Very familiar ... Zeke did not get treated fairly here.
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" On pardons: "I want people to be treated fairly.
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Sargent Bokaie, however, said pregnant women have been treated fairly.
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And they also have the right to be treated fairly.
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In humans, the desire to be treated fairly starts early.
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"We want people to be treated fairly," the comedian said.
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We are concerned about being treated fairly on our jobs.
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They said they were mostly treated fairly compared with boys.
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There were people who thought I wasn't being treated fairly.
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This is an outstanding family who must be treated fairly!
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Because we have not been treated fairly by other countries.
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These are unbelievable people who have not been treated fairly.
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We're just looking for U.S. companies to be treated fairly.
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"But really, all consumers want everyone else to be treated fairly."
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"I have not been treated fairly," she said in the interview.
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Every American, including the president, is entitled to be treated fairly.
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"Foreign firms should be treated fairly," Xi was reported as saying.
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Questions are along the lines of: Are you being treated fairly?
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Both the City and its creditors felt they were treated fairly.
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He deserves the presumption of innocence and to be treated fairly.
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And here, you're defending Trump's right to … To be treated fairly.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mr. Christie then expressed a sentiment shared by some Black Lives Matter activists: People don't just need to be treated fairly – they need to feel that they will be treated fairly.
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And President Trump emphatically declares America must be treated fairly on trade.
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Heather always had a passion for making sure everyone was treated fairly.
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Our veterans... (APPLAUSE) Our veterans have not been treated fairly or justly.
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America's interests will come first, but other countries will be treated fairly.
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"We're just looking for U.S. companies to be treated fairly," he said.
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Despite the government's extraordinary efforts, creditors are actually not being treated fairly.
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Shelby that everybody should be treated fairly and given a chance to serve.
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Listening to Bennett gave Martinson another sign she had not been treated fairly.
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Until their own workers are treated fairly, this will be hard to do.
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He said the two parties had been treated fairly in the floor debate.
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Now it appears Trump has concluded he is indeed not being treated fairly.
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This way, everyone is treated fairly and can get what they really want.
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Schwarzman seemed optimistic that the children protected by DACA would get treated fairly.
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Comedy hasn't always been known as a field where women are treated fairly.
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Stanford cares deeply about ensuring that our students are treated fairly and equitably.
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" Bill: "I think that when women are treated fairly, it's better for society.
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Confident that they would be treated fairly, female musicians started applying in greater numbers.
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"The United States was not being treated fairly, but now we are," Trump said.
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"He just wants to be treated fairly," Dan Kent, a lawyer for Park, said.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened an independent run if he isn't treated "fairly" by Republicans.
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Patrick Leahy even asking Gorsuch directly if he thought Garland had been treated fairly.
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And I don't want to do that, but I want to be treated fairly.
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And I don't wanna do that, but I wanna, I wanna be treated fairly.
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Do you think all students are treated fairly when it comes to disciplinary action?
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He said the two reporters were being treated fairly and their rights were protected.
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"Will never be treated fairly by these people - a total double standard of 'justice.'"
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Feinberg, I know I haven't lost a relative, I just want to be treated fairly.
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The president also tweeted on Saturday that the U.S. must be treated "fairly" in trade.
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Seymour was "satisfied" with the ruling and "feels like she was treated fairly," he said.
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It's not just celebrities who are worried about Mayers being treated fairly in Sweden. Reps.
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" When asked about suspects' conditions in detention, Kukimoto said, "We believe they are treated fairly.
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But I know everybody's treated fairly and everybody knows what's up on the front end.
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I feel like I know why, and that's because people want to be treated fairly.
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Everyone deserves to be treated fairly and no one should have to go through that!
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We're just looking for U.S. companies to be treated fairly," Mnuchin told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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One was that they had "quasi-sovereign interests" in being treated fairly before the federal government.
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"Stefan Löfven assured me that American citizen A$AP Rocky will be treated fairly," Trump wrote.
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Sellers on Amazon recognize that the marketplace is changing, but they expect to be treated fairly.
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As has been one of his mantras, Trump says he only wants to be treated fairly.
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"The United States must, at long last, be treated fairly on Trade," Trump tweeted on Saturday.
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Trump said Friday he would "love" to speak with Mueller but only if he's treated fairly.
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There are two concrete steps Congress can take that would allow musicians to be treated fairly.
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Something's got to change, and it's not women's expectations that they'll be treated fairly and professionally.
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How can I be sure I am treated fairly when trading in an upside-down car?
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"We believe farmers are not always treated fairly in the value chain," an LTO spokesman said.
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"All you're looking for is to be treated fairly, with respect, with some dignity," he added.
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In that case, the system worked: We petitioned the government, were heard and were treated fairly.
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These threats that he will bolt the party if he is not treated fairly are ridiculous.
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How will individual and corporate tax rates be linked so that small businesses are treated fairly?
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Japanese prosecutors say Ghosn, like other suspects, has been treated fairly in accordance with the law.
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"Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly," Gov.
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When asked if he thinks he's been treated fairly by YouTube and the public, Paul nods.
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He insisted that health care wasn't a luxury and that all people should be treated fairly.
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It's a well-documented fact that freelancers regularly struggle to be treated fairly in the professional world.
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Time and again we see artists go ahead with clearly stolen ideas, but we've been treated fairly.
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This entire process has been incredibly difficult for me... I don't believe I have been treated fairly.
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Our personal values must never usurp the right of a student to be treated fairly and equally.
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"I think the two of them should be treated fairly, and there shouldn't be two standards," Sen.
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Of those who have shown up, some have expressed skepticism that the officers would be treated fairly.
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"The United States must, at long last, be treated fairly on trade," the President tweeted on Saturday.
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"Simply put, we have not been treated fairly by the World Trade Organization," Trump said last Friday.
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"I understand people are concerned about bias and making sure their ideas are treated fairly," Zuckerberg said.
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In their filings, the companies implied that they would not be treated fairly in a tribal court.
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This improved process will allow claims to be adjudicated quickly and harmed students to be treated fairly.
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Companies, in other words, are seeking to minimize the number of workers who must be treated fairly.
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"Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly," said Gov.
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I say that finally, because it has been many years that we were treated fairly on trade.
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" "At some point I'll make a determination, but Roger Stone and everybody has to be treated fairly.
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"At the heart of this," she said, "are Stanford students who should be treated fairly and equally."
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"It takes a lot of people to make sure that everyone is treated fairly," Judge Friendly explains.
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Policymakers should also look to ensure foreign direct investment and U.S. companies operating abroad are treated fairly.
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FOS chief executive Caroline Wayman said she welcomed the opportunity to help more small businesses get treated fairly.
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The idea that you will be treated "fairly" as president is simply not part of the job description.
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Does 4A Games make any specific effort to help combat crunch and make sure employees are treated fairly?
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" Note that Trump has repeatedly said he wouldn't run a third-party bid if he was treated "fairly.
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Domestic violence offenders who believe they were treated fairly during their arrest are less likely to offend again.
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In terms of civil liberties for criminal defendants, several layers of protection ensure all persons are treated fairly.
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It's about taking care of people, and making sure that they're heard, and that people are treated fairly.
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At a Georgetown University event in September, he urged lawyers to look into whether banks are treated fairly.
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And I say that, finally, because it's been many, many years that we were treated fairly on trade.
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"We need to get a balance to make sure that states are treated fairly," Barrasso told The Hill.
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He spent the next two years in prison where, by his own account, he was treated fairly well.
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The good news is that if the tapeworm is identified it can be treated fairly easily with specialized medication.
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The NBI's cybercrime chief, Manuel Antonio Duarte, said the timing was a coincidence and Rappler was being treated fairly.
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" During a House Financial Services hearing Tuesday, Carson said HUD's "responsibility is to make sure everybody is treated fairly.
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" He then said he wanted women to be treated fairly and noted that his company is "70 percent women.
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He in turn wrote me a crisp and courteous letter, saying it was refreshing to be treated fairly again.
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"Our nation is committed to the principle that all people should be treated fairly and with respect," he said.
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When I was a teenager in Belfast I realized that my peers and I were not being treated fairly.
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Steele was concerned that Durham's investigation was overly politicized and he would not be treated fairly, the sources said.
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"The Staircase," which focuses on whether Mr. Peterson was treated fairly by the legal system, doesn't answer that question.
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" He added that "the money you're talking about is major, but the United States has to be treated fairly.
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The photog asks Leno if he thinks Union was treated fairly -- he's refusing to commit one way or another.
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Headquarters: Atlanta, GeorgiaIndustry: HealthcareQuote from employee on why it's good for women:"We are all equal and treated fairly."
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But Roger Stone and everybody has to be treated fairly, and this has not been a fair process. OK?
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With the expansion of private admissions coaching, some counselors feel sidelined, or fear their students won't be treated fairly.
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He tweeted yesterday, unfair trade practices can no longer be tolerated and the U.S. must be treated fairly going forward.
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"Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly," Brown said in a statement.
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Above all, the President supports victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process.
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The process is implemented in order to ensure that those investors leave the fund and those remaining are treated fairly.
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You have to focus on whether young women, middle-aged women, all women are being treated fairly in the workplace.
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Then you have consider where those crystals come from — and whether the people who mine them are being treated fairly.
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Dr Ailoje says that many infertile couples could have been treated fairly easily and cheaply had they sought help earlier.
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I don't feel I was treated fairly by them, but it was an important lesson for me as an entrepreneur.
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"You know, I was not treated fairly," Mr. Trump said, recycling a line he has deployed repeatedly, before trailing off.
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This President wants to focus on the people of this country to ensure they are treated fairly and kept safe.
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"It will be a state block grant, not an individual entitlement, and each state will be treated fairly," Graham said.
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"Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly," Governor Brown told the press.
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The pledge came in response to Trump's threat to run as a third-party candidate if he wasn't treated fairly.
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We work very diligently to ensure that all students, staff and contracted personnel are treated fairly with respect and privacy.
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The President has said he would like to sit down with Mueller if he perceived he would be treated fairly.
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"For purposes of hopefully thinking I'm going to be treated fairly, I've stayed uninvolved with this particular matter," he says.
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Yang's supporters have throughout this election cycle complained that he's not being treated fairly by the media and other gatekeepers.
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He refused to sign it, saying he had been treated fairly according to the terms under which he was hired.
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Preserving ISDS in NAFTA will be critical to ensuring that American businesses are treated fairly in accordance with U.S. laws.
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Giuliani said the president wants to testify but that his legal team has concerns whether he would be treated fairly.
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But he didn't go rogue on the administration he served and fired him when asked if he was treated fairly.
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Instead, he talked about his various grievances against law enforcement and how he had not been treated fairly by the system.
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AS AN AMERICAN, I THINK WHAT WAS IMPORTANT IS LET US BE TREATED FAIRLY WITH HOW THE U.S. BANKS WERE TREATED.
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We have strict procedures in place to ensure that the individuals employed to make our products are paid and treated fairly.
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The American citizens of this U.S. territory deserve to be treated fairly, particularly in the face of a potential Zika epidemic.
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She's willing to fight a police officer if that's what it takes, if she feels like she's not being treated fairly.
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"We should all be treated fairly and paid fairly," she said in an interview for the November issue of Vogue magazine.
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No matter how powerful videos may be or what's been said, everybody deserves to be treated fairly by the justice system.
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He said they would include clauses to allow a 30-day termination notice if the United States was not treated fairly.
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"From someone who was a guest on your show (and treated fairly): This was in exceptionally poor taste," one user wrote.
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"I don't feel like she was treated fairly," her mother, Chiquita Clemons-Howard, said at an N.A.A.C.P. meeting on Sunday evening.
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That's fitting for the head of an organization whose mission is to ensure LGBTQ individuals are treated fairly by the media.
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"Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly," Brown said in a statement Tuesday.
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Never easy bringing up the fact that the U.S. must be treated fairly, which it hasn't, on both Military and Trade.
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The control that ride-hailing services exercise over their drivers defines them as employees; these drivers deserve to be treated fairly.
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If leaders aren't held responsible for what happens in their divisions, principled employees lose faith that they will be treated fairly.
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The trial drew intense attention among Minnesota's Somali-American residents, many of whom wondered whether Mr. Noor would be treated fairly.
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The lawyer, who visited Rocky in his cell, said he was being "treated fairly" and that, contrary to what the Change.
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In a tweet Wednesday morning, Trump complained that Cohen's campaign finance crimes were not being treated fairly compared to Barack Obama's.
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" Asked if she was treated fairly on the show, Leno said, "I don't know … but I think she's a great girl.
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Xi promised to look into the case and told Trump the players would be treated fairly, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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Xi promised to look into the case and said the players would be treated fairly, a U.S. official told the Post.
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According to the Washington Post, President Xi promised to look into the issue -- and said the players would be treated fairly.
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There is clearly more work to be done to make sure all energy sources are treated fairly in the U.S. tax code.
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The goal is to determine whether America is being treated fairly by its trading partners and the 164-nation World Trade Organization.
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"We believe all workers should be treated fairly and welcome Lululemon's investigation," a representative for the United Nations Foundation told The Guardian.
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The FTC is doing the right thing here by making sure the law is implemented properly and that consumers are treated fairly.
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We just want to be treated fairly with respect to our peer companies, many of whom are 2-10x larger than us.
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The Mulford Act specifically targeted the Black Panthers' "Police Patrols," which monitored arrests to ensure that those arrested were being treated fairly.
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And, above all, the President supports the victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process.
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Workforce diversity may mean some employees are treated differently, Davis says, but that&aposs alright as long as they&aposre treated fairly.
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Trump said he skipped the debate because he would not be treated fairly by Fox News anchor and debate moderator Megyn Kelly.
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"I see my role as making sure that everything we do is ensuring that our candidates are treated fairly," Mr. Perez replied.
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Shouting "bad faith" can sound like shouting "no fair" — and revealing your previously undisturbed expectation that you will always be treated fairly.
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"Today, California reforms its bail system so that rich and poor alike are treated fairly," Brown, a Democrat, said in a statement.
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They need to track their metrics for promotions, and share [that] with their organizations so they understand where women aren't being treated fairly.
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They insist that their goal was to assure that their teammates had been treated fairly by the university, not to excuse sexual assault.
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He wants the U.S. to be treated fairly, he wants reciprocity, he wants peace -- he wants peace and denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
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" Trump, speaking to manufacturers at the White House, said the trip would be difficult "because we have to be treated fairly by Mexico.
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The container companies were also concerned about sale proceeds going to South Korea, where they argued their claims may not be treated fairly.
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As long as people of color are working in Hollywood, they deserve to be treated fairly by the entities that support that industry.
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"Matthew Hedges has been treated fairly and according to the constitution of the UAE," a statement from the Gulf state's foreign ministry said.
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We will apply what we learn to help ensure that everyone, including African American travelers, are treated fairly and with dignity and respect.
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Also, I'm just a guy who's treated fairly well by modern living, and maybe expensive houses are one of its very few drawbacks.
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" Trump said he told Tillerson his visit is "going to be a tough trip because we have to be treated fairly with Mexico.
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It's one of the reasons why I'm working hard to ensure that pregnant women and new mothers are treated fairly in the workplace.
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The container companies are also concerned about sale proceeds going to South Korea, where they believe their claims may not be treated fairly.
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Some think he was ousted prematurely and should have testified before the Senate Ethics Committee hearing, while others believe he was treated fairly.
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Questioned by Leahy, Gorsuch called Garland an "outstanding judge," but refused to answer whether Obama's nominee had been treated fairly by Senate Republicans.
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ONE CONSERVATIVE DEFENDS FACEBOOK: Leon Wolf, writing for RedState, said that their website has always been treated fairly by Facebook and their employees.
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I want to know that if I am sexually assaulted again, and I choose to come forward this time, I'll be treated fairly.
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"I believe it is the court's responsibility ... to ensure that the victims in this case are treated fairly and with dignity," he added.
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Some felt that former slaves would never be treated fairly in the United States or that they might agitate those still in bondage.
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I have to find that we're going to be treated fairly, because everybody sees it now, and it is a pure witch hunt.
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SO AGAIN, THIS IS A TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY FOR U.S. COMPANIES IF THEY ARE TREATED FAIRLY AND WE HAVE FREE AND FAIR RECIPROCAL TRADE.
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But the department itself reported last year that 60 percent of African-Americans did not believe people of all races were treated fairly.
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It says Britain in particular, given its large capital markets, should do more to ensure Iranian banks operating there legally are treated fairly.
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"Above all, the president supports the victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process," she said.
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In Tripplett&aposs March letter, he said the NBMOA receives calls "almost daily" from franchisees who feel they have not been treated fairly.
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"For the purposes of hopefully thinking I'm going to be treated fairly, I've stayed uninvolved with this particular matter," Trump told the Times.
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"No matter what he says or does, they criticize him," Carson said when asked if Trump had been treated fairly by the media.
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Mr. Netanyahu first condemned Sergeant Azaria's actions, then phoned the soldier's family to offer sympathy and reassurances that he would be treated fairly.
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Netanyahu has spoken to the defendant's parents to reassure them that he will be treated fairly and urged prosecutors to consider the context.
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On Monday, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lu Kang, said Mr. Kovrig and Mr. Spavor were being treated fairly.
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Ignoring complaints of American companies about discriminatory treatment in China, Xi also asked that the Chinese businesses should be treated fairly by U.S. authorities.
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And we&aposre going to make sure he&aposs treated fairly and nothing untoward he didn&apost suggest anything other than he&aposs frustrated.
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NAFTA's Chapter 11 allows an investor from a member country to sue a member government on the basis that it was not treated fairly.
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Congress must make sure that international manufacturers are treated fairly, and that customers and dealers are able to adequately access credit and maintain inventories.
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If equal justice under the law means anything, it should mean that everyone is treated fairly, consistently, and without regard to size or wealth.
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It came amid growing attention to ensuring that people with criminal records are treated fairly when seeking employment and trying to rebuild their lives.
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"I don't think she has been treated fairly," Dyson, who is also the founder and CEO of nonprofit organization Women's Global Initiative, told Hill.
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"As an American citizen and peaceful demonstrator, Will is entitled to be treated fairly, without fear of bodily and psychological harm," his family said.
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The key, General Kennedy said, is to reach influencers — parents, coaches — and to convince them that their daughters and athletes will be treated fairly.
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At the end of the day, as long as I'm treated fairly, and I felt like that deal was fair dealing with my history.
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"I wish for customers to know that behind every Amazon order is a human being, and we deserve to be treated fairly," she says.
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Bernie Sanders on "a great win" in the Nevada caucuses, saying he hopes the Democratic presidential candidate is "treated fairly" during the nominating process.
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When asked if she was treated fairly on the hit competition series, Leno said, "I don't know … but I think she's a great girl."
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JS: Sanders's statement said that he had been treated fairly in Maine and some of the other state caucuses, but that Nevada was different.
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But human beings make the fashion industry work, and it is up to all of us to make sure they are treated fairly and honorably.
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Well, obviously, standing up on behalf of your fellow man or woman and seeing that they're treated fairly in any regard is a noble cause.
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The "Fairygodboss Score" will aggregate women's responses to matters such as whether women are treated "fairly and equally to men" in the workplace in question.
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Conservatives agree that women and minorities have legitimate interests in being treated fairly, and liberals agree that gun and property owners have rights as well.
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To ensure consumers are treated fairly, a Commission spokeswoman said,Consumer Commissioner Vera Jourova had written to consumer associations across the EU to collect information.
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"Republic Records is committed to a safe workplace environment where employees are treated fairly and respectfully," the company said in a statement, TV Guide reported.
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"America's franchised auto dealers strongly believe that every customer deserves to be treated fairly," Peter Welch, president of the lobby group, said in a statement.
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The Ambassador to Sweden says her country does not have it in for black people, and as for A$AP Rocky, he's being treated fairly.
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It is morally reprehensible for Trump to stand in front of The Memorial Wall and complain that he isn't being treated fairly by the press.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) vacated the chair out of frustration with the partisan bickering, arguing both parties had been treated fairly in the floor debate.
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It is important to note however, that LULAC's effort to ensure the Hispanic community is being treated fairly goes well beyond responding to deceptive practices.
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It is a very strong card, and I want to make sure everyone is treated fairly, and we are moving along nicely with North Korea.
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Many of the speakers emphasized that they did not discount the allegations the women had made against Conyers but wanted him to be treated fairly.
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Pyne said he had spoken to Chinese authorities during his trip to "ensure that he (Yang) has been well cared for, treated fairly and transparently".
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Worried they won't be treated fairly in court, some demonstrators are seeking refuge on the self-ruled island, where they live in a legal limbo.
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Rocky's lawyer at that time, Henrik Olsson Lilja said in an interview with Dagens Nyheter, a Swedish daily, that the rapper was being treated fairly.
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Rocky's lawyer at that time, Henrik Olsson Lilja said in an interview with Dagens Nyheter, a Swedish daily, that the rapper was being treated fairly.
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The bottom line is this: Chuck Grassley, the Senate Republicans and others have to make sure the American people believe that everyone is being treated fairly.
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But we will always strive to do great work for progressive causes while having a workplace where all of our employees feel satisfied and treated fairly.
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Kushner raised the issue with President Trump, who told Secretary of State Pompeo to work with Swedish authorities to make sure Rocky was being treated fairly.
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And he&aposs entitled to a matter of due process to see the evidence against him, to confront witnesses against him and to be treated fairly.
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"Phone services are a vital part of people's lives, and we expect all customers to be treated fairly and in good faith," she said on Wednesday.
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The Republican front-runner also backtracked on his pledge to support the party's nominee if he fails to win, complaining that he isn't being treated fairly.
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In a tweet on Monday, the president said he told his global peers that the United States "must be treated fairly" on trade and military funding.
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Regardless of whether the clients are a pooled vehicle such as a mutual fund, private fund, or individual retail accounts, all clients must be treated fairly.
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LULAC will continue to fight against unscrupulous business practices and work with corporations in an effort to ensure that the Hispanic community is being treated fairly.
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Trump said Turkey had not been treated fairly but did not rule out sanctions, and U.S. officials said last week the administration still plans to act.
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The group wants more transparency and protections for students, and it has proposed a number of specific changes to ensure that the accused are treated fairly.
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"All the individuals identified in the article were treated fairly and equitably, free of any discrimination," said Mr. Russell, the head of Planned Parenthood's Hawthorne office.
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The trial drew intense attention among Minnesota's Somali-American residents, many of whom wondered whether Mr. Noor, who was born in Somalia, would be treated fairly.
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Even so, the kingdom does not have a credible or transparent justice system, and it is far from certain that those arrested will be treated fairly.
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You have to reckon with your past and a situation in which you might not feel as if you've always been treated fairly by the system.
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As a result, the FCA and the Department for Work and Pensions would shortly be contacting those providers to ensure that savers are being treated fairly.
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"We hope the arrestees are treated fairly and justly," David Archambault II, the chairman of the Standing Rock reservation's official tribal government, said in a statement.
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Amazon isn't taking this lying down, and is going on a charm offensive to push back against claims that its warehouse workers aren't being treated fairly.
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Mahathir Mohamad, the new prime minister, insists that Mr Najib will be treated fairly, and that the government is merely seeking to restore the rule of law.
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Netflix — Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said he approved of AT&T's planned $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner, as long as Netflix continues to be treated fairly.
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That in making those choices you feel you are treated fairly, that no one is given an unfair advantage or disadvantage for how they choose to play.
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Congress, like most Americans, may not be fully aware of a growing energy source powering industry today, which explains why fuel cell technology isn't being treated fairly.
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Both Republicans — Bush, Paulson and Bolton — and Democrats — Obama, Geithner and Emanuel — are treated fairly and, importantly, viewers hear their firsthand recollections unfiltered and without gratuitous commentary.
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While mediators are still working within the framework of the law, they tend to be more creative in divorce agreements to ensure both parties are treated fairly.
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"We've not only secured vastly improved wages for our brothers and sisters but also a mechanism to defend their right to be treated fairly and with respect."
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Schaeuble also said on Tuesday that the Basel Committee of global bank regulators needed to make sure that Europe's banks were treated fairly at the global level.
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When Congress passed the Music Modernization Act (MMA) in 2018, our leaders showed us they value music and care about ensuring that artists are being treated fairly.
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A majority of Americans say they believe that members of the LGBTQ community are treated fairly by the media, according to a newly released Hill-HarrisX poll.
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Trump, who held talks with Indian leaders during a two-day visit, said the U.S. wanted to be treated fairly and given reciprocal access to its market.
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But Trump also recently said he feels he has not been treated "fairly" by the party and reneged on his pledge to support the party's eventual nominee.
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He argues that we must recognize first and foremost those who stand among us, who are members of the union, and who therefore must be treated fairly.
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If nothing else is clear from the past few weeks, it is painfully evident that a great many people do not believe that they are treated fairly.
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Trump quoted one of Musk's tweets in his announcement on new tariffs and said American automakers have not been treated fairly by trade rules around the world.
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LONDON, May 17 (Reuters) - Britain's markets regulator on Thursday issued draft guidance to financial companies to ensure customers are treated fairly when contract terms and conditions are changed.
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The CFPB was a down payment on a highly personal mission that Americans be treated fairly by a monstrous industry that was ripping them of while consuming itself.
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" His promise: "I will make it the personal priority of my administration to ensure that police are finally treated fairly and with honor and respect that they deserve.
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They need to make enough money to support their family and they need to be treated fairly and they need to be protected against discrimination in the workplace.
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" Trump followed his call with Kanye with an announcement that he had spoken with Löfven, "who assured me that American citizen A$AP Rocky will be treated fairly.
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Along with the first group, the monolines are deeply concerned about the methods the rescue legislation would use to ensure that different types of creditors are treated fairly.
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Impeachment supporters point to the following of this process, together with legal grounds for impeachment and Supreme Court oversight, as evidence that Ms. Rousseff is being treated fairly.
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The Hispanic community will forcefully respond to any deceptive practices and organizations such as LULAC will continue to work to ensure that the Hispanic community is treated fairly.
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To ensure that buyers and sellers are treated fairly, Nasdaq has for decades looked for ways to ensure that trades are processed in the order they are placed.
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Salahi tried to convince the skeptics that their arrival in Cuba was "a blessing," and that they would be treated fairly and exonerated by the American justice system.
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Perhaps most fundamentally important is to level the regulatory playing field by ensuring that all companies that interact with Americans through the internet are treated fairly and equitably.
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They loved that the same players they loyally supported every Sunday were able to step off the field and fight for their rights to be treated fairly and equally.
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For Waithe, that means ensuring that the women and men are treated fairly during intimate scenes, and that nobody hesitates from removing a person who is making people uncomfortable.
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"While students should have protections from predatory practices, schools and taxpayers should also be treated fairly as well," DeVos told a Republican leadership conference in Michigan earlier this month.
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What good is a cruelty-free makeup brush or organic cleanser if the women who harvested or packaged your bathroom-shelf staples aren't being treated fairly, or paid well?
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He added that he's learned "everything, so many things" from the scandal and nodded when asked if he believed he had been treated fairly by the public and YouTube.
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" The Golden State Warriors star said he hopes his daughters, specifically, can "grow up believing that they can dream big, and strive for careers where they'll be treated fairly.
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But the team decided it will play in the bowl game after university officials assured them the teammates will be treated fairly, senior wide receiver Drew Wolitarsky told reporters.
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Several of Hill's coworkers, celebrities, athletes and activists spoke out against ESPN ... and Hill says she appreciates all the support, but believes she was treated fairly by the network.
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Janet Napolitano have called for such reforms as an essential step to making sure every individual is treated fairly according to the law, rather than a given prosecutor's agenda.
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A number of traders allege they were not treated fairly by brokers, while others have complained about their treatment by some of the dozens of brokers registered in Cyprus.
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He said he was treated fairly by the pawn shop he used, but said that, in retrospect, the stress of pawning jewelry from his inventory was not worth it.
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"We want all consumers to be treated fairly, and we monitor the marketplace to stay apprised of emerging developments in consumer finance," Mr. Gilford said in an emailed statement.
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Now that Congress is revisiting the TCJA, it's imperative that companies producing in America be treated fairly —without tax discrimination and the loss of competitiveness that goes with it.
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The compensation of employeesI would feel a whole lot uneasier with this setup if I didn't know the personal shoppers and everyone behind the scenes were being treated fairly.
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Our thoughts and prayers are for the well-being of the women involved in the original incident, and for our 10 teammates to ensure that they are treated fairly.
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The United Arab Emirates said on Thursday that he had been treated "fairly," but suggested he had been released to protect the country's relationship with Britain, a key ally.
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The letter also asks Amazon to describe steps it takes to ensure drivers and warehouse employees are treated fairly, as well as the qualifications Amazon requires of its drivers.
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Overall, 6900 percent said they believed Trump was treated fairly in in the impeachment process, including 2628 percent of Democrats, 28503 percent of independents and 22019 percent of Republicans.
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The agency is "closely monitoring" the situation to make sure borrowers who must manually submit income documentation to complete their flexible payment applications are treated fairly, Mr. Frotman said.
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They need to recognize the existence of trans people, and they need to acknowledge that all people have a fundamental desire — and a fundamental right — to be treated fairly.
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"Above all, the president supports victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters.
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Gun City, which describes itself as the nation's largest firearms dealer, is promoting the petition on its website, and demanding that firearms license holders are treated fairly and reasonably.
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" It also claims, very dubiously, that Ayling was "treated fairly" and "with respect," and commands her not to speak poorly of the Black Death group under threat of "elimination.
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I've been upfront about the fact that Uber expects to be held accountable; our only ask is that Uber be treated fairly and that any penalty reasonably fit the facts.
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Most of us would agree that any legislative proposal should protect consumers, increase transparency, promote broader access to internet services and ensure that content from different sources is treated fairly.
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Ted Cruz earlier this year blasted Google, Facebook and Twitter over allegations that they censor conservative content, and he threatened federal regulation to oversee that messaging is being treated fairly.
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But when his lawyer, Ira Rothken, was asked why Dotcom won't just go and defend himself in the U.S., he replied that the internet entrepreneur would not be treated fairly.
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"We have other problems in American corporate governance, but this tired old problem that somehow you can't get treated fairly in a takeover is not one of them," he said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain would be treated fairly by the European Union after it quit the bloc, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday, but Brexit would nonetheless have its price.
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" McConnell laid down early guidelines for consideration of the forthcoming nomination, saying while senators would be able to meet with the nominee, he expected Trump's pick to be treated "fairly.
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And our view today, of course, is that she was absolutely right in theory – except that Beshear had already been treated fairly when he got joint custody six months earlier.
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He told Trump he would make sure he was treated fairly in Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, the Post reports, citing people familiar with the conversation.
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But it turns out that diversity initiatives can be threatening to white people, according to a recent study, and make them believe that women and minorities are being treated fairly.
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The odds that Livia will be treated fairly in her efforts to seek refuge in the United States are more stacked against her than at any time in recent history.
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"The United States was not being treated fairly, but now we are," the president said at a news conference after NATO leaders held an emergency meeting to address his complaints.
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The rules are intended to make sure all shareholders are treated fairly and have access to the same information about a deal and to establish an orderly framework for takeovers.
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As a result, wrenching debates have broken out about whether men accused of sexual assault and rape are receiving due process, and whether women are being treated fairly as well.
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The president vowed to "let this process play out" after Mr. Stone's sentencing on Thursday, but said he may intervene if he felt unsatisfied that Mr. Stone was treated fairly.
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The president vowed to "let this process play out" after Mr. Stone's sentencing on Thursday, but said he may intervene if he felt unsatisfied that Mr. Stone was treated fairly.
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The original Time's Up was founded on January 1 by women in the entertainment industry, campaigning for those who do manual labor and other "underrepresented groups" to be treated fairly.
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Escaping to Taiwan: Some demonstrators, worried they won't be treated fairly in Hong Kong's courts, are seeking refuge on the self-ruled island, where they live in a legal limbo.
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" Trump himself has weighed in, tweeting in December that James "openly campaigned on a GET TRUMP agenda," adding that he feels he "will never be treated fairly by these people.
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" Trump followed his call with Kanye with an announcement that he had spoken with Swedish Prime Minister Löfven, "who assured me that American citizen A$AP Rocky will be treated fairly.
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That changed slowly and painfully over the course of the late 19th and early 20th century as society developed institutions like labor unions that helped ensure ordinary workers were treated fairly.
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" Quote: "I would love to speak, but I have to find that we're going to be treated fairly because everybody sees it right now and it is a pure witch hunt.
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"It is crucial that all candidates put forward by an independent selection panel are treated fairly in the course of this process," Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas told a regular news briefing.
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Rudy Giuliani says I should skip it, because I'm not being treated fairly, and if this journalism thing is rigged against me, I can't just sniffle and bear it, can I?
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While investors may simply choose not to invest in mutual funds with side-by-side management, the real need is for better regulation to provide assurance that clients are treated fairly.
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While we dispute the accuracy of some of the characterizations in the Pennsylvania Attorney General's lawsuit, we will continue to cooperate with them and ask only that we be treated fairly.
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I've been up front about the fact that Uber expects to be held accountable; our only ask is that Uber be treated fairly and that any penalty reasonably fit the facts.
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More important than wages [to the American workers' morale] was that sense of respect, a job where you're treated fairly, where it's safe, where the conditions of work are pretty decent.
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Do you think that Elon and the company are treated fairly by the press, number one, and number two, do you think it's an effective countermeasure to engage in 3 a.m.
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When his son, D.J. Dorsey, started in the district more than a decade ago, Mr. Dorsey worried not about safety, but whether his son would be treated fairly in the classroom.
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Edwards saw Tacky as a martyr, not to the cause of abolition but to the romantic spirit of the Coromantee, who could be tamed as long as they were treated fairly.
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While he said he thinks "all people are valuable," Carson wrote that it's up to the government to "make sure that all people are treated fairly and equally," the Post reported.
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The Legislature's "chosen path during the 2016 session will ultimately determine whether Kansas students will be treated fairly and the schoolhouse doors will be open to them in August," the ruling said.
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Its head of legal affairs Abdullah Al Naqbi said in a statement last week that Hedges was given a court-appointed lawyer, and treated fairly and in accordance with the UAE constitution.
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The startups are countering with choices aimed at a younger generation that places a value on an item's sustainable sourcing, say whether its workers are treated fairly or the avoidance of pesticides.
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As so-called underrepresented minorities — blacks, Hispanics and Native Americans — get a boost at Harvard and many other colleges, some Asian-Americans are among those who say they are not treated fairly.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates said on Thursday British academic Matthew Hedges has been treated "fairly", and it was determined to protect its important and strategic relationship with key ally Britain.
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It points out that Colorado didn't treat Phillips fairly, but it leaves the door open for other similar cases to be decided differently as long as the religious person is treated fairly.
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He has worked tirelessly to protect our neighborhoods from violent crime, end dangerous sanctuary cities, defend the rule of law, provide for victims of crime, and ensure every American is treated fairly.
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Critics have said the Trump administration is not acting fast enough, with some saying that although Puerto Rico is not a state, its people are U.S. citizens and should be treated fairly.
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But the businessman insists his pledge was conditional on being treated fairly by the Republican Party — something he says hasn't happened, now that there is a movement to deny him the nomination.
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Today many Americans — specifically teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public servants who have paid into public pensions and Social Security — are not being treated fairly when it comes to Social Security.
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The Gulf state said Matthew Hedges had been treated "fairly" but also that it wanted an "amicable solution" in the case, which has shaken relations between two countries which are old allies.
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Many criminologists accept that one of the most important parts of policing effectiveness is "procedural justice," the ability of community members to see that they're being treated fairly in interactions with police.
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He defined his criteria broadly, considering pay and benefits but also less tangible factors that employees said mattered to them, like a company's mission and whether they felt they were treated fairly.
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Many people are raising sons and the responsibilities, we want the sons to be treated fairly in the future, but I think that's going to be an incredible time of self-reflection.
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Stylist and fashion editor Mecca James-Williams told Business Insider that the black community still "need[s] these acts of non-discrimination" in order to ensure they're treated fairly in work environments.
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"The president has been pleased to see in the last 24 hours the Department of Defense make some specific commitments to ensuring that our service members are treated fairly," Earnest told reporters.
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" Horowitz also appeared to indicate that he did not believe Page was treated fairly, saying he didn't "think the Justice Department fairly treated these FISAs, and he was on the receiving end.
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"NFIP policyholders can know that we're gonna be there to make sure they are treated fairly and receive every dollar they have coming from their NFIP policy that they purchased," Maurstad said.
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The statement Tuesday said the king urged all Malaysians to ensure Thomas&apos appointment doesn&apost "create religious or racial conflict as every Malaysian should be treated fairly regardless of race and religion."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Monday that his administration's guidance on transgender issues is needed to help schools grapple with the sensitive topic and ensure that all children are treated fairly.
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"Colin Kaepernick's goal has always been, and remains, to simply be treated fairly by the league he performed at the highest level for and to return to the football playing field," Geragos said.
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As chairman of the House Small Business Committee, I have no higher priority than making sure that America's 28 million small businesses are treated fairly and respectfully and have every opportunity to succeed.
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We must talk openly about these conditions because they affect millions of Americans who deserve to be treated fairly and given equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of society, including social media.
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Rudd, who was appointed Home Secretary in 2016, said voters wanted those who had the right to reside in Britain to be treated fairly and humanely but also that illegal immigrants be removed.
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The Supreme Court also ducked the central issue in that case in June, ruling for the baker on the grounds that he had not been treated fairly by a state civil rights commission.
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I wouldn't be against a new bracero program if Mexican workers were treated fairly and if it were part of a package of reforms to make migration saner, better regulated, and less regulated.
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A-listers such as McDormand can leverage their clout to open the door for others to be treated fairly -- and also to help create the best entertainment products possible for all of America.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Finland's Prime Minister Sanna Marin called on Thursday for governments and companies to do more to ensure women were treated fairly, saying equality would not happen by itself.
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It is also important for the spokesperson to make sure the press is treated fairly across the board, avoiding situations such as we have now, with Fox News getting 57 interviews and CNN none.
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" One woman told the newspaper she was satisfied that the investigation was conducted and that the women involved were treated fairly, though she was "disappointed that nothing can be done to censure him formally.
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"We hope that by delivering this letter to Roger Goodell today, he takes this seriously and understands that we just want to be respected and treated fairly," former cheerleader, and plaintiff, Kelly Neuner said.
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I try to be aware of where the yarn I buy comes from, to know that the people and animals involved in its production are being treated fairly, but I know that I slip.
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It is clear from the events this weekend that the executive order does not ensure that legal residents, including green card holders, and non-threats … are treated fairly and with the dignity they deserve.
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"The Consumer Bureau is committed to ensuring that homeowners and struggling borrowers are treated fairly by mortgage servicers and that no one is wrongly foreclosed upon," CFPB Director Richard Cordray said in a statement.
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It is unsung heroes like Yvonne, who, at great personal cost, make a fulfilling life possible for so many disabled veterans who served our nation, and have earned the right to be treated fairly.
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Competition is also a concern in the Philippines, but the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) ruled today that Grab will submit to "service quality and pricing standards" in order to ensure consumers are treated fairly.
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So let's switch to this paradigm: As a human being, I want fellow humans treated fairly and decently, not poked with less respect than we would treat a pound of beef at the supermarket.
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The first principle of any debt collection rules should be that consumers are best off when they can properly satisfy their debts in the easiest possible way while being treated fairly and with respect.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerHouse votes to impeach Trump House impeaches Trump for abuse of power Judiciary members battle over whether GOP treated fairly in impeachment hearings MORE (R-Wis.) said during the markup.
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And we're going to continue to fight for making sure that those workers are treated fairly, and that they have access to good health care, that they have a solid pension to retire on.
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Most public company board members are former CEOs or executives who have run major companies with thousands of employees who recognize the importance of a healthy culture and committed employees that are treated fairly.
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She continued that line of thought in her DLD speech, describing the handing over of personal data by users of free services as "a business transaction", and adding that consumer "need to be treated fairly".
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Imagine being able to trace the exact origins of your cup of tea: where and how it was made, whether organic soil was used and if the workers were treated fairly.
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A smartphone uses about 40 different minerals in its manufacturing, and to meet the company's high standards, each any every element must be traced to ensure it's conflict-free and that workers are treated fairly.
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Giuliani was brought aboard to publicize Trump's message that he had not been treated fairly, that Hillary Clinton had received better treatment from investigators and that former FBI Director James Comey should not be believed.
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Trump has publicly said he would sit down with Mueller if he's treated fairly, despite concerns from some people close to the President that such an interview could expose him to possible charges of perjury.
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"We are conducting a comprehensive review and examining what can be done to ensure we resolve these kinds of issues quickly and help make sure everyone is treated fairly," he said in a written statement.
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But the countries most suited to BECCS, with the most renewable biomass, are not necessarily the wealthiest, so there will be tricky issues around supply chains and ensuring that resource-rich countries are treated fairly.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sainsbury's purchase of Walmart's Asda can be beneficial for the economy and consumers but it is important that suppliers are treated fairly in the deal, a junior British business minister said on Monday.
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In June, Mr. Mallya posted a statement on Twitter saying that Kingfisher Airlines had failed because of circumstances beyond his control and that he had become a political pawn and was not being treated fairly.
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On the U.S. side, it's a little bit different methodology but it does bring a lot of oversight and scrutiny to make sure that people are treated fairly fundamentally when it comes to their privacy.
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Central bank governor Riad Salameh last month requested exceptional powers from the caretaker administration that was in office at the time with the aim of standarising the measures to ensure all customers were treated fairly.
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Representative Bill Pascrell, a pro-labor Democrat from New Jersey, said he could not support the legislation because labor enforcement revisions did not go far enough in ensuring that Mexican workers would be treated fairly.
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Representative Bill Pascrell, a pro-labor Democrat from New Jersey, said he could not support the legislation because labor enforcement revisions did not go far enough in ensuring that Mexican workers would be treated fairly.
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"When this is done to help a political friend or hurt a political enemy, regular citizens rightly worry whether they will be treated fairly without the same access to power and influence," he added. Rep.
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While we still have a long way to go before all LGBTQ people in the US are treated fairly by both society and the law, it's important to recognize the struggles of LGBTQ people globally.
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Major tea companies such as Tata Global Beverages - which owns Tetley - and Twinings - owned by Associated British Foods - said certification schemes were just one part of their efforts to ensure workers in India are treated fairly.
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"Where we identify poor practice, we will take swift action to ensure customers are being treated fairly and our rules are being followed," Philip Salter, director of retail lending at the FCA, said in the letter.
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To Airbnb's credit, Airbnb permanently removed the racist host in North Carolina, and later said that it would review how hosts and guests interact and try to do more to ensure that guests are treated fairly.
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They don't have procedures in place, as developed-world public companies typically do, to ensure that minority investors are treated fairly and have access to all the information they need about company operations, investments and finances.
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" Tesla says it is working with both Eisenmann and Vuzem to investigate the issues and that, if the claims are true, Tesla will "take action to ensure the right thing happens and all are treated fairly.
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And that is actually the role of the US government, including Trump: to make sure A$AP Rocky and any US citizens are treated fairly, have access to attorneys, and are being held in humane conditions.
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Zambia's Human Rights Commission (HRC), established under the constitution to investigate human rights violations, said in a statement, that it hoped Hichilema would be treated fairly and brought before the courts of law without unreasonable delay.
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"I would love to speak, but I have to find that we're going to be treated fairly because everybody sees it right now and it is a pure witch hunt," the president told reporters last month.
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Passage of the PWFA is a concrete policy goal the president can champion that will ensure women are treated fairly in the workforce and help millions of hard-working Americans stay afloat as their families grow.
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"I think it is part of our obligation as a society to make sure everyone is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're protected and that their dignity is affirmed," he said.
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He said that Brady had not been treated fairly and could not be suspended for deflating footballs because he had not been aware that such misconduct could lead to the kind of punishment he had received.
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Appointed: September 2014When she joined the company: 1989Thoughts on gender diversity:"After years of serving as an executive I've seen enough to know, on balance, women are not treated fairly," Botin wrote in a LinkedIn post.
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In contrast to Trump's demonization of the media as the "enemy of the people," Hickenlooper usually takes the view that if he's open to and trusting of journalists, he'll be treated fairly more often than burned.
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"On a level field of competition, I do not believe that we would be treated fairly today, because I believe this agency has had years, if not decades, of neglect and failure to modernize," Shulkin said.
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"I stressed how important it is for President Trump to rectify that situation so that trade becomes more balanced, more reciprocal and more fair, with the opportunity to have American workers be treated fairly," he said.
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The teen protagonists, ranging from nerdy to cool to bullied to burned out and everything in between, feel real, and the parents are actually treated fairly, too.... Want to find a dark, suspenseful documentary on Hulu?
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Trump is still welcome at Thursday night's debate and will be treated fairly, just as he has been during his 132 appearances on FOX News & FOX Business, but he can't dictate the moderators or the questions.
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In her blog post, Wojcicki said the two issues were unrelated, but added that the platform has "rigorous training to ensure that anyone who reviews content that's been flagged for review ensures all content is treated fairly."
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"Management companies are required to have procedures to handle issues related to redemption, subscription and valuation of fund assets to ensure all investors are treated fairly, and they should keep investors informed of such procedures," he said.
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who will travel to Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday to promote the new rules, said they touched on a core issue for Mr. Obama — ensuring that middle-class workers are treated fairly.
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While all companies are prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex and so forth, companies with federal contracts are required to take affirmative action to ensure all applicants and employees are treated fairly.
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Read more: The DeVos pick suggests vouchers are at the top of Trump's agenda The Department of Labor is in charge of enforcing labor laws and regulations, and therefore ensuring workers are treated fairly by their employers.
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They need to appreciate the importance of retaining the investor-state dispute settlement system — a private right of action before an independent, neutral arbitration tribunal that ensures that American companies are treated fairly in foreign investment disputes.
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We got Paul Monday afternoon at LAX and he admitted he's been treated "fairly" -- referring to YouTube yanking him from one of its original series, and cutting off his main revenue stream from his 15 million subscribers.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerHouse votes to impeach Trump House impeaches Trump for abuse of power Judiciary members battle over whether GOP treated fairly in impeachment hearings MORE (R-Wis.) yielded his time to the Texas Republican.
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"His first priority is making sure that our men and women in uniform who signed up to fight for our safety overseas are treated fairly when they come home," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters.
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LONDON, April 30 (Reuters) - Sainsbury's purchase of Walmart's Asda can be beneficial for the economy and consumers but it is important that suppliers are treated fairly in the deal, a junior British business minister said on Monday.
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However, a New Zealand court told the justice minister in July to review the decision to extradite Kyung Yup Kim, a South Korean-born resident accused of murder, because of concern he might not be treated fairly.
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But if people don't feel that their voices are being heard or that they're being treated fairly, they're much more likely to try to take matters into their own hands — by intimidating other voters, inciting violence, or worse.
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Sandweg argued that ICE isn't being treated fairly amid the recent influx of migrant families and children at the southern border, saying they're being forced into a role they were never meant to fill in the first place.
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"Above all, the president supports victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process," Sanders emphasized at the Monday media briefing — a statement that she said had been directly dictated by Trump.
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But Mr. Erdogan and his subordinates have also been unapologetic about the severity of the purges, and they contend that most, if not all, of the people under suspicion for connections with the plot have been treated fairly.
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Washington (CNN)Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein told President Donald Trump he would make sure Trump was treated fairly in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe in a plea to keep his job, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
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We now ask that you, the members of the media, our fans, and the general public hold all of us accountable for ensuring that our teammates are treated fairly, along with any and all victims of sexual assault.
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By insisting that more study is warranted to decide whether transgender students should be treated fairly, the government has sent a deeply disturbing message to transgender students that they are less than other students and unworthy of protection.
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HAMBURG, Germany — Bobby Wood laughed and looked at the ground when he heard the question: Did he think Jürgen Klinsmann was treated fairly in November when he was abruptly fired as coach of the United States national team?
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"The Consumer Bureau has stood on the side of consumers to see that they are treated fairly, worked to improve their economic circumstances, and held financial institutions accountable to the basic principle that every consumer counts," Cordray wrote.
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"Speaker Albert laid out procedural guidelines during the Nixon episode — Speaker Gingrich during the Clinton impeachment episode — all of which included the kind of basic procedural safeguards that one associates in our country with being treated fairly," he said.
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Barr makes a plainly racist comment about a civil servant who always conducted herself with grace, dignity and intelligence, and she is acting as if what is most important is that some believe she's not being treated fairly. Really?
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerHouse votes to impeach Trump House impeaches Trump for abuse of power Judiciary members battle over whether GOP treated fairly in impeachment hearings MORE (R-Wis.), who served as a manager during the Clinton impeachment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus said on Sunday that Donald Trump is making it harder for himself to win the Republican presidential nomination by threatening to run as an independent if he is not treated fairly.
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"I think that is part of our obligation as a society to make sure that everybody is treated fairly, and our kids are loved, and protected, and their dignity is affirmed," he told BuzzFeed News in an interview last week.
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BERLIN, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The head of the VDMA German industry association warned on Monday against proposals to protect high-tech companies from unwanted takeovers, saying it would be better to ensure that German businesses are treated fairly when investing abroad.
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Trump has been feuding with Fox News since the network put on the first debate in August, when Kelly asked Trump about his treatment of women, prompting a stream of insults from the candidate and complaints of not being treated fairly.
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At the White House, however, he has been one of the most visible and vocal of advisers arguing that the president was simply trying to fix a broken global trade system in which the United States was not being treated fairly.
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"Equal treatment under law means just that, equal treatment, and this office is committed to ensuring that women are treated fairly and equitably in the workplace," Richard P. Donoghue, the United States attorney for the Eastern District, said in a statement.
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Qualcomm Chief Executive Steven Mollenkopf told CNBC in an interview on Thursday the firm had been caught up in a trade war, while U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it was disappointing and called for U.S. firms to be treated fairly.
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That is why our justice system is, in theory, supposed to evaluate someone's crimes — and the punishment they deserve — with objective factors, and use several checks and balances, such as juries and appeals, to make sure someone is treated fairly.
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Asked at a White House news conference about broad criticism of the pardon, including from some in his own party, Trump said Arpaio had not been treated fairly, and he criticized previous U.S. presidents for pardons and commutations of their own.
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In fact, Mr. Dalzell said the union supported the bankruptcy effort as a way to ensure that the workers were treated fairly at a time when, he believed, undue criticism was being aimed at PG&E for its fire prevention efforts.
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OSAKA/ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday the United States did not plan to impose sanctions on Ankara for buying Russian defense systems, after the U.S. president said Turkey had not been treated fairly over the contract.
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It is therefore vitally important we make sure that all children who come into contact with the criminal justice system are treated fairly and appropriately, are not forgotten, and are afforded an opportunity to rehabilitate and become productive, contributing members of society.
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If business leaders can shift from unconsciously gender-biased decisions to consciously championing women, imagine the possibilities for women to be treated fairly at work, rise through development opportunities, and increase the health and safety of both women and men in the workplace.
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Similarly to renegotiating some of our unfavorable trade deals, President Trump knows nothing will change unless he educates the American people and the world that the United States can ask to be treated fairly in international relationships and agreements – just like everyone else.
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"This is a truly significant moment not only for transgender young people but for all young people, sending a message that every student deserves to be treated fairly and supported by their teachers and schools," Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin said.
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" Instead of standing by the women, she muddled the details of how the White House handled the allegations and stuck to her scripted statement: "The president supports victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process.
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Netflix (NFLX) CEO Reed Hastings said he approved of AT&T's (T) planned $21 billion acquisition of Time Warner (TWX), as long as the video streaming service, which depends on broadband pipes owned by AT&T and others, continues to be treated fairly.
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The images in "Detroit: Become Human" are simultaneously hyper political and yet treated apolitically "There are many groups of people today who can feel the same and feel segregated for different reasons, or feel not treated fairly for different reasons," Cage said.
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"We do that all the time when we see that Canadian companies operating abroad are not treated fairly in light of the rights and the regulations in that country and I will remake that case to my counterpart over the phone," Champagne said.
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Attorney General Hamad Al Shamsi was quick to point out that Hedges can appeal to the Supreme Court for a retrial, while the Foreign Ministry insisted that he had been treated fairly and was not asked to sign documents he did not understand.
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DHAKA/DOHA (Reuters) - Bangladesh labor activists said on Friday they had joined a lawsuit in Switzerland against world soccer body FIFA for allegedly failing to use its influence to ensure people working on 2022 World Cup facilities in Qatar are treated fairly.
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Asked about any negotiations with other parties, a spokesman for his lawyers reiterated their previous stand on the issue: "If and when Mr. Low is confident that he will be safe and treated fairly, he looks forward to addressing any remaining issues".
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Trump says he's working to try to bring the rapper back to the U.S., tweeting Saturday morning that he's spoken with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven to vouch on his behalf, adding that he's gotten assurances the rapper is being treated fairly.
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On Thursday, Aberdeen said that a suspension on redemptions would remain in place through noon on Monday to provide "additional time for investors to consider their options in these exceptional circumstances" and to ensure that all of its customers are treated fairly.
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"In evaluating this request for clemency, I recognize this pardon is not a perfect solution, but it is the most just action to take to allow a U.S. veteran the opportunity to be treated fairly by the country he served," he added.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerHouse votes to impeach Trump House impeaches Trump for abuse of power Judiciary members battle over whether GOP treated fairly in impeachment hearings MORE (R-Wis.), who had served as a manager during the impeachment of former President Clinton.
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In a survey by the Washington Post and ABC News, six in 10 Americans expect a fair trial in the Senate, and 85033 percent believe Trump was treated fairly in the House Intelligence and Judiciary Committee hearings that bore the articles of impeachment.
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As has become obvious in the intervening years, that's a fairly conservative demand, especially when compared with ensuring LGBTQ people in America are properly housed and cared for, treated fairly at work and school, and not targeted by police for who they are.
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While Aberdeen is in a position to lift the suspension now "we believe it is appropriate to allow a further two days for remaining investors to be contacted," so they are all treated fairly, Chief Executive Martin Gilbert said in a statement.
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It's important that all transgender students are treated fairly and equally under the law, no matter what state they reside in, and it's an encouraging sign that a department in the Trump administration is at least willing to discuss potential national policy with advocates.
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That clause depends on a just court system in which every person accused of a crime is treated fairly and equitably — which, in turn, depends on a policing system that accuses people in the same manner, with no consideration for their race, class, or gender.
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"I do know shippers are going to be wary of putting product on the water when they're not sure what's going to happen at the other end, if they're going to be treated fairly or not," said John Masswohl of the Canadian Cattlemen's Association.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton's campaign continued to call out the FBI Tuesday for the announcement last week that the agency is reviewing emails related to the former secretary of state's private server, with Clinton's campaign manager saying they simply want to be treated fairly.
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A spokesperson sent along the following statement which did not address our questions: We work hard every day to ensure all of our employees are treated fairly and with dignity and respect, and we have open and direct dialogue with employees around the country.
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"We want to ensure that all players in the industry are working with correct information, that consumers are fully informed, and that consumers are treated fairly and with dignity," said CFPB Director Richard Cordray while announcing it was drafting new regulations in November 2013.
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Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign, said, "This is a truly significant moment not only for transgender young people but for all young people, sending a message that every student deserves to be treated fairly and supported by their teachers and schools."
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Southeast Asia should use the sway of its shared market of 650 million people and speak with "one voice" to ensure it is treated fairly in an age of protectionism, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said Saturday as leaders gathered for a regional summit.
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Even in the last decade, almost two-thirds of white Americans have said that blacks are treated fairly by the police, and four out of five whites have said that black children have the same chance as white kids of getting a good education.
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But Mr. Trump, amid intense efforts to derail his march toward the nomination in a race in which he has a large lead among delegates to the Republican National Convention, said at the forum that he did not believe he was being treated fairly.
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"We believe that improving the racial, ethnic, and gender workforce diversity within this industry will help it better understand the needs of the communities that it serves and, as such, consider diversity as critically important for ensuring that all consumers are treated fairly," wrote Reps.
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"My administration will continue working to ensure that Californians have access to safe, reliable and affordable service; that victims and employees are treated fairly; and that California continues to make forward progress on our climate change goals," Mr. Newsom said in a statement on Tuesday.
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I think if I were in your position and, Peter, I called me, and I'm in your position, and I don't return your phone call or if I'm at least not treated fairly by the people representing me, I think that's a very bad thing.
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And it sends a confusing message to candidates — after all, if an employer needs to use masking because hiring managers can't be trusted to be open to diversity, why would women believe they'll belong and be treated fairly even if they are ultimately hired?
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In the current environment, the American people have to know that there are places in the government where the rule of law – not politics – holds sway, and where they will be treated fairly based solely on the facts and an even-handed application of the law.
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"Banks have a stake in ensuring that their vendors and third-party service providers act appropriately, that consumers are protected and treated fairly, and that the banks' reputations aren't exposed to unnecessary risk," she said in prepared remarks at a fintech conference at the University of Michigan.
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The RNC and the Trump campaign appear to have patched up the differences they had earlier in the cycle, when the likely nominee accused the RNC of rigging the system against him and routinely threatened to launch a third-party bid if he wasn't treated fairly.
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Judge Richard M. Berman of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled in September that Brady had not been treated fairly and should not be suspended for deflating footballs because he had not been aware that such misconduct could lead to the kind of punishment he had received.
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The Seattle region pioneered a process of decision making, starting about 15 years ago, that requires city and county officials to conduct "equity impact reviews" to make sure that poor neighborhoods and those made up mostly of people of color are treated fairly in government decisions.
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In holding the hearing, the judge noted "I believe it is the court's responsibility, and manifestly within its purview, to ensure the victims in this case are treated fairly and with dignity," and it felt like, maybe, for the first time, that dignity was being observed.
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NAVARRO: LOOK, THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION, AND PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS BEEN VERY CLEAR ON THIS, THERE'S OVER 160 COUNTRIES IN THERE AND WE HAVE NOT BEEN TREATED FAIRLY IN THINGS LIKE DISPUTE RESOLUTION, WHICH AMBASSADOR LIGHTHIZER'S AN EXPERT IN, AND JUST THE WAY THE WHOLE SYSTEM WORKS.
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While saying that both the accused and accuser need to be treated fairly, Conway said the entire ordeal surrounding Kavanaugh's nomination shouldn't be made into a "meeting of the #MeToo movement," and that she doesn't expect anyone else to be held responsible for her perpetrator's conduct.
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"It is our hope the donation will not only assist the organization but shed light on the fact that all people in the United States should be treated fairly and equally, especially in a country built from a melting pot of all cultures," the pub wrote on Facebook.
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"I just said the president along with the entire administration take domestic violence very seriously and believe all allegations need to be thoroughly investigated and above all, the president supports the victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process," Sanders said.
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While Amazon does not say in its return policy that it limits the number of returns or refunds shoppers can make in a given period, it said it takes action when it feels a shopper is abusing the policy — unfortunately, customers don't always feel they've been treated fairly.
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"I just said the president along with the entire administration take domestic violence very seriously and believe all allegations need to be thoroughly investigated, and above all, the president supports the victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process," Sanders said.
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"While the company is providing a novel mobility service, there remain a number of important questions that need to be answered before an ESG label can be applied to the company, including whether drivers are being treated fairly," said Danielle Fugere, president of shareholder advocacy group As You Sow.
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The ADA also ensured that Americans with both visible and invisible disabilities were afforded access in every aspect of public life, which fundamentally changed the way Americans with disabilities were treated in our workplaces and communities — ensuring that every American was closer to being treated fairly in our country.
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"In this regard, blacks working in STEM jobs share common ground with Asians and, to a lesser degree, Hispanics who are all much less likely than whites in such jobs to believe that members of their own racial or ethnic group are usually treated fairly," the study points out.
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"Throughout the months ahead, I will be working with the Legislature and all stakeholders on a solution that ensures consumers have access to safe, affordable and reliable service, fire victims are treated fairly, and California can continue to make progress toward our climate goals," he wrote in a statement.
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"We have restrictions on share buybacks, on dividends, on executive pay, we make sure their workforce is treated fairly, that they're not the victims of this after use of our resources — similar to some of the things we did with the banks" in the 2008 financial crisis, Reed said.
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At its best, this country was founded on the idea that people can speak about their political beliefs and practice their religion freely and without fear of persecution, that people would be treated fairly by the justice system, and that everyone should have equal opportunities in employment and education.
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But the Chinese government could make that a lot harder if it decides that its own companies aren't being treated fairly in the US.Only time will tell, but it sure feels like the New Cold War will start to touch a lot more aspects of our lives very, very soon.
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" He added, referring to the debate's possible ratings: "And I just don't see in any way where Fox is going to have a successful debate now, when you got the clear G.O.P. front-runner who has decided to walk away from this debate because he can't be treated fairly at the debate stage.
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America's workers deserve a Labor secretary who will respect workers of all creeds, colors and credentials—one who will ensure that workers are treated fairly, have the right to form unions and bargain, are fully protected against wage theft and hazardous working conditions, and have real opportunities for upward mobility and financial relief.
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"There were transgressions… I think everyone has acknowledged that but as an American I think what was important is, you know, let us be treated fairly with how the U.S. banks were treated and if we are treated on that level we hope to settle with the Department of Justice," he added.
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If I were treated fairly — and I have great respect for the press — but when I won the election and I know, and I'm not gonna say that you apologized, but they did a whole big thing, you know, like what happened and there were those who say that it was an apology.
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"Large corporations must also play by the rules, and my office will work diligently to ensure this state's consumers are treated fairly and not abused by businesses seeking to unlawfully jack prices up to line their pockets with profits at the expense of the public during this time of great need," Nessel told ABC12 News.
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These three new books about America's culinary past explore less-trodden territory with an eye to concerns that seem surprisingly contemporary: the need of workers for a higher minimum wage and better conditions; the need for women to gain equality with men; and the need for immigrants to be treated fairly and with respect.
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The second thing is looking at our economy, where African-American women have not been treated fairly, and if we want an economy that works for everyone, we have to make these leaders in these companies understand that if they've got a high-paying job open in the technology field, the answer is in this room, right?
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After days of apologies, she wrote in her resignation letter that she should have been aware of the deportation targets, but added that Britons "want people who have a right to live here to be treated fairly and humanely, which has sometimes not been the case" - a criticism of her own ministry, and perhaps of May.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE late Saturday highlighted several messages from supporters warning the Republican Party of consequences if the GOP presidential front-runner were not treated fairly.
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And I think once people get out their feelings and quit taking stuff personal and just quit being emotional and understand the message from both sides — specifically, Colin Kaepernick's message that people aren't being treated fairly in this country and that needs to change — I think football will go back to being great and that's what it's about.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) said Monday that he expects to be treated fairly in 22019 by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) despite lingering tensions over the 2016 primary.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday said he told world leaders while in France over the weekend that the United States "must be treated fairly" on trade and military funding.
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Even though then-Senator Simpson absurdly claimed during those hearings that it was puzzling that Hill had not come forward sooner given that the nation's capital was "fertile ground" for a woman with a sexual harassment complaint to be treated fairly, it took 26 more years of rampant sexual harassment — and a fortune in secret settlements on Capitol Hill — before women took to the ramparts.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE said Saturday he's spoken with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven to vouch for A$AP Rocky, tweeting that he's received assurances the detained rapper is being treated fairly and that he offered to post his bail.
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Members of the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday debated questions of whether Republicans had been treated fairly by the majority during the impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, zeroing in on a debate around process.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), who led the charge on combatting sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill, said Sunday that women who made sexual misconduct allegations against Clinton were not treated fairly.
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CHICAGO (AP) — The governor of Illinois said Friday he's erased the drug conviction of an Army veteran who was deported to Mexico in 2018, a step that the man's supporters hope will help him return to the US"I recognize this pardon is not a perfect solution, but it is the most just action to take to allow a US veteran the opportunity to be treated fairly by the country he served," Gov.
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And although discrimination remained a pernicious force in our society and continues to this day, and although there are controversies about how to best ensure genuine equality of opportunity, there's been at least rough agreement among the overwhelming majority of Americans that our country is strongest when everybody's treated fairly, when people are judged on the merits and the content of their character and not the color of their skin or the way in which they worship God or their last names.
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And although discrimination remained a pernicious force in our society and continues to this day, and although there are controversies about how to best ensure genuine equality of opportunity, there's been at least rough agreement among the overwhelming majority of Americans that our country is strongest when everybody's treated fairly, when people are judged on the merits and the content of their character, and not the color of their skin or the way in which they worship God or their last names.
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At a time when the bonds between law enforcement and communities of color have frayed – when assassins target police in heinous attacks, and peaceful citizens have to question whether black lives truly matter – we need a president who understands the reality I saw, in my travels across the country, as our nation's 82nd Attorney General: that there should be no tension between protecting those who valiantly risk their lives to serve and ensuring that everyone is treated fairly by police.
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After being lobbied by Kim KardashianKimberly (Kim) Noel Kardashian WestA$AP Rocky found guilty of assault, gets no prison time Taylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' Sex trafficking victim Cyntoia Brown released from prison MORE West and Kanye WestKanye Omari WestA$AP Rocky found guilty of assault, gets no prison time Lana Del Rey records new song in response to mass shootings Trump tells rapper A$AP Rocky to 'get home ASAP' after release in Sweden MORE, Trump reached out to Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven to ensure the rapper is being treated fairly and to try to secure his release.
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After being lobbied by Kim Kardashian WestKimberly (Kim) Noel Kardashian WestA$AP Rocky found guilty of assault, gets no prison time Taylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' Sex trafficking victim Cyntoia Brown released from prison MORE, Kanye WestKanye Omari WestA$AP Rocky found guilty of assault, gets no prison time Lana Del Rey records new song in response to mass shootings Trump tells rapper A$AP Rocky to 'get home ASAP' after release in Sweden MORE and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, the president reached out to Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven last week to ensure the rapper is being treated fairly and to try to secure his release.
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