The conversations center around "free expression, unfair treatment of conservatives, the appeals process for real or perceived unfair treatment, fact checking, partnerships, and privacy," the source familiar with the meetings said.
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For years, Uber has battled driver complaints of unfair treatment.
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It sounds like they're singling him out for unfair treatment.
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Other clubs have complained about what they see as unfair treatment.
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Read the full report from PoliticoDiscussions at the meetings have revolved around "free expression, unfair treatment of conservatives, the appeals process for real or perceived unfair treatment, fact-checking, partnerships, and privacy," a source told Politico.
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The unfair treatment of Anita Hill was very much a bipartisan affair.
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Women could rise above stereotypes and unfair treatment in sports and succeed.
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President Trump blamed the media's "unfair" treatment of GOP Representative Visit BusinessInsider.
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"Its rules protect American business from unfair treatment and protectionism," Donohue said.
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"There are precedents" of such unfair treatment to foreign bondholders, the source added.
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Overruling the CAS risks giving further credence to Russian suspicions of unfair treatment.
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YouTube has pushed back against FairTube and IG Metall's claims of unfair treatment.
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In June alone, Trump sent out six tweets accusing it of unfair treatment.
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The U.S. women's national team's fight against unfair treatment from U.S. Soccer continues.
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More than anything else, survey respondents cited unfair treatment and out and out mistreatment.
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Despite the change, activist groups still argue the bill could lead to unfair treatment.
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Across industries — from retail workers to police officers — unfair treatment is all too common.
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Unfair treatment at work, unreasonable deadlines, unmanageable workload and lack of support from managers.
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Diamond and Silk, the conservative video bloggers have been complaining of unfair treatment by Facebook.
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Newton thought the purpose of the meeting was to air her claims of unfair treatment.
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She cited examples of what she described as unfair treatment of those who faced charges.
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Putting policies in place that specifically call out this form of unfair treatment is critical.
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The fashion industry has been historically plagued with rumors of its unfair treatment of models.
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Rossello complained earlier this year of unfair treatment and a hostile attitude from some U.S. officials.
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The served as the most fitting assignment for the unfair treatment she felt in the course.
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The first page of the letter contains generic complaints about unfair treatment and possible age discrimination.
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Why can't we talk about the harsher prison sentences, and unfair treatment in court for men?
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They seemed to arise spontaneously when someone fed up with unfair treatment couldn't take it anymore.
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In response, Huawei denied that state support for its work amounted to special or unfair treatment.
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If he doesn't, I predict that he will claim "unfair treatment" and be a third-party candidate.
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"Tesla is absolutely against any form of discrimination, harassment, or unfair treatment of any kind," said Tesla.
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Amid his struggles, Trump has taken to complaining about unfair treatment, at campaign rallies and on Twitter.
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The harsh and unfair treatment of Judge Brett Kavanaugh is having an incredible upward impact on voters.
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President Trump blamed the media's "unfair" treatment of GOP Representative Read more: Trump abruptly reversed GOP Rep.
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China has repeatedly promised to open its economy further, but many foreign companies complain of unfair treatment.
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But Ms. Omar's supporters, especially younger black lawmakers, said she was being singled out for unfair treatment.
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Guam and American Samoa specifically receive unfair treatment from the government despite their overwhelming large military enrollment.
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Out in the lounge, discussions ranged from Christmas plans to the media's unfair treatment of the President.
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Trump has long complained to friends, allies and White House aides about what he considers unfair treatment.
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Germany's biggest newspaper publisher, Axel Springer, and 40 other publishers had accused Alphabet Inc's Google of unfair treatment.
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Make it about their unfair treatment of you rather than about anything you did, or might have done.
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They were more likely to report unfair treatment when seeking an academic job and in pay and promotion.
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Their anger has been compounded by what they say is their unfair treatment by police and the courts.
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Clinton's supporters have repeatedly charged that she faces unfair treatment as a presidential candidate because of her gender.
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And so I was just thinking about, in a more personal way, unfair treatment of any genderqueer person.
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Republicans expressed concerns about unfair treatment of conservatives, and lawmakers in both parties zeroed in on privacy issues.
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Meanwhile, Valjean helps a destitute prostitute and adopts her child, and French peasants revolt against their unfair treatment.
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Germany's biggest newspaper publisher, Axel Springer and 40 other publishers had accused Alphabet Inc's Google of unfair treatment.
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In a series of tweets, Trump claimed he is the subject of unfair treatment by New York Gov.
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For its part, Huawei continues to say it's the target of propaganda and unfair treatment by the US.
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Regulators warned that companies could use those details to narrowly categorize consumers, potentially leading to inferior or unfair treatment.
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" In response to the alleged unfair treatment, a Didi spokesperson said the platform "focuses on both drivers and passengers.
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In all Hannity's ranting about the unfair treatment of Cohen, Hannity never mentioned Cohen had provided him legal guidance.
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If the investigation shows that the unfair treatment happened, our policy is to take swift action to correct this.
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First on the list was for NFL leadership to meet with them to discuss the unfair treatment of Kaepernick.
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The president said he has the "right to fight back" in response to what he perceives as unfair treatment.
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Following the shooting of Michael Brown, Ferguson residents protested what many viewed as unfair treatment of the black community.
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In April, Google employees signed a petition denouncing unfair treatment of temp workers on the Google Assistant Personality Team.
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It's about an unpopular president — actually, two unpopular presidents — who stews about unfair treatment from the press and protesters.
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It highlighted the commission's allegedly unfair treatment of Jack Phillips, the owner of the bakery, and his religious beliefs.
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Today's decision will anger the US business world, which has accused the EU of unfair treatment against American tech companies.
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Trump is skipping the debate for what he called "unfair" treatment from one of the debate's moderators, host Megyn Kelly.
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But he also knows it's important to prepare his daughter for the unfair treatment she will undoubtably face in life.
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When anyone at Tesla makes an allegation of unfair treatment, we take it extremely seriously and do a full investigation.
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Critics of the Obama-era guidance have questioned whether students of color suffer from unfair treatment under school discipline policies.
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But she dare not talk about that, lest she be seen as boo-hooing about unfair treatment by the press.
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As angry as Jewish Democrats were, so were some progressives over what they viewed as unfair treatment of Omar. Rep.
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"Today's decision means our fight against discrimination and unfair treatment will continue," Mullins and Charlie Craig said in a statement.
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Yang and his supporters are hardly the only group to complain about unfair treatment from the media this election cycle.
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We also learned about the unfair treatment meted out by the criminal justice system to the black citizens of Ferguson.
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He's also frequently complained about what he perceives to be an unfair treatment of his views at the platform level.
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A former reporter said she was told that her job was being eliminated shortly after she complained about unfair treatment.
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There's been no shortage of Minaj drama, and she's been vocal about what she deems unfair treatment by the media.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the meeting after President Donald Trump criticized social media outlets, alleging unfair treatment of conservatives.
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We've reached out to Amazon for comment on the MSP1 workers' demands and claims of unfair treatment and harsh working conditions.
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The conversation has since devolved into a larger discussion about unfair treatment of women in Japan, specifically in the idol industry.
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Collins wanted to cast Republicans as the victims of deeply unfair treatment at the hands of Nadler and the Democratic majority.
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The snub is just the latest in years of unfair treatment since the character first appeared in Mario Tennis in 2000.
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But Nike has also made headlines for its unfair treatment of women — its own employees and the female athletes it sponsors.
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In all these areas women were far likelier to report unfair treatment than men in the AEA's survey (see chart 2).
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Ultimately, he added, DePaepe -- now working as a secretary -- blamed Buttigieg for her dismissal and what she viewed as unfair treatment.
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Trump announced Thursday in a tweet that he plans to pardon D'Souza because of his "unfair" treatment by the Obama administration.
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He has complained about trade deficits with Mexico and Canada, which he says amounts to unfair treatment of the United States.
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The president tweeted in January that he directed Sanders to stop holding regular briefings, citing unfair treatment by the news media.
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What a luxury to live in societies where unfair treatment from a social media platform is the biggest injustice we face.
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In the past, women were expected to be silent and accepting in the face of unfair treatment or even sexual assault.
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Those involved with the lawsuit, including trans creator Chase Ross, have spoken out about their concerns over unfair treatment for years.
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Trump and his staff chose to skip the press dinner because of what he said was unfair treatment by the press.
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Recounting the experience years later, George remains embittered by what he sees as unfair treatment by the media and advocacy groups.
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Net neutrality enforcers need the ability to detect unfair treatment of Internet sites; without this capability regulations banning such conduct are meaningless.
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"The harsh and unfair treatment of Judge Brett Kavanaugh is having an incredible upward impact on voters," he said in one tweet.
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As part of the Trump administration's efforts to hold China accountable for unfair treatment of American companies, the Commerce Department on Nov.
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Trump exploded on Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats, alleging moral hypocrisy and unfair treatment of the appeals judge after a sexual assault accusation.
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Trump also openly complained about unfair treatment from the two moderators, at one point saying it was a "1-on-3" contest.
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It's the latest in long standing conservative and right-wing complaints regarding perceived unfair treatment at the hands of social media platforms.
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He can continue to raises questions and concerns about China's increasing presence in South China Sea and its unfair treatment of Taiwan.
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Repeated poor performance, unfair treatment of tax liabilities, high costs and other inherent flaws make most mutual funds a poor value proposition.
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"The harsh and unfair treatment of Judge Brett Kavanaugh is having an incredible upward impact on voters," Trump wrote in a tweet.
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I will be talking about my wonderful experience in Iowa and the simultaneous unfair treatment by the media-later in New Hampshire.
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Minnesota has a large Somali population, and many have expressed their displeasure with what they saw as unfair treatment of Mr. Noor.
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On Friday, the president said his aides were reviewing similar cases that appear to have drawn "unfair" treatment from the justice system.
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D'Antonio said that at the military-themed boarding school that Trump attended, he was known for complaining to superiors about unfair treatment.
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In a major change, the U.S.M.C.A. rolls back a special system of arbitration that allowed companies to sue governments for unfair treatment.
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Many black communities remain skeptical that any single candidate can erase what they see as generations of unfair treatment by political leaders.
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Trump told CNN she had nothing to do with Andres' entry to the party, and Nuschese's restaurant also denied any unfair treatment.
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After excoriating the outrageous and unfair treatment of him, "I intend to vote for you and I hope everyone who's fair-minded will".
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And they contend that a reinstatement of the banished accrediting council could remedy the unfair treatment meted out by the previous White House.
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In a 2015 poll, black Americans were more likely to report unfair treatment at a restaurant or store than in interactions with police.
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Some, like Diddy, music executive Scooter Braun and rapper Meek Mill have shared a petition calling for Mayers' release and alleging unfair treatment.
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In an interview for Vogue's September issue, Swift said she didn't notice unfair treatment when she started her music career as a teenager.
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One of Meek's attorneys, Joe Tacopina, says Brinkley's decision "continues her long pattern of unfair treatment" of Meek ... and vows they will appeal.
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The comedian stopped by U.K.'s The Jonathan Ross Show this week, where she talked about the unfair treatment of women in Hollywood.
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The study looked at four main types of unfair treatment, behaviors and experiences: unfair people management practices, stereotyping, sexual harassment and bullying/hostility.
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She describes type of employee as someone who never sees eye-to-eye with a boss and always claims they're receiving unfair treatment.
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Forgiveness will keep you from dwelling on what other people say about you or their unfair treatment toward you, Hamilton told Business Insider.
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One in three wall supporters say the movement has "led to the unfair treatment of men"; only one-in-19203 wall opponents agree.
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After all, Trump grudgingly fired Flynn (and then complained about his unfair treatment) because Flynn lied about conversations with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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Josh Hawley has used Democrats' supposedly unfair treatment of Kavanaugh to pump up his already exuberant rhetorical embrace of national right-wing themes.
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There, the network's big story was prominently displayed: Mr. Trump had complained of unfair treatment in a commencement address to Coast Guard graduates.
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Supporters of Pelosi say she's getting unfair treatment that's largely based on her age rather than her abilities and leadership of the party.
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This employee routinely claims to be receiving unfair treatment, and is never satisfied with their work environment — and it's all their boss' fault.
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In particular, the lawmakers pointed to "high, hidden fees" and speculative tickets as putting consumers at a potentially undue risk of unfair treatment.
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To the President, attempts to disclose tax returns, as all presidents have voluntarily done since Richard Nixon, constitute "very bad and unfair" treatment.
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Great honor I will be talking about my wonderful experience in Iowa and the simultaneous unfair treatment by the media-later in New Hampshire.
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"We are fearful and very worried his recovery will be complicated while he continues to endure such harsh conditions and unfair treatment," she added.
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Mr Centeno thinks their failure to recognise the strength of the recovery amounts to unfair treatment and burdens the government with high borrowing costs.
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"What matters most at Tesla is our clear opposition to all forms of discrimination, harassment, and unfair treatment," the company said in its statement.
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Meanwhile: The company's drivers announced a partial strike in conjunction with Uber drivers to begin Wednesday in protest of low wages and unfair treatment.
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Domestic and foreign companies operating in China complain of unfair treatment when it comes to market access, burdensome red tape and weak law enforcement.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the meeting after President Donald Trump criticized social media outlets for what he said was unfair treatment of conservatives.
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Businesses still complain of unfair treatment at the hands of state institutions such as the tax authorities or prosecutors looking to squeeze out bribes.
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She has applied herself consistently and with remarkable success to the task of opposing the unfair treatment of Israel by the current UN majority.
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Photo by Jammi York The income disparity and unfair treatment of New York City is not a new subject—it's been happening for years.
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High schoolers all across the country commented about the unfair treatment their own teachers have faced, and many said they would strike on Sept.
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Black firefighters who have taken a stand against unfair treatment report having been punished with increased harassment, social exclusion, reduced pay, transfers and demotions.
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Trump touted his "Buy American, Hire American" executive order signed Tuesday, promising that it will protect American workers from unfair treatment by foreign countries.
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A new lawsuit filed by two black McDonald&aposs executives mirrors franchisees&apos claims that they face unfair treatment within the fast-food giant.
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In light of the situation, the University has allowed me to become a target and subjected to unfair treatment, with little or no support.
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There, workers claim they face unfair treatment from supervisors based on their race as well as risks to personal safety on a daily basis.
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Lawyers such as Go Jieun, part of a group that represents migrant workers free of charge, encourage them to record unfair treatment on their phones.
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Some Republicans point to anecdotal examples of what they call unfair treatment of conservative viewpoints but have offered no evidence of systemic bias against conservatives.
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Mr Trump, being Mr Trump, presented himself as a tribune of the people, heeding and acting on public demands to end "unfair" treatment of America.
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He read a statement protesting unfair treatment by global financial institutions, including U.S. President Donald Trump's sanctions aimed at preventing Venezuela from issuing new debt.
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Republicans have been outraged over a number of the stories, and have accused the left and the media of deeply unfair treatment of the nominee.
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Discrimination gets under your skinWhile individual instances of this unfair treatment might seem so minor as to be harmless, they can be frequent and ubiquitous.
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The episode still needs to be clarified, but it has already provoked outcries against unfair treatment in the media and prejudice against the Global South.
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And it reinforces the toxic power dynamics that make women afraid to speak out about the harassment or unfair treatment they endure from powerful men.
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Businesses have long complained of unfair treatment in the Chinese market, including pressure to hand over valuable technology and discrimination against foreign companies operating there.
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Campaign aides have lambasted reporters for what they see as selective coverage of polling data and unfair treatment of policy proposals like Medicare for All.
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For black Americans, the struggle of emancipation is riddled with its failures: sharecropping, lynching, segregation, disenfranchisement and brutal, unfair treatment by the criminal justice system.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized Nordstrom Inc for what he said was its unfair treatment of his daughter Ivanka.
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His remark came after Booker raised concerns about how discriminatory practices persisted on Facebook, even after the platform changed its policies to prevent unfair treatment.
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For decades, women's media outlets have railed against the unfair treatment of women in politics, with the particular focus on their clothes, hair, and makeup.
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At the same time, close to 50 demonstrators led by the Fight for $123 movement rallied to protest unfair treatment at local South Carolina McDonald's restaurants.
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And I think she has literally spent a lifetime dealing with not only her joys and her blessings, but also heartbreaks and disappointment, sometimes unfair treatment.
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Complaining of unfair treatment, the administration is blocking nominations to seats on the WTO's appellate body, which could leave it unable to hear cases after 2019.
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Mine workers had planned to go on strike to protest at what they described as unfair treatment of union workers who had been fired or disciplined.
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Soon after their talk, the Sanders campaign issued a statement criticizing the party for allegedly unfair treatment and addressing the turmoil in Nevada only in passing.
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They are much more a reflection of our economic and policy conditions relative to others than of our unfair treatment by U.S. allies and trade partners.
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Trump, who declined on "60 Minutes" to say whether he thought Ford lied, has repeatedly decried the unfair treatment he believes Kavanaugh experienced during the process.
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Like the Center for Investigative Reporting story, study after study shows that people of color and other stigmatized groups receive unfair treatment in the housing market.
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But I understand some people feel like these are the only tools they have to respond to what they think is unfair treatment of their country.
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Splitting the candidates by polling performance, as the Republican Party did for its initial round of 2015 debates, would likely have prompted criticism about unfair treatment.
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" Then, on Thursday morning, he came back with this: "The harsh and unfair treatment of Judge Brett Kavanaugh is having an incredible upward impact on voters.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are continuing to push for a complete FBI investigation and have assailed their GOP counterparts for what they view as unfair treatment of Dr. Ford.
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Since he took office nearly a year ago, Mr Trump has waged a war of words against what he perceives as unfair treatment by the news elite.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)High costs, unfair treatment, corruption and lack of trust are just some of the reasons Africans are struggling to get justice, a study revealed.
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Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown also apologized in a 2009 statement for the "horrifying" and "utterly unfair" treatment Turing endured at the hands of the state.
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But two Senate GOP aides acknowledged that they have avoided Univision appearances, telling the news outlet they feel like they would get unfair treatment on the show.
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While most African-Americans think individual racism is a bigger factor than institutional racism, they also say they have experienced unfair treatment by a number of institutions.
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"The president is trying to fight back with every means available" against what he considers unfair treatment by the media, Graham said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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Trump was very vocal about the unfair treatment of Rocky and his administration got involved ... and Sondland says that's what they discussed on that July 26 call.
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The Trump administration and Congress should be taking a hard look at the NLRB's budget in light of the agency's unfair treatment of American employers and workers.
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Conservative politicians and commentators have also criticized social media and other digital platforms for what they perceive to be unfair treatment and censorship of right-wing perspectives.
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Meanwhile, just 26 percent of Hispanics and 7 percent of whites said they have been the subject of unfair treatment at a store because of their race.
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When presidents complain about unfair treatment from the press, it's never about justice, or fair treatment; instead, they're flexing their political muscles in order to maintain power.
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Though she resisted unfair treatment on that Alabama bus nine months before Rosa Parks, Colvin was deemed an unsuitable face for the movement by civil rights leaders.
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When you start looking at the specific examples of what people alleged to be unfair treatment of conservatives, you start to understand why this is inherently arbitrary.
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The bureau signaled in December that it would focus on redlining, unfair treatment in mortgage and student loan servicing and discrimination in small business lending this year.
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Celebrities have rallied behind Gabrielle Union after she was reportedly fired from NBC&aposs "America&aposs Got Talent" for complaining about racism and unfair treatment on set.
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Changing superdelegate rules would still leave Sanders behind "The problem is that there are long-simmering concerns about unfair treatment out in the Nevada Democratic Party," Weaver added.
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But what we actually got to see on-screen were the parts of the conversation where he railed in self-pity about the family's unfair treatment of him.
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He has called India the "tariff king" and often cites its 50% duty on Harley-Davidson motorbikes as a textbook example of the unfair treatment of American exports.
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The United States has faced more than a dozen challenges by investors claiming unfair treatment under the trade deal, but has to date never lost such a case.
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Participants said El Aissami gave a statement protesting unfair treatment by global financial institutions, including U.S. President Donald Trump's sanctions aimed at preventing Venezuela from issuing new debt.
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For example, people from national labor relation board said that this court decision will cause a "disappointing effect" on employees who come to complain their company's unfair treatment.
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Working the refs — screaming about bias and unfair treatment, no matter how favorable the treatment actually is — has been a consistent, long-term political strategy on the right.
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From undue influence (Agnew's claim) to something closer to treason (enemy of the people.) Instead of criticizing 'the media' for unfair treatment, he whips up hatred for it.
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It was the capital of the rebel Tamil Tigers, who years before had broken with the ethnic Sinhalese majority-dominated government over accusations of abuses and unfair treatment.
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In recent polls, about half of black respondents and a third of Hispanic respondents reported that they'd experienced unfair treatment because of their race in the past month.
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"It's a feeling of having to protect against bias or unfair treatment — of having to be on guard," said Dnika J. Travis, vice president of research for Catalyst.
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Clinton has actually run a remarkable campaign, demonstrating her tenacity in the face of unfair treatment and remaining cool under pressure that would have broken most of us.
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Insisting that domestic regulations be applied in a non-discriminatory fashion would be a huge benefit to U.S. exporters since they often face unfair treatment in foreign markets.
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In December, temporary workers wrote an open letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, calling out what they believe is the unfair treatment they receive compared with regular employees.
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In May, the Lower House of Parliament passed a bill to improve working conditions, setting equal pay for equal work by prohibiting unfair treatment of non-regular workers.
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The unfair treatment allegation centered on what German publishers said were threats by Google to punish those media outlets which demanded payment by displaying abbreviated versions of their stories.
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After learning that Comcast didn't count its own TV service toward its own internet data caps when streamed through an Xbox, Hastings criticized the cable company for unfair treatment.
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" In a statement titled "Hotbed of Misinformation" issued on its website Wednesday, Tesla said it is "absolutely against any form of discrimination, harassment, or unfair treatment of any kind.
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Both cases face an uphill battle, but international trade lawyers say the high-profile U.S. political battle over the pipeline may help TransCanada's claims of unfair treatment under NAFTA.
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Sanders supporters booed and chanted during several speeches Monday night, protesting what they believe has been consistent and unfair treatment toward the Vermont senator by the Democratic National Committee.
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But multiple Republican lawmakers and groups have raised concerns that the JEDI contract was built specifically with AWS in mind, raising concerns over market competition and unfair treatment. Sen.
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"I wanted to call attention to the disadvantages and unfair treatment that LGBT people face, and put pressure on the government to review the public housing policy," Infinger said.
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Mohar Singh Tomar, an investigating officer with Kasganj's police force, said it was unclear who started the clashes, brushing aside suggestions that either religious group had received unfair treatment.
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To understand why credit unions are exempt from federal income taxes, and why bankers' claims of unfair treatment fall flat, it's important to remember what makes credit unions special.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced that it would impose a tariff on Canadian softwood lumber, in retaliation for what it said was unfair treatment of American dairy farmers.
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That same day, he gave an interview to the Christian Broadcast Network in which he lamented the "very, very unfair" treatment of Christians by the US refugee resettlement program.
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Hollywood has found the lure of the China market irresistible, even though operating in China means enduring censorship and unfair treatment as well as working with state-owned companies.
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But complaints about unfair treatment compared with local businesses, the forced transfer of technology and a lack of intellectual property protection have become major sticking points in the trade war.
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When others rightfully pointed out that students of color don't get the same treatment about gun violence, organizers acknowledged the unfair treatment and extended the stage to students of color.
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The small group of protesters entered the Georgia State Capitol building on Tuesday to oppose what they viewed as unfair treatment of undocumented students in the state's higher education system.
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On Baltimore's streets, residents said they are aware of the difficulties police have had in recruiting, though many said that reflects a population that has become accustomed to unfair treatment.
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Korean society has long been considered more conservative and male-dominated, where women are expected to be silent and accepting in the face of unfair treatment or even sexual assault.
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One of the most toxic parts of the prior deal, an investment court that allows businesses to sue governments for unfair treatment, would likely not be part of future talks.
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On the other side: a new breed of young liberal activists who argue that Ms. Omar, a Minnesota Democrat, pictured above last month, is being singled out for unfair treatment.
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Critics also point out that the United States, which opposed the creation of the court because it feared its officials would be subject to unfair treatment, has not joined it.
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Only the two panelists of color on last Thursday's episode of BBC's Question Time were willing to suggest that Meghan's unfair treatment may be tied to the way she looks.
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That is why my coworkers and I are going on strike today to protest the unfair treatment our employer has been able to get away with for far too long.
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Ask yourself this: If Scott wanted to run ads protesting the unfair treatment of Trump by Democrats, why not run them in DC, where those Democratic senators would see them?
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The letter details previous claims of unfair treatment of workers that range from verbal abuse to threats of deportation, and includes references to Torah verses that describe fair employment practices.
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This past weekend, several players across the league continued to show solidarity with the still-unsigned former 49ers quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, against police brutality and unfair treatment to people of color.
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Mainstream parties are keen to avoid the impression of disadvantaging the AfD by changing rules or traditions as they do not want it to have grounds to complain of unfair treatment.
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Mr Trump has yet to endorse the tax idea, but key advisers have praised it as a way of addressing what they see as the WTO's unfair treatment of business taxes.
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"We boycotted the vote and there are proposals for Kurdistan to withdraw from the entire political process in Iraq over the unfair treatment we have received," said Kurdish MP Ashwaq Jaff.
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Part of the solution, however, is for police leadership and rank-and-file to come to terms with the historically unfair treatment law enforcement has meted out to people of color.
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The populist core of his coalition is fueled in part by anger over what his supporters consider unfair treatment of the United States on matters of trade, immigration and international affairs.
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His charisma, his threats to take news media outlets to court for supposed unfair treatment and his promises to wrest wealth from Iceland's banks have resonated in his largely rural base.
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Keech, 20, is a fitness model and co-founder of TikTok content house Hype House, and recently posted a YouTube video about unfair treatment she claims went down behind the scenes.
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"If the parameters are not fair, it's a step toward protectionism and a trade war, and we will not stay silent for the unfair treatment," he told an economic forum in Jakarta.
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Trump, who is seeking re-election in 2020, has repeatedly slammed Google and a host of other technology companies, echoing conservative critics' claims of unfair treatment and raising the specter of regulation.
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" Trump said in a Twitter post that Kavanaugh had been subjected to "harsh and unfair treatment" and said "this great life cannot be ruined by mean & despicable Democrats and totally uncorroborated allegations.
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It captures our huge appetite for consumption over savings, as well as the international community's confidence in the safety of U.S. laws and institutions when they invest here — not our "unfair" treatment.
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Trump launched the trade war against the world's second largest economic power last year aiming to correct its "unfair" treatment of the United States and acquire stronger protections for US intellectual property.
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LGBT+ patients experience "shockingly high level of hostility and unfair treatment," with many avoiding medical care as a result, Stonewall said in a report based on polls of more than 5,000 people.
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Mr. Sanders, fresh off his victory in the New Hampshire primary, was fed up with what he considered unfair treatment by the cable network that is required viewing for many Democratic voters.
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They expressed suspicion that her effort to compete for the United States was rooted in strategy, not unfair treatment, after Poland's failure to win any medals at the 2018 world fencing championships.
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Companies had long grumbled about intellectual property theft and unfair treatment in the Chinese market, but they had little recourse: Going public about their troubles could spook investors and invite Chinese retaliation.
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We just want you to have a great day, and I wanted to say I&aposm sorry for the unfair treatment, and we&aposre really committed to trying to change the system.
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Those calls happened — perhaps to complain about an unfortunate and typically accidental placement of an ad next to an unsavory story, or about what the company sees as unfair treatment in an article.
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She has also long spoken about the apparent unfair treatment she is given in relation to the sport, such as being routinely drug tested more times than any other male or female player.
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The book is beautifully written, fun and funny, describing how, after a life of overcoming unfair treatment as a black woman, she is now fighting the discrimination of being OLD, black, and female.
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Human rights groups say the laws can be abused by people trying to settle scores or involved in feuds and members of Pakistan's religious minorities are vulnerable to unfair treatment under the legislation.
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As millions have marched and protested in recent months, decrying the "wage gap" and unfair treatment, and as more men have come under fire for sexual harassment, women may see their fortunes improve.
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She has also long spoken about the apparent unfair treatment she is given in relation to the sport, such as being routinely drug tested more times than any other male or female player.
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The issue concerns Bastian Schweinsteiger, current Manchester United midfielder and former Bayern legend, and his purported unfair treatment at the hands of Mourinho, who took over as manager of United earlier this summer.
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Like a majority of other women, she dreaded the experience of unfair treatment at the auto-service shop because of her gender, so she enrolled in night classes to become a certified mechanic.
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And now Saleh, who filmed part of the incident and spread it on social media, is at the center of an international debate over Islamophobia and the unfair treatment of Muslims by airlines.
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After years of unfair treatment, the USMCA expands access into the Canadian and Mexican markets for American dairy, poultry, and eggs — an expected export boost of more than $314 million for American agriculture.
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In one study, researchers asked black women to complete questionnaires on how often they experienced minor "everyday" discrimination, as well as major instances of unfair treatment in housing, employment or with the police.
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I myself voiced outrage at the Democratic National Committee's unfair treatment of Bernie during the primary process, as well as the tilted superdelegate system that gave Hillary an enormous advantage from the start.
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"Freeport pays only 20163 trillion rupiah in taxes," but complains about unfair treatment, Ignasius Jonan, the minister of energy and natural resources, told the youth wing of a prominent Muslim organization in February.
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They often described what they saw as unfair treatment by the military, discussed their difficulty in transitioning back to civilian society or thanked the magazine for helping them through their time in-country.
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Amazon has reached a deal with Germany's anti-trust authority to overhaul its terms of service for third-party merchants, who had complained of unfair treatment when selling through the world's biggest online retailer.
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Mr. McNamara said that the action on Friday was taken by the membership in response not just to that case but also to what the union said was a broad pattern of unfair treatment.
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The GOP has argued their voters will rally in the face of what they deemed "unfair" treatment of the judge, while Democrats have reasoned the judge's confirmation will underscore the stakes of the election.
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His goal is probably to divert your attention from punitive measures for his ongoing aggression and to refocus you on your usual suspects -- Democrats, Robert Mueller and your perceived "unfair" treatment by other countries.
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They create what is, in essence, an alternative judicial system wherein foreign investors can argue that they're receiving unfair treatment and have the argument decided by an international tribunal rather than a local judge.
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Now a very successful brand, Pyer Moss is a platform for Kerby to share his knowledge, to voice his own perspective, and to interject against racism and unfair treatment of blacks throughout our country.
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The tech companies want the rules to remain to protect them from unfair treatment by broadband providers like Comcast or AT&T, which could create faster delivery lanes for some websites and not others.
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Organizers say that unfair treatment inspired the push for unionization at Google's Bakery Square offices, where contractors work alongside full-time Google employees doing similar work but are paid less and receive fewer benefits.
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The Australian 7-Eleven franchisor is owned by Japan's Seven & i Holdings Co and licensed by U.S.-based 7-Eleven Inc , which is facing accusations of unfair treatment of its franchisees in North America.
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If you have one set of rules for one set of forward-facing employees, and there's such a difference, there's a potential that it can be used in litigation as an example of unfair treatment.
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Separately, Amazon reached a deal with Germany's antitrust authority on Wednesday to overhaul its terms of service for third-party merchants, who had complained of unfair treatment when selling through the world's biggest online retailer.
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The president has frequently claimed unfair treatment from the media since his inauguration, but such criticism of news outlets has increased over the last week after a series of bombshell reports on the Trump administration.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A number of bondholders in Germany's HSH Nordbank planning to sue the lender for alleged unfair treatment during its privatization, have asked the United States to issue subpoenas for the bank's new owners.
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Netizens registered their outrage at the "unfair treatment" on Facebook: Yip's prize money this time round is already higher than the S$100,000 (US$73,594) she got for her gold at the 2008 Beijing Paralympics.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE is accusing the agency of "unfair treatment" in delaying the release of his book.
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Edith Windsor's standing in court was due to her unfair treatment by the Internal Revenue Service — specifically, a $363,053 tax invoice she was issued following the passing of her longtime wife Thea Spyer in 2009.
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Since being appointed to his Ford Foundation post in 2013, he has directed much of its ample resources to combating inequality in its many forms — from unequal access to government to unfair treatment of women.
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" One of the researchers said that if patients believe they are getting unfair treatment by health providers, that could affect their willingness to get treatment and their adherence to treatment, "and thereby affect their health.
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Civil rights groups have long cited the concept of "disparate impact" in discrimination cases, alleging that inherent bias against minorities, women and disabled people resulted in disparate — and unfair — treatment in employment, education and housing.
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Unfair treatment in the workplace often comes in the form of "microaggressions" — subtle actions that undermine a person and are often explained away by forgetfulness, ignorance, or anything but the malice that usually inspired them.
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The case, which started as a street brawl, ballooned into a diplomatic incident involving President Trump, who lashed out on Thursday at Sweden's prime minister over what he said was unfair treatment of the rapper.
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In a broader sense, the Register report indicates that the company has seen some executive turnover, linked to concerns among GitLab's female employees of unfair treatment, unequal pay, or limited advancement opportunities at the company.
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They also pointed to anecdotal examples of what they call unfair treatment of conservative viewpoints, such as unjustified removal of language from the Bible, which they suggest are examples of broader problems with enforcement of policies.
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FRANKFURT, July 11 (Reuters) - Some bondholders of German lender HSH Nordbank have turned to the United States for help in a planned litigation over alleged unfair treatment of them during the bank's privatisation earlier this year.
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Saudi public prosecutor Saud al-Mojeb said his office would "spare no efforts in protecting individuals, whether women, children or parents, from unfair treatment by those who abuse guardianship powers," according to English daily Saudi Gazette.
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Unfortunately, people of color and low-income individuals in this country are often subject to criminal investigations and unfair treatment because of stereotypes, biases, and racism — and women of color are no exception to the rule.
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" When the next changeover came, with Osaka leading, 4-3, Williams, still visibly distraught over what she perceived as unfair treatment, told Ramos that he had stolen a point from her and called him "a thief.
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Comparing the Stone and Wolfe cases Trump repeatedly said Stone was getting unfair treatment by comparing him to James Wolfe, a longtime senior Senate staffer who served two months in prison for lying to the FBI.
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Trump has previously complained of unfair treatment of U.S. companies by the EU. Vestager said that the Google decision was not political and that if Google had a complaint it could take the Commission to court.
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The rules, which govern things like social media activity, dress and personal hygiene, are fueling another P.R. headache for the league, after a cheerleader for the New Orleans Saints filed a complaint that alleges unfair treatment.
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Mr. Sanders's supporters are somewhat torn, not wanting to be seen as tolerating sexual misconduct but also deeply angry about what they see as unfair treatment of the senator by the news media and mainstream Democrats.
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Business groups say they are firmly opposed to an American push to curtail a provision called investor-state dispute settlement, which allows companies to sue Canada, Mexico and the United States for unfair treatment under Nafta.
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As American and Chinese negotiators begin a renewed push at a trade deal, that rhetoric appeared to address many of the U.S. complaints about unfair treatment for foreign firms that lie at the heart of the dispute.
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"Our report details how China - known for its one-sided dealings in trade sometimes - uses similar tactics in its unfair treatment of U.S. schools," said Senator Rob Portman, a former U.S. Trade Representative and the subcommittee's chairman.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters Wednesday that "no one is defending" Barr's remarks and called them "inappropriate," but she also excoriated the media for what she said was unfair treatment of the Trump administration.
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Many of us are stung by what we see as her unfair treatment of Senator Al Franken and concerned about her statements that President Bill Clinton should have resigned for his sexual misconduct in the late '90s.
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As the department's women program officer for the last two years, Chief Stanley said she had tried to change the culture and to get the department's senior leadership to take seriously claims of unfair treatment and harassment.
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But it's not for nothing that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a federal agency tasked with tackling unfair treatment in the labor market, has received hundreds of thousands of complaints of racial discrimination at workplaces since 2010.
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Nearly half of women, 47 percent, say they struggle with unfair treatment, 48 percent have unequal pay, 48 percent have inflexible work schedules, and 48 percent face the multitude of pressures that come with caregiving for others.
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This meant investors left at the back of the redemption queue, or who did not redeem their investments at all, were sometimes left holding illiquid stocks - a situation the SFC believes may constitute unfair treatment, fund managers said.
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According to U.S. data, Germany and Mexico last year both ran trade surpluses of more than $60 billion with the United States, sparking complaints of unfair treatment from Trump, who has threatened aggressive measures to eliminate the deficit.
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The shooting and Zimmerman's acquittal are often pointed to as early driving factors in the Black Lives Matter movement, which has sought to raise awareness of police brutality and unfair treatment of minorities by members of law enforcement.
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Google chief's testimony: Sundar Pichai faced more than three hours of questions in front of the House Judiciary Committee, as Republicans expressed concerns about unfair treatment of conservatives and lawmakers in both parties zeroed in on privacy issues.
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Reid urged Sanders to rein in his supporters and condemn violence during a ten-minute phone conversation Tuesday, days after Sanders supporters disrupted the Nevada Democratic convention over the weekend because of what they viewed as unfair treatment.
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Among some Trump allies, there is a level of respect for Sanders, whom they view as having built an outsider movement in the same vein as Trump despite receiving unfair treatment from the media and the national party.
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China's leaders seem conflicted about how to respond to complaints of unfair treatment, which have plagued the judiciary for decades but have taken on new urgency as Mr. Xi attempts a top-to-bottom overhaul of the system.
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One Beijing-based Western executive told Reuters the law was probably best viewed as a "PR exercise" to try and head off some U.S. accusations of unfair treatment for American companies that, in part, led to the trade war.
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"Tesla opposes all forms of discrimination, harassment, and unfair treatment, and we strive to provide a respectful work environment for all employees and do our best to prevent bad conduct," the company said in a statement to The Verge.
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One Beijing-based Western executive told Reuters the law was probably best viewed as a "PR exercise" to try and head off some U.S. accusations of unfair treatment for American companies that, in part, led to the trade war.
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There are parallels between the stories of Kaepernick and Ali, who protested his fighting in Vietnam because of the unfair treatment of black people in America and was therefore banned from professional boxing at the height of his career.
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The local law was only passed in February, adding pregnancy and reproductive health decisions — such as birth control, in vitro fertilization, and abortion — to the list of categories protected from unfair treatment under the city's housing and employment ordinances.
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Lisa Crooms-Robinson, Professor of Law & Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Howard University, says that much of this discrimination and unfair treatment can be linked to women of color being locked out of leadership and decision-making positions.
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"We worked closely with stakeholders to address concerns about the unfair treatment of workers who carry cutting instruments not to perpetrate an illegal act, but to simply do their jobs," said Austin Finan, a spokesman for Mr. de Blasio.
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"I think that the fact that we are not a state has essentially given the platform for the Administration to give a different and unfair treatment to Puerto Rico," Omar Marrero, the head of recovery in Puerto Rico, told VICE News.
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In an email statement sent Monday, SoFi spokesperson Jim Prosser said the company takes "any allegations of unfair treatment seriously" but declined to comment further on the lawsuit, saying the company has not yet received a copy of the complaint.
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"Anybody, any content creator, that has experienced demonization or some unfair treatment from YouTube, is going to be able to come over to our home and exercise their first amendment rights," Utah Gun Exchange co-owner Bryan Melchior told BuzzFeed News.
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USA Hockey is getting embarrassed, not just for having its unfair treatment of the women's team placed in full view, but also by getting owned every time it gets turned down by a potential replacement player who supports the boycott.
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To protest unfair treatment in the criminal justice system, prisoners across 17 states from coast to coast have started what they expect will be a nearly three-week prison strike — it began on August 21 and ends on September 9.
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But for Merchant, the experience of being routinely humiliated and singled out for unfair treatment she says has taken a toll: She's become fearful of flying due to the "anxiety and humiliation she experiences when she does fly", the ACLU claims.
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Rather than simply accepting the results of the Mueller report and moving on to other legislative priorities, Republicans seem determined to capitalize on this momentum to call out what they see as potentially unfair treatment toward the Trump campaign and administration.
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The Kremlin made the comment in response to a question about U.S. media reports which said Trump had threatened on Tuesday to pull out of the WTO over what he described as the organization's unfair treatment of the United States.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said he wants to meet with NFL players and other athletes who kneel during the National Anthem so they can recommend people they think should be pardoned due to unfair treatment by the justice system.
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The Kremlin made the comment in response to a question about U.S. media reports which said Trump had threatened on Tuesday to pull out of the WTO over what he described as the organisation's unfair treatment of the United States.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has doubled down on his complaints of unfair treatment at the hands of his opponents by demanding the right to confront the men who have turned state's witness against him in three corruption investigations.
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Putin would have expected that his discoverable influence operations would spark an investigation of the Trump campaign, which would profess innocence and complain of unfair treatment from the Obama administration, especially in the event that Trump had lost the election.
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In the first few hours of his hearing, he dodged a question about the unfair treatment of Merrick Garland, Obama's Supreme Court justice nominee who Senate Republicans blocked from receiving a hearing, by saying that he couldn't get into politics.
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He accused F.B.I. agents of unfair treatment of Michael T. Flynn, his former national security adviser, who pleaded guilty last week to lying to the F.B.I. In another weekend tweet, Mr. Trump said he fired Mr. Flynn for doing so.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's foreign minister said on Friday that the world's second largest economy would look to open up wider access to its markets this year, amid growing trade tensions with the United States and foreign firms bemoaning unfair treatment.
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The police said Ms. Aghdam's anger over what she believed to be unfair treatment by YouTube had set her on a 500-mile drive from her home near San Diego to YouTube's offices on the northern edge of Silicon Valley.
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Its collage of multicolored text and black and white images moves from criticizing the French government's urban planning, Paris's unsanitary living conditions, infant mortality rates, environmental problems, and the unfair treatment of women, to the possibility of a better future.
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The small-business lending sector came into focus over the past two weeks with the inquiry, or Royal Commission, hearing testimony from several aggrieved small business owners who said they lost their property and livelihoods because of unfair treatment by lenders.
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Those rules and additional work requirements have fueled another public relations headache for the N.F.L., after The Times revealed last week that Bailey Davis, the cheerleader the Saints dismissed in January, filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claiming unfair treatment.
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Trump has blocked appointments of WTO appeals judges to stop what he sees as unfair treatment of U.S. trade policies, but critics fear the block could potentially cripple the WTO, and 75 WTO members have asked the United States to back down.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senior U.S. officials stressed concerns about the U.S. trade deficit with China, market access and unfair treatment of U.S. companies in a second day of talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser at the White House on Friday.
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As a means of representing black history in America, the LA based artist applies a street art methodology to explore the African diaspora and chronologically record the unfair treatment of black Americans by law enforcement and the federal government from the 1930s on.
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Charlize Theron Joins the Mission to End Aids — Starting with South African Youth Then 18 years old, Mukite was sent to live with her mother-in-law and faced bullying and unfair treatment as school as a result of her family's situation.
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JUST NOW -- THAT WAS #INSPIRING FOR GRADUATES: President Trump lamented "unfair" treatment by the media in his first public remarks since a bombshell report that he pressured then-FBI Director James Comey to drop his probe of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Rather, Mr. McDonald's death gave voice to years of unfair treatment, distrust within minority communities, and to "the deaths of numerous men and women of color whose lives came to an end solely because of an encounter with C.P.D.," the report said.
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On Wednesday, he told a Boston Globe columnist that because of perceived unfair treatment by the Boston news media, he would no longer grant one-on-one interviews, nor would he talk to reporters except after games in which he had pitched.
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So Mr. Perry's closing line in his op-ed essay, in which he wrote that the unfair treatment of Mr. McIntosh failed "every student at our beloved university" and tarnished the ring "that our alumni wear with pride," was troubling to many.
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While consumer advocates almost certainly will not abandon their efforts to ban mandatory arbitration of consumer complaints, the challenge to financial firms is to improve their arbitration procedures so as to reduce consumer complaints about unfair treatment in resolving disputed charges and fees.
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GETTING KILLED in a video game, receiving unfair treatment from a teacher, seeing a relative go to jail: the teenagers taking part in Chicago's Becoming a Man (BAM) initiative admit to a variety of frustrations, some trivial, some tragic, that can stir their anger.
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While women in developed nations most frequently cited wage equality as a concern — Iceland just made huge strides in this department, and every other country should follow suit — those in developing nations said they most commonly struggled with unfair treatment, harassment, and workplace abuse.
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"For many years, he was one of few African-American photographers on the red carpet and had experienced unfair treatment, but he didn't let biased treatment deter him," Ian Foxx, a Los Angeles photographer and a close friend, told The Los Angeles Sentinel last week.
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" The previous day, he had fought back more vociferously, complaining on Twitter about what he termed "Presidential Harassment by 'crazed' Democrats," as well as unfair treatment at the hands of "the most vicious and corrupt Mainstream Media that any president has ever had to endure.
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The postmatch celebration was tarnished by the angry booing from fans upset over what they perceived as Ramos's unfair treatment of Williams, and amid the cacophony, amplified by the closed roof because of rain, Osaka pulled her visor down over her face and cried.
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"We need to join forces and create a new call to action through the membership of our organizations encouraging President Trump to finally make the decision to correct the unfair treatment of capital gains taxation," Club for Growth President David McIntosh wrote in the memo.
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For each person who does this in a public way, it is another example showing women that it is not only important to report incidents of sexual harassment and assault in the first place, but to call out retaliation and unfair treatment after the fact.
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But his allegiance to the Republican Party remains as brittle as ever, and Trump proved it again on Monday when he resurfaced the idea that he would launch a third-party bid in retaliation to what he regards as unfair treatment by the GOP leadership.
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Dr. William Barber, president of the North Carolina National Association for Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), the movement raises its voice against a wide range of issues related to unfair treatment and discrimination such as restriction of voting rights and cutting funding for Medicaid, welfare, and education.
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And she's spoken out against what she sees as unfair treatment by the media; when the Boston Globe used an old photograph of her in a T-shirt to illustrate its voting guide, while her opponents appeared in suits, she called out the newspaper on Twitter.
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An "unparalleled number of one-sided biased and political resolutions adopted regularly by the automatic majority of its members testify not only to the unfair treatment of the State of Israel, but also to the deficiencies of the Council itself and its agenda," Raz Shechter said.
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Fired by Google, a Republican Engineer Hits Back: 'There's Been a Lot of Bullying' It's always interesting to me that stories about conservatives who get fired from technology companies for "unfair treatment" are also invariably stories about white guys who harassed coworkers in internal chat forums.
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Continuously this country has attempted to erase the history and contributions of Black Americans, as well as the unfair treatment we've faced in order to promote the idea that "we're all one," similar to the way the dirty computers are having their memories erased to be cleansed and controlled.
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Liu held a second day of talks at the White House with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, White House economic adviser Gary Cohn and Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, and the U.S. officials stressed concerns about the U.S. trade deficit with China, market access and unfair treatment of U.S. companies.
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But the grievance of black lawmakers is a particular one: As black activists tried last year to focus attention on police brutality, unfair treatment before the law, inequality and white supremacy, social media giants like Facebook were being commandeered by Russian intelligence agents to turn white voters against them.
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The tweets were another sign of Trump's frustration at what he views as unfair treatment by the news media of his presidency amid a federal investigation into whether he or his campaign aides colluded with Russia during the 2016 presidential campaign, in which he defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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People reported being disciplined for taking maternity leave and being fired after notifying their workplace they were pregnant—and described many of the harder-to-prove experiences that constitute pregnancy discrimination, like being denied advancement opportunities, being disproportionately disciplined, and facing other kinds of unfair treatment from superiors.
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There was also some unknown number of people who boycotted the game because of what they view as the unfair treatment of Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who has not been able to land even a backup job with an N.F.L. team the past two seasons.
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Liu held a second day of talks at the White House with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, White House economic adviser Gary Cohn and Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, and the U.S. officials stressed concerns about the U.S. trade deficit with China, market access and unfair treatment of U.S. companies.
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"Anybody, any content creator, that has experienced demonization or some unfair treatment from YouTube, is going to be able to come over to our home and exercise their first amendment rights," Utah Gun Exchange co-owner Bryan Melchior told Miranda of plans to launch a stand-alone video site, UGETube.
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Others fear that automation might lead to discrimination: Under President Barack Obama, the White House spent months warning that highly powerful algorithms could share the biases of their authors, leading to unfair treatment of minorities or other disadvantaged communities in everything from obtaining a credit card to buying a house.
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Curran also flagged her performance to his boss, Eric Perez, who opened an investigation with HR. When Curran told Newton about the entries a week later, she complained about unfair treatment in a group meeting, which prompted a formal sit-down with HR, Perez, and two of Newton's union reps.
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For insight, look to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), a small agency with a vital role in protecting the rights of U.S. workers to organize, bargain for higher wages and join together to protest discrimination, safety hazards and other unfair treatment — in other words, to stand up for themselves.
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WASHINGTON — A formal condemnation of anti-Semitism that is up for a vote in the House this week has touched off a furious debate between older House Democrats and their young liberal colleagues over whether Representative Ilhan Omar is being singled out for unfair treatment over her statements on Israel.
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Osaka, 22, showed that mettle most unmistakably during the 2018 United States Open final against Serena Williams, closing out a title even as Williams got into heated arguments with the umpire over penalties and the crowd booed what they felt was unfair treatment for the 22019-time Grand Slam champion.
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" On Friday, while speaking at the historically black Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina, Trump appeared to juxtapose his "own experience" with unfair treatment to the continued structural inequality and racism black Americans face within the criminal justice system, saying that he's being confronted with "an investigation in search of a crime.
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"If our public systems, such as schools and the juvenile justice system, view black girls as older and less innocent, they may be targeted for unfair treatment in ways that effectively erase their childhood," said Rebecca Epstein, lead author of the report and executive director of the Center on Poverty and Inequality.
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"It's so important that there is an infrastructure of support for women running to say, 'Here's what you need to know, here's who can be there to back you and have your back, whether that be in taking on some of that unfair treatment or backing them financially or in any other way,'" Dittmar said.
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Stephen Bergstein, arguing for Jeena Lee-Walker, told a three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan that Lee-Walker had done nothing wrong by linking the Central Park Five case to unfair treatment of black men by the criminal justice system in teaching her ninth grade English class.
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Trump's half-hearted attempt to surgically remove the leadership of the FBI from its rank-and-file is funny, but the big problem here is that Trump is dealing with an obstruction of justice probe relating to former FBI Director James Comey—who Trump initially said he fired for his unfair treatment of Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday said he directed White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders to stop holding regular briefings, citing unfair treatment by the news media.
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"Starr established that the disproportionate and unfair treatment of AIG's shareholders in 2008 was not authorized by the applicable statutes and that the government had exceeded its authority by taking control of AIG and using it to bail out other financial institutions, which were found to have engaged in more risky practices," Boies said in a statement.
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Women face more weight bias "We know from our research on weight stigma and discrimination that even though both women and men experience unfair treatment because of excess weight, women report these experiences at lower levels of obesity than men," said Rebecca Puhl, a professor at the University of Connecticut and deputy director of the university's Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity.
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Rep. Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Saagar Enjeti: Clinton remarks on Gabbard 'shows just how deep the rot in our system goes' MORE (D-Hawaii) on Monday said she will attend this week's Democratic debate after earlier suggesting she might boycott the event over perceived unfair treatment.
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Timberlake has often cited how much of an inspiration her brother Michael Jackson was to him — in one 2014 interview, Timberlake said he owed his entire solo career to Michael Jackson — but when he had the chance to defend Janet Jackson and speak up against her unfair treatment after the Super Bowl, he remained largely silent, even complicit with the way she was turned into a scapegoat.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE accused the news media on Friday of unfair treatment, linking it to a new tell-all book with damaging allegations against his administration.
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Foster joins several Washington leaders, including House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewHogan urges Mnuchin to reconsider delay of Harriet Tubman bill Mnuchin says new Harriet Tubman bill delayed until 2028 Overnight Finance: US reaches deal with ZTE | Lawmakers look to block it | Trump blasts Macron, Trudeau ahead of G-7 | Mexico files WTO complaint MORE, who have accused the commission of unfair treatment of American companies.
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Probably the most famous example, she tells Broadly, happened in 1973, when Marlon Brando won the Oscar for Best Actor for his work on The Godfather, and Native American actress and activist Sacheen Littlefeather took the stage in his place to refuse the award and talk about the unfair treatment of Native Americans in film and TV. But Kerns says Streep's speech will be one that people will go back to for years to come.
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Republicans are still fuming over what they viewed as Democrats' unfair treatment of White House communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksHope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony Nadler subpoenas Lewandowski, former White House official for testimony House panel to go to court to enforce McGahn subpoena, Nadler says MORE during her appearance before the committee last week, which they point to as an example of how partisanship has impeded their investigative efforts.
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Training should focus on diversity, inclusion, and unconscious bias (in line with training offered to senior leaders), but should also cover important fundamental skills necessary for effective management, including how to communicate with and value all employees, maintain a proper managerial relationship, provide constructive feedback to employees, help employees set personal career goals, appropriately evaluate employee performance according to the company's values, consistently apply the company's transfer and promotion policies, and handle performance-related issues and complaints of unfair treatment.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) and Zuckerberg battle: "There are a great many Americans who I would say are deeply concerned that Facebook and other tech companies are engaged in a pervasive pattern of bias and political censorship," Cruz said, raising concerns about unfair treatment of conservative speech.
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