Oracle sued Google, accusing the company of trampling on its intellectual property rights.
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A few months after buying Sun, Oracle sued Google, accusing the company of trampling on its intellectual-property rights.
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In a matter of seconds, those people had hit the floor or they are running and trampling each other.
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It must be prevented from trampling on the Kashmiris' right of democracy, peace, dignity and freedom from India's oppression.
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They feel abused, and because they feel abused they feel legitimate in trampling on the rights of the others.
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"This administration is basically trampling on the tribe's history — and to put it poignantly, its ancestry," Grijalva told CBS News.
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But the white settlers who made it rich treated aboriginals with contempt, grabbing their land and trampling on their culture.
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Trump's continued trampling on the dignity of the office is going to give America's allies a lot to think about.
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In a new blog post, Adblock Plus declared "Trampling on users' free will is not sustainable — even if you're Facebook".
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Those gestures, though, have disturbed some conservatives, who say the Pope is trampling on Catholic traditions or flouting church laws.
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They can't speak, they're running, they're trampling, they're clawing, they're completely visceral and violent in their pursuit of winter jackets.
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"I froze and felt sick to my stomach when the bull came running back and started trampling Wyatt," she says.
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And, unlike Mr Juppé, he has no qualms about trampling over ground occupied by the ultra-nationalist Marine Le Pen.
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But can Trump really succeed in trampling the constitutional constraints (media scrutiny, legislative opposition, judicial review) that threaten his objectives?
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He is trampling a longstanding tradition of keeping these events nonpartisan — apolitical even — and focused on bringing the nation together.
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"She uses a system of very subtle cues, like shoving and trampling, to prevent them from developing sexually," says Faulkes.
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They accuse the outsiders of trampling on Arab heritage for profit and pushing the dance form in a brash direction.
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They have also been accused of trampling the privacy of users and abusing their dominance while competing with smaller companies.
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While using methods designed to keep us safe, the Obama administration was trampling on the law and our constitutional rights.
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So far, 25 people have been reported with gunshot injuries and several more were hurt in the trampling that followed.
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The animal then ran full speed into a crowd, who were sitting on the side of the road, trampling the boy.
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It is also guilty of trampling far too much on people's privacy, by keeping tabs of all their comings and goings.
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The filing accused the federal government of seeking "dangerous power" through the courts and of trampling on the company's constitutional rights.
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Brexit suggests that, when people feel that remote elites are trampling on their culture and threatening their identity, they react unpredictably.
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Park rangers have already begun to close off trails in areas of peak bloom because of too many visitors' trampling feet.
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The Lannisters stand astride the country like colossi, but their power is mostly illusory — they mostly gain it from trampling everybody.
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Image: Steven PlattElephants, through their trampling, foraging, and pooping, exert a large environmental footprint—both literally and figuratively—on the landscape.
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That Bangladesh's government can get away with trampling on democracy, freedom and the rule of law owes much to two factors.
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Ask yourself if a behavior or spending pattern is helping you reach your goals, or if it's in fact trampling them.
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Those members are trying to ease his exit without trampling on his legacy during his 50-plus years in the House.
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It is unsettling that the United States and Europe have responded so meekly to Mr. Erdogan's trampling of a free press.
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Because it works against those valiant infosec efforts — so risks eroding users' security as well as trampling all over their privacy.
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Immediately, Anthony said, people began screaming and running, flipping tables, breaking glass, ducking underneath the bar, and trampling over one another.
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Even so, Trump has broken new ground in trampling the norms and regulations that restrict the political behavior of service members.
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You see this in a large charcoal painting study by Rivera of the firebrand revolutionary Emiliano Zapata trampling an enemy underfoot.
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The government has suggested that building a wall would prevent migrants from trampling over the desert in vehicles and on foot.
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The House of Trump has sprayed an insecticide on any possible complementary code, and so they are continually trampling basic decency.
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Both cited security concerns for their decision, but Erdogan has accused them of using "Nazi methods" and trampling on free speech.
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Price has said in the past that the contraception mandate is 'trampling on religious freedom and religious liberty in this country.
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Democrats, meanwhile, do not want to go too far in giving concessions to Trump and trampling on the energized liberal base.
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Free speech advocates say the Democrats' calls for Silicon Valley to play political gatekeeper risk trampling on constitutionally protected political discourse.
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"I don't know when they became so certain about due process after trampling the president's rights," Short told host Chris Wallace.
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These huge birds stagger around in the dark, sometimes trampling over the corpses of those who do not live to be adults.
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Most American foreign-policy experts were also appalled at what looked like careless trampling over decades of finely tuned diplomacy (see article).
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The trouble comes not from a populist demagogue trampling on institutional constraint but from countermajoritarian institutions being deployed to stymie popular will.
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There, he spent his boyhood trampling through a deep, unkempt forest with his brother, training his BB gun on anything that moved.
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For Facebook to empower all communities, it must also adapt to them, without trampling the unique opinions of the individuals within them.
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We are going to remind the administration that there will be consequences for trampling the rights and values that we hold dear.
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Thousands of Poles recently took to the streets to express their concern that the government was trampling on democracy and human freedoms.
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But the rapper maintained it was self-defense even though he admitted to throwing Jafari to the ground and trampling his arm.
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Like trampling on a crime scene Bruce Bechtol says evidence that might have been collected will now be lost to the world.
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I'd spent weeks worrying about rowdy bros trampling us on their paths to the front row and mean girls making snarky comments.
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Forest floor trampling and soil compaction need to be accounted for, but can be alleviated if more parks were opened, Hamilton argues.
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I've had an aversion to those ever since I was stung as a kid trampling through the English countryside one summer vacation.
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For example, many Poles are willing to overlook the government's disregard for the rule of law and its trampling of the Constitution.
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There's an old trope that when faced with disaster, human beings lose all rationality, running around panicking, looting and trampling one another.
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Some drew the ire of locals and environmentalists, who saw people trampling flowers and clogging traffic in pursuit of the perfect shot.
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We have all witnessed President Trump's continued political and social ineptitude, self-aggrandizement and trampling of the work done by Mr. Obama.
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ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — The Polish avant-garde director and playwright Tadeusz Kantor was drawn to the forbidden, to trampling on taboos.
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" On the Senate floor Thursday, the usually mild-mannered Gardner was outraged, calling the decision "a trampling of Colorado's rights, its voters.
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Politically correct bureaucrats in federal agencies have been treating religious freedom as an afterthought at best, and trampling it underfoot at worst.
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Senate Democrats are extremely unlikely to support this kind of norm-trampling, despite seeing their counterparts across the aisle do it repeatedly.
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India, forced to maintain a huge garrison on permanent alert, hunts the intruders as terrorists, trampling on ordinary Kashmiris as it does so.
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Mr Orban has shown that the international cost of trampling democratic norms and the rule of law appears to be close to zero.
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Hundreds of residents followed the elephant as it lumbered through the streets of Siliguri, knocking over walls of small shacks and trampling motorbikes.
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It also just comes from listening to the news, with people just stampeding, literally trampling to death other people all over the country.
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There has always been a romantic impulse to protect clouds from our own stubbornly rational intellects, to keep knowledge from trampling their magic.
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From congressional Democrats to their media allies, anti-gun liberals are predictably criticizing law-abiding gun owners and trampling on the Second Amendment.
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Concerned that visitors were trampling the flowers and damaging fields, the tourism board released a guide of dos and don'ts for taking selfies.
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It is a tale of promises not kept, corruption and the trampling of farmers' rights in the stampede for natural resources and profits.
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The story of how the authorities muzzled Dr. Li became an instant parable for their trampling on the Chinese public's right to know.
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The escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China has focused the coerced surrender of proprietary technology and the trampling of intellectual property rights.
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In 1874 an American cartoonist portrayed the railroad as a monster of "capital", trampling on the rights of the little people in its way.
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The time has come for somebody somewhere to shine a spotlight on the trampling of this man's civil rights and that time is now.
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Second, MPs keen on advancing their own careers will usually avoid trampling on the toes of their party's leadership by proposing their own amendments.
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The report also found that parts of the drainage system were clogged with vegetation or damaged due to trampling by large animals like cows.
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After two-and-a-half years, Americans are more than used to Trump's proclivity for trampling on even the most basic of human dignities.
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" She told members of a House committee that companies should deliver returns to shareholders "without trampling on the dignity and rights of their employees.
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Trampling from crowds has left much of the stretch a dust bowl that the National Park Service has tried for year to re-turf.
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Reopening it without trampling on legitimate environmental concerns would show the country is not just open for business but transforming the way it operates.
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"Banned for a century people, and here comes the Trump Administration trampling all over it, like they do the U.S. Constitution," Democratic US Rep.
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A California rancher's daughter, she was accused by a colleague of "trampling through the pages of the magazine with cowboy boots covered with dung".
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His concerns seven years ago about the trampling of such a sacred site by tourists was minuscule compared with the construction project now underway.
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Case No. 2167, for example, involved three shepherds who beat a farmer after he asked them to stop their sheep from trampling his crops.
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The plaintiffs in the lawsuits filed on Monday include victims of gunshot wounds and trampling as well as those suffering from post-traumatic stress.
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He strode along Main Street toward the stadium, wearing a black overcoat, bulling into the breeze like a Big Ugly trampling a nose tackle.
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But she is wrong to believe that trampling the rights of Muslim women to wear what they please will satisfy the anti-immigrant forces.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused other countries' soccer fans of "absolutely provocative actions" at the tournament, such as trampling on the Russian flag.
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"That is a glaring example of Washington's continued practice of violating UNSC resolution 2231 and its trampling on international law," the foreign ministry said.
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Some argue that the work permit aspect of DACA altered immigration laws (by sanctioning work by undocumented people), thus trampling on Congress's legislative power.
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"Who do you think you are, trampling all over my favorite reindeer?" says Wolfhard in the video below, before launching into a blistering riposte.
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It was the most blatant trampling on the autonomy of Hong Kong's police since the territory's return to China in 1997—at least, until now.
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Germany and the Netherlands cited security concerns for their decision, but Erdogan has accused them of using "Nazi methods" and of trampling on free speech.
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The tougher penalties also apply to desecration of the national flag, or emblem, including burning, defacing or trampling on it in public, the report said.
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While revered as a cultural and religious icon, they are also hounded when they wander into human settlements, damaging crops and homes, and trampling people.
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One former senior aide to President George W. Bush said her endorsement of Ivanka Trump's product line is "trampling on the other side" of ethical.
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Other social posts from incensed netizens on Weibo showed people letting their kids defecate in the bushes, and others trampling on manicured lawns for photos.
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In favor: You picked your spot to trash America because you know they're too busy eating leftovers and trampling each other at Walmart to notice.
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If they are spooked by noise or the appearance of a predator, they might stampede into the water, trampling younger and smaller animals to death.
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The administration's new contraception exemptions "are another example of the Trump administration trampling on people's rights, but in this case only women," Becerra told Reuters.
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Degrading the internet, blocking speech and trampling what consumers now have come to expect would not be profitable, and the public backlash would be unbearable.
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You're trampling over the little guys that invested in something and wanted to have some exclusivity, as they were told when they bought the medallion.
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He has imposed draconian restrictions on the media and NGOs, and there is ample evidence of his packing the courts, trampling the rule of law.
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Conservatives suddenly invented this "religious liberty" argument as another means of trampling the dignity of other LGBTQ Americans, many of whom are people of faith.
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As vaping rates among teens climb, the FDA has made a high-profile effort to address the public health concern without trampling on adults' rights.
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For now, however, using the failed coup against him as cover, Mr Erdogan is trampling on the same rights he granted the Kurds in years past.
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These beasts, protected in reserves and national parks such as Kafue, which cover around 30% of the country, can be destructive, trampling farmland and wrecking homes.
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But Mr Trump probably does not realise that he is trampling on America's political norms, changing the way the country is governed through profound absent-mindedness.
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She says the bullet incapacitated her, and fleeing concertgoers ended up trampling her, which she partly blames on Live Nation for having an inadequate exit plan.
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But this year, President Trump had conservatives at CPAC eating out of the palm of his hands, even when trampling on longstanding pillars of conservative doctrine.
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TO THE extent that Goldman Sachs has anything to do with the little guy, it is usually accused of trampling over him in pursuit of profit.
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We were sure of it now: the sound was that of lowing cows, trampling hooves, and herders calling out names that are given only to cows.
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VSL is sometimes attacked from the left as craven, a reductio ad absurdum of economistic reasoning trampling over everything, including the value of human life itself.
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The stand saved by the firefighters' efforts is located at an undisclosed sandstone grove, kept secret to prevent visitors from trampling the trees or introducing diseases.
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As his trampling of Republican anxiety about a national emergency showed last week, Trump's not much worried about putting his own party in unpleasant political spots.
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Looking at 722 fatalities globally, researchers at UBC and the University of Victoria determined the bulk were caused by trampling, motor-vehicle-related deaths, and structural collapses.
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The Bannon camp insisted that such residents be admitted only on a case-by-case basis—a trampling of immigration procedures from which the administration later retreated.
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The escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China has focused on allegations of the coerced surrender of proprietary technology and the trampling of intellectual property rights.
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They have been the most prominent of Donald Trump's early supporters, and he has returned the favor by demeaning their loved ones and trampling on their pride.
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In attempting to one-up their Republican rivals, they have employed two tropes usually found in the conservative playbook: trampling on civil liberties and demonizing the poor.
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David Darger, the Colorado City manager, pushed back on the stand, accusing the government of having a political agenda and trampling on his rights as an American.
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They had been sent by officials and were coming to take down the barbed wire that protected her rubber saplings from the trampling of cows and buffalos.
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Erdoğan will continue to use the state of emergency as a way to harass and isolate political enemies, real and perceived, trampling civil liberties along the way.
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His unexpected defeat was greeted with joy in Banjul, the capital, with crowds pulling down the ubiquitous posters of a grinning Jammeh and trampling them under foot.
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It appears the current administration, incoming administration, and some in Congress don't mind trampling on the Constitution, just as long as it doesn't infringe on their rights.
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The government is bloated, inefficient and trampling on freedoms, the thinking goes; therefore, it deserves as little of our tax money to prop it up as possible.
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That's how I felt watching Rise as it tried to convince me that Lou knows best and everyone he steamrolls will be better off for the trampling.
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Rural farmers struggle to keep elephants from eating their crops and trampling their fields, as the animals often wander into farms and villages, sometimes with deadly consequences.
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The authors said guidelines were needed to establish and manage tourist sites that outline the best way to protect the fireflies from trampling, light pollution, and pesticides.
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Trump has highlighted a viral clip of protesters avoiding trampling on an American flag in the street, taking it as a sign of respect for his administration.
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In sports, the Kentucky Derby is won by Country House after the apparent winner, Maximum Security, is disqualified for trampling an NFL officiating crew on the backstretch.
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No one questions that Nicolás Maduro has wrought destruction: the worst economic collapse in recorded Latin American history, relentless trampling of political rights and merciless police violence.
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But they also have a legal and moral responsibility to deliver returns to shareholders without trampling on the dignity and rights of their employees and other stakeholders.
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Conflict between humans and dangerous wildlife is commonplace in much of the world, from elephants trampling crops in India and Africa to alligators in Florida eating pet dogs.
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WASHINGTON — Hungarian strongman Viktor Orban has been widely accused of rolling back democracy, undermining press freedom, villainizing refugees and trampling over the independence of his country's court system.
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From his trampling of the Republican primary field to a convincing electoral victory over Hillary Clinton after a shockingly nasty general election campaign, some could arrive in volumes.
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You can't legislate away negative partisanship, and you can't entirely prevent corporations and the wealthy from exerting some degree of oligarchic power without trampling on freedom of speech.
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Specifically, the face of a trampling fetishist named Matt, who's been invited to lie on the floor and get stepped on by Singh and her friends, myself included.
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The bulls are sent charging through the adult theme park's behind-the-scenes labs, trampling soldiers who we assume were sent to Westworld to suppress the host uprising.
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"Elephants trampling on tourists and tourists having their legs cut off by speed boats, this won't happen any more," Surachet told Reuters, referring to two recent fatal accidents.
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"As I was lying on top of them people were trampling over top of us trying to escape the area," wrote the officer, identified only as M. Amburgey.
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You can't legislate negative partisanship away, and you can't entirely prevent corporations and the wealthy from exerting some degree of oligarchic power without trampling on freedom of speech.
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Taking a walk is a religious act for Jains, who act on their reverence for all life by taking pains to avoid trampling on even the tiniest bug.
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"As I was lying on top of them people were trampling over top of us trying to escape the area," wrote one officer, identified only as M. Amburgey.
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She and other opponents made the usual arguments against trampling property rights through the use of eminent domain, obliterating their pastoral views and disrupting their way of life.
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"The legislature is trampling on the clear will of voters," Jonathan Schleifer, execute director of The Fairness Project, which helped push the ballot referendum, said in a statement.
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Travel can be fraught with questions about appreciation versus appropriation — heedless tourists can treat cultures as instruments for their own enrichment, and risk trampling them in the process.
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It had killed at least 0003 people by the time it made landfall in Cuba Friday night as a Category 2000, trampling directly through the island's northern coast.
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Indeed, I suspect that many of his officials are engaged in what I once saw described as "bicycling": bowing to the man above while trampling on those below.
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The federal judge in Washington had briefly turned Roger Stone's hours-long sentencing hearing to focus on the Justice Department leadership's trampling its career prosecutors the previous week.
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The only threat to the Constitution that House Democrats have brought to light is their own degradation of the impeachment process and trampling of the separation of powers.
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The plan stems from a widespread feeling that China's relentless drive to get ahead economically has created a spiritual vacuum, and sometimes justifies breaking rules and trampling civility.
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"The legislature is trampling on the clear will of voters," Jonathan Schleifer, executive director of the Fairness Project, which helped push the ballot referendum, said in a statement.
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In that scenario, you're probably dead, and the last thing you'll see is a bunch of animals being engulfed by biting rats while they're simultaneously trampling on the rats.
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Republicans charged that Democrats had abandoned the precedents of past presidential impeachments by limiting who could take part in the proceedings, and that they were trampling on due process.
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The thing with Glastonbury is… the ground doesn't need to be that wet to be muddy, because you have hundreds of thousands trampling over it x amount of times.
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During the recent monsoon season, elephant herds crossed the nearby Peechi reservoir and raided the neighboring villages of Kalladik, Thekkumpadu and Poolachode, trampling plantain trees and destroying villagers' huts.
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He was arrested in October 1978 and jailed for 13 years for "counter-revolutionary" crimes, including the "brutal persecution of revolutionary cadres" and "trampling on the socialist legal system".
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With that many visitors trampling through, of course some of them are going to be ignorant, ill-prepared, or just plain dumb—putting flora, fauna, and themselves in danger.
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They encompass an economic argument that Brussels is too heavy-handed with regulation, and assertions that institutions like the European Court of Justice are trampling on the nation's sovereignty.
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Trump is trampling upon every taboo and sensitivity that liberalism has erected in the last 50 years, and Republican leaders have learned to get by in that uptight habitat.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that U.S. President Donald Trump's "unfortunate" decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel was "trampling on international laws".
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Look no further than Egypt's assassinated Anwar el-Sadat or the toppled shah of Iran to see the fate of tradition-trampling Westernizing leaders of Muslim Middle Eastern states.
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Turkey says the measures are necessary to defend its security, while rights groups and some Western allies accuse it of skirting the rule of law and trampling on freedoms.
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Israel's domestic security agency, the Shin Bet, has found itself on the defensive, accused by right-wing organizations of trampling on the rights of those suspected in the stoning.
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"I was probably all of 20133 pounds at the time, and I had two grown men trampling me with their knees while I was on the ground," he said.
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Snow insulates soil, and by trampling it in search of forage, big herbivores expose the permafrost to the air, lowering ground temperatures by as much as 40 degrees centigrade.
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The House Financial Services Committee's hearing, "Short-Term, Small Dollar Lending: The C.F.P.B.'s Assault on Access to Credit and Trampling of State and Tribal Sovereignty," starts at 1 p.m.
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Bullet holes, blood, brains scarring the walls of an agricultural warehouse, where a couple of guys were working, trampling over the labels placed around the site by war crimes investigators.
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"He's a guy who gets the respect of everyone in the room without trampling on anyone's feelings along the way," says San Jose Mercury News Sharks beat reporter Curtis Pashelka.
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The animals, reacting to the loss of their forest habitat and a scarcity of food, frequently invaded the farmland around the village, trampling on plants and crops and destroying incomes.
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And because of their kindness, because of how they love this person they are trying to get a gift for, they maybe forget to love this other person they're trampling.
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This movement has no problems with trampling on the rights and purpose of our historic 'checks and balances' constitutional form of government, if it is seen as giving them power.
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"This decision, which is based on false claims and allegations, is trampling the reputation of the institution in question," the ministry said in a statement, referring to the European Parliament.
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Turkey says the measures are necessary to defend its security, while human rights groups and some Western allies accuse it of skirting the rule of law and trampling on freedoms.
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Just as many companies fail in free markets due to poor ideas, poor ideas should not mean unfettered trampling of investors and the protections established to maintain trust in markets.
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Where Mike has a loud, large and boisterous presence (a neighbor once compared him to a Labrador retriever, happily trampling everyone's shrubbery), Perla is quiet, petite, deliberate and self-contained.
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I hope that those narrative of vague hope and actual political change are remembered so well that the new frameworks of defunding, disrespecting, and trampling over don't completely eradicate them.
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The raid of Mr. Carmody's apartment prompted criticism of what free-press advocates have characterized as a trampling of First Amendment rights and a California shield law that protects journalists.
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Most Canadians remember the violence and the trampling of civil rights by the police when Canada hosted the Group of 203 and Group of 20 summit meetings eight years ago.
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Lawmakers typically "deconflict" committee investigations with any concurrent Justice probes to avoid trampling on prosecutorial turf — by providing congressional immunity to someone Justice may later wish to pursue, for example.
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"Taner Kilic has a long and distinguished record of defending exactly the kind of freedoms that the Turkish authorities are now intent on trampling," said Salil Shetty, Amnesty's secretary general.
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Most crushing of all, they find it increasingly difficult to teach their children why it is important to play by the rules when all those about them are trampling them.
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One member of the Lega party went one step further, however, after he was filmed trampling on the Commission's decision with his shoe – one that was "Made in Italy," no less.
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You know those Black Friday videos of customers running to the store and trampling each other for a TV like the IRL version of the wildebeest stampede in The Lion King?
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It's hard to see a group of women stomping on a man at a punk show—a space historically dominated by masculine aggression—and not imagine they're symbolically trampling the patriarchy.
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They said he created a mentally and physically abusive training environment at his gym, blaming girls for their injuries, trampling their self-esteem, and making them vulnerable to the sexual abuse.
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In recent years, hordes of Thanksgiving shoppers leaving their homes to take advantage of sales—often trampling and fighting with others along the way—has been a source of growing controversy.
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Voters will say, You're trampling my premiums by making me buy this — but you'd be surprised at how many things you have to buy, like the seat belts in your car.
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He points to no instances of transgender children trampling on the freedoms of their classmates, and is silent about the fact that this move will make life harder for those children.
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In his speech on Monday Duterte scoffed at accusations that he was trampling on human rights and said law enforcers should not worry about criminal liability while acting on his campaign.
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Addressing the Save Democracy March, Congress leaders accused Modi of trampling on civil rights and of failing to alleviate the impact of a drought under which 400 million Indians are suffering.
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The competitiveness at physical stores has had a dark undercurrent, too, with pictures of crazed shoppers trampling over others to get to the best bargains an annual theme in the media.
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It dawned on people when they heard screams, when they saw bloodied victims collapse around them, or when others stampeded for the exits, trampling some of the people in their way.
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Mr. Piotrowicz, meanwhile, received a medal from Archbishop Jozef Michalik, who expressed compassion for the convicted priest and accused the media of trampling the truth and displaying hostility toward the church.
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In fact, social scientists observe more generous behavior—checking on neighbors to make sure they have a way out of town, for example—than anti-social behavior like trampling and looting.
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A few days after defeating Johnson in Cuba, Willard landed in Florida, where police struggled to control the crowd running and cutting ropes and trampling fences just to get near Willard.
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The movements of dressage are said to have their origins in the training of horses for war, and one theory suggests that the piaffe might have been useful for trampling enemies.
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The combination of rhino poaching, elephant trampling and man-eating lions may have captured the attention of the moment, but this man wasn't the first -- and he won't be the last.
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The crimes alleged by Democrats against the president pale in comparison to the trampling of the Constitution as Democrats seek the removal of a president they can't beat at the polls.
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One commentary accused the United States of "rudely trampling on international trade rules" and not taking into account China's lowering of tariffs and continued opening of its economy, among other things.
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In a realm where trying new things has roughly equated to trampling on history, there has been an increasing tolerance of innovation, especially from bands that are experts at the foundation.
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"Many small animals live in tall grasses, so by just physically going close to the animal [on foot], you're trampling the very habitat that they use and altering their behavior," she said.
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Maduro, accused of trampling on human rights and democracy in Venezuela, had been expected to address the opening day of a three-week United Nations Human Rights Council session on Sept. 11.
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HOEDSPRUIT, South Africa (Reuters) - Riff Raff the South African elephant who had faced a possible death sentence for knocking down fences and trampling on farmland has secured a reprieve after activists intervened.
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The flooding then had the knock on effect of causing the local elephant population to seek out higher ground, which resulted in them trampling through the community's paddy fields to get there.
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After a few days of rain and the footsteps of tens of thousands of people trampling over the same bit of path, the grass quickly became replaced with an ocean of mud.
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The war on doping, they contend, has done far more harm than good: wasting money, retarding medicine, fostering corruption, and trampling on athletes' rights and dignity while failing to protect their health.
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In April, Read more: Dutch farmers are installing fences around tulip fields to stop Instagrammers from trampling the flowers for selfiesFlower shops in Amsterdam have also been affected by tourists and Instagrammers.
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"TRAMPLING" ON RIGHTS Pressed on government plans to relieve the hit to businesses in Hong Kong from the protests, Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam told a conference the circumstances warranted "exceptional" measures.
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Several members of the Congressional Black Caucus -- Conyers is a founding member -- are trying to ease his exit without trampling on his legacy, which includes his work in the civil rights movement.
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A law that was designed to protect species has instead become a law that has failed to achieve its objective while also trampling on the property rights of farmers and ranchers. Sen.
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The "Tongan Thor" made a name for himself as a youngster when he became an internet sensation after footage emerged of him trampling over his competitors as a schoolboy in New Zealand.
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There they can read stories and look at comics, artwork and photographs (often Photoshopped to include fake giants), and watch videos featuring giantesses playing with tiny people and trampling small, model cities.
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That's a valuable contribution in an era when President Trump and his enablers are trampling on the values, norms, institutions, treaties and relationships that have maintained Western stability and democracy for decades.
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What Ms. Dunn lacks in financial literacy she makes up for in charm and candor, and she coaxes her guests into trampling the taboos around money until they get to something real.
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A former union leader himself, Rinne said he had made clear to Posti management before and after taking office that he would not accept trampling of employee terms in state-owned companies.
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Mr. Schulz later attacked President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, saying that he was trampling on international law and calling for an end to negotiations for Turkey to join the European Union.
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North Korea's official KCNA news agency said restarting the drills would be an "act of ruthlessly trampling even a small sprout of peace that has been now seen on the Korean peninsula".
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Three or four officers approached me, grabbing my arms and shoulders, slamming me on the ground with their knees in my neck and back, their boots centimeters away from trampling my face.
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The 50-49 vote was a startling reversal for many Republicans, who have argued for much of their careers that overzealous federal regulators were trampling the rights of state and local governments.
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" Todd Fisher, Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher Fisher on dealing with the paparazzi after her father left her mother to date Elizabeth Taylor: "They were trampling me and Todd to get to her.
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For years now, people have gawked at videos of shoppers trampling each other or beating the ever-loving shit out of each other over a discounted TV during a Black Friday sale.
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Any criticism of the Soviet Union (the war in Afghanistan, martial law in Poland, persecution of dissidents) was met with a list of Western abuses (supporting fascist dictatorships, trampling trade unions, racial oppression).
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Las Vegas officers responding to the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history described the chaos in newly released documents, with firefighters lifting victims over a fence and people trampling others to escape.
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There's Devilman Crybaby, a Devilman revival about a race of demons trampling the earth, and the one man who has to harness the powers of the dark side in order to defeat them.
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Washington (CNN)For the second consecutive week, President Donald Trump is trampling his White House's attempts at a messaging strategy aimed at drawing attention away from the controversies storming over the White House.
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Put simply, PBS overreacted and conducted a biased and sloppy investigation, which led to a rush to judgment, and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish.
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Bolivia's opposition accused the charismatic Morales of clinging to power and trampling term limits after he ignored a 2016 referendum in which voters rejected his request to run again in this year's election.
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Editorial The New York Police Department has had a long history of trampling on the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens engaged in political movements and other activities through illegal and suspicionless surveillance.
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Getting legislation through Congress is difficult, but taking on the kneeling NFL players worked for Trump by firing up his base, even as detractors felt he was trampling on the right to protest.
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" Fellow Bavarian AfD lawmaker Ulrich Singer released a statement Thursday on behalf of the "Jews of the AfD," accusing Knobloch of "unscrupulous behavior" and of trampling "on the graves of countless dead Jews.
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His trampling of truth is so consistent that when he says in London that Britain is the largest trading partner of the United States — it's nowhere near that — the impulse is to shrug.
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While Americans value individual accomplishment and the freedom to be whatever you can become, blind self-interest when this administration is trampling all over traditional American values equates to fiddling while Rome burns.
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"The Trump group's racket for resuming the war exercises is a wild act of ruthlessly trampling even a small sprout of peace that has been now seen on the Korean peninsula," KCNA said.
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This was certainly a hypocritical move, considering that Ms. Conway had been following the president's lead, but a hypocritical nod to decency is preferable to the blatant trampling of decency that preceded it.
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While Western governments have for years tried to put pressure on Cambodia over the stifling of democracy and the trampling of human rights, China has become an increasingly important ally and business partner.
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At the University of Tripoli, students were trampling wall hangings of Colonel Qaddafi that had been pulled to the ground, recalled Harold Koh, the State Department's top lawyer, who had flown in with Mrs.
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The procedure requires trampling on the credibility of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the central bank, which must first agree to dishonour the promise, on all banknotes, to "pay the bearer" the value.
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It always seemed to devolve into a shit show; the adults became inappropriately competitive, the kids would end up trampling each other during the mad dash for hidden treats, and crying would inevitably ensue.
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I go to great lengths to preserve the fantasy that I'm less tourist than fly on the wall, a traveler quietly savoring the charms of a spot versus part of a herd trampling it.
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At home, stocks crashed on the President's offhanded announcement, while GOP leaders, stung by a second straight day of Trump trampling party orthodoxy after his surreal meeting Wednesday on guns, registered dissent and frustration.
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Despite the fact that her decision to hold Franken accountable was exactly in line with her policy positions, many Franken sympathizers accused her of trampling his due process to put herself in the spotlight.
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But many have quietly struck a bargain with Mr. Trump: They will overlook his trampling of presidential norms because he is delivering just what they want on the economy, deregulation, immigration and foreign affairs.
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But as Google has grown increasingly dominant, it has become difficult to subscribe to a self-image of a whimsical do-gooder when everyone else sees you as Godzilla trampling across the internet landscape.
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Rights groups and exiles accuse China of trampling on the religious and cultural rights of the Tibetan people, charges strongly denied by Beijing, which says its rule has brought prosperity to a once backward region.
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The U.S. government has imposed several rounds of sanctions on Venezuelan military and political figures close to socialist President Nicolas Maduro, who it blames for trampling on human rights and triggering the country's economic implosion.
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"If the Saudi government is serious about its vision for development and regional security, it must cease and desist from divisive policies, spread of hate ideology and trampling upon the rights of neighbors," Rouhani said.
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It's a location-based compromise that has been suggested before to address the tricky problem of affording individual privacy without leaving trivial workarounds nor trampling too broadly on the wider public's ability to access information.
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The U.S. government has imposed several rounds of sanctions on Venezuelan military and political figures close to socialist President Nicolas Maduro, who it blames for trampling on human rights and triggering the country's economic collapse.
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If you dare to vocalize your support for the only democratic nation in the Middle East, you are likely to be accused of being a racist, of trampling human rights, of supporting an "apartheid" regime.
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Greg Abbott (R) leading Texas and 25 other states to challenge what he called the "lawless trampling on the Constitution" by President Obama over his executive action on immigration, the table had been fully set.
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"A rolling state of emergency risks trampling rights and eroding the rule of law and sets a dangerous precedent for abuse elsewhere," said Letta Tayler, a researcher at Human Rights Watch said in a statement.
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Republicans are moving forward on multiple fronts as they advance the president's picks for influential appeals court seats at a record rate, despite accusations from Democrats that they are trampling over the chamber's institutional guardrails.
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We never linger to experience the paradox and contradiction in any one character; but at least momentum is served, and the characters keep riding on, pursuing the drift of money, trampling and burning and killing.
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One of the most impressive scenes has almost nothing to do with the plot — on a moonless night on a deserted ridge, a band of wild horses comes close to trampling Henry and his girlfriend.
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Canadian wing Alexis Lafrenière, the likely top selection in this year's draft, returned for Thursday's 6-1 trampling of Slovakia after a two-game absence due to a knee injury sustained in the group stage.
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The Alabama attorney general, Steven T. Marshall, said the proposed changes, similar to provisions already in force in at least four other states, would benefit people affected by capital crimes without trampling on constitutional rights.
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"Impeachment is the people's last line of self-defense against a president who insists upon acting like a king and trampling the rule of law," said Representative Jamie Raskin, a Democrat on the Judiciary Committee.
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China routinely rejects criticism from rights groups and exiles who accuse it of trampling on the religious and cultural rights of the Tibetan people, saying its rule has brought prosperity to a once-backward region.
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Forward Kristian Doolittle scored 23 points on 7-for-7 shooting Thursday as Oklahoma recovered from its third halftime deficit of the season to remain undefeated, trampling Maryland-Eastern Shore 91-64 at Norman, Okla.
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"It means a coup d'etat, it means trampling the constitution and the most worrying is that Bolivia is approaching the road that Venezuela is on," Samuel Doria Medina, leader of the National Unity party, told Reuters.
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"By closing their ports the Italian and Maltese governments are trampling the principle of rescue at sea and undermining the entire search and rescue system," Elisa De Pieri, Amnesty International's Italy researcher said in a statement.
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President Tayyip Erdogan, who has accused the United States of ignoring Palestinian claims to Israeli-occupied east Jerusalem and "trampling on international law", has invited leaders from more than 50 Muslim countries to agree a response.
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With so much uncertain, it is not clear what is to be feared more: Mr Duterte ignoring legal norms and trampling his country's democratic institutions, or the old elite regrouping to frustrate him, inviting political chaos.
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"What to say about visiting conditions when people are confronted with noise, trampling, crowds, extreme fatigue and the total inadequacy of museum facilities at such a high volume of visitors?" the union said in the statement.
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Legislators, privacy advocates, and drone enthusiasts have failed to find any sort of middle ground when it comes to passing laws that would protect privacy without destroying the drone industry or trampling on the First Amendment.
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The Bangladesh branch of the International Office of Migration, the United Nations agency that has been monitoring the influx of Rohingya into the country, confirmed the trampling incident in a statement posted to its Twitter account.
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The trampling by crowds in the hundreds of thousands was no longer sustainable when a manicured lawn had become the expectation; the cost of restoring Central Park's greatest asset the morning after would be too much.
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While President Paul Kagame, who came to power in 2000, has won international praise for rebuilding Rwanda after its genocide, he is accused by critics of being authoritarian and trampling on political freedoms, charges he rejects.
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Or it might be read, as per its title, in terms of political ideology, a commentary on capitalism's trampling of democratic principles, with the nude woman representing an ideal republic whose integrity is compromised by CIA operatives.
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Is Facebook trampling over laws that regulate the processing of sensitive categories of personal data by failing to ask people for their explicit consent before it makes sensitive inferences about their sex life, religion or political beliefs?
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I didn't see any evidence of struggle or any signs of trampling," he said, weariness in his voice, "It was just like everyone stopped and laid down where they were, if that's any consolation to the families.
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But the winner of the Republican nomination is almost guaranteed to be an ironclad defender of the gun lobby, pandering to voters by portraying the government as intent on trampling gun owners' rights and confiscating their firearms.
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Trampling, trauma, stolen eggs and broken Easter baskets – these were some of the scenes, attendees said, at an annual egg hunt hosted Saturday at the PEZ visitors center, in Connecticut, the Hartford Courant and NBC Connecticut report.
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"If the Saudi government is serious about its vision for development and regional security, it must cease and desist from divisive policies, spread of hate ideology, and trampling upon the rights of neighbors," Rouhani told world leaders.
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And they really stepped up and stepped out of their fear and saw exactly how the world has changed and the threat of the walkers, especially in those great numbers face to face just trampling their community.
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Riding on the production platform of the next-gen Tiguan, the GTE Active demos a plug-in hybrid all-wheel drive powertrain that is capable of not only kissing the icecaps but also trampling them as well.
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There's another potential downside provoked by Trump's populist turn -- he is trampling all over his own White House's attempts to get his presidency back on track, as the Russia investigation's cloud swirls and his legislative agenda stalls.
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So if the consent rug it's been squatting on for years suddenly gets ripped out from underneath it, there would need to be radical reshaping of ad-targeting practices to avoid trampling on EU citizens' fundamental right.
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In fact, Trump's trampling of our most basic American values and the weaponization of human suffering for political gain can be highlighted in the issues he is using to make his final argument: Kavanaugh, caravans and Khashoggi.
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One example was an article falsely claiming that Mr. da Silva had said he would ascend to the presidency even if it meant trampling the federal judge who convicted him of corruption and money laundering last year.
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At the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, N.Y., in 2008, thousands of antsy shoppers shattered the sliding glass doors at a Walmart store and stampeded inside, injuring 11 people and fatally trampling a worker, Jdimytai Damour.
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Here is how some state officials reacted: California "Today, Jeff Sessions and the Trump administration destructively doubled down on the failed, costly and racially discriminatory policy of marijuana criminalization, trampling on the will" of voters, Lt. Gov.
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Trump has kept a close eye on LSU so far in the CFP ... with Tigers head coach Ed Orgeron saying he got a personal call from the president after trampling all over Oklahoma in the Peach Bowl.
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" Asked about criticism that Justice Department was trampling on the will of voters at the state level, the official told reporters, "We do not have the ability to say what is and what is not against federal law.
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For the Republican leaders who recoil in horror at Mr Trump's careless populism, his offensiveness and his frequent trampling over conservative causes such as free trade, Mr Rubio's poor showing was perhaps the biggest story of primary night.
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"Put simply, PBS overreacted and conducted a biased and sloppy investigation, which led to a rush to judgment, and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish," Mr. Smiley wrote early Thursday.
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They look pacific and mostly are, but they're one of the main sources of animal-human mortality, mostly by goring their victims (not bulls, but cows, since there are so many more of them) and sometimes kicking or trampling.
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That performance included walking on stilts that made Jones 7 feet tall, wearing a mask that reduced his vision to little more than a pinhole, and sharing a scene with an 11-year-old girl without somehow trampling her.
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Current and former officials are painting an ever more damning picture of a wider than originally perceived scheme by President Donald Trump and his crew to pressure Ukraine that they warned could amount to a trampling of US law.
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Mueller's depiction is of a President unfit for any traditional concept of his office -- covering up, lying, dangling pardons, trampling constitutional norms and viewing his campaign as an "infomercial" for his businesses casts an indelible stain on his administration.
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While the history of bad television and dismal movies is filled with sad stories of a plethora of cooks in the kitchen, or of commercial motives trampling artistic ones, too much artistic control can be a danger as well.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department is scaling back its request to obtain a broad swath of data in connection with an anti-Trump website, after critics accused the department of trampling the free speech rights of political dissidents.
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In the meantime, the pair's elder daughter, Pamela, a provocatively cast Bonnie Milligan, trampling with throwaway casualness on pretty princess stereotypes, finally figures out why she isn't remotely interested in the many princely suitors who seek her hand. Why?
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Trump was making his case to foreign leaders and business tycoons that his controversial approach to the global economy — trampling long-held norms on trade, tariffs and taxes — had contributed to a "blue-collar boom" in the United States.
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According to local news outlets, the male elephant named Zhushunya, had strayed from the "Ye Xiang Gu" (Wild Elephant Valley) nature reserve in the Xishuangbanna prefecture and ventured onto a busy road, where he spent almost 20 minutes trampling on cars.
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And job three, will be to convince him to re-stake our claim as a Pacific power that we&aposre not going to tolerate you eroding the sovereignty of our allies in the region and trampling over our national interest.
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"If President Trump begins to imitate Barack Obama in issuing dubious executive orders and trampling on private property rights, he could find himself in trouble even with portions of his base," John Fund wrote separately in the National Review last weekend.
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From a chimpanzee resting in a dusty alleyway to rhinos trampling through garbage heaps, the series has a tragic beauty that transcends cultural boundaries, cutting to the heart of what it means to live at the dawn of the Anthropocene.
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Some critics, including congressional Republicans and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, argued that these measures went too far, and that colleges were trampling on the due process rights of male students who had been accused of sexual assault.
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From there, kids can graduate to the massive Robot Kit (saving that one for a rainy weekend), which runs $80 and features a complex pulley system and a fun little game where you're a mech trampling some poor, defenseless city.
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The more horses sold, the more room in those pastures, which means ranchers can round up more of those 75,000 free-roaming horses to keep them from trampling and feasting on range land controlled by the Bureau of Land Management.
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"I think Adam, under extraordinary, difficult circumstances, did a good job of indicating to the Chinese that there is nothing that he's going to do about stifling speech and trampling America values, and he brought the players through it," Stern said.
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"Forcing artists and their patrons to get permission from the government, pay exorbitant fees, and navigate an obscure bureaucratic process before they can express themselves on their own property is a totally unnecessary trampling of their First Amendment rights," she continued.
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Like that time he died (before being resurrected by black magic, of course), or, in more recent memory, that little incident when he nearly suffocated under the weight of thousands of dead bodies and trampling soldiers while on the battlefield.
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Mr. Kaczynski was also undeterred by the threats of sanctions by the European Union, which he accused of trampling on Poland's sovereignty, with the larger members of the bloc using their power to "brutally exert pressure" on smaller and weaker ones.
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Since the makeshift Kutupalong-Balukhali camp sprung up on the edges of an elephant sanctuary — attacks on the Rohingya in Myanmar had sent them fleeing from their homes into Bangladesh last year — there have been numerous reports of trampling deaths.
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Month after month, the technology industry is found trampling over privacy, or fostering a toxic workplace culture, or profiting off of a brutally exploitative business model, or supporting and even seemingly celebrating a founder's rockstar-like excesses and personal peccadillos.
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Whether they are trampling the Chinese flag, vandalising metro stations, attacking policemen or brawling with gangsters loyal to the party, hard-core protesters have brought a furious, burn-it-all-down energy to a movement once notable for its moderation.
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A local ordinance says that people convicted of desecrating the Chinese flag in Hong Kong by "publicly and willfully burning, mutilating, scrawling on, defiling or trampling on it" face a fine of nearly $6,400 and imprisonment for up to three years.
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In January, a well-connected Chinese billionaire was taken from a hotel in Hong Kong and ended up in custody on the mainland, which was seen here as another case of mainland law enforcement trampling over legal protections in Hong Kong.
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On Friday, California and more than 20 other states retaliated by filing a sweeping lawsuit expected to be resolved only before the Supreme Court, accusing Mr. Trump of trampling on both states' rights and on major efforts to fight climate change.
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The hippo showed his appreciation by trampling the guy: A 69-year-old tourist from Howick, near Durban, was attacked in the KNP [Kruger National Park] by an injured hippo when he got out of his car to inspect its wounds.
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As I travel the country reporting on injustice and life-or-death situations like big oil trampling on Standing Rock and lead-poisoning clouding minority communities in Flint and East Chicago, Indiana, I've been met by a painful smack of cognitive dissonance.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, North Korean president Kim Jong Un and other international "big men" who have seized and wielded power while trampling over human rights and the judicial and criminal justice system.
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What if all the filthy lucre that's currently being sunk into the coffers of ad tech giants — and far less visible but no less privacy-trampling data brokers — is literally being sunk, and could both be more honestly and far better spent?
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It is also controversial in Europe for effectively enabling the trampling of EU citizens' fundamental rights — a factor that helped derail a long-standing transatlantic data transfer arrangement, and continues to cause trouble for its replacement agreement (the EU-US Privacy Shield).
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"I declare war against the federal government because they have been trampling on my first amendment rights, so there is no way to beat this any more but liberty or death," said Fry, the final holdout, as he threatened to shoot himself.
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Sometimes the most insidious attack on our individual liberty arises not from the government's wholesale trampling on those rights, but instead from a widespread chilling effect, in which individuals "self-police" or regulate their behavior out of fear of the government's retaliation.
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The latest damning assessment of Facebook's trampling of user privacy comes from the Canada and British Columbia privacy commissioners — which have just published the results of an investigation kicked off in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal last year.
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During the president's second term, the board overturned decades of precedent and made it far more likely that a company would be held responsible for trampling on the labor rights of employees hired by contractors or franchisees that it does business with.
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But there's a threat to the dream of a revitalized river — a project that would put a newly unobstructed Klamath at risk of contamination while simultaneously contributing to climate change, desecrating grave sites and trampling the traditional territory of the Klamath people.
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Still, backing a coup would also make it harder for Americans to advocate credibly on behalf of democracy around the world, an effort that is already compromised by President Trump's own trampling of democratic norms at home, and his enthusiasm for foreign tyrants.
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They recently released a series of clandestinely recorded videos that showed the lack of hygiene on huge egg farms, and the appalling conditions in which distressed hens are kept, plucking out one another's feathers and trampling on rotting corpses in their cages.
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But in the Palmetto State, message discipline could prove very useful: It's unlikely Cruz will make a gaffe that runs afoul of the polite sensibilities of voters here, and he refused to answer questions after his event to avoid trampling his own message.
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The sheriff would have then received a handsome payout by the federal government for upholding the Federal 17873 Fugitive Slave Law, pushed through by a white Southern slaveholding elite intent on trampling the few rights granted by free states to African-Americans.
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WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders signaled on Monday that they would not support President-elect Donald J. Trump's threat to impose a heavy tax on companies that move jobs overseas, the first significant confrontation over the conservative economic orthodoxy that Mr. Trump relishes trampling.
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Mr. Trump has previously accused the consumer protection agency of "trampling on capitalism," and last month he installed Mick Mulvaney, who heads the White House's Office of Management and Budget, as the acting director of the bureau after its longtime director resigned.
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A fight against Conor McGregor—who became lightweight champion through similarly trampling over a queue of contenders, albeit after having had prior divisional experience and a too-gaunt frame at 145 pounds—would have made millions and would have been stylistically interesting.
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As first reported by Gizmodo, CEO of Amazon Web Services Andy Jassy first addressed employee concerns at an all-hands meeting earlier this month, in which he cited the software's Terms of Service as the core roadblock to potential use in trampling civil rights.
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A prominent Egyptian dissident later told me the story from his perspective, starting with his shock at hearing the trampling hooves on the asphalt, seeing the heads of the animals above the crowd, and watching confusion and anger spread in waves through the packed square.
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The four-day conclave comes at a critical time, as Hong Kong grapples with anti-government protests for the fourth month, drawing Western criticism of Beijing for trampling on the rights and liberties of Hong Kong people in its handling of the violent demonstrations.
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The four-day conclave comes at a critical time, as Hong Kong grapples with anti-government protests for the fourth month, drawing Western criticism of Beijing for trampling on the rights and liberties of Hong Kong people in its handling of the violent demonstrations.
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But even as Mr Pence defends his president and his America First agenda, he sounds enough like an old-school Reagan Republican—praising free-trade pacts, lauding NATO and chiding leftist strongmen for trampling the rule of law—that foreign allies cannot help but dream.
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Gore (in which Scalia joined the Court's conservatives in trampling a heap of judicial norms) or if they now support candidates who would touch off multiple crises on inauguration day by voiding international agreements out of pure partisan spite (another horror show of institutional decadence).
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On Wednesday, if he can avoid trampling over his own message as he so often does, Trump will try to ease that contradiction by using the power of the presidency in a unusually conventional way, to build support behind a top priority: tax reform.
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By waiving the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act and the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, the federal government is also trampling tribal land claims, said Ezra Rosser, a law professor at American University who specializes in Native American economic development and law.
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In its first season, Vice Principals was one of 2016's most unsettling treats, a dark, dark comedy about privilege, pain, and assholes that was interpreted by some (wrongly, we'd argue) as a defense of jerkass white guys trampling all over the rights of others.
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One has to do with preserving a certain version of a golden age most closely associated with times of American expansion and postwar affluence; the other has to do with trampling one's enemies, abroad but especially at home, with a show of might and power.
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One would think that it would only be a matter of time before an irate Congress on both sides of the aisle would react to China's trampling of its "one country two systems" policy with the imposition of punitive economic sanctions against the mainland.
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Reviews of the Ivanka Trump Women's Issa boots, which tout a list price of $180, included this: "These boots were perfect for wiping my feet on the Constitution and trampling the civil liberties and basic human rights of my fellow Americans," wrote a user named Susan Harper.
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"In sickening statements, draconian laws, conflicts of interest, and even the use of physical violence, democratic governments are trampling on a freedom that should, in principle, be one of their leading performance indicators," said the group, also known by its French acronym, RSF (Reporters Sans Frontières).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer kept tennis statisticians on their toes on Saturday as he mopped up a few more records by trampling all over Lucas Pouille's dreams in a rip-roaring 25-5 6-2 7-6(4) win to reach the fourth round of Wimbledon.
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The environmental historian William Cronon, in a 1995 essay entitled "The Trouble with Wilderness," observes that national parks can have the effect of letting us off the hook: reassured by the sight of seemingly pristine nature, we go back to trampling it in our daily lives.
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Those of us who remained, because we were willing to give Microsoft a chance to become a steward of the open source movement, will not continue to do so should Microsoft continue to abet the trampling of human and civil rights by this administration and its law enforcement agencies.
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What&aposs been happening, and you mention in the introduction, China has moved somewhere between competitor and adversary, and they&aposve been trampling on our allies national interest, eroding their sovereignty in the region for a number of years, and also at the expense of the United States.
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"Only when we will have the truth about why and who killed Giulio, when we are given, alive, his torturers and all their accomplices, only then can the ambassador return to Cairo without trampling on our dignity," the family said in a statement, according to Ansa news agency.
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If all that sounds like a ton of exposition that ignores the fact that every time these two losers get drunk, they end up trampling buildings and killing innocent people all around Seoul, well, I'm sad to say the movie isn't really a step ahead of you on that.
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Early on in the weekend one of the older full-time Arcosanti residents hanging around–most of them are greying hippies–complained to me about how the campsite had already damaged the fragile desert ecosystem, including the trampling of patches of succulents that will take decades to grow back.
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First, rioting is not constitutionally protected and second, is that the same people rioting have as their objective, to undermine the rule of law while trampling that same Constitution that they see as illegitimate because it was as they describe, crafted by a bunch of white colonial conquerors.
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"Although litigation is always a last resort, the U.S. Chamber will not hesitate to engage the courts to enforce the law when lawmakers are dead set on stifling free enterprise and trampling the legal rights of the business community," said Lily Fu Claffee, the organization's chief legal officer.
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Score: 4.8Travel tips for the Netherlands:Dutch farmers are installing fences around tulip fields to stop Instagrammers from trampling the flowers for selfies24 of the most underrated things to do in AmsterdamAmsterdam is giving tourists the chance to 'marry' a local for the day and explore the city on 'honeymoon'
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To get your mind around this industry, imagine the orange-skinned president as some yuge creature trampling wildly forward, and thousands upon thousands of smaller creatures attached to its every orifice, grooming it and biting it, sucking its blood and burrowing into its tangled whips of blondish fur.
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New Delhi (CNN)A day after a controversial citizenship audit put a question mark on the status of an estimated 4 million Indians living along the country's border with Bangladesh, the Indian government faced scathing criticism from political opponents accusing it of trampling over human rights of its people.
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Ever since the murders, in 2002 and 2004 respectively, of the taboo-trampling politician Pim Fortuyn and the movie director Theo van Gogh who had explored suffocated female sexuality under Islam, the Netherlands has been Exhibit A in Europe's questioning of multiculturalism and the political potency of illiberalism.
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But as he arrived in the beguiling seaside town of Taormina for a meeting of the Group of 7 countries on Friday, the smooth statesman celebrated in Saudi Arabia and Israel is now being portrayed as the ugly American, trampling America's friends and trashing the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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"The wicked Japanese imperialists committed such unpardonable crimes as depriving Korea of even its standard time while mercilessly trampling down its land with 5,000 year-long history and culture and pursuing the unheard-of policy of obliterating the Korean nation," North Korean state-run media outlet KCNA said in 2015.
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" On Wednesday night, Smiley released a statement and video to Facebook vehemently denying any sexual misconduct, and stating that "PBS overreacted and conducted a biased and sloppy investigation, which led to a rush to judgment, and trampling on a reputation that I have spent an entire lifetime trying to establish.
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Over the next five years he should also allow prosecutors free rein to hunt looters; break up Eskom's power monopoly; enact a moratorium on job-killing regulations; take on the teachers' unions that throttle education reform; and ensure that any land reform extends property rights rather than trampling on them.
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But on a more basic level, students at Green Mountain are complaining that a small vocal minority of gay, lesbian and, as far as they know, one — or maybe two — transgender students among them are trampling on the rights of the majority to decide what the rules of conduct should be.
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Mr. Papademos's government had reinforced the prejudices of populists on the left and right, who claimed that foreign interests were trampling over Greece's democracy; at the same time, it failed to break the pattern of fraternal squabbles that have plagued Greece's politics from the start of the modern Greek state.
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As I wandered around the historic Centro on a bristling Saturday this summer, I pushed my way through crowds of families, couples and tourists, herds trampling down streets encircling the Zócalo, the city's epicenter, a large stone square built by the Spaniards over the ruins of the ancient Aztec city Tenochtitlan.
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As the good son of an addict, properly trained in the impeccable art of pretending everything is fine even when it so clearly is not, I would fume at myself when I would see him, for my inability to point out that the elephant in the room was trampling the villagers to death.
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There's even more too; Facebook has been positioning itself to pull off what is arguably the greatest (in the 'largest' sense of the word) appropriation of security concerns yet to shield its behind-the-scenes trampling of user privacy — when, from next year, it will begin injecting ads into the WhatsApp messaging platform.
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But the ultimate goal, Church has said, is to release the beasts into the permafrost, which they can save by trampling the shrubbery that would otherwise break it up in a warming climate — helping to preserve, at least for a while, the conditions that gave rise to humanity in the first place.
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Their new album tackles these discomfiting developments headon, with anxious, overwhelmed tracks that detail the ongoing reality of the Swedish arms industry (on "Swedish Guns"), the aforementioned horse trampling (on "We Got Game"), and the sense of outright anger that comes with living in a society that sees fear-mongering as reasonable means of governance.
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We've all thought it when we come home from a night out, trampling over the city's detritus of chicken bones, chips, and filth, waiting for an Uber that's on a triple fare surge: Wouldn't life be better, easier, calmer if we just sacked it all off for a quieter life in the middle of nowhere?
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Putting Trump aside, for once, Gorsuch is the sort of judge that any Republican president would have nominated—Ivy League background, a set of beliefs that closely mirror those of Antonin Scalia (the justice he would be replacing), and a tendency to side with Christians who say the government is trampling on their rights.
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A small, welcome oasis of entertainment in this fraught summer, it's a surprisingly incisive take on a time of life when newfound sexual freedom and quantities of alcohol can wreak havoc on your ability to judge what matters most and how to go after what you want without trampling on those who love you.
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In this case, it's about creation both on a divine and a more intimate human scale, and it once again links the violence that humans do to one another in intimate family situations with how they violate and destroy the planet on which they live, which needs care and tending rather than trampling and exploitation.
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Republicans have been trampling democratic norms for a long time — Watergate, Iran-contra, the Bill Clinton impeachment, voter suppression — but the decision taken on the eve of Barack Obama's inauguration to oppose him on everything and anything, regardless of substance, was a blatant violation of the oaths of office taken by those elected officials.
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Obama was taught by his father, D'Souza argues, to view the US as an imperialist actor trampling upon states both through outright war (as in Vietnam or Iraq) and through economic exploitation, a natural successor to the more formal role that the British Empire played in much of Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.
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But enjoy it while it continues, this league where almost all of the games have some relevance to the prizes that actually matter — unlike, for example, the "race for seventh" that graces the Premier League every spring — and where one or two superpowers are not trampling over everyone else, their superiority so untouchable it is hard to measure.
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In the past nine months, as I've traveled to speak on behalf of Bernie Sanders, I've seen the revolt against the party underway in scores of cities and towns all across the country, expressed by small groups and mass rallies of thousands (where, by the way, no violence took place other than perhaps the trampling of grass).
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The industry is simultaneously plagued by frat boy antics better associated with the tech bros on the TV comedy Silicon Valley: An Uber senior executive once suggested digging up dirt on the personal life of a female journalist who was critical of the company (he later apologized), while Airbnb stands accused of trampling over local laws with impunity.
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A commander-in-chief who will keep my children safe when they walk outside my house, who will fight terrorism instead of fund it, who will appoint Supreme Court justices who will protect our religious freedom instead of trampling all over it, who will support our troops overseas when they call for help instead of leaving them for dead.
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Last week, Democratic sources told CNN that several members of the Congressional Black Caucus were in talks to get Conyers to resign, but that they were trying to ease his exit without trampling on his legacy during more than half a century in the House of Representatives and as a leader in the civil rights movement.
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Unfortunately, the resolution is not likely to sway Jaroslaw Kaczynski and his fellow nationalists in the ruling Law and Justice Party, who believe that it is their mission to zealously defend socially conservative Catholic values and Polish sovereignty against a secular E.U. and a multiethnic Europe — even if that means trampling on the rule of law.
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But that's less because of Trump himself and more because it leaves room for those who latch onto it to project onto its four words their own vision of American exceptionalism — whether that vision is populated by triumphant war heroes trampling foes on the battlefield, or by saplings, gently mended flags, and picket fences keeping interlopers out.
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As a structural matter, Congress is the institution best positioned to address the harms President Trump is causing, including trampling on norms separating politics from law enforcement and damaging America's standing abroad, as well as the potential conflicts of interest posed by his wide-ranging financial holdings and the hiring of family members into key White House jobs.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomOvernight Energy: Trump tweets he's revoking California's tailpipe waiver | Move comes as Trump visits state | California prepares for court fight | Climate activist Greta Thunberg urges lawmakers to listen to scientists California governor signs Uber, Lyft bill California prepares court action against Trump's move on tailpipe emissions MORE (D) said Trump is trampling on states' rights.
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"The President, Leader McCarthy, Whip Scalise, Chair Cheney, and Republican leaders on key House committees spoke on the call and emphasized that Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi and Chairman [Adam] Schiff are deliberately misleading the American people about the truth, and are trampling over procedure and precedent to advance their political goals," Deere said in the statement issued late Friday.
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" White House spokesman Judd Deere said Trump on Friday spoke with House Republican leaders, including Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Minority Whip Steve Scalise and Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz Cheney, and "emphasized that Speaker Pelosi and Chairman Schiff are deliberately misleading the American people about the truth, and are trampling over procedure and precedent to advance their political goals.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomOvernight Energy: Trump tweets he's revoking California's tailpipe waiver | Move comes as Trump visits state | California prepares for court fight | Climate activist Greta Thunberg urges lawmakers to listen to scientists California governor signs Uber, Lyft bill California prepares court action against Trump's move on tailpipe emissions MORE (D) said Trump is trampling on states' rights.
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And as the Union digests a Brexit vote last year that was partly driven by concern over migration, many states that backed the quota system in 2015 and are increasingly exasperated by Polish and Hungarian hostility to Brussels are also reluctant to force through new policies that may bolster eurosceptics across Europe who say the EU is trampling on national sovereignty.
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In the past year, this question has come up in response to the looting during the April 2015 demonstrations in Baltimore over the death of Freddie Gray, as well as the shutting down of a Trump event by mass protest in Chicago this March—a mostly peaceful event that was nonetheless criticized for trampling on the rights of Trump supporters to assemble.
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Senate Republican Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) proposed a measure that he touted as the only proposal that would bar terrorists from acquiring weapons without trampling on constitutional rights.
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This past spring, the influx of social media influencers to California's Walker Canyon during the "super bloom" caused city officials to close the area off to the public, citing both safety and ecological concerns, because influencers were repeatedly going off trails and trampling the flowers, causing severe damage to the soil and possibly preventing the flowers from returning this coming spring.
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But it would be ruined by shithead ballhawks trampling children, and by fans suing each other over who Truly Had The Ball First And Therefore Is Entitled to The Reward, and by MLB owners and administrators griping that an official game ball is its own reward (which is true but it's even better when you get a $20 bill to go with it).
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"My crazy uncle Jim would not be too tolerant of kids trampling over his prized lawn, chasing something he can't see," read one such admonition from the Township of Toms River, N.J. While Mr. Klein said addressing Pokémon Go would be one of his top priorities for the new legislative session in January, he also said his staff members seemed to enjoy researching the report.
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The optional missions—which are essential for XP and climbing those levels, thus making some of the machine fights a little more weighted in the player's favor (holy shit, the first time I saw a T Rex-like Thunderjaw—or rather heard it trampling towards me before I'd clocked it—I nearly shat myself)—leads you here, there, everywhere, often on massive hikes in the "wrong" direction.
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Ratliff shares a number of admirable traits with Farber, not least his boldness (he doesn't give a damn if he's trampling on your own musical tastes or preconceptions: Just shut up and listen to what I have to say) and a capacity for surprising takes on individual songs or artists that at first may seem to come out of left field but, finally, make perfectly good sense.
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It's the more straightforward argument that, as Dan McCarthy wrote for The National Interest over the weekend, this was what Trump was elected to do — to "use all legal means at his disposal to strike at business-as-usual among the political elite," even if that requires trampling over norms that would normally prevent a U.S. president from encouraging a foreign investigation into his rival and his rival's family.
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That's somewhat contradictory to the suggestion he made in a July blog post, in which he wrote: I presented a document to our Secretary of State, Mr. Pompeo, signed by more than 288 Christian NGOs in Ukraine, who filed a petition to remove the Obama appointed Ambassador to Ukraine, objecting to the Ambassador's flagrant emphasis on LGBT issues, and trampling at every opportunity on the rights of the family.
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Read more: A damning new report on the 737 Max blames 'inexperienced pilots' and the low-cost airlines that employ them — not Boeing Aviation experts say that after a crash, maintenance records — specifically, log books and task cards containing notes by pilots and fixes by mechanics — are required by international air safety regulators to be immediately sealed off, and any attempt to manipulate them is a serious violation tantamount to trampling on a crime scene.
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In its draft, the Education Department wrote that the Obama-era guidance "made institutions liable for conduct of which they were unaware," and that the rules exceeded existing laws by "requiring institutions to respond to conduct less severe than proscribed by Title IX." The Obama-era guidelines were hailed by supporters for aggressively protecting victims — but were not legally binding — and assailed by critics as trampling on the due process rights of the accused.
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Testifying at a subcommittee hearing of the House Financial Services Committee convened by Chairman Randy NeugebauerRobert (Randy) Randolph NeugebauerCordray announces he's leaving consumer bureau, promotes aide to deputy director GOP eager for Trump shake-up at consumer bureau Lobbying World MORE (R-Texas), and entitlted, "Short-term Small Dollar Lending: The CFPB's Assault on Access to Credit and Trampling of State and Tribal Sovereignty," Zoeller said the proposed federal regulations would destroy that balance.
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Duke ended up trampling the No. 16 Bison by 85-62, after leading by as many as 31, because of a sequence early in the second half in which Williamson unleashed the breadth of his singular repertory: he made a shot while being fouled; missed the free throw but grabbed the ball and dunked it; rebounded a wayward North Dakota shot and started a possession that ended in a Duke 03-pointer; and then stole the ball, ran it down and dropped it in the basket.
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Background Reading: Ross on why a proposed executive order on government buildings would make Washington's architecture more democratic and discussing our age of decadence Michelle on how Trump has corrupted the Department of Justice to protect his allies and pursue his foes and why Vladimir Putin might regret boosting Bernie Sanders's 2020 candidacy David on Trump pardoning people with ties to him, the post-Watergate norms Trump is trampling and the motive behind William Barr's public break from Trump I've been an Op-Ed columnist since 2009, and I write about politics, religion, pop culture, sociology and the places where they all intersect.
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Prominent among the category of high crimes and misdemeanors would be "a scheme of peculation or oppression" (a concern of James Madison, who was focusing on both economic self-dealing and violations of civil rights); interference with the democratic process in procuring the office "in the first instance" (Mason, who was concerned with corruption and bribery in connection with presidential elections); betrayal of "trust to foreign powers" (Madison again, who was concerned with disloyalty); and trampling "upon the rights of freemen" (an anonymous commentator in Massachusetts, writing under the name of Cassius, who was concerned with invasions of liberty).
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