Just to be Russian, suddenly, is to be under suspicion.
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Because they weren't born there they automatically fell under suspicion.
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She's written three with Alafair Burke in their "Under Suspicion" series.
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Yang is the second senior Jinan official to fall under suspicion.
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"He felt that he was under suspicion," General Falih said later.
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Mr. McNair had come under suspicion for two rapes in 2004.
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"Everyone who has known her is under suspicion," Mr. Kamm said.
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General Government & bringing it under suspicion—to flatter and fall in
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The supposedly ironclad audits KPMG had performed quickly fell under suspicion.
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It was then I realized that we had fallen under suspicion.
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Stalin begins to execute his rivals, and Florence comes under suspicion.
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They are now being held under suspicion of murder, police said.
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Neary was arrested in September under suspicion of driving under the influence.
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He says he is under suspicion for denouncing government policy on Palestine.
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The Russian computer security firm Kaspersky Lab has also fallen under suspicion.
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In recent years, many colleges under suspicion have pre-empted that process.
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Scruggs co-bylined the original article that revealed Jewell was under suspicion.
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Mr. Ma did not detail what activities brought Mr. Lee under suspicion.
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So far, two people have been interrogated under suspicion of aiding the jailbreak.
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Peterson is still under suspicion for the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy.
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When asked about Chinese students who may feel under suspicion, Mr Rubio pauses.
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Huawei has long been under suspicion for its ties to the Chinese government.
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Bryant declined to identify any organizations under suspicion, citing an ongoing criminal investigation.
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Both probes are ongoing and have yet to place any individuals under suspicion.
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Woods was arrested on Memorial Day under suspicion of driving under the influence.
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A mixed doubles match at the Australian Open came under suspicion in January.
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Armenia, as a client state of Russia, is naturally under suspicion by Tbilisi.
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A mixed doubles match at the Australian Open fell under suspicion in January.
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Roughly a third of the financial system is on crutches or under suspicion.
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When Ed piques the interest of the Office, Nat finds himself under suspicion.
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Muslim Canadians reported feeling psychologically interned, as if under suspicion, surveillance and siege.
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Women who've experienced obstetric complications have been imprisoned under suspicion that they sought abortions.
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"The government is creating a (parliamentary) majority under suspicion of political corruption," he said.
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Then he was arrested by the Iraqi security forces, under suspicion of ISIS affiliation.
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At the same time, Assange's methodology and his motivations have increasingly come under suspicion.
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Kevin Mohamed appeared before a court in Brampton under suspicion of five different charges.
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Blackpool Police had previously confirmed that the actor was not in fact under suspicion.
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My efforts to lead YLE's news operations to conduct responsible journalism have come under suspicion.
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Sex. Murder. A burned-down home and a fire chief under suspicion amid sexual impropriety.
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All of the players under suspicion of match-fixing have been allowed to continue competing.
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But the election's credibility has come under suspicion after ongoing delays in reporting the results.
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"We are badly ranked internationally, we're under suspicion," Sapin told France Inter radio on Tuesday.
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Mr. Muradyan came under suspicion after having contact with a radical imam, the French authorities say.
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Thang lost his position in the Politburo last year, after he came under suspicion of wrongdoing.
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"I'm absolutely certain that they have lived their lives under suspicion, under relentless surveillance," he said.
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenue at subsidiaries, prosecutors said.
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Joveski said Janeva is under suspicion of offering leniency "to a businessman" in exchange for money.
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of overstating revenues at subsidiaries, prosecutors have said.
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenues at subsidiaries, prosecutors said.
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Meanwhile, in December, a man was arrested in Palo Alto under suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
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The film is about a brilliant high school student who suddenly comes under suspicion for various misdeeds.
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Worley came under suspicion and was subsequently searched after being accused of abducting and murdering Sierah Joughin.
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One, a respected gang investigator, John Oliva, came under suspicion of leaking information to a Newsday reporter.
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Bloomberg estimated Mr Smisek's deal to be worth $28.6m, after he was ousted under suspicion of corruption.
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The bureau investigates officers who have fallen under suspicion, using surveillance and sting operations called Integrity Tests.
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Four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenues at subsidiaries, prosecutors have said.
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Related: Watch the VICE News documentary: Yemen: A Failed State Under Suspicion Mobley's story begins in 22014.
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A man's secret life is finally exposed, decades after his disappearance left his wife broke and under suspicion.
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Human rights activists estimate that dozens of people were killed in this period under suspicion of being gay.
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Decades after Richard Hoagland disappeared, leaving his wife broke and under suspicion, his secret life is finally exposed.
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Google, despite also being under suspicion of having interference activities take place on its platforms, was not contacted.
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Police also need the authority to check the immigration status of anyone arrested under suspicion of gang activity.
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Meanwhile, a still-under-suspicion Seth meets with Dunbar aide Cynthia, and she confides in him about Goodwin.
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Taylor was a former restaurant employee who left his job "under suspicion" of theft, the Associated Press reported.
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In 1977, when he was nine, his entire family was taken under suspicion of his grandfather's counterrevolutionary tendencies.
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Taylor was a former restaurant employee who left his job "under suspicion" of theft, the Associated Press reported.
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Meanwhile, one of the characters in that section of the film is under suspicion of being a spy.
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Instead, the member country that dispatched the peacekeeper under suspicion is responsible for trying the accused -- and often doesn't.
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Only one of dozens of plants owned by BRF is under suspicion, and the same is true for JBS.
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That's what Keith is dealing with now: the Islamophobia that puts Muslims in public life under suspicion without cause.
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A December report by Canada's Financial Post revealed that Truaxe had been hospitalized under suspicion of mental health issues.
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By the 1970s, employees of the B.F.V. who were Social Democrats or lacked right-wing credentials fell under suspicion.
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In January 2008, the officer, Shantell McKinnies, came under suspicion of falsely reporting that her car had been stolen.
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At the time of writing, 816 different politicians are listed as under suspicion, implicating 59 percent of the Brazilian Congress.
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Consider that while tomatine is an alkaloid and thereby under suspicion, its ingestion also carries cholesterol out of the body.
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Young's feat was under suspicion in real time, so there were always new developments for the message board to discuss.
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Democrats challenged this and asked Republicans to withdraw the documents under suspicion that they were misleading and of dubious origin.
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A much-loathed patriarch is sent to his grave, and a houseful of resentful, back-stabbing kinfolk are under suspicion.
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It turns out, along with many other parents under suspicion by Pittsburgh child welfare authorities, their crime is being poor.
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Contaminants in the vaping liquids, such as vitamin E acetate used as a "thickener," have come under suspicion as culprits.
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The Taipei district prosecutors office is investigating Mr. Xiang and Mr. Kung under suspicion of violating Taiwan's National Security Act.
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Yet all three are under suspicion of allegedly communicating with Russian intelligence assets, contacts or alleged front organizations like WikiLeaks.
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The number of bank officials under suspicion, and the allegations they may face if they are charged, however, are widening.
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Despite multiple people falling under suspicion, each of them has been cleared as of now and no arrests have been made.
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Eleven men were detained under suspicion of mistreating and abusing women and children and there are arrest warrants against 11 others.
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She also questioned Trump's ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose nation is under suspicion of hacking emails from the DNC.
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The publications reported at least 16 players had come under suspicion regarding intentionally throwing matches but had never been formally disciplined.
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Mr. Amari is by far the most prominent ally of the prime minister to come under suspicion over his financial dealings.
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A low-profile mixed doubles tennis match at the Australian Open on Sunday has come under suspicion for possible match fixing.
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Now that shipments from China have come under suspicion, the sellers told the investigators that they preferred to ship through Europe.
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Shortly after it was shown, people in C18 came under suspicion of gun running, and a number of them were arrested.
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Another arrest involved two brothers - a religious school teacher and online businessman - under suspicion of helping the militant movement in Syria.
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Or, they simply keep it at arm's length because they worry about coming under suspicion of being spies or infiltrators themselves.
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The government has said two police officers were also arrested for investigation under suspicion of having violated the Official Secrets Act.
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The issue has roiled relations with Cuba, which immediately fell under suspicion, and led the United States to expel Cuban diplomats.
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But some advocates argue that metal detectors create a negative environment and make students feel as though they are under suspicion.
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Another told her that he had fallen under suspicion from his bosses and had been asked to disclose his political stance.
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Danske Bank has said the two cases cannot be compared as it closed the part of the Estonian business under suspicion.
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It claims the two hackers have been under suspicion for cybercrimes and fraud in Romania and the UK for quite some time.
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But the same human rights protections are not accorded to people executed under suspicion of selling or even just using illegal drugs.
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It's hardly the most physically demanding of sports, but a Russian curling athlete has left the Winter Olympics under suspicion of doping.
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The South African runner Caster Semenya came under suspicion seven years ago after she won the 800m race at the world championships.
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From the very beginning Mr Avery was the only suspect under suspicion and there have been allegations that evidence was tampered with.
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While the Saudis remain under suspicion for the disappearance, Trump has appeared to stand by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's denials.
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But I was the bearer of patrilineal traditions in name only, insufficiently macho and no doubt under suspicion as a potential pansy.
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Adams, as she gradually fell under suspicion of abusing him physically and financially, returned Mr. Blakelock to one of the mental hospitals.
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These men, and potentially others, are under suspicion of various crimes that mostly seem to relate to their handling of Russian money.
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"Our political dialogue is such that everybody's under suspicion, everybody's corrupt, everybody's doing things for partisan reasons…," Obama told reporters last week.
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People whose families are known to have fled to Rwanda often fall under suspicion and have to leave as well, he said.
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One student told him that someone who came under suspicion for odd behavior and lying about his whereabouts might have been kicked out.
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Bragg was arrested under suspicion of domestic battery after his girlfriend called 911, but the charges were amended when filed to misdemeanor battery.
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Officials placed inmates under suspicion in segregation, but failed to segregate them from each other; Transkiy says he shared a cell with Johnston.
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The Turkish leader was expected to press Obama on US-based cleric Fethulah Gulen, under suspicion in Turkey for helping plot the coup.
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Not long after, a 2250-year-old guy named Brendan Sokaluk was arrested under suspicion for lighting one of the day's biggest fires.
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Does he fear that were your fraud to be uncovered, same-sex couples would come under suspicion of being closeted, discount-demanding straights?
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For the next month, he remained under suspicion until his DNA was determined not to match the samples taken from the crime scene.
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Mr. Smith, who had just turned 275 and lived in a trailer in Mahwah with his wife and infant daughter, came under suspicion.
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The suspect, whose name was not released, was arrested soon after at a nearby shopping mall under suspicion of murder and attempted murder.
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Erdoğan's son Bilal also came under suspicion, after a wiretap captured what was alleged to be a conversation between him and his father.
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As a random English lady with a freakish knowledge of antibiotics, Claire is both physically vulnerable and under suspicion of being a witch.
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Pearson fell under suspicion because he was a friend of E. Herbert Norman, a Canadian diplomat also suspected of being an agent of espionage.
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A few days later, Mounkaila, the village chief fell under suspicion from both US soldiers and Nigerien officials for being in cahoots with militants.
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One was arrested under suspicion of recruiting convicts in prison and planning an attack on Muslim, Christian and Hindu places of worship in Malaysia.
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According to the Associated Press, five Romanian men were arrested on Saturday under suspicion of stealing $590,000 worth of iPhones from a moving vehicle.
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Some senior UK officials share the security concerns, the Observer wrote, including a defense secretary who was fired under suspicion of leaking related documents.
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"Tidal is not under suspicion in this case," Berg, of the law firm Fend, said, adding the company was in a dialogue with police.
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Mr. Eppolito came under suspicion in April 1984 when the authorities raided the New Jersey home of Rosario Gambino, a mobster and heroin trafficker.
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"You are a prime minister under suspicion," Socialist party spokeswoman Margarita Robles told the special session - though Rajoy himself is not accused of wrongdoing.
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S. presidential elections, and was correct in refusing to answer whether specific individuals close to the president had fallen under suspicion of criminal misconduct.
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Picture: Getty Images As the Australian Open starts today, a select group of the top seeds will be playing under suspicion of fixing matches.
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When the firm discovered a $15,000 shortfall in a cash fund used to pay informants on cigarette smuggling cases, Mr. Lee came under suspicion.
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The paper said the drugs involved included LSD and ecstasy, among others, and that at least a dozen US Navy personnel were under suspicion.
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But as six other parliamentarians have since declared they are dual citizens, with dozens more under suspicion, it's more difficult to see the humor.
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But in the years since, many key pieces of evidence, including the blood-splatter analysis methods used by Mr. Thorman, have come under suspicion.
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The IPC is also submitting 19 samples from the 2014 Paralympic Winter Games in Sochi for review, under suspicion that they were swapped out.
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Like countless others, Meyer and his foreign associates came under suspicion in the era of Stalin's purges, and in 1936, he emigrated to Switzerland.
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She later enrolled in the influential Académie Royale in Paris only to be expelled, likely under suspicion that her work was in fact Van Huysum's.
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Bilalov's involvement in any criminal proceedings was unclear, but the Herald reports that he has been under suspicion in Russia for years of embezzling funds.
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Investigations become more challenging when the country where the alleged corruption took place refuses to co-operate (usually because those under suspicion still wield power).
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In 2017, Denise Prell, an employee at the prison, was arrested under suspicion that she was having an "inappropriate" relationship with one of the inmates.
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Seven years after his wife was murdered, Fritz ended up in jail under suspicion that he and Ron Keith Williamson had murdered Debra Sue Carter.
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The union cofinances a large share of all public investments; inside the union, many of those investments have come under suspicion of being corruptly handled.
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He is under suspicion of negligence, but investigators are also looking into whether the train was experiencing mechanical problems that may have caused the crash.
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You can elaborate on all the social, environmental, and economic good that your choice is making for the world, but you'll still be under suspicion.
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Things take a turn for the jailbreak once Claire realizes that Jamie is in danger of being arrested under suspicion of murder once he lands.
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The appointment of a successor to Mr. Comey could touch off a furious fight since anyone Mr. Trump would choose would automatically come under suspicion.
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That Mr. Netanyahu's motives could come under suspicion because of his legal troubles only strengthens the need for public and political support, Mr. Avineri said.
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Police officials later confirmed that he was in custody under suspicion of "incitement to subversion of state power," but they did not disclose his location.
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The government's count came under suspicion first by the Puerto Rico Center for Investigative Reporting and BuzzFeed News just days after the hurricane devastated the island.
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All four brothers were where they said they were — their cellphones had been examined; they were nowhere near Meadow Run Drive — and none were under suspicion.
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His work also had the support of Republicans in the George W. Bush administration and only recently came under suspicion, he told The Atlantic last week.
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A year later, it was among several Saudi organizations that were shut down in Kosovo when it came under suspicion as a front for Al Qaeda.
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"The client was a Russian bank that is under suspicion of having a direct connection with the Trump campaign," Senator Richard Durbin said, during the hearing.
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For now, Relotius' stories will be left unaltered online, but with a notification telling readers that his reporting is under suspicion of extensive forgery and manipulation.
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Even so, the external pressure intensified for WADA to look beyond Russia's track and field program and to scrutinize other countries that had come under suspicion.
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Some 26 people have been arrested under suspicion of being behind the incidents, but police have still to pinpoint the motive or exact number of victims.
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It was his first press conference since he was arrested close to his Florida home in May under suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs.
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If the scene were inverted — if we were two Middle Easterners in a white van in a parking lot in North America — we'd be under suspicion.
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The company shares an email address with Dandong Zhicheng Metallic Material Co., a Chinese coal exporter that is under suspicion for helping North Korea evade sanctions.
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Arturo Rucci, a former assistant to Scully, has been arrested under suspicion of stealing a triptych from the artist's studio and consigning it for auction at Bonhams.
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The most notable of these measures allow for expanded and renewable house arrests of persons under suspicion, searches without judicial warrant, and the imposition of electronic bracelets.
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Less than three days after his arrest under suspicion of battery early Friday morning, T.J. Miller took to the stage as host of the Critics' Choice Awards.
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Forced to endure purges and internal turmoil, Turkey's military would face even more pressure on its personnel as its leadership comes under suspicion by the ruling party.
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The Turkish leader is expected to press Obama on an extradition request for US-based cleric Fetthulah Gulen, under suspicion in Turkey for helping plot the coup.
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His nonprofit was raided last summer by Russian law enforcement, allegedly because Serebrennikov is under suspicion of masterminding an embezzlement plot that caused harm to the state.
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A world in which every protest comes under suspicion of having been organized by shadowy, unseen forces would seem to herald the arrival of such a moment.
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For one thing, if some companies provided outlooks and others didn't, the ones who simply presented earnings numbers might come under suspicion that they were hiding something.
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If there is, after all, a third round of elections, forecasts signal historic levels of abstention and a radical rejection of a generation of politicians under suspicion.
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The law also allows the intelligence agencies to maintain large databases of personal information on UK citizens, even if they are not under suspicion of any crime.
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While he eventually restored laws and was re-elected in 1995, his government came increasingly under suspicion for corruption, attacks on political opponents and massacres of civilians.
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The plane maker has pushed back the timeline for updating the anti-stall software under suspicion in two recent fatal crashes, David Gelles of the NYT reports.
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Gordievsky, who was indeed under suspicion by Moscow, was able to escape from the Soviet Union by means of an elaborate plan worked out by British intelligence.
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Many Latino immigrants in Suffolk County already feel as if they are under suspicion from a police force that has, in the past, been less than sympathetic.
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The government's official death count came under suspicion first by the Puerto Rico Center for Investigative Reporting and BuzzFeed News just days after the hurricane devastated the island.
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But prosecutors said in the summary of allegations released in May last year that ICBC had failed to comply with court orders requesting information about clients under suspicion.
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But then some other paintings by Old Masters — most notably one by Lucas Cranach the Elder, all apparently sold by the same man, Giuliano Ruffini — came under suspicion.
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Their commander, Fareeq Jamal, said it was not his decision who was excluded, but "anyone who is present in the area where terrorists are present is under suspicion".
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When Overbury — removed to the Tower over some court intrigue — died, having been supplied with tarts and jellies from the now-remarried Howard, the couple fell under suspicion.
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The new government has said some Chinese companies are now under suspicion of being used to cover up the graft scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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The uprising against Syrian president Bashar al-Assad began in 218, and a little over a year later, Musaab and Abd were arrested under suspicion of supporting the opposition.
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Fish's injuries were so bad the Renton Police opened an investigation under suspicion of foul play, but plan to close as it became clear this was a serious accident.
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Britain's corruption-fighters have a new tool: the "unexplained wealth order" (UWO), which puts the onus on targets to show that properties under suspicion were bought with clean money.
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"It's not conducive to building trust toward the authorities, to feel that you're always under suspicion," says Sherif Elsayed-Ali, head of technology and human rights at Amnesty International.
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Carter was arrested in July in Georgia under suspicion of driving under the influence and marijuana possession as he and then-girlfriend Madison Parker were traveling through Habersham County.
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European authorities are not able to detect all of these, so those without criminal records and not under suspicion can easily pass visa waiver procedures to enter our country.
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She faces criminal charges and deportation to Belarus after coming under suspicion of working in Thailand without a visa at a sex-training seminar in the city of Pattaya.
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He was sentenced for execution twice in El Salvador, but escaped death until 1975, when he was killed by his own party under suspicion of trying to divide them.
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A 36-year-old Chinese woman has been quarantined by South Korean authorities under suspicion of transporting a form of viral pneumonia with an unknown cause to the country.
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The enterprise had already been on the IRS's radar: One of Clark's workers had come under suspicion for withdrawing as much as $22013,22 a day from a Dallas bank account.
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General Mills announced on Tuesday that it would be recalling 10 million pounds of their brand's flour under suspicion that it might contain a dangerous strain of E. coli bacteria.
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The family was long under suspicion, though – which is partially why, Burke said on Dr. Phil, he and John agreed to speak, in Burke's first public interview since JonBenét's death.
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According to a Chadian truth commission, Mr. Habré's government killed more than 40,000 people who were believed to be enemies of the state, or who had merely come under suspicion.
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These Hackers Made an App That Kills to Prove a Point By: Lily Hay Newman Medical devices' security has been under scrutiny and under suspicion for a few years now.
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According to a Chadian truth commission, Mr. Habré's government killed more than 40,000 people who were accused of being enemies of the state, or who had merely come under suspicion.
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LIMBAUGH: They tell us now that he wasn&apost under suspicion, they should have briefed him on that, and also I think it&aposs important that we remember this salient fact.
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Her program calls for sharp curbs on immigration and on the rights of immigrants living in France, as well as the expulsion of foreigners under suspicion of having militant Islamist links.
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According to Niecee, even though she was unarmed at the protest, she was still detained by the police for more than six hours under suspicion of being connected to the killings.
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According to Chinese website Sixth Tone, Liu was arrested at his home on Friday under suspicion that he and an accomplice were involved in a gruesome botched robbery back in 1995.
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Why it matters: Twitter's longstanding inconsistencies in responding to users' reports of threatening posts look even more problematic when those who post threats fall under suspicion of causing real-world violence.
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Slahi was detained by Mauritanian authorities in 2001 and transferred to Guantanamo Bay from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan in 2002 under suspicion of being a member of al Qaeda.
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He was arrested under suspicion that he'd killed a man and left him in the synagogue dumpster, part of a string of murders attributed to the anonymous suspect Jon Bon Ponytail.
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"A conclusion is currently not foreseeable due to the extent of the proceedings," it said, adding that four current and former manager were under suspicion of having overstated revenues at subsidiaries.
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While interviewing Ellis Griffin (guest star Corey Cott), who is under suspicion for rape and agrees to a DNA test, Benson's (Mariska Hargitay) meeting gets cut short when her colleague, Det.
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In a separate statement, the government said the transactions of more than 300,000 firms were under suspicion post demonetisation, while 37000 shell companies were identified as involved in hiding black money.
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AMSTERDAM — Beatrix Ruf, the former director of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam who resigned last year under suspicion of conflicts of interest, was wrongly accused, according to a report released on Tuesday.
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So the entire Abdullah family came under suspicion, according to Mr. Abdullah's sister, Saida, who spoke by phone from a camp for internally displaced Iraqis about 70 miles east of Hawija.
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The country's ruler, Sultan Qaboos bin Said, was helping mediate the sensitive negotiations around the release of several American backpackers who had been detained in Iran under suspicion of being spies.
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The Clint Eastwood film looks at the media circus that broke out around Jewell, a security guard who came under suspicion for orchestrating the Centennial Olympic Park bombing before being exonerated.
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The premise of the murder mystery "Crooked House" is old school: A much-loathed patriarch is sent to his grave, and a houseful of resentful, back-stabbing kinfolk are under suspicion.
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But now he knows what it is like to be black — to be constantly under suspicion, watching over his shoulder for law enforcement, jumping at the possibility that someone's coming for him.
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CANTON, N.Y. — After nearly five years of living under suspicion, Oral Nicholas Hillary — accused of murder, and steadfastly proclaiming his innocence — is about to have his fate decided by a single man.
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After the big bust-up at the dinner party, Mary's secret beau, Alex Randall, has been fired by the Duke of Sandringham and imprisoned at the Bastille under suspicion of raping Mary.
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But while their acute interest in the case made sense while one of their high-society patrons was under suspicion, it made considerably less sense once that patron was killed by Connor.
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The other suspect, Élcio Vieira de Queiroz, who might have acted as a getaway driver, had been expelled from the police force under suspicion of providing security for an illegal gambling house.
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And in recent years she collaborated with Alafair Burke on the Under Suspicion series, in which the character Laurie Moran, a producer of a true-crime television programs, grapples with mysterious cases.
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A senior security official at the airline denied that any of its employees had been arrested or were under suspicion, and an Interior Ministry official also said there had been no arrests.
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Here's what we learned from Thursday's news conference: Software may have played a role in the crash The automated anti-stall software called the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) is under suspicion.
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He's under house arrest after his nonprofit was raided last summer by Russian law enforcement, allegedly because Serebrennikov is under suspicion of masterminding an embezzlement plot that caused harm to the state.
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Malaysian police subsequently arrested 13 people under suspicion for ties to Islamic State, and seized an explosive device, reportedly amid a plot for a bomb attack on top police officials, media reports said.
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As it currently stands, a driver under suspicion of distracted driving will be under extreme pressure to unlock their phone to prove their innocence, giving officers full access to everything on a handset.
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There's some very dark comedy indeed, brought on by the fact that all of the good doctors have been either sent to the gulag or killed under suspicion of trying to poison Stalin.
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"It's disappointing that the minister in charge of transparency is now under suspicion of taking part in a cover-up operation," said Alejandro Salas, the Americas director of Transparency International, an anticorruption group.
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Despite that statement, Belgian officials said neither brother had been under suspicion for terrorism until recently, an indication of the Islamic State's ability to remain steps ahead of European intelligence and security monitors.
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But in several cases reviewed by The Times, it was apparent that many officers whose testimony came under suspicion experienced little negative impact to their careers; in fact, a number were subsequently promoted.
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When the 737 went down in Indonesia and MCAS came under suspicion, Boeing repeatedly said emergency procedures should have been sufficient for the pilots to save the craft if the system had malfunctioned.
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Many Americans lack trust in both the federal government and in how companies handle their personal data, so it's understandable that even a hint of collaboration between the two would come under suspicion.
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Prosecutors will be looking at all the transfers into and out of these accounts before deciding whether to raise money laundering charges, Tsatsarov said, adding that the bank itself was not under suspicion.
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Israeli authorities recently raided the West Bank offices of the pro-Hamas channel Al Quds TV, the pro-Hezbollah channel Al Manar and the Russian government-funded broadcaster RT under suspicion of incitement.
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The pair were arrested by the Thai authorities last February after coming under suspicion of working without a permit or visa, and before long Ms. Vashukevich asked for asylum in the United States.
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The investigation is also believed to be related to disgraced former vice-minister of state security Ma Jian, who came under suspicion of violating Communist Party discipline – a euphemism for corruption – earlier that year.
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A 2008 statement by then-Boulder District Attorney Mary Lacy, who publicly apologized to the family for placing them under suspicion and announced that evidence cleared JonBenet's brother and parents, failed to halt debate.
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Beyond financial crimes detailed by the SPLC, Washitaw hasn't come under suspicion for actions that are usually associated with "sovereign citizen" groups, such as gun-running, terrorism, and sometimes bizarre cases of sexual slavery.
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A detective is bound to become obsessed with the case, one of the frantic parents is sure to come under suspicion, and there's only a 50-50 chance the child will be found alive.
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Despite its recent anger at Pyongyang's nuclear and missile tests, Beijing remains North Korea's most important economic and diplomatic backer and it frequently comes under suspicion for not properly enforcing sanctions, something China denies.
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Mohamed Abdelal, an officer born in Egypt, came under suspicion in 248, after he tried, on his day off, to visit a jailed Egyptian businessman, who had embezzled money from a friend of Abdelal's.
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"If schools decide to use race as a factor when they look at how they zone elementary or middle schools, for example, that could come under suspicion in the new Trump schema," she said.
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Catholic Whistleblowers, a group of priests, nuns and other advocates for victims of abuse, said it had sent the Vatican documentation on three particularly egregious prelates among dozens under suspicion, and heard nothing back.
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A former CIA computer programmer has come under suspicion for facilitating the largest loss of the spy agency's documents — a devastating and embarrassing public leak of its cyber weapons arsenal, according to court documents.
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For the past month, the rumors about the Kardashians fueled a fun "pregnancy pact" conspiracy — Kylie Jenner, Khloé Kardashian, and Kim Kardashian were all allegedly pregnant, which mean that Kourtney Kardashian was also under suspicion.
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Two other black coaches, Jim Caldwell of the Detroit Lions and Marvin Lewis of the Cincinnati Bengals, fell under suspicion in news media reports that their jobs were in danger, but they have held on.
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In the original investigation, Manafort's firm as well as two others—the Podesta Group and Mercury LLC—came under suspicion after they performed extensive work for former Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovych's Party of Regions government.
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Today, the Russian state-run RIA Novosti news agency published a story with a statement from Yury Borisov, deputy prime minister of Russia for Defense and Space Industry, denying that American astronauts were under suspicion.
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For German companies, hundreds of which briefly found themselves under suspicion in Turkey for terrorist links in the summer of last year, the country's woeful rule-of-law record continues to be a major deterrent.
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Opinion: The question Bangladesh must answer Two suspects remain in custody Two men -- Hasnat Karim and Tamid Khan -- are still in custody under suspicion of involvement in the attack after being denied bail this week.
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Mr. Esteves, a billionaire who built BTG Pactual into a banking powerhouse, is under suspicion of conspiring with a leader of the Senate, Delcídio do Amaral, to interfere with testimony regarding the kickbacks at Petrobras.
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Mr. Esteves, a billionaire who turned BTG Pactual into a banking powerhouse, is under suspicion of conspiring with a leader of the Senate, Delcídio do Amaral, to interfere with testimony regarding the kickbacks at Petrobras.
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The dutiful Brand himself comes under suspicion and is interviewed by the resistance, and his loyalty is tested by what professionals call a canary trap — mentioning a confidential tidbit to see if it surfaces later.
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Steinhoff has been under investigation for suspected accounting irregularities by the state prosecutor in Oldenburg, Germany since 2015 and four current and former managers are under suspicion of having overstated revenues at subsidiaries, prosecutors said.
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The woman, a Russian national, worked for the US Secret Service for years before she came under suspicion during one of the State Department regional security office's routine security reviews in 2016, the official said.
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Prostitutes are being targeted by a serial killer, and one of the victims is Tommy's mother, a coincidence (or is it?) that puts Catherine under suspicion and brings the imprisoned Tommy back into her life.
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Word of the Day verb: place under suspicion or cast doubt upon verb: contaminate with a disease or microorganism noun: the state of being contaminated _________ The word taint has appeared in 65 articles on nytimes.
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The Yankees will surely employ counterespionage measures of their own, in part because the Astros were under suspicion of illicit sign stealing during last year's A.L.C.S., although Major League Baseball cleared them of any wrongdoing.
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In August 85033, subcommittee members urged Treasury, the IRS and DOJ to review cases in which the IRS seized funds under suspicion of violating the structuring rule and return funds that came from legal sources.
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While this warns would-be partners what to expect, Miss Manners recognizes that it runs the risk of your coming under suspicion later if you turn out to be the best player in the room.
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"It's really difficult when we try to pick up information that is provided generally from the government and provide it in an easy to understand communiqué and then be put under suspicion," Mr. Edries said.
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And in a climate of rising Islamophobia where the Council on American-Islamic Relations is under suspicion in some circles as a terrorist fifth column, just think about what this says about the loyalty of Muslims.
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But with police in Midlothian, Texas, saying that no relatives, friends or coworkers of Missy are currently under suspicion more than a month after the murder, those relatives find themselves grasping for answers like everyone else.
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The Russian national, a woman, was hired by the U.S. Secret Service and came under suspicion in 2016 during a routine security sweep carried out by the State Department, according to sources quoted by the Guardian .
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We were already under suspicion because we'd been involved in an escape attempt together in another prison, and knew we'd draw the attention of the guards if we all walked up onto the top landing together.
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Her response to the disaster was again raised in recent months after she came under suspicion in the course of an investigation into a corruption scandal that led to her dismissal from office on March 10.
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Then, as homosexuality became a label in American society, fraternities, like other all-male groups, became under suspicion—because here was a group of guys who lived together, ate together, and slept in the same house.
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One of the things she told me was that he had managed, because he was under suspicion back in Germany for not being sufficiently Nazi, to get transferred to Italy and become part of Operation Sunrise.
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Prescott directed an investment bank that facilitated the transfer of gold, oil, steel, and coal all over the globe during World War II (its assets were later frozen, under suspicion that the bank backed Nazi sympathizers).
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The former leader, Leung Chun-ying, who was Hong Kong's chief executive from 2012 to 2017, came under suspicion in 2014, when it emerged that the Australian company UGL had agreed to pay him $6.4 million.
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" He added: "Without proper policing powers or help from member states, it simply serves to tip off fraudsters that they are under suspicion so they can destroy any evidence when, or if, they are finally prosecuted.
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Stalin not only eliminated possible party rivals in the Great Terror, but he also sent an unmistakable signal to the entire nation: If Bukharin, Lev Kamenev and Grigory Zinoviev could be guilty, everyone was under suspicion.
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The Journal previously reported that authorities in Japan (where the aircraft carrier was stationed) were also investigating the sailors under suspicion that they were distributing LSD to Japanese citizens but that case was allegedly dropped in June.
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But the role of guardrails in the conservative movement has always been vulnerable, because it has always been under suspicion — particularly from those who believe that "true" conservatism is far-right conservatism and thus virtually necessitates racism.
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Most recently, Trump foreign policy adviser Carter Page is now being investigated by U.S. intelligence agencies under suspicion that he has been negotiating a political deal with the Russians — including dropping of sanctions against Putin's closest vassals.
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After a year or so in the new job, he came under suspicion from superiors at Japan Tobacco who thought he might be tipping off corrupt Chinese officials about the company's investigations of cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting.
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Last April, nearly a dozen police officers swarmed Mr. Dalglish's home, placed a gun to his head and arrested him under suspicion of repeatedly raping two of the village's boys, including the son of the home's caretaker.
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Brett Woodard was already under suspicion from the police, but his neighbors had gone a step or two further in linking him to the crimes because of his eccentric behavior and his overly friendly way with children.
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A bribery case in October 2016 implicated Chen on charges of receiving expensive gifts and he was also under investigation under suspicion of "severe violations of law and Party discipline", Xinhua said, using a common euphemism for corruption.
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We saw this in the Robert Kraft case — the sting operation that got the New England Patriots owner caught for soliciting prostitution, which targeted massage parlors like Orchids of Asia (where Kraft went) under suspicion of sex trafficking.
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But Mr. Erdogan and his subordinates have also been unapologetic about the severity of the purges, and they contend that most, if not all, of the people under suspicion for connections with the plot have been treated fairly.
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If you think that being "strong on the border" and being a member of an organization with "La Raza" in the name are mutually exclusive, there are a lot of prominent Latinos whose loyalty to America comes under suspicion.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's finance minister said on Friday she had asked neighbor Singapore not to hinder her government's tax amnesty scheme, and won assurances that Indonesians with assets in the city-state would not come under suspicion for participating.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill may have forgotten about their past contacts with Kislyak, but they are not under suspicion of cozying up to a foreign government that allegedly meddled in the U.S. election.
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"It is very strange that someone whose language is Russian tweets in English," Ms. Pham said — describing it as an anomaly that had prompted the researchers to look more closely at 10 of the most active accounts under suspicion.
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They crack the story open like a rotting log, and all manner of sadness scurries out: the local dead-enders who come under suspicion, the spiraling marriage of the children's parents, Tom (Scoot McNairy) and Lucy Purcell (Mamie Gummer).
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One of the suspects was identified as Zhu Haiping, general manager of Shenzhen Yuwei Industry Co., who fled to the United States in 1998 after coming under suspicion of fraud, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) said on its website.
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It would not hurt the FBI director to invite Chinese students to a speech to explain how much espionage actually goes on in America, state that the vast majority of Chinese are not under suspicion, then take lots of questions.
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More importantly, even if Trump wanted to normalize the relationship, the optics of doing so while Trump – and several of his closest relatives and advisors – remains under suspicion for colluding with Moscow's attempts at electoral interference makes this politically implausible.
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Durst's friend Altman, at the hearing, commented that the frail and wheelchair-bound Durst didn't look like the man she used to know, saying it was as a result of being under suspicion for so many years, the Times reported.
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The revelation of Sabrina's fate so many years later would mark the final twist in a case that once made national headlines — not just for the details of the disappearance but also because the Aisenberg family soon fell under suspicion.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi called for the resignation of Labor Secretary Alex Acosta for his involvement in a non-prosecution deal for financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was then being investigated under suspicion of sexually abusing underage girls in Florida.
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But they still fear revenge attacks and more exclusion from the government and its allies, as the forces that clear Mosul also bring in a large swath of the Sunni population under suspicion of being collaborators or hidden Islamic State members.
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More time was needed to verify those who had reported to authorities, he said, adding that they included former criminals who were not under suspicion but who had surrendered for fear of being killed, or because they preferred being in prison.
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Attending an over-policed high school where students were constantly under suspicion, living in a neighborhood where the color of his skin was enough for police to stop him, Darboe had little chance of being seen as a model citizen.
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The fact of their heritage not only puts them under suspicion of radicalization but makes them such a threat to the American homeland that it's worth banning their parents from the US just to prevent them from being born here.
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In June of last year, Ms. Winner was working as a translator for an NSA contractor when she was arrested by the FBI under suspicion that she had illegally removed a classified report from her office and given it to a news outlet.
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"Other clubs are not under suspicion, but have been searched because they possess some documents that will help the investigation of existing evidence of capital transfers, presumably from Russia and related to criminal activities, for money-laundering in Portugal," the source said.
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But what you guys are telling me clearly contradicts that, and you're instead requiring me to do the opposite, which is to breach that confidentiality and trust, when I'm not accused of a crime and you're not even suggesting that I'm under suspicion.
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Europe's politics can work against catching terrorists Civil liberties and privacy debates calling for the limiting of surveillance and other tracking tools on individuals under suspicion further raises questions about the security services' ability to head off terror attacks and catch perpetrators.
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A number of senior officials in charge of financial affairs have recently fallen under suspicion for graft, including Xiang Junbo, head of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, and Li Changjun, former president of the Beijing branch of the Export-Import Bank of China.
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An admission would deal a fresh blow to Abe, who has struggled for months to draw a line under suspicion that a school operator used ties with Abe's wife to get a discounted deal on land in the western city of Osaka.
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He is next starring in Clint Eastwood's The Ballad of Richard Jewell, which follows the story of security guard Richard Jewell, who saved thousands of lives from an exploding bomb at the 1996 Olympics only to come under suspicion of being a terrorist.
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He is next starring in Clint Eastwood's The Ballad of Richard Jewell, which follows the story of security guard Richard Jewell, who saved thousands of lives from an exploding bomb at the 1996 Olympics only to come under suspicion of being a terrorist.
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But he said the search warrant was "insufficient" because it did not define parameters of how to protect customers at the spa who were not under suspicion from being videotaped and from violations of their Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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WASHINGTON — The White House is transferring a senior national security aide who fell under suspicion of writing an anonymous insider account of dissent within the Trump administration, the latest of several senior personnel moves stemming from questions of loyalty to President Trump.
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Mr. Philby was part of a ring of Cambridge spies that included Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, who preceded him to Moscow after Mr. Philby warned them in 1951 that they were under suspicion and about to be interrogated by British counterintelligence officials.
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Trump and Nunes, his chief defender as a ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee that has taken a lead role in the impeachment inquiry, say Joe Biden wanted Shokin out to protect his son when Hunter Biden's employer, Burisma, was under suspicion.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said the global fight against terrorism does not warrant putting groups of people under suspicion, adding U.S. President Donald Trump's order to restrict people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States violates the spirit of international cooperation.
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But members of the school community quickly go on the defensive, including the basketball head coach, Dan Sullivan (Timothy Hutton), and Terri and Michael LaCroix (Regina King and André Benjamin of Outkast), the wealthy and influential parents of a team co-captain under suspicion.
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Judge Farber responded sternly to any leaks to the media, referencing a New York Police Department sex-crimes detective who was stripped of his shield and gun and placed on administrative duty this week under suspicion that he leaked Mr. Gooding's mug shot in June.
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Bannon clashed with the national-security adviser, H. R. McMaster, and with Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner; made grandiose pronouncements about his goal of achieving the "deconstruction of the administrative state"; and came under suspicion from various White House factions as a leaker.
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Nor do partisan Republican actions in Congress that misuse taxpayer money to continue legislative vendettas against Clinton, which will not succeed in diverting the crucial investigations of the Russian attacks against America and do not provide any defense for those under suspicion in them.
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Fears of contagion from the region's sovereign debt crisis also put otherwise healthy banks under suspicion and there are still concerns over the number of non-performing loans (NPLs) on bank balance sheets, especially in Italy, where banking stocks have taken a beating this year.
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North Korea under suspicion South Korea has been quick to point the finger of blame at Kim Jong Un, suggesting there was a standing order to kill Kim Jong Nam in place for the last five years, but there is no proof of this.
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Unlike normal subpoenas, many, if not most, of which are issued to those directly involved in criminal proceedings, material witness warrants are typically handed out to people who are not under suspicion and are merely in possession of information that the police or prosecutors want.
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When Hoffa disappeared in a Detroit suburb in 19753 (a judge declared him "presumed dead" in 1982, though no body has been found), Mr. O'Brien came under suspicion, with news accounts and some law enforcement authorities speculating that he drove Hoffa to a fatal encounter.
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As it happens, the series was invented by a Cuban satirist named Antonio Prohías, a liberal anti-Batista cartoonist who, witnessing Castro's growing hostility to a free press, fled post-revolutionary Cuba, under suspicion of being a spy for the C.I.A. You can't escape the game, apparently.
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That visit came amid heightened tensions over Ankara's push for the extradition of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, under suspicion in Turkey for helping plot a failed July coup, as well as US backing for Syrian Kurdish groups fighting ISIS that Turkey considers to be terrorist organizations.
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And if you are identified through a technology, that means that the state has decided that you are a suspect for a crime and it shifts the burden onto the person who is under suspicion to prove that they aren't that person who committed the crime.
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In 1982, Johnson was a rocket scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, attempting to create a cooling system that used water instead of Freon, a substance which is both toxic if inhaled, and, by then, was under suspicion of tearing a hole in the ozone layer.
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At an oversight hearing last month, House lawmakers pressed Chairman Ajit Pai to respond to charges that his office had refused to provide the Democratic commissioners with access to requested documentation, including any letters of inquiry the FCC might've sent to companies under suspicion of illegally selling location data derived from consumers' cellphones.
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It's a vision of a police state that's "good," in that the police themselves are ethical and just because they're held accountable by rules and regulations; a future in which police procedures are open and transparent, and defendants always get the full story about how they came under suspicion in the first place.
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It's definitely inspired by Agatha Christie's murder mysteries (which Johnson confirmed earlier this year), in which the patriarch of a wealthy family is murdered, everyone in the family is under suspicion for having committed the crime, and the detectives must untangle a web of deceit in order to figure out who, uh, done it.
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With a presidential election just over a week away, Hillary Clinton's biggest concern will not be the very remote possibility of future criminal charges, but the much likelier chance that a few too many voters in key states will have second thoughts about pulling the lever for a presidential contender still under suspicion of wrongdoing by the FBI.
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What makes Crutcher's killing all the more disturbing is that he was not under suspicion for having committed a crime; rather, his car was broken down and the very officers who swear oaths and get paid to "protect and serve," which often includes rendering assistance drivers in distress, chose to treat him like a criminal and kill him instead.
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Three people familiar with the Cabinet official's plans told The Washington Post Mnuchin still plans to attend the gathering of the Terrorist Financing Targeting Center in the country's capital of Riyadh later this month despite participation in the event by Saudi security forces under suspicion of carrying out the possible murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist.
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"Since Uighurs are now collectively under suspicion, any Uighur academic with foreign ties is branded a 'two-faced intellectual' — disloyal to the state and in need of re-education," said Rachel Harris, who studies Uighur music at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London and knows Professor Dawut as a friend and academic partner.
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" The complaint further states that while under investigation, in the months before his murder, Kenosha police had evidence "that Mr. Volar was producing child pornography" and that "the Kenosha Police had been alerted by TCF Bank, a financial institution utilized by Mr. Volar, that Mr. Volar's account had been flagged under suspicion of being involved in human or sex trafficking.
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Weighing against the decision to cooperate is the prospect that, should Cohen be successfully prosecuted for this or that, he'll ultimately be pardoned by the president, and that, by Cohen talking nicely about the FBI and exacerbating the president's concern that Cohen will flip, Trump will be pushed over the line, fire Mueller, and everyone now under suspicion will live happily ever after.
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Among his recent auction acquisitions is a view of a moonlit glade that turned up in July at Bruneau & Company in Cranston, R.I. (It sold for $6,000.) The provenance paperwork shows that it had originally belonged to an artist who had known Mr. Blakelock, often imitated his works and came under suspicion for being one of the forgers who copied him.
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But Donald Trump is far from the only concern among Western officials, who are anxious not just about the short-term threat Russian machinations pose to their own increasingly polarized societies, but also the more insidious danger posed by an emerging Chinese superpower whose true intentions are under suspicion everywhere — from cowering nearby countries to corporate supply chains to far-flung Arctic outposts.
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Police today announced that the charges have been dropped * As the charges have been dropped, the company is no longer under investigation or under suspicion of corruption * Oekokrim said in a separate statement that the former sales executive is charged with fraud amounting to at least 180 million Norwegian crowns ($22 million) in the form of payments to agents and a subcontractor Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Arguably one of the most iconic images from recent Indian history is of a group of naked women holding a sign that says "Indian Army Rape Us." The women in the photograph assembled outside the Assam Rifles headquarters in Kangla Fort, Imphal, northeast India, following the brutal rape, torture, and murder of a young woman named Thangjam Manorama, who was picked up by the Indian Army under suspicion of being a rebel.
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The party is paying particular attention to the American Descendants of Slavery, or ADOS, a group that believes reparations should be paid solely to Americans who can trace their lineage back to people who were themselves enslaved (the group had previously been under suspicion being made up of bots); Blexit, a new outfit led by young black conservatives arguing a vote for Donald Trump is a vote against widespread immigration and abortion standing in the way of black middle class family values; and Foundational Black Americans, an ADOS rival founded by independent filmmaker Tariq Nasheed.
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