"We're under fire, we're under fire," said an officer, according to a transcript of the police radio scanner traffic.
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It's a tasty bit of revenge drama at a time when Uber is under fire for, well — what isn't Uber under fire for these days?
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Interior Secretary Zinke has been pushed out under fire from the outside and White House chief of staff John Kelly has been pushed out under fire from Trump.
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It feels like every week these days there's a story about a data breach; last week Facebook was under fire, and continues to be under fire, and this week it's Google.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Uber's corporate culture has been under fire.
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Consequently, the outsourcing model is under fire as never before.
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Yelp (YELP) is under fire from longtime shareholder SQN Investors.
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"Yes, they have been under fire at different times," Col.
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The company has come under fire over executive pay before.
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Here are some other famous YouTubers who came under fire.
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The company had been under fire from critics like Sen.
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But the designer has come under fire for his references.
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MYLAN UNDER FIRE WITH THE PRICE INCREASES FOR THE EPIPEN.
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ABP is not the only Dutch pension fund under fire.
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The judge himself has come under fire for the sentencing.
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And now, she's under fire for her latest magazine cover.
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Recently, the company came under fire for not banning Infowars.
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The bank is under fire for its deceptive sales practices.
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So not only has she come under fire social media.
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Omar, a Somalian refugee, came under fire from some Democrats.
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So here we're seeing our colleague as we're under fire.
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The company's privacy practices have come under fire of late.
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They advanced together until they came under fire, Medic said.
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All of which Donald Trump has come under fire for.
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It's not the first time Lululemon has come under fire.
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All the time he was bleeding, we were under fire.
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Three of the buses came under fire from local police.
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Physicians come under fire in a chapter of their own.
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Free trade is increasingly coming under fire by populist leaders.
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Pruitt has long been under fire for spending taxpayer money.
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What does it feel like to take pictures under fire?
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Apple has come under fire for removing an app, HKMap.
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Facebook came under fire from lawmakers after the reports. Sens.
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Some of Fox News's programming choices, however, came under fire.
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Recently, however, he has come under fire off the field.
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Headlines MoD under fire over £13bn support vessels tender on.ft.
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Ohio State athletics came under fire again twice last month.
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Then it, too, became trapped as it came under fire.
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Mr. Trump is also coming under fire from outside groups.
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The Hill: Dems under fire put brakes on Omar resolution.
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First, Twitter was under fire for verifying assorted white supremacists.
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Jessica Alba's wildly successful Honest Company is under fire again.
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They came under fire again in the 1990s and 2000s.
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Thankfully, not any and all pizza is under fire (literally).
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Google is under fire again for its treatment of employees.
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There is no question about it: Israel is under fire.
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Mr. Trump's history of charitable contributions has come under fire.
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Foreign moves under the last administration came under fire, too.
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The other American vehicle was heading north, still under fire.
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Matthews has also come under fire recently for comparing Sen.
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He will come under fire for his Iraq war vote.
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RWE is under fire even where it does not operate.
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President Trump's regulatory moratorium is coming under fire from Democrats.
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Incumbent Republican senators are increasingly under fire from the right.
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The F.D.A. has been under fire regarding opioids for some time.
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Affleck is far from the only celebrity under fire regarding Weinstein.
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They were under fire for being too white and too straight.
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"We're under fire," an officer radioed in at 9:59 a.m.
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Pharmaceuticals have also come under fire from Trump on drug pricing.
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But Earnin has recently come under fire for its "tipping" policy.
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Nevertheless, his time in the Indiana statehouse has come under fire.
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The SPVM, of course, isn't the only Canadian force under fire.
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Ariad came under fire in October for price increases of Iclusig.
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The exemption process has been under fire almost since its inception.
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India's leaders are coming under fire for their lack of response.
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Yodlee in particular has been under fire from lawmakers like Sen.
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And many fear coming under fire while they're out at sea.
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Walgreens has come under fire lately for continuing to sell cigarettes.
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But even that statement came under fire, with members like Rep.
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Amazon is under fire again for helping spread anti-vaccine conspiracies.
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The F.D.A. has come under fire for continuing to approve opioids.
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Funding for Planned Parenthood has been under fire since mid-2015.
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Donald Trump is under fire again for commenting on women's looks.
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Big tech, of course, coming under fire in Washington of late.
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Han, in driving gloves, takes off under fire and hits hyperspace.
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But the authorities routinely come under fire for not doing enough.
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Beyond has come under fire from critics for being too processed.
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President Donald Trump came under fire for a tweet slamming Sen.
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Screenshot: TechCrunch Music apps seem to be under fire as well.
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The children's book publishing industry in particular has come under fire.
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Now the FDA is under fire for getting the balance wrong.
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Its jets then targeted Syrian defense batteries after coming under fire.
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More recently, Airbnb has come under fire for exacerbating the problem.
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Paramedics came under fire when they arrived to treat the victims.
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ABC News has been under fire on several fronts of late.
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This isn't the first time that Marineland has come under fire.
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DoorDash has been under fire for how it pays delivery workers.
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The group's newspaper Hurriyet has come under fire for a Feb.
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My son is under fire every night — especially in this climate.
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Facebook has come under fire for its new political advertising restrictions.
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She also came under fire for promoting Ivanka Trump brand products.
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This is not the first time Ho has come under fire.
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But she remains under fire for a tepid and reticent response.
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During one mission, he helped evacuate three wounded SEALs under fire.
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Uber's acquisition of Otto came under fire starting in February 2017.
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Uber has come under fire recently for its customer response operations.
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He has come under fire from some lawmakers since his nomination.
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In less than a month, Uber has come under fire again.
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As we reported ... Dolph came under fire while shopping in Hollywood.
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Maybe. By the early 21st century, fast food was under fire.
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Leakers have been under fire by Trump and the White House.
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Recently, T-Mobile came under fire for its new One plan.
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Comey has been under fire since several weeks before the Nov.
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Now, Trump has come under fire for attacking Maryland Congressional Rep.
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Victoria's Secret (LB) and Barnes & Noble (BKS) are under fire too.
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TV. The Electoral College has come under fire in recent years.
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Victoria's Secret (LB) and Barnes & Noble (BKS) are also under fire.
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If Trump is under fire, Carter knows exactly how that feels.
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Amazon's facial recognition technology, sold to governments, has come under fire
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McDonald's, Google, Facebook, and Amazon have all found themselves under fire.
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Encryption is one technology that's been under fire from certain quarters.
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Whitaker under fire Meanwhile, Whitaker has faced a drumbeat of criticism.
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Any changes he made were always going to come under fire.
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Silicon Valley is still under fire for its lack of diversity.
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Facebook and Twitter have come under fire from the U.S. government.
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Read more: DoorDash is under fire for its controversial tipping policy.
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The Sacklers and Purdue have also been under fire from Congress.
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He said he came under fire as the assailants advanced, shooting.
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Civil forfeiture has come under fire by liberals and conservatives alike.
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James's comments about transgender people now have Google back under fire.
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Facebook is under fire for its role in the 2016 election.
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Nunes has also come under fire for partisanship from Democrats. Rep.
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The travelers are also under fire from populations living alongside canals.
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Huawei is under fire in other parts of the world, too.
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This isn't the first time the section has come under fire.
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This is not the first time SoulCycle has been under fire.
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The drug companies have been under fire on Capitol Hill before.
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He was tested under fire and that wasn't a good result.
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Her show, Girls, has come under fire for lack of intersectionality.
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The agency has also come under fire from New York Gov.
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Clinton has been under fire from progressives since her campaign began.
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Saudi Arabia's recent interceptions of Houthi missiles are likewise under fire.
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McDonald's is also under fire for its handling of sexual harassment.
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Mr. Price walked back his comments after they came under fire.
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Chipotle has also come under fire for how it treats employees.
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Hasty Pudding had come under fire for excluding women on stage.
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Future rule-making could also come under fire, Ms. Truong said.
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Foreign surveillance under fire What Congress createth, Congress can taketh away.
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Ever since the Ninja deal, that monopoly has been under fire.
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But Big Tech will be under fire whoever wins the presidency.
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"Tonight, Americans in Iraq are under fire," former South Bend, Ind.
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Ronny Jackson, is under fire amid new allegations of professional misconduct.
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Australia's climate police has been under fire from environmentalists recent years.
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But the policy immediately came under fire from the ICE union.
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Trump has come under fire for his comments about Macron's appearance.
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Three of the state's top Democrats are also under fire. Gov.
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Some Vatican ambassadors have also come under fire for lavish lifestyles.
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Jim Carrey under fire for controversial paintings Comedian Jim Carrey has come under fire for his recent paintings of Sarah Sanders, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, and one depicting Trump as the Wicked Witch of the West.
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Mr. Snyder, who has apologized to Flint residents, has been under fire.
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Just two weeks ago, Taylor Swift was under fire on social media.
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Widodo has also come under fire at home over the possible release.
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Adim isn't the first contestant from Kufrin's season to come under fire.
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The company has previously come under fire for producing substandard, leaky pipes.
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NOFX came under fire for comments made about the Las Vegas massacre.
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He's also under fire for lapses in reporting some of his expenses.
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The company came under fire from President Donald Trump during the quarter.
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He has also come under fire for his ties to white nationalism.
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You might remember Reid recently came under fire for outrageous blog posts.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Netflix under fire for film critics say contains child pornography.
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Topping under fire The big ban debate in Iceland isn't over immigrants.
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The government was already under fire over its management of the economy.
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And some major companies have come under fire for their excessive borrowing.
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Foxconn has come under fire for abhorrent labor practices over the years.
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Clarendon Press, 1997"Free Trade Under Fire" (3rd edition), by Douglas Irwin.
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The KPU has come under fire due to the rising death toll.
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Once Republicans take over, Wheeler's biggest accomplishments will immediately come under fire.
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Ohio State University is currently under fire for two unrelated abuse scandals.
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Chief Petty Officer James Hatch came under fire while looking for Bergdahl.
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Go deeper: Fox News under fire after Carlson, Pirro, New Yorker controversies
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Japan has also come under fire for its 99.9 percent conviction rate.
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Gucci is under fire once again for a controversial article of clothing.
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Once again, Melania Trump is coming under fire for an outfit selection.
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This year, however, those revelling in their newfound fame are under fire.
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Distributors have come under fire for their role in the opioid crisis.
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The FCC's new rules on data-sharing could also come under fire.
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Shared scooters have been under fire for barely lasting a few months.
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Flynn has come under fire for his views on Islam and Russia.
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The Fed's rhetoric is once again under fire by Former Fed Gov.
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Eichenwald came under fire after a controversial interview with Fox's Tucker Carlson.
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Now it's under fire for possibly meddling in the UK's Brexit vote.
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The 2016 Oscars may come under fire for all kinds of reasons.
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Trump, under fire at home for many shortcomings and missteps, craves adulation.
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That stance came under fire Thursday from Rubio's opponent New Jersey Gov.
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Roger Williams, described the palpable fear he experienced Wednesday while under fire.
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Also under fire is House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
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Pruitt has also been under fire for almost exclusively flying first class.
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Johnson has also come under fire for his own past offensive comments.
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Though skin like mine is still under fire in the United States.
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Then, Kalanick was still CEO and under fire for his leadership abilities.
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Now TikTok is coming under fire for many of the same issues.
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Duke specifically has been under fire for coal ash disposal and storage.
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He immediately came under fire on Saturday from some on the right.
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From the right, they are under fire for their opposition to Brexit.
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Woodford has come under fire for his over-exposure to illiquid assets.
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But in recent months, several of these companies have come under fire.
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Trump came under fire for both bringing up his jab of Sen.
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Like LuLaRoe, Nu Skin Enterprises' business practices have frequently come under fire.
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Cruise lines have come under fire for their impact on the environment.
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Tillerson's links with Russia came under fire from top lawmakers on Sunday.
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The company is still under fire for how it handles political ads.
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More recently, the trust has come under fire over corporate governance mishaps.
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Bennet may come under fire for the timelines proposed in his plan.
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Bezos himself has also come under fire for having too much power.
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"Multilateralism is under fire precisely when we need it most," he added.
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Now, Amazon's Ring security cameras have come under fire for just that.
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He has come under fire for his insensitive description of the children.
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Update: Kylie Jenner is coming under fire for using the controversial filter.
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In recent years, it has come under fire from small government conservatives.
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That's because wildfires are already covered under fire coverage in most policies.
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The officers "found multiple shooting victims" and "came under fire," police said.
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Earlier this month, Pakistani forces came under fire and lost one soldier.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) came under fire for initially dodging the idea.
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Throughout his campaign,, he's come under fire for his comments about race.
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Amazon has come under fire for dodging workplace safety regulations for years.
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He also came under fire for deaccessioning $38.4 million worth of art.
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The predictive algorithms, too, have come under fire for furthering racial bias.
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Go deeper: Police deals with Amazon's Ring under fire over surveillance concerns
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They came under fire, retreated back uphill and took up a position.
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The president has come under fire for his relationship with our allies.
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Now it is coming under fire on a new front: workplace injuries.
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This week: The Arctic is melting, and Scott Pruitt is under fire.
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The academy has also come under fire for religious intolerance and insensitivity.
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Xi's signature "Belt and Road Initiative" has come under fire as well.
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He recently came under fire for tweets which were seen as transphobic.
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Sanders, who was aggressive throughout, also came under fire on multiple fronts.
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The Olympics have increasingly come under fire for their lack of sustainability.
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That approach is now under fire on both sides of the Atlantic.
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First lady of Virginia Pam Northam also came under fire last month.
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The Trump Organization has come under fire for having hired undocumented workers.
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He recently came under fire after he tweeted an article from Unz.
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Alone, under fire, with neither cover nor concealment, Siatta was visibly relaxed.
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You saw a lot of the kids' content recently come under fire.
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That officer in the cafe came under fire last year from Mr. Boulware, just as he came under fire on Thursday from Mr. Johnson, and yet there he was the other day, in uniform and on the job.
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The Trump Organization has previously come under fire for having hired undocumented workers.
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Facebook's plan has also come under fire from Silicon Valley congressman Ro Khanna.
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A series called "West Virginia Wilder" is under fire by West Virginia Sen.
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Every part of their plan is likely to come under fire from somebody.
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In addition, Gap has pulled all shirts under fire from the Chinese market.
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The Ugandans came under fire from an estimated 20 militants, the officials said.
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Women were thought to be weaker and not permitted to be under fire.
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He's come under fire for supporting Republican efforts to repeal Obamacare, something Sen.
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Marines recover a fallen comrade while under fire with photographer Catherine Leroy (right).
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Meanwhile, Ragtag came under fire for its decade-long relationship to the Crossing.
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While working in Syria in 2014, for example, their convoy came under fire.
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This is hardly the first time Saudi Arabia's Shiites have come under fire.
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Francis has been under fire for remarks he made last month in Chile.
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Viacom has come under fire in recent months from shareholders and activist investors.
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The items with the character under fire have been removed from Prada's website.
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Dunkin' Donuts is under fire for a sign that people are calling racist.
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The suits are not the first time the company has come under fire.
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A generation of children who had never known fighting were suddenly under fire.
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This isn't the first time Kroll and LeCroy's relationship has come under fire.
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Now the policy is under fire from radically differing wings of the party.
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Tax extenders have come under fire from an unusually broad array of groups.
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Prince Laurent of Belgium is under fire for an inappropriately-timed phone call.
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Coca-Cola came under fire for its water practices in the mid-2000s.
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As a newsroom leader he showed such constant grace and kindness under fire.
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Kansas City, Mo. police are under fire over their use of deadly force.
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Snapchat has once again come under fire for how it deals with race.
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But little more than two decades later, such exams had come under fire.
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In some cases, they too have come under fire for exposing user information.
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Perry has come under fire in the lead-up to her next album.
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Berge came under fire from past allies during the campaign for jumping ship.
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Harris came under fire again in 2016 for signing off on California Gov.
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The search party then came under fire from the militants, according to police.
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Still, Uber has also come under fire recently for its customer response operations.
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Trump has come under fire from rivals for fueling unrest with his rhetoric.
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This wasn't the first time TikTok has come under fire by government regulators.
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Nike has come under fire in recent months for doping charges involving Salazar.
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Kavanaugh came under fire from social conservatives before officially being tapped by Trump.
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Republican lawmakers, however, have come under fire for incendiary comments as well. Rep.
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His unit came under fire by "enemy forces" in Nangarhar province, it said.
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Private DeWayne White was killed when his Quick Reaction Force came under fire.
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And he resorted to a familiar tactic when under fire -- slamming the media.
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The plastic toys given away with children's fast food meals are under fire.
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Part of the problem is that the entire political class is under fire.
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Biden came under fire last month for saying he supported the Hyde Amendment.
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Shulkin has come under fire recently, with media reports speculating about his removal.
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Last Friday, US forces in northern Syria came under fire from Turkish artillery.
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But Trump has also come under fire for attempting to interfere, with Sen.
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Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino is under fire for a recording from Jan.
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Pichai's hearing comes as Google is under fire on a number of fronts.
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Starbucks isn't the first chain to come under fire in racially charged incidents.
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The company is coming under fire for being seemingly ineffective in many cities.
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Florida and Indiana have also come under fire for their voter purge policies.
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Subverting expectations, the episode began in Meereen, still under fire by the masters.
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A checkpoint in the city operated by Mali's army also came under fire.
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" Hill had previously come under fire for calling President Trump a "white supremacist.
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Trump has come under fire for his high travel costs since taking office.
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The managers have come under fire for not doing enough to control costs.
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Other governors, mayors and public health leaders have shown similar grace under fire.
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Of course, she came under fire for that because of her husband's tweeting.
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The poll comes as Trump has been under fire for his divisive rhetoric.
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TYT has come under fire for maintaining dodgy working conditions in the past.
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Comey has come under fire from Democrats and Republicans since the 503 election.
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Go deeper: DoorDash's "tips" model is under fire The appeal of price opacity
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One of its partners, DoorDash, recently came under fire for its tipping policy.
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Mr. Prince is under fire for advocating privatization of United States military missions.
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Just that morning they had fled while under fire from Islamic State snipers.
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A report purporting to describe asymptomatic transmission in Germany has come under fire.
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Prince Andrew is under fire for his ties to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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But he has come under fire from Republicans over Obama's immigration enforcement policies.
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Moise's administration has been under fire for soaring inflation and accusations of corruption.
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The governor has been under fire since the photo first surfaced on Friday.
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Bush came under fire for his handling of Hurricane Katrina during his presidency.
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Under fire from many Democrats, he said he had no plans to resign.
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Headlines - Boris Johnson adviser under fire for praise of Hungary's Viktor Orban on.ft.
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" When Trump came under fire for racist appeals, he called Clinton a "bigot.
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That's when our forces came under fire, which unfortunately resulted in the death.
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The effectiveness of the city's drainage systems came under fire after an Aug.
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He has also recently come under fire for a series of ethics scandals.
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Wasserman Schultz has been under fire from progressive Democrats, particularly who supported Sen.
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Juul has regularly come under fire by the FDA for appealing to kids.
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"That's what they did until they came under fire by police," Marinaki said.
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Amazon has repeatedly come under fire for allowing anti-vaccine content to flourish.
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Izzo has come under fire for his demonstrative, chest-to-chest coaching tactics.
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The fashion label has been under fire for the better part of 2017.
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Amazon's employment practices related to its logistics arm have also come under fire.
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Amazon is under fire for favoring its goods in its own dominant marketplace.
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Facebook has often been under fire for deleting contentious content from the platform.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg is under fire again for his campaign&aposs fundraising practices.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg is under fire again for his campaign&aposs fundraising strategy.
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Such deals have come under fire for their potential to distort the charts.
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YouTube star PewDiePie is under fire for a publishing a controversial video ... again.
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ClassPass recently came under fire when members were furious about the price hike.
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Recently, legal agreements intended to keep unsavory details under wraps have come under fire.
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These troops primarily serve in an advisory capacity, but have occasionally come under fire.
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United Airlines has recently come under fire after a number of pet-related incidents.
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And more fallout, Bill Clinton still under fire for his disaster his book tour.
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And that followup book, "Siege: Trump Under Fire," will come out on June 4.
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McHale is under fire because it appears he attended a rally for President Trump.
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Facebook, for example, has routinely found itself under fire for trampling net neutrality overseas.
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Ryan Bounds came under fire over articles he wrote while a Stanford University undergraduate.
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Harris has come under fire for her record as an aggressive (arguably nonprogressive) prosecutor.
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Art museums represented the economic, social, and political structures under fire by activist movements.
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The militants have come under fire from the army and Hezbollah in that area.
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In recent years, Facebook has come under fire for its practices regarding user privacy.
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He recently came under fire for saying he was grateful for himself on Thanksgiving.
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Scott Disick is under fire — literally — on this week's Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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The report comes as Sessions is under fire for his stances on LGBT rights.
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This isn't the first time a public display against Trump has come under fire.
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After its policy came under fire, the company began conducting buybacks earlier this year.
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YouTube YouTube, under fire for how it handles children's videos, is mulling some changes.
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The system, sometimes called "hostage justice," has come under fire from human rights advocates.
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In other areas the government has come under fire for sticking to its promises.
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It's not the first time tofu has come under fire for its carbon footprint.
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Lately, shares of the fitness tracker and action-camera makers have come under fire.
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But his proposal has come under fire even before it was discussed in Congress.
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Last November, the company came under fire for rejecting an ad for Tennessee Sen.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has come under fire as people questioned the agency's oversight.
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Officials said the officers were responding to an incident when they came under fire.
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Uber has been under fire for months for its management practices and company culture.
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In recent years, the reputation of horror author H.P. Lovecraft has come under fire.
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This is not the first time PewDiePie has come under fire for his actions.
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Ancestry.com has come under fire for releasing an ad that some say romanticizes slavery.
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This isn't the first time Dolce & Gabbana has come under fire for controversial opinions.
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Three of the biggest tuna companies are coming under fire over their fishing practices.
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Still, peacekeeping efforts are under fire for their perceived failures ahead of the vote.
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In April, the company came under fire for its offensive Bob Marley-inspired filter.
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Right now, it is unclear if Aziz Ansari — who came under fire after Babe.
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He isn't the only one coming under fire for comments made against the president.
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But the plan has come under fire -- and surprisingly, conservationists are among the critics.
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Google has also come under fire for a seemingly biased gremlin in the machine.
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But they've come under fire in recent months for their growing popularity among teens.
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Since his appointment, Pruitt has come under fire for a growing number of scandals.
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Mark Zuckerberg is coming under fire for refusing to ban Holocaust deniers on Facebook.
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This isn't the first time a magazine has come under fire for photoshopping Nyong'o.
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Donald Trump has lately come under fire for bodyshaming former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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Pretty much every major streaming service has come under fire for severely underpaying artists.
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A Jack in the Box ad has come under fire for its sexual innuendos.
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Forza Motorsport 27 is more complicated, under fire for two different but related issues.
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Three days after the tweet that put him under fire, Davis issued an apology.
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The United States is also under fire from other countries for its protectionist measures.
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Last week Twitter came under fire after McDaniel, several conservative Republican congressmen, including Rep.
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Mayer has come under fire for some of these expenses, particularly lavish holiday parties.
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Mike Pence came under fire after signing just such a measure in March 2015.
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Facebook's current business model came under fire from consumers, politicians and advertisers last year.
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His government has come under fire from critics and opposition parties for rising unemployment.
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Doocy, 59, while not a named defendant, is also under fire in the lawsuit.
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Recently, the notion of celibacy has even come under fire from the church itself.
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Bevin was also under fire for his inflammatory remarks toward teachers during these sickouts.
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Forever 21 is, yet again, under fire for reportedly knocking off an indie designer.
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Field found himself under fire for not keeping up with high-tech car developments.
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Delta has come under fire before for the way it handled disturbances on flights.
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ISIS is on the verge of defeat here, its fighters surrounded and under fire.
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It's also under fire in Washington for its plan to launch a cryptocurrency, Libra.
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The flyover had already come under fire for being over-budget and supremely ugly.
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It's a way of life that has increasingly come under fire from political leaders.
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Recently, Mylan has deservedly come under fire for increasing the cost of EpiPen packs.
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Hyde-Smith has come under fire for remarks and behavior seen as racially insensitive.
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The agency has already come under fire for its hurricane response management last year.
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Trump has naturally come under fire for being on such friendly terms with Duterte.
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Volkswagen is not the only carmaker to have come under fire for alleged wrongdoing.
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Medics have come under fire for sharing private information of patients in their care.
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The organization has come under fire in recent years for a lack of diversity.
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But Trump, under fire from conservative pundits and lawmakers, refused to support the legislation.
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The initiative immediately came under fire from Republicans, who pressed for tougher border controls.
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Pulisic has come under fire for having a slow start to his Chelsea career.
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This is hardly the first time Feinstein has come under fire from her base.
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The company itself has also come under fire in the fallout from the leak.
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This is not the first time King has come under fire for controversial remarks.
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Even before Hain's recent problems, three of its directors came under fire from shareholders.
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Amazon also came under fire earlier this year over how it handles Alexa recordings.
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Trump has come under fire from two of his GOP presidential primary rivals, Sens.
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The company has been under fire there over the distribution of faulty hip implants.
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State officials, who initially downplayed the problems, have been under fire for their response.
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The comment was made as Facebook has come under fire over its privacy practices.
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Zuckerberg has come under fire in recent months for Facebook's policy on political ads.
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Kirk came under fire in late October for mocking Duckworth's mother during a debate.
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In addition to Stumpf, community bank chief Carrie Tolstedt also has come under fire.
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For a long time now millennials have come under fire for their spending habits.
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But data hoarding companies have come under fire for misusing or exposing user data.
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The backdrop: Reid came under fire after posts resurfaced which contained anti-LGBT comments.
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Sandberg also came under fire for reportedly asking whether Soros had shorted Facebook's stock.
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This is not the first time nightlife venues in Ibiza have been under fire.
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Interestingly, companies like Apple have come under fire for enabling end-to-end encryption.
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The city of Al-Qusayr, where she used to live, was under fire constantly.
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"It was a journey we made under fire, shelling, and so on," she says.
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He is also under fire from other White House hopefuls for missing Senate votes.
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Lawmakers under fire Several other members of Congress have been accused of sexual harassment.
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The administration has been under fire over its response to the crisis. http://bit.
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They quietly exult when they notch a kill, they get tense when under fire.
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The digital giant may be under fire from conservatives, but it is wooing style.
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This isn't the first time the cryptocurrency industry has been under fire in China.
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A navigator's skill was particularly tested when his ship was under fire, or sinking.
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It insists that the incident was provoked when a Belizean patrol came under fire.
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As a result a Russian airplane came under fire from Syria's anti-aircraft systems.
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The F.T.C. opened a new investigation last year after Facebook came under fire again.
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Republicans have also come under fire for legislative gerrymandering in states like North Carolina.
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The company had previously come under fire for treating contractors as second-class employees.
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The Pennsylvania Republican is under fire for using taxpayer money to settle the complaint.
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The I.R.S. came under fire for its aggressive questioning of conservative groups in 2013.
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But other aspects of the federal response to Hurricane Harvey are already under fire.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has come under fire for limited coordination.
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Facebook, Twitter and YouTube come under fire every day over disinformation, harassment and more.
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Ron DeSantis of Florida is under fire for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Prince Charles of Wales also came under fire as a result of the news.
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But Enbridge's proposed Mainline change has come under fire from some Canadian oil producers.
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And after Obama came under fire for doing so, Sanders came to his defense.
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In the 21992 debate, it was Mr. Lehrer's light touch that came under fire.
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Other Trump administration officials have come under fire for their travel while in office.
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Grayson, though, has been under fire for running a hedge fund while in Congress.
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They will also point out that Republicans can also come under fire: Republican Rep.
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Meanwhile, the congresswoman is under fire back home after picking a fight with Sen.
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He served eight combat deployments and was awarded repeated medals for valor under fire.
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It's not just data security Google, Facebook and Amazon have come under fire for.
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But the move took an unexpected turn when his coaching methods came under fire.
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Flynn is under fire in part for failing to disclose payments from Turkish sources.
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The U.S. central bank again came under fire from Donald Trump earlier this week.
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When the US side came under fire, it responded with airstrikes, killing the Russians.
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Russia came under fire Tuesday by Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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This isn't the first time Musk has come under fire for recent erratic behavior.
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Putting soldiers there, where they might come under fire, also should not be controversial.
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Grayson is under fire for continuing to run a hedge fund while in Congress.
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And he has recently come under fire for sitting out of the gun debate.
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Ingraham has come under fire after mocking Hogg for his college rejections on Twitter.
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But now, under a Trump administration, Mr. Priesendorf felt science itself was under fire.
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Now the platoon — about 40 Marines, already under fire — was to rush there immediately.
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Immelt came under fire from critics over leadership decisions that left GE cash-strapped.
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This isn't the first time Inhofe has come under fire for untoward stock trades.
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But Trump came under fire himself for his refusal to disclose his tax returns.
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In the past, Uber has come under fire for exorbitant surge pricing during storms.
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Agencies tasked with protecting public health are under fire and working with diminished resources.
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Abuse advocate and author under fire During the committal hearing, a leading abuse advocate came under fire by Pell's defence team, as well as the work of an author who wrote a book on some of the allegations before charges were made.
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Actress Stacey Dash has been under fire since she appeared on Fox and Friends Jan.
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Outside of Hasbro box sets, Marvel has often come under fire for excluding female characters.
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Demi Lovato came under fire for a prank she played on her bodyguard Max, left.
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The #MeToo movement has seen several once-powerful men come under fire for sexual misconduct.
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Local and federal law enforcement also came under fire for its failure to stop Cruz.
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Israel&aposs military said it struck eight Hamas positions after its soldiers came under fire.
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For example, AT&T came under fire for raising these fees in 2013, CNET reported .
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Facebook and Google are under fire for their role in spreading misinformation during the election.
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It has come under fire in the past for being the preferred app of terrorists.
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This civility debate is also far from the first time Waters has come under fire.
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Oreo is under fire—and we're not talking about their limited-edition Firework sandwich cookies.
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In July, sister Khloé Kardashian came under fire for using it during an Instagram Livestream.
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The Chinese government has come under fire internationally for large-scale surveillance of ethnic minorities.
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Ride-hail companies have long been under fire for not checking their drivers thoroughly enough.
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Israel, however, has come under fire from human rights groups for use of the tactic.
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Facebook is under fire for how it collects and shares people's information with third parties.
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Zara also came under fire over similar issues on its website in China and apologized.
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Clinton has been under fire for accepting $675,000 for speeches at the Wall Street firm.
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The President has been under fire for increasing immigration raids and deportations during his administration.
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"I salute Ambassador Masha Yovanovitch's integrity and grit under fire," former ambassador David Pearce tweeted.
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Still, the investor recently bought shares of the company, which has been under fire recently.
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In turn, one organization also came under fire for calling Tlaib herself a dual loyalist.
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Michel's government has come under fire over its handling of the security before the bombings.
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Weirdly enough, this isn't the first time that "One Last Time" has come under fire.
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This isn't the first time an anonymous messaging app has come under fire for cyberbullying.
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It's not the first time marketing practices in the U.K. have come under fire, either.
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H&M and Zara have also come under fire for being racially and culturally insensitive.
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The most innocuous of attire, the basic yoga pant, has once again come under fire.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham has come under fire for mocking slain rapper Nipsey Hussle.
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Stumpf has been under fire since Wells Fargo was fined for opening unauthorized customer accounts.
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"Going to the board implies I've gone around Stumpf, the guy who is under fire."
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The airstrikes Thursday came hours after Israeli forces came under fire from the Palestinian territory.
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Years later, however, his role in the war – and as a man – came under fire.
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The so-called "gay" or "homosexual panic" defense has come under fire in recent years.
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Some suspect that the auditors have come under fire because they make the easiest target.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: MEANWHILE, PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY MYLAN UNDER FIRE FOR HIKING THE PRICE OF ITS EPIPEN.
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He also came under fire recently for not knowing Aleppo -- the besieged city in Syria.
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Private equity is again under fire for bankrupting a longtime retailer and stiffing its employees.
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The news came as Facebook was already under fire for its treatment of user data.
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Several other members of President Donald Trump's Cabinet have come under fire for travel practices.
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Facebook has come under fire for working with certain fact-checking partners in the past.
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NBC News chairman Andy Lack's department has come under fire for mishandling #MeToo movement bombshells.
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Kate Middleton's dress came under fire by social media users who thought it was white.
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LePage came under fire earlier this year after making racist remarks at a town hall.
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Media companies have come under fire and have been taken over by court-appointed trustees.
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But he now finds himself under fire from both sides of Northern Ireland's political divide.
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The pharmaceutical company has come under fire for rapidly increasing the price of its EpiPen.
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The platform has come under fire before for selling ads against offensive and extremist content.
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This is hardly the first time Arpaio and his notorious jail has come under fire.
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Trump Jr. has come under fire for hunting images he's posed for in the past.
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Rosselló under fire Protests against Rosselló have gone on for days in the US territory.
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At the time, Google was under fire for its data collection practices and user tracking.
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And just in November, YouTube came under fire for hosting disturbing content aimed at children.
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At least one world leader is already under fire and others could be damaged, too.
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Kalanick also came under fire for a brief tenure on President Trump's business advisory council.
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Instead, private planes have come under fire in some quarters as a sign of excess.
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United Continental is under fire by asset managers PAR Capital Management and Altimeter Capital Management.
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The social media company has recently come under fire over its use of consumer data.
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LePage has come under fire multiple times in the past year for making racist comments.
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Lakewood Church was under fire after apparently not opening up the church to flood victims.
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President Trump has come under fire from other world leaders for his decision with Jerusalem.
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More old cronies, such as the Rosneft head, Igor Sechin, may find themselves under fire.
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Sports Direct has been under fire from media, investors and politicians over its working practices.
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The Arizona Republican has come under fire for a set of questions that seemed disjointed.
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Indeed, multitasking, that bulwark of anemic résumés everywhere, has come under fire in recent years.
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The exchange site has been under fire from regulators since its disastrous rollout in 2013.
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In 2015, Hadid came under fire for wearing an afro on another "Vogue Italia" cover.
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Republicans, who long hammered Democrats over debt, have been under fire for inflating the deficit.
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The studio came under fire after Kotaku's Cecilia D'Anastasio delivered an investigative report on Aug.
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Toxic workplace culture has become a hot-button issue, as more workplaces come under fire.
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The agreement has come under fire from advocates of stricter immigration policy and national sovereignty.
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DoorDash is under fire for an opaque tipping system that customers are saying is misleading.
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Last week supply doctors trying to sneak into the east before dawn retreated under fire.
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Sprint has previously come under fire for throttling games and music unless users paid more.
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Over the last few months, YouTube has come under fire for its content moderation decisions.
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Trump came under fire for what some saw as a vague response to the violence.
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Lewis has come under fire for comments he made on his radio show years ago.
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Bono came under fire after a September tweet surfaced of her defacing a Nike logo.
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Treatwell has been under fire ever since footage of Ettel hit the internet last weekend.
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Some agencies came under fire for their social media practices shortly after Trump took office.
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Conway came under fire when she used the nonexistent event to defend Trump's travel ban.
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She is also under fire for letting in about 900,000 migrants, mostly Muslims, last year.
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McKinsey recently has come under fire for its involvement in a South Africa bribery scandal.
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Putting aside Trump's personal stance, Amazon has come under fire from key Democrats like Sen.
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CPAC came under fire for giving a speaking slot to alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Delivery services Instacart and DoorDash have come under fire over similar practices in recent months.
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DeSantis came under fire repeatedly for race-related controversies, beginning the day after the Aug.
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GoDaddy has been under fire for months for its perceived failure to take down DailyStormer.
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In recent years, pharmaceutical companies have come under fire for aggressively marketing opioids to doctors.
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King has also come under fire for supporting white nationalists candidates in Canada and Europe.
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Fizdale has come under fire for rotation choices and a lack of identity on offense.
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Two military helicopters dispatched to evacuate the soldiers also came under fire, the army said.
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It was the second time this week Nelson found himself under fire for problematic comments.
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Twitter is under fire for hosting fake accounts created by Russians to influence American voters.
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That's not the first time Tesla's been under fire for pumping up expectations of Autopilot.
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Amazon has come under fire for questionable safety conditions at its facilities in the past.
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Facebook has come under fire in recent months for its alleged mismanagement of user data.
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For instance, he's come under fire for campaigning against immigration while hiring foreign workers himself.
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Bryce previously came under fire for a transphobic response to a questionnaire on ABC's website.
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Talley is not the first American who has come under fire for big game hunting.
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He has also recently come under fire amid a series of accusations regarding ethics violations.
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Scott Pruitt: The Environmental Protection Agency chief quit in July under fire over ethics controversies.
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Current manager Bruce Arena came under fire for similar comments that he made in 2013.
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In years past, Tufts has come under fire for its mishandling of sexual assault cases.
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Andre Carson (D-Ind.) recently came under fire for previously having a meeting with Farrakhan.
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Rawlings-Blake, the mayor since 2010, came under fire for her handling of the crisis.
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Soon enough, rightly or wrongly, she became the face of Russian athletics program under fire.
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The Kardashian sisters' Dash boutique in West Hollywood came under fire Monday night, quite literally.
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Retailers have come under fire in recent years for starting Black Friday sales on Thanksgiving.
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Sears came under fire for its new logo, which critics said resembled the Airbnb logo.
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The incumbent, Virginia Raggi, is under fire for her failure to halt the city's decline.
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Travel: Mr. Pruitt is still under fire for extensive first-class and business-class travel.
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Emanuel Exports, the shipping company, has previously come under fire over its treatment of animals.
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He's also come under fire for accepting a very cheap rent deal from a lobbyist.
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The Nigerian government has come under fire for allowing another similar kidnapping to happen again.
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They are under fire for their role in undermining privacy, distributing disinformation and thwarting competition.
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In the past, Twitter has come under fire for its political tone deafness, especially overseas.
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The auditing firm KPMG has recently come under fire for failing to flag this transaction.
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But a day later, under fire for inaction, a senior Facebook executive reversed the call.
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But a day later, under fire for inaction, a senior Facebook executive reversed the call.
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A 2015 Farm Aid documentary about the advocates, called "Homeplace Under Fire," featured Mrs. Brock.
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He said officers came under fire as they launched the raid, but suffered no casualties.
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MSNBC host Chris Matthews came under fire this week from some progressives for pressing Sen.
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Last week, however, Mr. Seddio came under fire after his team sent out misleading fliers.
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As analysis has become more complex, the techniques and results are coming under fire nationwide.
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The facility came under fire for what immigration activists described as unsuitable conditions for children.
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Bernie Sanders also came under fire for saying some kind words about his late colleague.
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This isn't the first time, companies have come under fire over their allegedly inaccessible websites.
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Tom Cotton came under fire for a series of comments and tweets on the coronavirus.
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" Last year, Walmart came under fire for selling a shirt that read "Rope. Tree. Journalist.
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This isn't the first time the company has come under fire for the same reason.
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Leaf blowers were under fire in the past few years, but for a different reason.
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Trump came under fire late last month for retweeting another post by the same user.
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TikTok and its parent company recently came under fire from Republican and Democratic congressional members.
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But that analysis has come under fire from outside experts, who question its methodology. Sen.
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With Nafta under fire from the incoming administration, Ford, in particular, has tried to adapt.
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Trump has come under fire for his response to Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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The FAA has been under fire for its approval of the now-grounded 737 Max.
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Chief of staff John Kelly remains under fire for his handling of the Porter situation.
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The Trump campaign has come under fire for not paying its costs in the past.
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That response came under fire as excerpts of Farrow's book began dribbling out this week.
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Freedom of the press is under fire again — but this time from an unlikely source.
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Mobile games are under fire for using gambling tactics like loot boxes to engage children.
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United Airlines is under fire because … an enormous rabbit died on a flight from Britain.
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A Kuwaiti beauty influencer is under fire after posting several images on Instagram in blackface.
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The Chicago office has come under fire in recent years for a number of scandals.
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Plus, Amazon has come under fire from politicians for its disruption of the retail industry.
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She had come under fire for what critics say is the mishandling of the scandal.
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What's more, the Hollenders have come under fire for what critics describe as dangerous alarmism.
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"Our officers were under fire for hours," said the Jersey City police chief, Michael Kelly.
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Ingraham came under fire last week after mocking Hogg on Twitter over his college rejections.
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Wolf has come under fire for jokes about White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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It wasn't exactly the first time Kelly had been under fire for comments regarding race.
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Automakers in particular have come under fire from Trump for not creating sufficient U.S. jobs.
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The Fed has come under fire for the dearth of minorities in its upper echelon.
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Carson has come under fire in the past for his handling of fair housing issues.
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Both women came under fire for the way they hired and paid their childcare helpers.
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The Daily Stormer came under fire following the events in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend.
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NEW YORK — The "Grandmaster draw" has come under fire in the world of elite chess.
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Kevin Spacey: Costar Says He Got 'Handsy' On SetAmber Heard Under Fire For Immigration Tweet
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Facebook laid off those curators after they came under fire for having a liberal bias.
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Other hospital strikes Hospitals in war zones other than Syria have also come under fire recently.
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But the move came under fire for crippling small businesses and destabilizing India's cash-based economy.
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The decision to feature female generals in Total War: Rome 2 came under fire almost immediately.
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Matt Damon's The Great Wall also came under fire for having Damon star in the film.
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Those companies include Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecom giant under fire from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Over the past year, Twitter has come under fire for its lackluster responses to hate speech.
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Vogue magazine, in particular, has come under fire in recent months for cultural missteps and mistakes.
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But this isn't the first time that CRISPR has come under fire for potentially unexpected results.
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Both women came under fire for the way they hired and paid their child care helpers.
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Even Google's YouTube has come under fire from the music industry over copyright in the past.
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The facilities have come under fire after reports of neglect, sexual abuse, and overall traumatic circumstances.
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Another vehicle then drove through toward the base's main gates but came under fire from peacekeepers.
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In 2015, she came under fire for posing in a wheelchair for an Interview magazine spread.
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Last season, the NFL came under fire when some of its players kneeled during the anthem.
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Two years later, he was under fire in an offensive against Japanese forces in New Guinea.
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Hugh Jackman is under fire in the new trailer for his political drama The Front Runner.
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Malian authorities have come under fire for failing to disarm militias or beat back Islamist insurgents.
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The elder Paul came under fire for racist newsletters that had been published under his name.
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Everybody is under fire and under attack, and we have to stand together as an alliance.
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Amazon, in particular, has come under fire because of racial bias in its face-matching algorithms.
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Facebook is already under fire for allowing Russia to manipulate its algorithms during the 2016 election.
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LePage came under fire earlier this year after making other racist remarks at a town hall.
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This time, it's Uber's food delivery service, Uber Eats, that is coming under fire for stereotyping.
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Abdul Aziz's most frightening moment was on the Iranian-Turkish border when he came under fire.
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The video platform in February came under fire for putting kids at risk of child predators.
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It came under fire from Beijing last week for making HKmap available in the App Store.
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But in the UK, political journalists are under fire for reporting anonymous briefings by government sources.
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In 2018, YouTube came under fire for unwittingly directing users searching for news to conspiracy videos.
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Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple, is under fire for recommending an anti-Semitic novel.
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Wasserman Schultz came under fire after emails showing officials from the DNC plotted against Vermont Sen.
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Google is under fire following an internal memo leaked, suggesting that women are inferior to men.
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The whole e-commerce sector — including companies like Walmart, eBay and Shopify — could come under fire.
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Airbnb has been under fire recently for some bad, racist behavior by hosts on its platform.
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But several officials who have taken such steps have later come under fire from Trump himself.
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It's also not the first time Amazon has come under fire for its poor labor practices.
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Even her misdirection when under fire has been tolerated as an acceptable response to ceaseless assaults.
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This isn't the first time a celebrity mom has been under fire for kissing her son.
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The agency has come under fire from some politicians for its inability to measure its success.
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Bette Midler has come under fire for a dig she made at First Lady Melania Trump.
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Vogue and Kendall Jenner have both come under fire once again for accusations of cultural appropriation.
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Stein came under fire earlier this year for her ambivalent stance on whether vaccines cause autism.
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Remakes have come under fire in the past for casting white actors to play Asian characters.
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This is far from the first time Kelly has been under fire for comments regarding race.
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Jia is also under fire over debts incurred by LeEco, the failed tech conglomerate he founded.
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Three Turkish soldiers were wounded on Tuesday after their tank came under fire west of Jarablus.
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Yet the human instinct when under fire is to turn away or to or go fetal.
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The pharmaceutical industry is under fire in the public eye, in Congress and in the courts.
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Another product under fire was their mineral-based sunblock, which some said didn't actually prevent sunburn.
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Both women came under fire for the way they hired and paid their child-care helpers.
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Donald Trump is under fire for his comment that "Second Amendment people" can stop Hillary Clinton.
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Several top employees from those agencies are expected to come under fire in the IG report.
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The Kansas City Police Department isn't the only force under fire in the U.S. Mesa, Ariz.
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Last summer the agency came under fire when Mother Jones reported the company violated immigration regulations.
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Ernst & Young (EY) is under fire, too: its local affiliate audited IL&FS and another subsidiary.
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But it has been under fire for allowing large numbers of new coal-fired power plants.
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The tech companies have come under fire because of their role in rapidly displacing existing businesses.
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Russia, for its part, has also come under fire for its open support of Assad's regime.
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Ossoff's experience under fire At just 30 years old, Ossoff has made for a ripe target.
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The Herald Sun of Melbourne, Australia came under fire for their cartoon, which was published Monday.
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Chipotle's board long has been under fire for being too entrenched and too cozy with management.
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Trump is under fire after lewd comments he made about women in 2005 surfaced on Friday.
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Cordray is under fire from Republicans, who question the very existence of the agency he leads.
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Specifically, the CEO of USAG, Steve Penny, came under fire for his treatment of victims' claims.
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Trump came under fire on Thursday for a series of tweets about the island's economic problems.
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Brown was under fire for blowing a gasket at a judge in a Memphis juvenile court.
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And I developed a bond with many of them that you can only develop under fire.
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But the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has come under fire for not imposing a blanket ban.
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He eventually carried 75 men to safety, winning the Medal of Honor for courage under fire.
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In November 2018, Viggo Mortensen came under fire after using the n-word after a screening.
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Under Mr Duterte, people suspected of involvement in the drug trade have now come under fire.
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In 2017, the airline came under fire when it removed a breastfeeding mother from a plane.
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A third plane comes under fire as it is being boarded, and one person is killed.
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Police have come under fire for being slow to respond to the violence against the protesters.
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Trump has come under fire throughout his campaign for his past — and present — attacks on women.
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In March, he came under fire for tweeting in support of nationalist Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
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"Multilateralism is under fire precisely when we need it most," he said during his opening address.
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But he came under fire for some comments he made trying to flesh out this stance.
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Hoekstra came under fire this week after comments he made on Dutch television in 2015 resurfaced.
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It's a courage-under-fire film, with one of Hollywood's best-paid stars at its center.
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Donald Trump Jr. came under fire for invoking Holocaust imagery in complaining about media double standards.
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Retired Navy SEAL Chief Petty Officer James Hatch said he and his dog came under fire.
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The World Health Organization came under fire last month after selecting Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador.
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The Democrats came under fire for potentially having this team of unelected delegates decide the nomination.
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Gunmen fired at civilians trying to enter the United Nations bases, which also came under fire.
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This isn't the first time Walmart has come under fire for shirts sold on its website.
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And Johnson has come under fire from Republican lawmakers over the administration's enforcement of immigration law.
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Trump has been under fire for appealing to fringe elements on the right, including white nationalists.
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More recently, Facebook has come under fire for refusing to fact-check or remove political ads.
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Walmart's online business has especially come under fire this year, as competition with Amazon only intensifies.
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Doctors Under Fire operates under the banner of the Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations.
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The company has come under fire over allegations it misused the personal Facebook data of millions.
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He's been under fire for his remarks on women and people who work for his restaurants.
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Since then, however, valuations of many privately held tech companies have come under fire as excessive.
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Twitter came under fire after Republican Party Chairperson Ronna McDaniel; several conservative Republican congressmen, including Rep.
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Yeah. I mean, I think there are under fire for it in the same way already.
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Pope Francis has come under fire over the Church's handling of the spreading sexual abuse crisis.
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The State Department has come under fire for deleting part of a video of a Dec.
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BlackRock also supported the pay policy under fire at Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, the crippled drug maker.
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Several other current and former Trump associates have come under fire for possible ties to Moscow.
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Kelly came under fire this week for her comments during a Tuesday panel about Halloween costumes.
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Mnuchin recently came under fire over a lack of an official analysis of the tax plan.
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But Acosta has also been under fire for his actions in the rule making process. Sen.
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Blackwater, now known as Academi, has come under fire for its role in the Iraq War.
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" Now, two of the expansive campaigns' shots are seriously under fire for being "offensive" and "sexist.
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Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency chief, resigned on July 5 under fire over ethics controversies.
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Spotify has come under fire in recent weeks because of the music in this second category.
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Why it matters: Google has been under fire for allegedly underpaying women and people of color.
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The company came under fire recently for the lack of reliability of its Model X vehicles.
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The FBI is under fire for its handling of investigations into Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The welfare app has come under fire from British privacy advocates and anti-poverty activists.—Motherboard
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Uber has already come under fire in the U.K. over the employment status of its drivers.
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Microsoft on Monday faced criticism about its work with ICE as the agency came under fire.
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Trump came under fire over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend last month when he targeted Rep.
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Safe routes had been declared before, but people who tried to use them came under fire.
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Here are some decisions he made in his first two terms that have come under fire.
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CRITICISMS OVER PRIVACY, MARKET CONTROL The tech companies have come under fire repeatedly in recent years.
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Just this week the company has come under fire for creating a "digital playground" for pedophiles.
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In recent years, the show has come under fire for its seeming systematic marginalization of women.
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We are only partly a "tipping society," and that is under fire as well in restaurants.
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The Moscow-based Memorial Human Rights Center has also come under fire from Russia's federal authorities.
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Henrietta Fore, Unicef's executive director, said that education in Afghanistan was "under fire," in a statement.
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An Instagram influencer came under fire for editing fake clouds into her photos using an app.
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But they have a duty to protect citizens and defend themselves if they come under fire.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Whole Foods is under fire for helping fund an Asian restaurant called Yellow Fever.
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The American Red Cross has come under fire recently for lack of transparency on its funding.
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It has come under fire from conservatives who have called it corporate welfare and crony capitalism.
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ESPN's decision to broadcast an unflattering in-game comment by the quarterback has come under fire.
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Under fire from Warren at December's primary debate, Buttigieg decried "purity tests" and defended his strategy.
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She gets things done in a quiet, yet effective way, and she is calm under fire.
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Gucci has also been under fire for selling a $790 blue Turban at Nordstrom in May.
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But this isn't the first time the company has come under fire for its safety practices.
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South Korea's Olympic peace overture to its nuclear-armed northern neighbor is increasingly coming under fire.
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Simon had come under fire for what critics say is the mishandling of the Nassar scandal.
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Under fire from lawmakers, Equifax has also waived fees associated with credit freezes until Nov. 21.
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Ilhan Omar came under fire for criticism of AIPAC that was perceived to be anti-Semitic.
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Not a few writers at The New Yorker (here called The New Gotham) come under fire.
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Paltrow's company, Goop, came under fire for selling a $66 Jade Egg with dubious health benefits.
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Take DoorDash, for example, which came under fire after it was revealed to be stealing tips.
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The worldwide video platform has come under fire for how it moderates content on its site.
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That project came under fire after a whistleblower alleged the health records were not being anonymized.
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Tesla has also come under fire over safety concerns involving its advanced driver assistance system, Autopilot.
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"Places previously considered safe by civilians are now coming under fire," it said in a report.
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Two years later, lawmakers came under fire for the so-called Bridge to Nowhere in Alaska.
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Dean Heller — who is facing a competitive reelection challenge — immediately came under fire from Democratic Rep.
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He's also come under fire again from UK Jewish leaders for tolerating anti-Semitism in Labour.
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The White House, particularly Kelly, has come under fire for its handling of the Porter scandal.
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The Maine resident had come under fire for his comments about survivors of the Parkland, Fla.
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E-cigarettes have come under fire for their fruity flavors serving as a gateway for kids.
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In 2012, the American government came under fire after four Americans were killed in Benghazi, Libya.
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These tests – the final ones kids sit before leaving Primary School – have come under fire recently.
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President Donald Trump is under fire for pardoning the former Phoenix Sheriff Joe Arpaio on Friday.
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It's not the first time Feinstein has come under fire from members of her own party.
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Airbnb has come under fire in recent weeks for how it handles discrimination on its platform.
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Under fire, Trump rages, rails and frequently doubles down on his convictions and even his fictions.
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Airbnb long has been under fire for its supposedly deleterious effects on communities around the world.
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Andrés' help comes as the Trump administration comes under fire for its response to Hurricane Maria.
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Europe's oil industry, under fire from governments and shareholders, is grabbing a foothold in clean energy.
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But the company has come under fire over the last few years, making its future uncertain.
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Lyft has also come under fire for some of the same reasons users revolted against Uber.
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The price discounts pharmacy benefit managers negotiate with drugmakers to lower costs have come under fire.
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The agency came under fire in 2014 for reportedly clearing a "notorious felon" for expedited screening.
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In September, the company came under fire for reportedly censoring posts documenting ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
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Under fire from the US Huawei's international reputation, on the other hand, is taking a beating.
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This isn't the first time Golden Goose has come under fire for its faux-vintage offerings.
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Late last year, Prada came under fire for depictions likened to blackface on keychains and dolls.
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Kelly has reportedly fought to save Nielsen's job when she has come under fire from Trump.
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Police officers in San Salvador find themselves under fire — literally — or in cahoots with organized crime.
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It's not the first time the first family has come under fire for their business ties.
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Uber is coming under fire yet again for its lack of accessibility for people with disabilities.
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J.D. Martinez is the latest athlete to come under fire on the internet for controversial past comments.
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"Syria is the most dangerous place in the world to be a doctor," Medics Under Fire says.
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With their men under fire, the commanders were asking themselves how much longer they could credibly stay.
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The company came under fire this week after it added the Adult Wall Costume to its website.
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The strategy has come under fire recently after a raid earlier this year resulted in American casualties.
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" RELATED: Lynch defends an FBI under fire from Clinton campaign "Brexit was the news of the day.
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This isn't the first time Ciccariello has come under fire for a tweet from his personal account.
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The network has come under fire in recent years for its lack of diversity in scripted programming.
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Then he came under fire (again) for saying he'd say the same thing about a Muslim judge.
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During Live Russian MoD Briefing from #Aleppo Russian&Syrian soldiers on #Castello road came under fire pic.twitter.
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Kim Kardashian West, in particular, came under fire after she promoted a line of appetite-suppressing lollipops.
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Canada has come under fire in the past for what critics have said is an opaque process.
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Immelt came under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions as CEO that left GE cash-strapped.
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GameStop is already under fire as it saw revenues drop 16.4 percent in the holiday 2016 quarter.
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In late 2016, Kendall Jenner came under fire for pretending to be a ballerina in a photoshoot.
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Joe Barton, under fire for lewd behavior, announced Thursday he will not seek re-election next year.
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Photo: AP Comcast is once again under fire for injecting JavaScript code into websites its customers visit.
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Recently, Chao has come under fire for potential conflict of interest related to use of her position.
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HANNITY: Right now, Professor Dershowitz is under fire for standing up for principles he&aposs always held.
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Noseworthy came under fire last month for saying his academic hospital system will prioritize privately insured patients.
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The federal government's emergency preparedness has come under fire in recent years, for both under- and overperformance.
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Kim Kardashian West is under fire from celebrities and fans for promoting appetite-suppressing lollipops on Instagram.
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After closing out New York Fashion Week on Thursday, Marc Jacobs is under fire for cultural appropriation.
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But again, Trump came under fire for taking the donation when it was first reported in 2016.
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Ivanka and husband Jared Kushner have been under fire recently for another tax policy they have backed.
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Two vastly different figures have come under fire in the past week for challenging the political establishment.
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Buttigieg has repeatably come under fire for his billionaire backers, most notably from fellow primary frontrunner Sanders.
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YouTube, too, is currently under fire, for not acting quickly enough to stop pedophiles on the network.
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Biden, who is said to be eyeing a presidential run, has come under fire from various fronts.
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When the world's super rich feel as if they're under fire, Trent Kimball is there to help.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has come under fire for being open to talks with Catalan separatists.
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They've fired clients who have been disrespectful to employees, or come under fire for accusations of misconduct.
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Lynch came under fire for meeting with President Bill Clinton while his wife was still under investigation.
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Famed for his Disney-themed remixes, YouTuber Pogo has recently been under fire for making homophobic comments.
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This is not the first time YouTubers and companies have come under fire for deceptive sponsored content.
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A Florida high school has come under fire for the way it handles students' at lunch time.
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Kenyan banks have come under fire in recent weeks for the high costs they impose on borrowers.
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But the collective has come under fire recently for its attention to white nationalist born terrorism online.
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Hidebound corporate governance at the firm and its parent have recently come under fire from activist investors.
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Cohen is concerned about reputational risk from hiring from a hedge fund under fire, the people said.
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Three American special-forces troops were killed and two injured in Niger when they came under fire.
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Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) has again come under fire for her comments about Israel, after telling Rep.
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As a result, Zuckerberg and his company have been under fire from the media and politicians alike.
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Although AT&T is under fire right now, things could change when Trump appoints a new chairman.
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This week YouTube came under fire for enabling a pedophilia ring to surface in videos' comments, too.
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Unsecured release methods and the use of flawed risk assessment tools are coming under fire every day.
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More recently, Mylan has come under fire for raising the price of its allergy auto-injector Epipen.
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Just this weekend, Trump is under fire for incendiary remarks about his unwillingness to negotiate with Canada.
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Trump previously came under fire for making fun of a New York Times reporter with a disability.
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Game Of Thrones has rightly come under fire for years for being misogynistic more often than not.
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It seems trivial, but even an artist's influences or who they find inspiring can come under fire.
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Rami Abdulrahaman of the SOHR told CNN Tuesday that more of the city was coming under fire.
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Like Amazon, Apple's tax and e-book practices have also come under fire from the European Commission.
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At the time Eminem was under fire for the homophobic interpretation that people took from his music.
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Japanese universities have also come under fire for not doing enough in AI and data science education.
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The operating system came under fire not long after it was released from users and the press.
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Last year, the mayor came under fire for offering women "rape whistles" they could use when threatened.
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President Donald Trump has recently been under fire for his friendly relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A Republican leader in Utah came under fire for arguing that equal pay would hurt American families.
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The CFPB is under fire from Republicans and the Trump administration and may not survive much longer.
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Jeong came under fire last week after old tweets surfaced of her lashing out against white people.
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Jeong isn't the first Gray Lady hire to come under fire for offensive rhetoric on social media.
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This all comes as Trump has been under fire for sharing Israeli intelligence with top Russian officials.
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Kalanick and Uber had already been under fire for saying that they're trying to work with Trump.
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Different stances The Boys Scouts of America have come under fire in the past over LGBT issues.
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Dave Chappelle has come under fire after a surprise comedy show in New York on Friday night.
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Ivanka has also come under fire for alleged sweatshop-like conditions of her shoe factories in China.
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Price came under fire during the confirmation process for his stock trading as a member of Congress.
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In February, Uber came under fire after a driver posted video of CEO Travis Kalanick berating him.
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Supermodel Kate Moss came under fire in 2009 after citing the phrase in an interview with WWD.
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"AN ARCHAIC IDEA" Tech companies have come under fire because of their role in displacing existing businesses.
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The Ohio EPA has come under fire for not acting faster to acknowledge and address Sebring's problems.
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A few months ago, Airbnb came under fire for perpetuating discriminatory, often racist, biases against minority users.
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In the border areas populated with ethnic Baluch, Iranian security forces and officials frequently come under fire.
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AT&T has found itself under fire for several other moves in the wake of the deal.
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Conway came under fire for telling Fox News viewers to "go buy Ivanka's stuff" during a Feb.
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Pai has similarly come under fire for ignoring telecom fraud in states from Minnesota to West Virginia.
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Mali's U.N. peacekeeping mission, MINUSMA, said its camp in Kidal came under fire early on Thursday morning.
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Meanwhile, Just Brittany came under fire online after she accused her boyfriend Z-Ro of domestic abuse.
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He came under fire this week for spending large sums on first-class travel for his job.
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All this put Mr Draghi under fire himself, from German politicians resentful of his loosey-goosey policies.
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Tesla has come under fire for its Autopilot feature after a fatal traffic accident earlier this year.
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Airbnb is under fire for allowing hosts on its platform to list homes in Israel's occupied territories.
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Even before he touched down in Havana, Sanchez had come under fire from some opposition activists, however.
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The Trump family has come under fire on numerous occasions for costing taxpayers large sums of money.
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Dutch airline KLM came under fire for asking a breastfeeding mother to cover up during a flight.
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Forever 21 is under fire for using a white model to sell a Black Panther-inspired sweater.
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The agency has come under fire recently, with some passengers reporting hourslong waits to get through checkpoints.
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Haspel has come under fire for her role in the program and what some lawmakers, including Sen.
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Politico also notes that Gabbard is under fire in Hawaii after clashing earlier this month with Sen.
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Trump came under fire this month for his phone call with the widow of U.S. Army Sgt.
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Najmaldin Karim, the governor of Kirkuk province, has endorsed the referendum and come under fire from Baghdad.
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Grammy-award winning country singer Kacey Musgraves is under fire after performing in a traditional Vietnamese dress.
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Trump has come under fire from critics who say he is not doing enough to counter Russia.
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CVS also came under fire in 2018 for donating to America First Policies, a pro-Trump nonprofit.
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Apple could come under fire for having an unfair advantage as the iPhone's sole NFC-based wallet.
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The White House has come under fire from media organizations for the lack of regular press briefings.
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Iranian forces have also come under fire from Pejak, an Iranian offshoot of Turkey's Kurdistan Workers' Party.
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Under fire from outside There's a big difference between drawing public scrutiny and drawing scrutiny from Trump.
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" Trump said on Twitter that Haspel has "come under fire because she was too tough on Terrorists.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), who has come under fire for a controversial remark about public hangings.
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DeVos came under fire on the law during her hearing, when she faced sharp questions from Sen.
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Earlier this year, Brigham Young University found itself under fire for its policies towards sex abuse victims.
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Both candidates, particularly Warren, have come under fire for how they would pay for the ambitious proposal.
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We have been attacked and threatened before, and we know how to do our jobs under fire.
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The program has come under fire after drivers revealed horrible working conditions and said they were overworked.
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LOS ANGELES — Yet another YouTube prankster has come under fire for a video that many deem insensitive.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi is under fire for her handling of allegations against party icon Rep.
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Rick Snyder (R) and his administration are under fire for their role in switching the water supply.
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Backpage has come under fire in various jurisdictions over sex-trafficking charges, which it has vigorously fought.
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Meanwhile, acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke has come under fire for comments she made on Thursday.
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The Trump administration is coming under fire from health groups for delaying an ObamaCare rule for restaurants.
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DeVos's past political donations have been under fire since she was nominated to helm the Education Department.
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However, his ties to Wall Street are already coming under fire from those within his own state.
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The group she was with had come under fire during their escape from the militants, she said.
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Another major tech conference is under fire for a lack of gender balance in its keynote lineup.
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Following the report, the company came under fire for its response, which was both lackadaisical and callous.
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Steve Bannon, the mercurial mastermind behind Donald Trump's presidential campaign, has come under fire in recent weeks.
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As a freshman Congressman in 2013, Bridenstine has come under fire for his skepticism on climate change.
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Airbnb has been under fire lately for tacitly allowing discrimination against LGBT guests and people of color.
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But fundraising through digital token sales have come under fire from plenty of critics in recent months.
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Comedians under fire The reality is that the truth can hurt, even when wrapped in a punchline.
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The DOJ has already come under fire from critics for altering its approach to voting rights cases.
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President-elect Donald Trump is under fire for his choice of Stephen Bannon as his chief strategist.
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Under fire from Congress, all the companies pledged to police their sites more carefully in the future.
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Mr. Schock, a Republican, resigned from Congress in 2015 after he came under fire for lavish spending.
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Ever since the 2016 U.S. election, the company has been under fire for countless missteps and scandals.
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The Times was already under fire for the changes, primarily from the president's supporters, before the tweet.
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The Sackler family owns Purdue Pharma, a company under fire for its role in the opioid crisis.
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The fine comes as abortion rights are coming under fire in both Europe and the United States.
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He has repeatedly come under fire for failing to jump-start the economy or stamp out corruption.
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The state has come under fire in recent years for a huge heroin problem, and opioid addiction.
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Gorsuch's nomination has already come under fire from Senate Democrats, who have threatened to filibuster the pick.
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Under fire for stirring up distrust and violence, the social network has vowed to police its users.
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Separately, the F.B.I.'s deputy director stepped down, under fire from Republicans in Congress and President Trump.
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The company's strategy has come under fire from some cooperative members concerned by a plunge in profit.
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As the companies continue to burgeon, they have also come under fire for a lack of accessibility.
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But it has come under fire in recent months for the spread of misinformation on its platform.
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"This guy climbed down a ravine, carried this guy up on his back under fire," Biden said.
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The app has come under fire in the U.S. and U.K. for how it collects children's information.
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The Trump administration has come under fire for under-testing for the disease, compared to other countries.
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Defense lawyers argued that the men, above, were under fire from insurgents, a claim that prosecutors denied.
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He has since come under fire by rights groups for clamping down on civil liberties and dissent.
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And yet, their infinite patience, their loyalty to each other, their courage under fire, was just phenomenal.
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Meanwhile, BBC News came under fire for using footage of LeBron James instead of Bryant on air.
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Eventually they got back into their vehicles and, under fire from the house, headed straight for it.
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Wuerl's record has come under fire in the wake of a damning grand jury investigation in Pennsylvania.
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The White House also came under fire last year for potential violations of the Presidential Records Act.
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Woodford, under fire from investors, lawmakers and regulators, closed down his investment management firm as a result.
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The company&aposs security and privacy practices have come under fire recently following a wave of cyberattacks.
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Programming note: In CNN Special Report "Presidents Under Fire: The History of Impeachment" Sunday at 9 p.m.
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It has repeatedly come under fire by rebel forces in nearby Eastern Ghouta, the Syrian army said.
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The group sides with tech companies that have come under fire from lawmakers and regulators in Washington.
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She came under fire in July 2016 when she was accused of plagiarizing a Michelle Obama speech.
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The group sides with tech companies that have come under fire from lawmakers and regulators in Washington.
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"I said, 'I don't know if the company needs a C.E.O. under fire right now,'" she said.
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David Wolpe, the rabbi at Sinai Temple, came under fire in 21969 for conducting same-sex marriages.
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But Immelt has come under fire by critics for poor leadership decisions that left GE cash strapped.
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Goldman came under fire for the fees it charged for helping 1MDB raise funds through bond offerings.
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Buttigieg has come under fire from rival Democratic candidate Elizabeth Warren for his ties to big tech.
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In recent months, Facebook has come under fire for exempting politicians from some of its ad policies.
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Delta Air Lines also came under fire for listing Taiwan and Tibet as countries on its website.
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The company came under fire this fall over its policy of allowing politicians to lie in ads.
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Schaaf has come under fire for warning Oakland residents of impending immigration raids in the Bay Area.
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This is not the first time Rowling has come under fire for her comments about being transgender.
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There are at least four Cabinet secretaries under fire for their use of charter or military flights.
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Simon had recently come under fire for what critics say is the mishandling of the Nassar scandal.
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Even as the White House began pointing the finger at Democrats, the Republican president came under fire.
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The tax policy has come under fire, however, with Ireland accused of enabling tax avoidance for multinationals.
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Stuck at home, Dr. Yaftali essentially took over the public relations campaign for a hospital under fire.
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The tiny Gulf state has come under fire for what rights groups describe as poor labor conditions.
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Ms. Gorsuch, known after her remarriage as Anne Burford, resigned under fire from Congress after 22 months.
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Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE has been under fire for his handling of the allegations.
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The chain subsequently agreed to drop its noncompetes, which had also come under fire in New York.
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Another provision of the bill drafted by House Republican leaders has come under fire in recent days.
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The Patriots came under fire for keeping Brown on the team after the rape claim became public.
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WeWork's IPO had already come under fire on concerns over heavy losses and Neumann's concentrated voting powers.
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Officers and agents have been under fire for rape, beatings, and unjust killings of immigrants and citizens.
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Kaspersky has been under fire for potential connections to Russian espionage operations for most of the year.
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Lead came up repeatedly in the hearing, and Mr. Pruitt has come under fire for his answers.
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YouTube and other big tech companies are already under fire for failing to aggressively police their platforms.
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Earlier this month, Charlamagne Tha God came under fire for a 17 year old sexual assault case.
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