The entire enterprise can't possibly be unjust, let alone racially unjust.
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"This is not only unjust for me, but also unjust for the entire Cambodian people," Raya said.
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He told a Tyrolean rally last year that the border "was unjust, is unjust and will remain so" as long as it stands.
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In other words, Congress failed to heed its own lesson: If a sentence is determined to be unjust, isn't it unjust in all situations?
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The analogy to civil disobedience rests on the insight that the law, whether domestic or international, can lead to unjust outcomes and establish unjust structures of power.
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"I was not just the victim of unjust laws but the victim of unjust authorities," she said recently in an interview conducted in her apartment in Rabat.
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Ghosn enforced an 'unjust and opaque' personnel policy Ghosn would shut down challenges to his authority by having people "transferred or dismissed under his unjust and opaque personnel policy," the committee alleges.
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Becker said the proceedings against him were "unjustified and unjust".
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Parents' health would also be affected by this unjust separation.
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What's worth saving in a comprehensively rigged, thoroughly unjust system?
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Equating psychiatric disabilities with gun violence is unjust and stigmatizing.
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Just seeing things that are unjust and talking about it.
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We don't all have to live in the unjust one.
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Now, the likelihood of getting unjust sentences reviewed appears smaller.
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They're "irresponsible, reckless, unjust, and just plain cruel," said Sen.
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The politician keeps using spiritual language to push unjust legislation.
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It's a cruel, unjust society driven by greed and apathy.
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The scrutiny now on him struck her as bitterly unjust.
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And it quickly became, by political intent, an unjust union.
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The European Commission reportedly intends to counter this unjust reality.
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How do we distinguish between a just and unjust law?
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The coronavirus travel ban is unjust and doesn't work anyway.
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It's a dangerous, expensive and deeply unjust world we're creating.
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And their struggles to appeal unjust content removals are real.
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Words won't erase the years of brutality and unjust treatment.
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Not to recognize talent or intelligence was an unjust discrimination.
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But how did I get this idea of just, unjust?
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It also recognizes that their dynamic is unjust and unhealthy.
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But I couldn't get over how unjust this movie is.
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"Let's hope that the government understands that detaining Darwin away from his mother is not only unjust, but detaining thousand upon thousands of children from their mothers and fathers is likewise unjust," Donovan said.
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Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust.
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" The Washington Examiner editorial board: "This is inhumane, unjust, and irrational.
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Advocacy groups knock 'unjust' copyright-extending CLASSICS Act What's the problem?
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If Us is about unjust suffering, it's also about unearned privilege.
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It is so clear how unjust and how bad it is.
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We thought it was the most unjust thing in the world.
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Babak Namazi, Siamak's brother and Baquer's son, called the sentences unjust.
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No one has accused that election of being rigged or unjust.
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You call the firings of gay Catholics by church officials unjust.
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The 3-0 decision also restored the plaintiffs' unjust enrichment claims.
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So if the system is unjust, then it impacts Black women.
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Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided.
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Recently, momentum to reform the unjust bail system has gained steam.
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These countries invest their unjust returns into their own armed forces.
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The delegate situation is a very unjust way of doing things.
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His lawyer slammed the decision as "unjust" and vowed to appeal.
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Two decades in prison is an unjust penalty for a mistake.
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But here's the issue: if antitrust laws are unjust, eliminate them.
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Killing them is violent and unjust, no matter how it's done.
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The "unjust detention" must end, State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert added.
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Raif is but one victim of this brutal and unjust system.
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Progressives should not hesitate to resist unjust encroachments on civil rights.
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" Two weeks later, Lopate was fired, a decision he called "unjust.
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His lawyer denounced the decision as "unjust" and vowed to appeal.
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It's an immense stretch to argue that his conviction was unjust.
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In the broad view, having the place to myself was unjust.
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Slager, however, got a 20-year sentence for that unjust killing.
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" And Attorney General Xavier Becerra called it "unjust and anti-American.
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"What's happened to Woody is so upsetting, so unjust," Previn said.
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The House impeachment inquiry and process was unfair, and therefore unjust.
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Kim believed the law had put an unjust burden on women.
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"The lower court's sentencing is too light, therefore unjust," it added.
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He must not take golf's eternally unjust, mind-numbing fickleness personally.
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"Jury sentencing can lead to anomalous and unjust results," he wrote.
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The speaking engagements both offered him an opportunity to earn a living, and allowed him to publicly address his issues with the unjust war in Vietnam and the unjust treatment of black and Muslim people back home.
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I get that I am asking you to shoulder an unjust burden.
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Herron also said the public response on Facebook and Twitter was unjust.
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The resulting unemployment was not merely unjust, it was also thuddingly inefficient.
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John the Baptist lost his head because he confronted an unjust ruler.
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"Health inequalities are unjust because they can be prevented," he goes on.
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But the truth is that our system is not so thoroughly unjust.
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You deserved to know the truth and lying to you was unjust.
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Second, the Weimar government spread the idea that Versailles was fundamentally unjust.
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A$AP's lawyer's calling this treatment unjust based on all the circumstances.
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Such an approach has repeatedly been proven to be counterproductive and unjust.
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Liberals view mass incarceration as an unjust result of a racist system.
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We will do everything in our power to oppose this unjust agreement.
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In an interview after he was convicted, Strong said it was unjust.
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Good Jobs Nation will keep campaigning until this unjust decision is overruled.
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Critics have called it the most unjust presidential pardon in American history.
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And Mr. Obama has given no indication he considers the sentences unjust.
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"Venezuela established itself as the most unjust of all countries," he said.
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There are a lot things that are going on that are unjust.
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Food loss and waste reflects the current unjust and unsustainable food system.
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In some cases, they were enforcing unjust laws of a different era.
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You deserve to know the truth and lying to you was unjust.
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Yet it dismisses the fundamental issue: The Vietnam War was deeply unjust.
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In general, unjust discriminatory selection of entrants for women is totally unacceptable.
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Martinez's is not the first unjust dress code enforcement to go viral.
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"This is unjust, this is unrealistic, this is unsustainable," Mr. Lee said.
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And they felt like it was wrong, un-American and completely unjust.
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The thought experiment's framing, however, circumvented my usual concerns about unjust sanctions.
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For them, making an unjust system more comfortable isn't resistance — it's complicity.
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" In a statement, Bloomberg called the criminal justice system "broken and unjust.
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That sort of gag order is not only unjust — it is unconstitutional.
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The state alleges negligence and unjust enrichment and is seeking compensatory damages.
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Some witnesses disputed that version of events and called the shooting unjust.
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It is unjust to saddle such an offender with a lifelong punishment.
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This is unjust and undemocratic and VAMOS4PR will continue to fight back.
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What was I comparing the universe to when I called it unjust?
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Some witnesses disputed that version of events and called the shooting unjust.
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You deserve to know the truth, and lying to you was unjust.
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I don't have to tell you that this is an unjust planet.
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"There was some talk and frustration about an unjust arrest," he said.
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The entirety of the Executive Order is unjust and must be overturned.
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"We have an unjust justice system for black and brown people," Underwood said.
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In other words, the strong end up taking unjust advantage of the weak.
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He reportedly regards the FISA news as more evidence of his unjust persecution.
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She believes that leaving so many people without access to healthcare is unjust.
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The New York agency accused him of breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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This Court should not let such a profoundly erroneous and unjust result stand.
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It is not extreme to protest against unjust state violence against innocent people.
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That is one reason why low interest rates are widely perceived as unjust.
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"Revolutions can be messy but they can't be perceived as unjust," he says.
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Across American history there have sometimes been unjust immigration restrictions based on ethnicity.
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To Zabel, it echoes other difficult, unjust fights for to protect civil rights.
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It follows through on the premise that the status quo is often unjust.
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Meanwhile, our nation continues to suffer from excessive and racially unjust marijuana policing.
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" He added: "Right to work has always been unjust, now it's proven unconstitutional.
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Soon after, protesters began marching through the streets, denouncing the arrests as unjust.
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Adorno argued in the early twentieth century that true freedom in an unjust
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If it's against someone we like, we fret about how unjust it is.
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Unjust governments deny basic human rights while inflicting torture and suffering upon millions.
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Jeffries described the situation as "unjust" and accused Sweden of human rights violations.
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Only revolutionary change can bring justice and equality to a criminally unjust world.
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Today, they are nations exploited and pillaged by an unjust international economic order.
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This past year, #FreeMeekMill became a national movement following the rapper's unjust arrest.
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You saw something that's unjust, and you want to take on the world.
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Campus "justice" is often unjust to the accused, but it shortchanges victims too.
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Their shared feelings of unjust persecution appear to thicken their bond with Ramdev.
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Unjust police killings are used to evoke the current Black Lives Matter movement.
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"Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust," Roberts acknowledged.
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Undoubtedly, the tourists' tacit (or unknowing) support for unjust regimes may fortify them.
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"Excessive partisanship in districting leads to results that reasonably seem unjust," he wrote.
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I refused to fight in an unjust war against my fellow black countrymen.
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And tyranny is rule by one man, who is both unjust and unqualified.
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She was protesting an unjust and unnecessary penalty that the chair umpire issued.
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He repeatedly broke unjust laws himself and was often scorned as an agitator.
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Perceptions of just and unjust deserts could be presumed to affect voting behavior.
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First of all, buying silence instead of stopping harassment is immoral and unjust.
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Chinese state media has lashed out at the U.S. over those "unjust" sanctions.
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It's simply unjust that the world's poorest people pay the most for electricity.
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It appears the focus must have been on how uniquely unjust America is.
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Ending money bail is a crucial step to transforming our unjust justice system.
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And, like many other important artists, he could be both vindictive and unjust.
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He describes the concept of, "chet oan," or a violent and unjust death.
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"What's happened to Woody is so upsetting, so unjust," Previn says to Merkin.
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It's a lefty town, but among the interviewers, there's a sense that Chelsea Manning got off, that it's unfair, that it was unjust she didn't serve what I think is this completely unjust sentence of 35 years for a victimless crime.
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All of us -- and I include myself -- sometimes get mad when life is unjust.
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"I felt my sentence was unjust" Evans said, but he still held out hope.
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The people who raise and kill the animals often work in unjust, unhealthy conditions.
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Not one person reading this has ever had to rebel against an unjust monarchy.
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Supporters of Moon say the investigation into Cho's family is politically motivated and unjust.
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I agree that it is unjust, and like Ms. Ehrenreich I want social change.
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"His abrupt, unjust dismissal is hard to understand and impossible to support," she said.
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This is essential for individuals who are arrested for seemingly arbitrary or unjust reasons.
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Young people idealistically coming down here and being willing to challenge an unjust system.
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When you're accustomed to unjust privilege, equality feels like oppression, as the saying goes.
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In reality, they testify to the unjust correlation between job sprawl and racial segregation.
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But more critically, its animating cause wasn't acute or ephemeral like an unjust war.
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Those who oppose it say the measure permits unjust discrimination against gays and lesbians.
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Sometimes that means courageously standing up and saying this is unjust, this is wrong.
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They have betrayed the public's trust and subjected an entire generation to unjust surveillance.
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It's not like a crazy impulse or wrong or even unjust in the circumstance.
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He's the champion of male vengeance against a world that is unfair and unjust.
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Monday's complaint accuses JPMorgan of fraud, unjust enrichment, defamation, civil racketeering and other wrongdoing.
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Accusations that the Court of Cassation was under political influence were unjust, it said.
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And he was willing to march off to prison to protest an unjust war.
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GNA Foreign Minister Mohammed Siyala called it an "unjust decision" that should be reviewed.
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Wednesday's lawsuit says the council gives an unjust microphone to the pro-hunting community.
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To blame some human agent for something that occurs in nature is clearly unjust.
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That might entail breaking unjust laws, but that's how progress has always been made.
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These and other features add a degree of fairness to an inherently unjust situation.
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Rodriguez, who was fined 739,000 pesos, denied wrongdoing and said the fine was unjust.
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The shooting triggered widespread debate about racial profiling and unjust treatment under the law.
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Yes. But horrible, unjust things continue to occur within and against the LGBTQA community.
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War is inherently unjust, but the Just War Ethic has made it more just.
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It not only diverts our attention from an unjust system but also perpetuates it.
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A system that tilts so heavily toward the rich is unjust in my mind.
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The panel's opinions on wrongdoing can be important leverage in cases of unjust imprisonment.
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He feared that if the process became too political, the outcome could be unjust.
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In Jupiter-ruled Sagittarius, Uranus reflects conflict with rigid religious views and unjust politics.
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"This is terrible and unjust," he was quoted as saying by RIA news agency.
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We live in unjust and uncertain times, utopia's contemporary enthusiasts seem to be saying.
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Publicly declaring all of them to be haters of Israel is unjust and counterproductive.
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That may sound admirable, but it's legally unworkable and, in many cases, simply unjust.
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Is IDF violence against Palestinians just and necessary or unjust and to be condemned?
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But it's also because soccer, at the most fundamental level, is made to be unjust.
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That is an unjust and dangerous outcome, and it is not how our law works.
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I think it's time we face the truth about the unjust world we live in.
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Rousseff was defiant yesterday, calling the impeachment effort against her unjust and predicting eventual vindication.
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"It is grossly unjust to apply compound interest and artificially inflate this figure," he says.
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For the church to not recognize that fully by ordaining women was unjust, she said.
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But Rousseff slammed the impeachment process against her as unjust, comparing it to a coup.
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State and local governments can stop placing unjust burdens on poor people and their families.
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But many of AMLO's allies see stability as the continuation of an unjust status quo.
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This is the case even if the antitrust claims are sought through unjust enrichment claims.
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Li said criticism of trade protectionism leveled at China, by Trump and others, was unjust.
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That's not to say there aren't times when one should disobey laws, especially unjust laws.
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That occupation is unsustainable and unjust, but the use of force will not deliver justice.
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The court found, however, "neither damage, unjust enrichment nor wilful and malicious conduct by Huawei".
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The Syracuse convictions are not only incredibly unjust, but an embarrassment on the world stage.
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" These actions include ending the US' "hostile policies" toward North Korea and halting "unjust sanctions.
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In a written statement from the family, Siamak Namazi's brother Babak called the sentences unjust.
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Rather, he said, when faced with an unjust fine or restriction, he simply fought back.
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It ought to take much less time to fix an unjust and costly parole system.
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Poll after poll reveals broad public support for stronger protections against unjust and baseless seizures.
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Iran, too, would rush in and fill that void much to their really unjust enrichment.
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In a statement, ICG said Kovrig's arrest was unjust and called for his immediate release.
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We're not going have justice, and that is the most unjust thing that can happen.
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This is because an already deeply disturbed and terribly unjust world has basically gone batshit.
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Much like combat, unjust incarceration is hard to grasp unless you go through it yourself.
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Fixing our broken, unjust election system is no less urgent than fixing hackable electronic voting.
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"God has used unjust people to do his will," Mr. Copley said, explaining his vote.
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This time he reads Sophocles for inspiration about the ethics of breaking an unjust law.
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Inhumane treatment, sexual and physical abuse, and unjust detention are common and widely acknowledged concerns.
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And its reasons were often (from the standpoint of 2018) unjust, racist, or vaguely authoritarian.
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Respecting the elders' decisions, no matter how unjust or harsh, is required to maintain honor.
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Rodriguez, who was fined 739,000 pesos ($37,423), denied wrongdoing and said the fine was unjust.
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Seven months later, a consent decree was signed to remedy the district's unjust voting lines.
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In fact, Murtagh feels like Jamie as Jamie used to be, violently resisting unjust powers.
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Is this how American companies should respond to dictatorial demands and arbitrary, unjust legal codes?
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"It cannot right all the ills of an unjust world, nor is that its role."
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Tactfulness, discretion and the responsibility of keeping men safe from unjust accusations are more important.
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Sending her to prison on a possible 20-year sentence is both outrageous and unjust.
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For a young person, it gives essential tools for analyzing and interpreting an unjust world.
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His wants are unbounded, he finds everything unjust, everything against him, he's moody, he's selfish.
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His lawyers argued that the House's impeachment had been unjust and made accusations against Biden.
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But Republicans, having benefited twice from our unjust system, are unlikely to vote for it.
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Such a manifestly, protractedly unjust situation must no longer be tolerated by the international community.
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Now, I feel resentment towards an unjust system that continues to patrol communities of color.
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" He added that America had cast Soleimani as a "terrorist," which was "unjust and unfair.
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Anyway, when it comes to the death penalty—or the unjust conviction of the poor
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Now the Sacramento district attorney says it's unjust to charge these officers with Stephon's murder.
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" On Sunday afternoon, Uber sharpened its criticism of the ban, calling it "wrong and unjust.
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"I absolutely think this will deter people from appealing decisions, even if they are unjust."
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"The Whitney cannot right all the ills of an unjust world," Weinberg unnecessarily reminded us.
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Now having said that, it is clearly an imperfect, unfair, unjust, and racist capitalist economy.
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In a follow-up post, he said he would "defy and resist every unjust law".
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"What could look like unjust profiteering is in essence just a flat marketplace," Asaro explains.
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"It's a choice, to reflect the world as it is: brutal, unjust, and angry," they write.
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Jesse Ball's exhilarating "Silence Once Begun" revolves around murder, an unjust conviction and a journalist's obsession.
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The judge also allowed the plaintiff to proceed with an unjust enrichment claim against retailer Costco.
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"Using outdated laws to jail reporters covering (the) Rohingya crisis is grotesque and unjust," Verhofstadt tweeted.
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The effects of data practices without ethics can be manifold — unjust treatment, discrimination and unequal opportunities.
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State lawmakers who lobbied for the pardon had called those old laws unjust tools of oppression.
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To be sure, the unjust nature of the North Carolina law is self-evident to me.
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My organization has been tracking the roles of DAs in racially unjust sentencing across the country.
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If the system is completely closed, however, they might revolt against an unjust and unaccountable government.
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Rousseff, who was tortured during her country's military dictatorship, said the impeachment process was similarly unjust.
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And I wonder if he's going to be happy leaving his unjust imprisonment in this way.
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During my long recovery process, I met countless people who suffered from the same unjust fate.
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We can argue all day long whether this is unjust, but it won't change the reality.
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"It's an extreme case and a perfect example of an unjust system," Boyle told BuzzFeed News.
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Denver-based DaVita said late Wednesday it disagreed with the "unjust" verdict and plans to appeal.
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In this view, any limitation on an individual's right to carry guns, however small, is unjust.
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Unjust immigration policies are driving people away from the health care and services that they need.
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MEXICOS LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS EXISTING U.S. TARIFFS ON MEXICAN TOMATOES UNJUST, AND MOTIVATED BY DOMESTIC POLITICS
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And, between them, the candidates are championing tax policies that are reckless, unjust and ill-informed.
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It was meant to prevent "unnecessary and unjust harm" from high-frequency traders, the watchdog said.
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Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani described the executions as an "unjust aggression".
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Fans and public figures like Jay-Z have condemned the sentencing as unjust (so have we).
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Photo: DataSparQFacial recognition systems have, to date, proven to be biased, unjust, flawed, and deeply powerful.
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"There are people in this room who have experienced things that are incredibly unjust," Kalanick continues.
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A reanalysis of the unjust killing of another innocent black teenager by a non-black male?
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Even if civil asset forfeiture were so well-motivated, it would still be unnecessary and unjust.
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The policy created a nationwide uproar, with activists and lawmakers calling the practice cruel and unjust.
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In Harbin, a northeastern city, parents marched through the streets, calling the new admissions mandate unjust.
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On hearing Monday's verdict, Iqbal - flanked by counter-terrorism police - told reporters the ruling was "unjust".
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She is carrying forward with gusto the claim of President Obama that American society is unjust.
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But once on the cops' turf, and under threat of unjust charges, the twitching becomes uncontrollable.
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Our system is terribly flawed and terribly unjust — so very just actions often end in arrests.
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"It's an unjust idea about who needs a subsidy to go to college," Ms. McGuire said.
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The danger of unjust practices is magnified when courts hire private companies to collect court fines.
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I was too young, maybe, to realize that the contests, the paperwork, the compromises were unjust.
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The bold new opera chronicles a woman's attempt to rescue her husband from unjust political imprisonment.
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As usual, Trump spent a good chunk of his speech explaining how unjust his critics are.
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Collectively, the band's five members spent more than a century as unjust captives of the state.
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Without limits, Clausewitz argued, theory could be misused to justify and rationalize the unjust and irrational.
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The legislation will "completely end these unjust gag clauses once and for all," Mr. Trump said.
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Or is the government denying you your livelihood in service of upholding a manifestly unjust law?
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His language on the economy is often incendiary, referring to it as "unjust at its root".
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But a bipartisan effort is growing to end the fundamentally unjust practice of wealth-based suspensions.
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So, he's coming back thinking that being the god of war doesn't necessarily mean being unjust.
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It would be one thing if Congress had expressly required such an unjust and unfair result.
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The discretionary standard for evaluating immigrant intent is unjust and violates fundamental principles of human rights.
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"That defeat be visited on unbelievers and the unjust," Imam Doudi said in one of them.
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"We will not obey any unjust and unlawful demands, and are willing to pay the price."
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The Tuskegee study is far from the only unjust treatment of nonwhite groups in health care.
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There's a thrilling audacity to this drama, about the supreme dignity of revolt against unjust authority.
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Some bills were poorly conceived; some were cruel and unjust; some were sold on false pretenses.
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"The reversal of its sentencing position is not only unjust, it is unlawful," the filing reads.
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Is thinking about diversity in the context of white/black unjust if it leaves out Asians?
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For the very first time, I was standing up to the unjust actions of my government.
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Even religious bodies with traditional teachings about marriage and sexuality condemn unjust discrimination against LGBT citizens.
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" Lawrence Stroll feels the comments his son has been subjected to this season have been "unjust.
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In 2010, Congress passed legislation to address these racially unjust sentences, but that change wasn't retroactive.
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We also want to address the unjust suspensions and other concerns in this closed door meeting.
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Their goal is simple, they want to show the American people that borders themselves are fundamentally unjust.
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Chief Justice Medhat al-Mahmoud said that sweeping measure was unjust to voters who cast legitimate ballots.
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One can resent the game's vulnerability to interpretation, its frequently unjust outcomes, or one can embrace it.
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His powerhouse team of attorneys somehow worked with Acosta to craft an agreement that was staggeringly unjust.
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I know that you feel that that conviction was -- that you were railroaded, that it was unjust.
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As a stopgap, it takes some of the sting out of what is an essentially unjust situation.
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"I believe that forced arbitration is not only unjust, it is un-American," said Carlson, in May.
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Today we need your help supporting drivers who may be impacted by the President's unjust immigration ban.
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Supporters of these kinds of "identity politics" claim to be standing up for rights against unjust power.
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Its themes are unjust pain, resentment, self-pity, pride and a desperate desire to run the world.
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There was the unjust, then there was what my lawsuit is about, which would be the illegal.
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And statutes that are vague or unjust may go unchallenged because so few cases go to trial.
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Increasingly, younger Jews are distancing themselves from Israeli policies seen as unjust, unlawful, immoral or self-defeating.
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While love has been eliminated from the Only State as inherently discriminatory and unjust, sex has not.
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It is unjust and cruel, and as the court and now the Administrative Commission Hearing recognize, unlawful.
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I want to uplift the unnamed individuals who perished at the hands of a racially unjust system.
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Civility is not an end on its own if the practices and beliefs it upholds are unjust.
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As a great country, Russia respects the arms embargo until it indicates it is an unjust verdict.
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Politically Re-Active Two comedians explore the unjust, or absurd tenets of the U.S. political system. 228.
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"We hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment," State Department spokesman Heather Nauert said Tuesday.
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" Hekmati described the pressures of his more than four years as a prisoner as "inhumane and unjust.
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That's not the case anymore, thanks to the unjust, but slow death of the traditional headphone jack.
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There's been increased political awareness of the inequality of black life and outrage over unjust black death.
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While this would be unjust, tragic and — to use Obama's words — "cruel," it would not be unprecedented.
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We thought it was unjust for us to be free, enjoying life, while they were behind bars.
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But Apple is not confronting some form of unjust treatment: They were treated just like everyone else.
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Millions of Americans are rejecting these unjust realities across American health care and support Medicare for all.
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Iran will "proudly break the unjust sanctions," Rouhani said in public remarks during a cabinet meeting Monday.
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But over time, the system has devolved to the point where it tolerates, even encourages, unjust results.
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Nor is it unjust to pick on this indiscreet acquaintance, even if others are cheating this way.
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Arnold has now set out to reform what she has described as America's "unjust, inefficient" parole system.
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It was an age of assassinations, civil unrest and unjust wars, but also a time of progression.
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Charges in the St. Louis lawsuit include breach of contract, unjust enrichment, fraudulent misrepresentation and business interference.
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Russian and Chinese officials expressed concern that the resolution could lead to unjust intervention into Venezuela's affairs.
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One reason is an unjust school funding system that often directs the most resources to privileged students.
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It's about equality and having the option and freedom to speak about things they feel are unjust.
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One thing is clear: America's archaic, unjust, racist Electoral College belongs on the ash heap of history.
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The governors have publicly protested their states' goals, deeming them underwhelming at best and at worst unjust.
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Allocating resources on the basis of merit is arguably a better system, or at least, less unjust.
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Today we remember these people as heroes who didn't follow what we consider unjust policy and laws.
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Hiding or staying silent about our wealth and class empowers a deeply unjust and racist economic system.
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We saw that with the birth of hip-hop as a form resistance to an unjust government.
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While the intensity and focus of that spotlight may be unfair I believe it isn&apost unjust.
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I substituted the pain of my brother's unjust, unnecessary death with the chase of numbers and flesh.
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For David Bruck, Roof's case represented another chance to address the unjust imposition of the death penalty.
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"The American administration bears responsibility for all consequences following the implementation of this unjust decision," he said.
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As for what is wrong and unjust in the world, that won't be helped by punishing herself.
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The very fact that such fortunes exist while others struggle to get by strikes her as unjust.
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WM: But a sense of like what was unjust in terms of how black people were treated.
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"Various comments about Japan's justice system and this unjust departure are two different things," Mori told reporters.
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Ghosn left Japan "illegally by unjust methods," said Justice Minister Masako Mori, the country's top judicial official.
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However, our neighbors disregard some of these practices, lowering production costs and creating an unjust competitive advantage.
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Macron believes that inequality is unjust if created by circumstances, but acceptable if created by conscious choices.
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Officers and agents have been under fire for rape, beatings, and unjust killings of immigrants and citizens.
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When we have the education, we make better decisions, and we stop unjust laws from being passed.
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The firm said on Monday that the verdict, which follows a December trial behind closed doors, was unjust.
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Thrilled to see #JasonRezaian land safely in #Geneva tonight after 18 months of unjust imprisonment in #Iran. pic.twitter.
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And so, it is stark how unjust the sentence is, given especially that -- you know, nothing ever happened.
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Of course, in any unjust and oppressive system, a privileged few are going to have a great time.
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" Trump's then-secretary of state Rex Tillerson promised to "hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment.
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What is it about Starbucks that made this incident, as commonplace as it is unjust, such a flashpoint?
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"I don't understand why they have to be so unjust and separate kids from parents...they're just kids."
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Please help Uber to help drivers who may be affected by this wrong and unjust immigration ban. -Travis
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Do you really need a theory of justice to know that the boot on your neck is unjust?
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Mr. David will be filing an appeal to reverse what he believes was an unfair and unjust judgment.
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While Paige is reading Karl Marx, Oleg is realizing he lives in a profoundly unjust and unequal society.
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The American law enforcement community has historically demonstrated unjust scrutiny against African-American and Latino members of society.
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To understand the moral filter view, consider a society with a gravely unjust law — one permitting slavery, say.
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The unjust was when they raided our firm, they had not even bothered to check our trading records.
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Seven years later, many of the protesters remain in Moroccan custody, subjected to unjust military trials and torture.
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The latter is no longer a defendant because it had faced only the now-dismissed unjust enrichment claim.
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"His abrupt, unjust dismissal is hard to understand and impossible to support," Pelosi said in a statement Thursday.
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The family has lodged an appeal with the Tokyo High Court, their lawyer said, calling the ruling "unjust".
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Politicians and rights groups lined up to accuse the tech giants of complicity in an obviously unjust system.
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Now he's taking on a 22019 year incumbent who voted for an unjust war in Iraq and prisons.
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It cannot be good to live in a country that you believe to be intrinsically oppressive and unjust.
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An arbitrator later ruled that the firing was "unjust," and Smith was reinstated as a columnist, in 2010.
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In his view, the E.U. was unjust: he told me that Britain had been "held prisoner" by Brussels.
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The normalization of hate speech contributes to excusing the unjust killings of numerous unarmed black and brown people.
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Gallego explained the veterans' combat experience, combined with the limitations of permanent residence, can lead to unjust deportations.
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They note: Negative-emission technologies are not an insurance policy, but rather an unjust and high-stakes gamble.
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Targeting programs that benefit seniors to help pay for a tax cut for the wealthy is simply unjust.
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"Pastor Brunson's unjust detention and continued prosecution by Turkish officials is simply unacceptable," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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McKissock told Insider their experiences are part of a larger pattern of unjust business practices and unethical behavior.
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If the system were hugely unjust or corrupt, you might have reason to refuse to comply with it.
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However, the Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals ruled that the delay in prosecution was unjust to Jones.
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We are all proud that we had the courage to stand up against injustice and an unjust war.
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"We can't truly oppose an oppressive regime with an opposition that is unjust and oppresses women," she added.
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Mr. Golge, his lawyers and American officials have called the accusations against him baseless and his imprisonment unjust.
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Decades before the American Revolution, Blackbeard and his pirates revolted against unjust conditions imposed by shipowners and captains.
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My column this morning tells the story of the unjust imprisonment of a Mississippi man named Curtis Flowers.
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Economic historians long reckoned that enclosure, though unjust and brutal, spurred progress and laid the groundwork for industrialisation.
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It also had material costs, as he kept a lawyer on retainer to protect him from unjust retaliation.
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"May it please your honor, I shall never pay a dollar of your unjust penalty," Ms. Anthony replied.
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That has not pacified critics, who accuse the county of profiting from immigration policies they see as unjust.
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"The grace with which Mr. Coley has endured this lengthy and unjust incarceration is extraordinary," the governor wrote.
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He went on to condemn "the unjust conditions" the order had forced upon citizens of the seven nations.
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"I think it's unfair and it's unjust to his family, as they're trying to move on," James said.
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"We are thrilled to see this unjust conviction finally corrected," Georgia Innocence Project Executive Director Clare Gilbert said.
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It is inherently unjust to those who follow the law when others flagrantly break it and are rewarded.
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I'm so sorry to tell you what happened is unjust, not right, and everyone back there knows that.
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This takes many forms; a particularly painful one is his government's racist, unjust land use and housing policies.
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Perhaps they have not had to spend tens of thousands of dollars to defend themselves against unjust targeting.
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Bernie will protect tenants from unjust evictions and provide support to ensure we keep families in their homes.
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Unjust racial profiling and resulting racial disparities in the criminal justice system certainly don't depend on artificial intelligence.
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The plan is aimed at preventing unjust police killings of unarmed people, which disproportionately affects people of color.
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Following an appeal, the court ruled in Lee's favor, stating that his dismissal from the company was unjust.
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By sharing the profiles of the 'Istanbul 10' , you can continue to fight back against their unjust charges.
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It felt the law was unjust, which it might have been, but nevertheless they were all systems go.
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Egyptian court sentences Muslim Brotherhood leader to death 'Unjust,' 'politicized' sentences Al Jazeera issued a statement rejecting the verdict.
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" Takei, 81, went on to explain that remaining with his family is what got him through his "unjust imprisonment.
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This sentence is lengthy and unjust,and shows a capitulation by the judge against her oath to administer justice.
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It is unjust to allow states to gain a political advantage over other states by flouting federal immigration law.
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Seeing my father's situation, I felt what happened was obviously unjust in terms of the way they pursued him.
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The partnership has introduced us to some heartbreaking stories of people whose lives are ruined by these unjust laws.
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"I'm thrilled that 129 people no longer have to live under this completely unjust threat," Lagesse said on Wednesday.
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"And that's only one industry, many industries around the world do unjust to women in unequal pay," she continues.
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And sometimes, we do so through politics, through trying to change the unjust systems we are all born into.
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Though triple talaq is invoked in vanishingly few real-life cases, it is clear that the practice is unjust.
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"But first the U.S. should act by lifting all illegal, unjust and unfair sanctions imposed on Iran," he added.
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"This unjust verdict reaffirms that the Burmese government is complicit in the military's atrocities," he said in a statement.
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Rapper Meek Mill has recently received an outpouring of support for what many claim is an unjust prison sentence.
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Historically speaking, unlike his own administration, when Israel faces illegitimate and unjust pressure to conform it does not bend.
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"Beyond being unsound, policies that fail to provide individualized sentencing are also unjust and unfair in application," they wrote.
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"LGBT people realize that his silence means no protection from the government, and this is totally unjust," she said.
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"America should either lift the unjust oil sanctions or extend the waivers or suspend them," one senior official said.
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What am I willing to do, how much fear can I tolerate, in order to challenge this unjust law?
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Imposing any unjust sanctions on Russia that in turn serve to weaken Russia's economy is not in our interest.
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"I believe that forced arbitration is not only unjust, it is un-American," Carlson told local media in May.
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I in no way meant to draw an unjust conclusion My deepest condolences to his entire family and friends.
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Lying about who they are and why they walked more than a thousand miles north is odious and unjust.
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We understand the demands of realpolitik, but the exclusion of Rojava from the U.N. talks is shortsighted and unjust.
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It is fundamentally unjust to perpetuate an economy where climate change disproportionately hurts the marginalized and rewards the wealthy.
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By the same token, the Department of Defence cannot suddenly decide to pull out of wars it deems unjust.
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Getting into college unfairly through bribes and getting a job unfairly through grade inflation both are immoral and unjust.
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" He described its Friday decision as "unsupported, unjust and politically motivated" and said Valcke's evidence had been ignored. "Mr.
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Automatic voter registration might do the trick, as would reforms that lift unjust limitations to voting in minority communities.
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This is wrong, this is unjust and this happens to alot of women when there are NO cameras around.
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"Pastor Brunson's unjust detention and continued prosecution by Turkish officials is simply unacceptable," US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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"A just cause finds much support, an unjust one finds little," the commentary said, quoting the Chinese philosopher Mencius.
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It's a stereotype that is harmful and myopic, used to erase larger truths about systematic racism and unjust policies.
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So why do you hear so many more complaints about the supposedly unjust cost of the elite private colleges?
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Like him, many defendants claim they are innocent victims of an unjust system fraught with sectarianism, violence, and corruption.
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But at least she came prepared to have the time of her life, no matter the (ultimately unjust) outcome.
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According to Vietnamese tradition that is the day all lost souls, just and the unjust, are absolved of sin.
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Even Packer calls it an "unjust" agreement, and he can't quite exalt it, as much as he wants to.
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Still, the good-faith exception, which the Supreme Court last upheld in 2011, appears counterintuitive — if not wildly unjust.
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" Mr. Cohen then apologized to the public: "You deserve to know the truth and lying to you was unjust.
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I couldn't explain the details — my work, Israel's settlements and the occupation, its unjust laws that stifle civil society.
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"But first the U.S. should act by lifting all illegal, unjust and unfair sanctions imposed on Iran," he said.
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Unjust cultural values, not girls, are a burden, and paying lip service to gender equality, is not good enough.
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""Our prisons are full of people who received unjust sentences," he said, adding about Loughlin: "She is not alone.
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Either these deaths are justified, and therefore America is just, or these deaths are unjustified, and America is unjust.
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We have realized that our socially conservative attitudes were fundamentally unjust — for instance, to women and to L.G.B.T. people.
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Congress now has an opportunity to right this unbalanced and unjust patent litigation system by passing venue reform legislation.
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I am now forbidden from entering the city of my birth and face arrest for violating this unjust prohibition.
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But the unjust action at the Security Council and at the State Department only pushes those prospects further out.
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"As a victim of sex trafficking and assault, this is an unjust sentence in the first place," Laing said.
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We asked readers to share stories — often, painful ones — of times that they have made unjust assumptions about others.
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"Against the harsh interrogative light of an unjust political reality, Mofokeng offers seriti: knowledge of a more secret sort."
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" Such a deal would likely anger Trump's base, which believes that a pathway to citizenship amounts to unjust "amnesty.
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To those born with the privilege of a world built for their success and protection, justice can feel unjust.
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No matter how well-intentioned, these policies can and have produced unjust results, especially for black women and girls.
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How can a law-abiding citizen respect all of the laws when some are so obviously useless and unjust?
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Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy (NLD), boycotts the poll, saying the laws governing it are "unjust".
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"The torture and unjust imprisonment for long periods without clear charges or trial dates created human bombs," he said.
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Anyone who indulges unjust thoughts in Um-Helat, this society of happy equality and easy-access tamarind, is eliminated.
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"We hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told a news briefing.
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"Today, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that my slander conviction was unjust," Ms. Knox wrote on Thursday.
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In a recent Times Op-Ed, the writer and legal advocate Lara Bazelon criticized Harris for supporting unjust imprisonment.
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"Departure in an unjust way without proper procedure is tantamount to smuggling, an illegal departure amounting to a crime."
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But the worst time was at the Glastonbury music festival this year, mainly because it felt so fucking unjust.
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But in reality, the result is obviously unjust — it is simply much easier for wealthy people to afford bail.
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The global progress, unfortunately is being threatened by executive orders of Donald Trump in an unjust entry ban on refugees.
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Donald Trump pledged to "make America great again" for some by making it far more awful and unjust for others.
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Mark-Viverito said L��pez Rivera's imprisonment for an "unjust number of years" was based solely on his political beliefs.
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"I think I would speak up on anything that feels unjust," Saldana, 38, tells PEOPLE while promoting Star Trek Beyond.
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The world Iron Man operates within is an unjust one, but there's no indication he even realizes that's the case.
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The Canadian embassy in Jakarta called the Supreme Court's decision "unjust" and said the case had not been handled transparently.
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But law professors, conservatives, attorneys, and families of accused students argued that it resulted in unjust findings without due process.
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But action is an important agent of change for those who feel empowered to challenge an unjust system and society.
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Principled critics argue that any society where socioeconomic reward is based on the principle of "merit" itself is inherently unjust.
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Stanford's Rob Reich has argued that we're too eager to applaud the ultra-wealthy for donations that are often unjust.
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Before the explosion, each delivers a vividly individualized monologue that makes the scalding end as inevitable as it is unjust.
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"The French government should drop once and for all this unfair and unjust tax campaign against palm oil," it said.
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Researchers have said this service struggles to identify the gender of individuals with darker skin, prompting fears of unjust arrests.
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Meek has become a representative victim of an unjust parole system that often traps convicted individuals into perpetually serving time.
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If wherever we work, we just tell each other how much we get paid, we can find out what's unjust.
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"(We) will make the necessary efforts before FIFA for the sanction to be ... reduced because it is unjust," Tapia said.
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At Tuesday's protest, lawyers chanted: "We reject this unjust law" with some demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Youssef Chahed.
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The lawyer hopes his client's release will bring more watchful eyes to what he sees as an unjust, inefficient system.
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The committee also plans to press claims against Oaktree, including for unjust enrichment, at a confirmation trial beginning March 28.
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Social progress occurs because large swaths of people are willing to speak truth to power and resist power's unjust application.
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We believe that it is possible to support alliances and collaboration while pushing allies to correct unjust practices or policies.
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The impasse that made Mr. Obama's program necessary — the absolute refusal by congressional Republicans to reform an unjust system — persists.
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"This is an unjust, punitive ruling," Freeland told reporters before the dinner, reiterating comments by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Federal Judge Michael Robert Hogan originally gave the Hammonds reduced sentences in 2012, arguing that the mandatory minimums were unjust.
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Madison and Bucklew's cases will reveal how much mercy the justices will show to those facing unjust executions until then.
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" Harris believes the move to decriminalize marijuana will prevent the Justice Department from enforcing laws that are "unjust and unfair.
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"However, many distressing questions must still be answered about the motivations behind Father Conroy's unwarranted and unjust dismissal," she added.
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It stars Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, a lonely-turned-nihilistic outcast who sees the world as cruel and unjust.
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Last week, Myanmar's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, resolutely ignored the facts and vigorously defended the unjust convictions.
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Recent "unbridled remarks" from Washington prior to the June 12 meeting constituted signs of "unjust" behavior, Kim Kye Gwan stated.
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It is all the more unjust to interfere in the personal decisions of a woman just because she is poor.
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Despite this unjust and deplorable situation, most of the 7 billion people on the planet are complacent about nuclear weapons.
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The democratic socialist called it "unjust" for members of Congress to be paid well while also relying on underpaid workers.
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Wednesday's oral arguments saw broad, forceful agreement across ideological lines that the Constitution protects Americans from unjust fees and forfeitures.
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He quoted Martin Luther King Jr. on the danger of silence in the face of what one knows is unjust.
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The irony is that without affordable care, many patients will ultimately receive their own death penalty via unjust insurance denials.
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But in the reality that Morrissey inhabits, one in which Harvey did in fact receive a nomination, it was unjust.
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"There have been no shifts in unjust laws in the history of our country without the rising of the people."
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Various ESPN employees opined as to how the deals were not just surprising but somewhere between inexplicable and actually unjust.
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Jackson was singing about an America in which people of colour could be tried and found guilty for unjust reasons.
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The lawsuit accused the board of corporate waste and Musk, the company's chief executive officer and chairman, of unjust enrichment.
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Their struggle, like the one that raised the national alarm about unjust policing, deserves to be heard and truthfully confronted.
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"Way too harsh and unjust sentencing," Nathan Law, a local politician with the Demosisto party, said in a Twitter post.
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Last week, Myanmar's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, resolutely ignored the facts and vigorously defended the unjust convictions.
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The journalists were sentenced on Monday to seven years in prison in what was widely seen as an unjust case.
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A minimum wage would reduce these abusive instances by gradually eliminating the unjust two-tier wage system for tipped workers.
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That feeling of anger when we encounter the unjust on social media—what if we could channel it into power?
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The manuscript is a diatribe against rebels, arguing that all rebellions against a monarch are unjust and doomed to fail.
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Cutting funding to these critical programs — that turn tax consumers into taxpayers — is not only unjust but also fiscally foolish.
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"It would be unjust to hold others accountable but ignore my own responsibility as President of the party," he added.
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With over 220 works, this exhibition examines the unjust social conditions facing black Americans from the 1960s to the '80s.
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" Huawei called the addition of new subsidiaries "politically motivated" and "unjust treatment" that had "nothing to do with national security.
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The religious conservatives have morally failed because they ended up doing everything that they once condemned as unjust and cruel.
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"Father Conroy's firing was unjust, apparently motivated by no little anti-Catholicism, as his new letter indicates," Father Martin said.
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I told her that death is a normal part of life and her request of me was unjust and selfish.
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I gave everything to lift my country to the tournament, and now I can't play because of something so unjust.
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By doing so, United's board would correct its breach of fiduciary duty and prevent "the unjust enrichment" of company executives.
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He wants a grim do-over of the failed, costly and unjust lock-'em-up days of the drug war.
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Indonesia Corruption Watch, a non-governmental organisation, called the programme unjust to taxpayers who paid their dues correctly and honestly.
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Wage/Hour Issues: Reforming and rationalizing unjust state wage and hour laws and seeking reform on certain judicial decisions. 4.
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His point — and Ms. Warren's — wasn't that they didn't know the rules, but that the rules were unjust and antidemocratic.
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The death penalty as we know it represents an unfair, unjust and unequal system that does not make us safer.
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The electric car company was sued by a shareholder in June 2018 over allegations of corporate waste and unjust enrichment.
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A three-disk set on the New World label, "Unjust Malaise" (Borden's anagram of Eastman's name), gives a superb overview.
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The world is still plunged in injustice, and will continue to be unjust if we do not embrace radical change.
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This does not mean that, as Mr. Spicer suggests, we should see the president as the victim of unjust insinuations.
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The food system is unjust and it wasn't something I'd thought about until my friend opened my eyes to it.
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"They have a sense that some environmentally oriented taxation is unjust because it hurts the poor people most," said Wilde.
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"Let me be clear: It is long overdue for Congress to address the unjust criminalization of marijuana use," said Rep.
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Proportionality, discretion, the idea that some convictions are unjust, the principles behind criminal-justice reform — these concepts do not apply.
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Litigation may be the most effective means to strike down this unjust law, but definitive rulings may take several months.
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We are also aware that judging and treating people based on such stereotypes is an incredibly problematic and unjust practice.
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New prosecutors have the power to stop coloring within the lines of our unjust, unfair and unrealistic systems of justice.
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And this is part of his broader message across the board, which is that democracy itself is flawed, broken, unjust.
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During this period, he produced a visionary body of drawings, signs of resistance against an unsympathetic and unjust correctional system.
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But India's gay, lesbian and transgender citizens should not have to wait for lawmakers to repeal this antiquated and unjust law.
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No matter how many seasons they were given, certain characters would always have to face their lifelong sentences and unjust convictions.
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We are referring to all of the Black and brown families that have been separated by our unjust criminal justice system.
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The more secretive or unjust an organization is, the more leaks induce fear and paranoia in its leadership and planning coterie.
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The painful incidents we've witnessed him endure over the past 7 weeks have been heartbreaking and unjust to say the least.
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So, my background [emphasizes, for me] how unjust our emissions are in causing all these problems for people in other countries.
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Calling the sanctions "unilateral and unjust", Hamdan said they penalized the Syrian people just as much as its government and army.
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To be in his own nation's capital, confronted with the contempt and hatred that had arguably birthed Trump, felt inescapably unjust.
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"We have always been on the side of the great Cuban people in view of atrocities and unjust sanctions," Zarif said.
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"What happened reflects the anger against the occupation's crimes in Jerusalem and against the continued unjust blockade of Gaza," Barhoum said.
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If the process by which Kavanaugh is elevated is also seen as unjust and illegitimate, there may be no turning back.
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McQuarrie never bothers to argue that anything Ethan Hunt accomplishes will change the underlying structure that John Lark proclaims so unjust.
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But his statements, even as they are geared at inciting outrage, often have several effects that are fundamentally unjust and dangerous.
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But the directive increasingly became controversial as defenders of accused students argued that it resulted in unjust findings without due process.
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She believes that the huge gap between the working poor and the people they work for is unjust in the extreme.
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Critics said it was unjust to hold schools educating students from vastly different social and economic circumstances to the same standards.
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Of all the surprises out of today's Oscar nominations, this is arguably the most shocking — because it's arguably the most unjust!
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RGL is alleging a string of offences against the banks, including deceit, misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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She understands that people are calling for changes in an unjust criminal justice system that targets people because they are black.
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So to some readers, the persistent association of his work with Gamergate seems to be both a stretch and fundamentally unjust.
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It paints a picture of a President determined to put an end to an investigation that he considered to be unjust.
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Countless podcasts and docs like to claim it's because we are a people seeking justice in an unjust and corrupt system.
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"Racism and unjust phobic fear of black males and disregard of black females is very real," Lynx player Rebekkah Brunson said.
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"Pastor Brunson's unjust detention and continued prosecution by Turkish officials is simply unacceptable," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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It's also why he posthumously pardoned Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight boxing champion, whose unjust conviction was motivated by racism.
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The bill, titled The Special Counsel Independence Integrity Act, would immediately fight an unjust firing of the special counsel in court.
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"If the [anti-drug] policy is immoral, unjust, and unfairly targeting, then the problem is the policy, not you," she said.
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Their grievances may be inaccurate and/or unjust, but to fight it, we need to understand this revolt of the dispossessed.
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He may not survive long enough to see a higher federal court repudiate his unjust prosecution under an unconstitutional regulatory edict.
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While the government said a sentence in that range "would not be unreasonable or unjust," it did not specifically request one.
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We call on the US government to put an end to this unjust treatment and remove Huawei from the Entity List.
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"In my view, a rigorous analysis of unjust enrichment alone ... would likely yield a figure well above $5 billion," Chopra said.
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But he is now leading a growing campaign against the deal, saying it amounts to an unjust amnesty for the rebels.
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A right to liberty before trial is critical, if not fundamental, and denying this right based on questionable allegations is unjust.
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Thein Than Oo, a lawyer and former political prisoner, said he had been imprisoned twice under the "harsh and unjust" law.
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Simply put, counter-institutions try to help realize a just world, while counter-power aims to fight against an unjust one.
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But in recent weeks Papadopoulos has attacked the Mueller probe on Twitter and in media appearances as unjust and politically charged.
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Basically, there's different [ideas] about how to implement a law—that in itself is virtually guaranteed to lead to unjust outcomes.
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There are stories about star-crossed lovers, sensationalistic journalism, and finding the small pleasures of life even in an unjust society.
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"It seemed unjust that they just call you and they fire you when they knew we were good workers," he said.
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I think people can conceptualize why maybe it is abstractly unjust, but what role does it have in your daily life?
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" But the Whitney, he added, is "first and foremost a museum" that "cannot right all the ills of an unjust world.
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To focus exclusively on the morality of only one person, or only one group, is what the Catechism calls 'unjust discrimination.
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Its members, from Britain, the United States, Canada, Israel and other countries, say this is unjust and have challenged the decisions.
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On the ballot in Los Angeles County is the trajectory of a national movement to reshape an unjust criminal justice system.
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Only an unjust pairing against Kentucky in the round of 16.43 prevented the Bruins from going further in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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"Outside the context of the mediation, any amount under what Ailes and O'Reilly got in total would be unjust," he said.
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Minority rule is subverting democracy and the rule of law and undermining the popular will, resulting in unjust policies and decisions.
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Although it has an official sounding title, the World Trade Organization is a rigged, unfair, and unjust organization favoring small nations.
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"The CFPB's proposal to ban this unjust and unfair practice is a major victory for consumers," he said in a statement.
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They also accuse the companies of violating state minimum wage laws, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act and laws prohibiting unjust enrichment.
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Mr. Sessions' eager participation in an unjust Alabama capital system makes him a frightening prospective civil rights enforcer for the nation.
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It is unjust to the many of families that he continues to help because his heart will never stop loving people.
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It is assumed to be unjust that so few (or so many) Indian Americans are found in Silicon Valley, for instance.
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In a democratic system, the proper way to signal displeasure with supposedly unjust laws is to work to have them changed.
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Ensuring that these systems are not introducing unjust bias means frequently checking that new hires don't disproportionately represent one demographic group.
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In 2017 "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" seems to ask whether justice, and even God, is possible in an unjust society.
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The government also introduced legislation to expunge "unjust convictions" from the judicial records of people charged under laws that criminalized homosexuality.
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This bill can change, in a nutshell, 118 years of unjust rule by Washington, D.C. over the territory of Puerto Rico.
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Members of the team seemed to believe that because the accused players weren't facing criminal consequences, the university suspensions were unjust.
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The witches become all-powerful sorceresses, and the Wizard becomes a symbol of the rule of unjust men, and on and on.
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That moral insight is relevant to the discussion of the "untenable financial burdens" created by years of unjust and corrupt sovereign borrowing.
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Uber pledged its support to drivers affected by what it called Trump's "unjust" ban, even promising to compensate them for lost wages.
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"The government of Canada exercised its authority in a cruel and unjust manner," Trudeau said, to a standing ovation from all parties.
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Dred Scott is a popular comparison among anti-abortion advocates; they say that it's just as unjust a ruling as Roe v.
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The current regulation "allows remote sellers to escape an obligation to remit a lawful state tax is unfair and unjust," added Kennedy.
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Our sympathies are hooked by our own understanding of how painful it is to recognize and fight back against an unjust world.
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S leadership has become an enemy of our people and of our nation and we will not surrender before such unjust decisions.
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The RGL claim alleges a string of offences against the banks, including deceit, misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
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Like many others, Uber strongly opposes the President's unjust immigration ban which is harming many innocent people, many of whom are drivers.
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"In any place he rules — Bahrain, here, in Yemen, in Egypt or in any place — the unjust ruler is hated," he said.
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Feudal times have passed, but the monarchy still reaps the rewards of the deeply unjust and discriminatory system it was built on.
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Furthermore, they emphasized that they do what they do to defend unjust treatment of others, which is exactly what Kaepernick is protesting.
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"In their eyes, the media is always unjust with them: They always portray these crazy people who go around shooting," Hahn said.
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Any version of feminism that can so easily decry their own circumstances while normalizing the unjust maltreatment of another group is trash.
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All revising of unjust systems, such as the American legal code, and all purposeful redirects of sinking ships, such as the Earth.
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The Trump administration insists there is no evidence against Brunson and says he is being treated in an "unfair and unjust" manner.
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Bahceli said the remarks were "unfair and unjust", given that his party had chosen not to stand in Turkey's three largest cities.
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The case has come to exemplify for many of us in the Bay Area just how unjust the justice system can be.
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The Act's signature provisions prohibit the use of state and local law enforcement and other resources to support unjust federal immigration enforcement.
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Parliamentary governments can also be extremely autocratic and unjust to those who may disagree with the policies of the party in power.
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In December, a judge sent Flores to trial on charges of embezzlement, money laundering, disobedience to individuals and illicit or unjust enrichment.
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Monk is seeking compensatory and punitive damages for North Coast's alleged trademark infringement, unjust enrichment, and violation of California's right of publicity.
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His deregulation policies, she said, would lead to unjust international competition against France's business interests, mass immigration and free movement of terrorists.
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And my authenticity is my ability to see that which is unjust in the world, that which is not right or true.
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In July, we introduced the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act, a bill that would help address the unjust conditions incarcerated women face.
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Since the dawn of the reproductive rights movement, advocates have argued that forcing unwilling women into motherhood is dehumanizing, unconscionable, and unjust.
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They do argue to having a universally recognized clarity about what man is, what is just and unjust in dealing with him.
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According to Coletta, the impetus was the unjust portrayal of the product as a predictive and dangerous test with ties to Uganda.
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The two Mexican women in Tatiana Huezo's "Tempestad" tell personal horror stories of unjust incarceration, corruption and unaccountability of those in power.
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That promise has already been shredded, and to take even more from us now would be unjust and, even more so, unwise.
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However, last week the House Education & Labor Committee approved the Financial Aid Fairness for Students Act, which would end this unjust policy.
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Reagan certified classes of consumers for claims of fraudulent concealment, unjust enrichment and violation of various state and federal consumer protection laws.
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To add insult to injury, they'll be slapped with ObamaCare's federally mandated penalty for being uninsured, creating an unprecedented and unjust predicament.
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But it feels unjust to our real mother, who raised us alone after our father abandoned us in our harrowing teen years.
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"The rise in Europe of parties that are critical towards the EU and immigration is due to bad, unjust politics," she said.
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"This is wrong, this is unjust and this happens to a lot of women when there are NO cameras around," he wrote.
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Phillips noted that Graves released a statement on Monday decrying the "unjust acts" of separating children from their parents at the border.
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"We believe the (Greek) verdict is unjust and violates the basics of the international law," the Russian ministry said in a statement.
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My romantic hope was that I'd help develop future officers imbued with critical thinking and with the integrity to oppose unjust wars.
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The numbers are hard to argue with: "Stand your ground" is a racially unjust law that leads to an increase in bloodshed.
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But he also called Washington's embargo "unjust and ethically unacceptable," allowing Mr. Castro to claim a political if not a moral victory.
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"We are not going to use our resources to enforce what we believe are unjust immigration laws," the mayor of Oakland, Calif.
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" He called Israel's military courts in the West Bank an "accomplice in the occupation's crimes through detentions, unjust court sentences, and torture.
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While the company is valued at nearly $84 billion, that's still an insanely steep price to pay for an unjust labor practice.
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Creative non-violence, including boycotts, sit-ins and other measures worked precisely because they incited state actors to enforce unjust laws unjustly.
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Hall, Ball and Jennings served their country and showed patriotism despite the unjust cultural cancer of slavery infecting America at that time.
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"I reject such measures, which are unjust, as I haven't been involved in any type of corruption," he told Reuters by phone.
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It underscores a core message of Tacoma, that bonds between workers can become a force to break the chains of unjust labor.
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If left unchecked, these policies instead will force the summary and unjust deportation of countless children to grave danger, perhaps even death.
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What's more, Farhadi continued, the executive order contains such "unjust conditions" that he wouldn't go to the Oscars even if he could.
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They face the threat of being considered terrorists if they assertively oppose unjust laws, so it is often easier to remain silent.
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If you really believe Trump will build a worse, more unjust United States, then you're obligated to push back in some way.
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But he soon started attacking the Mueller probe on Twitter and in media appearances, describing the investigation as unjust and politically charged.
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The complaint, filed in Superior Court in Bergen County, New Jersey, asserts claims for malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty and unjust enrichment.
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"We must ensure these tools do not have any implicit biases that lead to unjust or excessive sentences," the Sanders proposal outlines.
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It is an animating belief that our political and economic system is unjust, and its successes do not remotely blunt its failures.
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For immigrants languishing behind bars, a hunger strike is often the sole remaining means of protest against a dehumanizing and unjust system.
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Despite the urgent and dramatic moral claims of both of their candidacies — Mr. Kerry's call to end an unjust war and Mrs.
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Voters on the left, on the other hand, said upending unjust systems was more important than picking someone from their own community.
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Most Europeans would find that attitude unjust, as would followers of John Rawls, the distinguished American political philosopher who died in 2002.
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Cities and states should be able to protect law-abiding immigrants living in their communities from unjust and harmful federal immigration policies.
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Despite the complexities of the incident and the trial, we believe that Stubblefield herself is a victim of grievous and unjust harms.
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The bauble that Maz forks over to Chewie is somehow meant to make up for more than 40 years of unjust treatment.
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They seek solace from their pain; pray for safety in a harsh, unjust world; beg for an answer to a forgotten prayer.
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LAS VEGAS — Nearly a half-century ago, Craig W. Anderson took a highly visible stand against what he considered an unjust war.
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Still, he seems at peace somehow—as if he knows that his impending sentence, unjust as it may seem, isn't the end.
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And it understands how pop culture is used to prop up all aspects of the social order, even the horrible, unjust ones.
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Meek Mill, a rapper, has become emblematic of an unjust parole system that too easily drags previously convicted criminals back into prisons.
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The White House aide should educate the public on why she thinks a law prohibiting partisan activities by federal employees is unjust.
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Instead, we use the word "survivor" because it honors that a person is in the process of transcending something painful or unjust.
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And when Sanders and his supporters splutter that it's inaccurate and unjust and outrageous, the right will not give a single fuck.
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Burden is on FERC to show current market rules are unjust and unreasonable and that the proposed rules are just and reasonable.
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The charges against the board include breaching fiduciary duty, wasting corporate assets, unjust enrichment, and concealing adverse information concerning the company's operations.
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We will not apologize for American values, for calling attention to human rights abuses, or for mourning a young American's unjust death.
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There are indications the scrapping of the election results, which many voters say was unjust, has actually served to bolster his popular support.
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If #Juncker did not get hard agreement from #Trump on removing the unjust steel & aluminum #tariffs then he did not achieve his goal.
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The meat processing firm, West Liberty Foods, is suing Blue Apron for breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and unjust enrichment.
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To him the war was unjust, diverting vast sums away from programs to alleviate the condition of the Negro poor in this country.
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It transposed the bewildering world of current events onto simple storylines: us versus them, regular folks versus elites, the righteous versus the unjust.
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First, many government decisions contain an important normative element; leaving these up to algorithms only obscures that fact, often with deeply unjust ramifications.
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"The responsibility of prosecutors is to seek justice over convictions and to ensure we are righting the wrong of unjust convictions," she said.
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The belief among Trump supporters that he deserves to be in the White House and a Democrat win would be unjust is extreme.
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These people aren&apost able to speak anymore because of unjust actions by those who are supposed to "serve and protect" the people.
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When you get a person that does some unjust things or killing an innocent person, killing fathers, killing people who have actual families.
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That person needs to be removed from the ranks of the police force once his unjust abuse of authority is brought to light.
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It is unjust for a province to give itself the right of self-determination thereby foregoing the rights given to all Spanish citizens.
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And it's still the case today, as activists work tirelessly to overturn unjust restrictions on abortion and contraception access that endanger women's health.
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It would feel unjust if Muhammad received a lesser punishment for a victim who died in exactly the same way as the others.
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There are things we like about it, but there will be a thousand things one finds irritating or irksome or unjust about it.
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But that message is now being twisted and perverted by police unions with an interest in preserving the unjust, anti-black status quo.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who helped push for Warmbier's release, said the United States holds North Korea "accountable" for an unjust imprisonment.
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"It would be utterly unjust to compel Lima-Marin, at this juncture, to serve the rest of his extremely long sentence," he wrote.
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It is absolutely true that most left activists are fundamentally motivated by what they see as wrong and unjust in contemporary social arrangements.
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We feel the agony of an unjust justice system — it is our friends and brothers and sisters lying and marching in the streets.
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Wakanda's leaders assumed that an unjust world system would be stable — or, at least, stable enough that it wouldn't end up troubling them.
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This came after the WTO ruled that the European Commission's decision to set initial rates of 22-25.7 percent in 2013 was unjust.
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Comparisons to Margaret Atwood and Karen Russell would not be unjust, nor would they be helpful; Phillips is carving her own, messier territory.
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We wanted to protect our homes, we wanted to protect ourselves from the Klan, we wanted to protect ourselves from an unjust government.
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The detainees' harrowing stories have left an indelible mark on me, both the journeys to Libya and the endless misery of unjust detention.
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It seems particularly unjust to withhold the privileges of adulthood from this group while also assigning them the most fearsome liability of adulthood.
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"It's like, the most unjust, unbelievable system," she said, adding that the "blessing" in it was she had time to heal and write.
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New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft just unloaded on the NFL -- claiming its treatment of Tom Brady has been horrible, unjust and unfair.
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"This is a very unjust decision," said Gideon Taylor, chairman of operations at the World Jewish Restitution Organization, which is based in Jerusalem.
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"Our sentiment has not changed: President Trump's immigration ban is unjust and wrong," added an Uber spokesperson in a statement to The Hill.
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"It was better before we attained democracy, because we knew the enemy — that the enemy was the regime, the unjust regime," he said.
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Instead, Stoics believed that everything in the universe is already perfect and that things that seem bad or unjust are secretly good underneath.
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Wives who view their household responsibilities "as unjust are more likely to suffer from depression than those who do not," one study says.
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Opponents of the background check legislation, including the National Rifle Association, claim that it would put an unjust burden on lawful gun owners.
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The district attorneys' actions continue this process, although with many warrants still pending, many of them clearly unjust, more needs to be done.
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Although they seem completely irrational, the anger that he performs is always directed at people or things that he finds unreasonable and unjust.
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Mr. Nada, the head of Nissan's legal department and security office, had in 2017 received about $280,93 in "unjust enrichment," the firm found.
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In 1998, President Bill Clinton awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom for the brave stand he took against an unjust government action.
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Yes, you could afford to live here, but that was because the city was broke, and dangerous, and crime-ridden, and profoundly unjust.
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"We knew that standing up strong and breaking unjust laws would get some attention, but we didn't know how much," Mr. McFadden said.
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Rather, it shows Wells Fargo's willingness to hide behind an unjust arbitration system even as it professes to take responsibility for its actions.
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Both the lead government prosecutor and the trial judge who presided over the case have since said that Lee's death penalty is unjust.
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"Today's Supreme Court action shows that rescinding DACA was not only legally questionable, but also unjust and cruel," Pelosi said in a statement.
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"If racial preference is unjust, then it doesn't magically become just because people notice some other injustice that has different beneficiaries," Olson says.
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But Hallam argues the idea of social movements taking down unjust systems during times of crisis is one of the drivers of history.
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In that same democratic process, the voters on the Island favored statehood as the way to end this unjust and immoral colonial status.
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"To continue to risk his future in an unjust system that doesn't allow him to be compensated just doesn't make sense," Huma said.
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In 2003, she watched in disbelief as the nation was blindly led by an idiot king into a heedless, unjust, and endless war.
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At the same time, as I became more publicly exposed, from time to time I had to endure random insults or unjust accusations.
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Their lawsuits alleged discriminatory actions including assignments, discipline, terminations, and promotions — ordinary business practices the workers said were warped to produce unjust results.
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Marx said we have this perverse and unjust system, which is propped up by perverse and unjust values, but the system persists because the people suffering the most are mad at the wrong people, and if only we could get rid of all this and liberate people, they could spend their days fishing or creating art or whatever and we'd all be happier.
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It's hard to separate his insulted reaction from his belief that the US is an unjust country and a malign influence on the world.
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But in the re-run campaign he has also targeted what he has called "the unjust and lawless" decision to annul the March vote.
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If she thinks there's an unjust war that will harm people she cares about it, she'll throw her body into it to stop it.
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Each year, politicians and civic leaders seize upon this day to emphasize just how unjust that is and preach the importance of gender parity.
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The current regulation "allows remote sellers to escape an obligation to remit a lawful state tax is unfair and unjust," Justice Anthony Kennedy said.
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Stipulating that the system which determines who gets a postsecondary education is unfair and unjust, the question is: how valuable is that received education?
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Through its performative nature, the work reveals the grotesque side of consumption, making passersby and diners accomplices of an oppressive and unjust capitalist economy.
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For the many victims whose records are missing, the chance of having an unjust discharge fixed or even properly reviewed, is next to nothing.
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We've listened as former inmates shared their stories, cracking open their pain and revealing the scars an unjust justice system had inflicted upon them.
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" Two former employees at Reuters told BuzzFeed News Candappa's hiring and the lack of communication from management was "sickening" and an "incredibly unjust situation.
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There is an unjust imbalance of power where the lives of police who commit wrongdoing are valued over the lives of the everyday citizen.
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"The problem arises with the next question: What do you do with slavery, given that it's unjust?" historian and author Eric Foner told NPR.
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Usually when I am being dehumanized, I ask myself: Am I doing something unjust that is causing this person to treat me this way?
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"It is grossly unjust to do what they have done, killing people, mass murder, that&aposs not the way civilized nations behave," he said.
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But it perpetuates an unjust system, encourages the further erosion of civil rights, and basically legitimizes the Republican anything-goes approach to fighting terrorism.
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The world is an unjust place that viciously punishes any sort of difference, and Meg feels its unjustness with the full force of adolescence.
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And somehow, Bill Clinton needs to try to square himself with Monica Lewinsky by formally acknowledging that the attacks on her reputation were unjust.
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A Cambodian Defense Ministry statement issued Wednesday regretted and condemned the U.S. action, which it described as unjust and not backed by any evidence.
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Instead, Obama has relied on his 2014 clemency initiative to advance his goal of shortening sentences for non-violent offenders he views as unjust.
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It is a sentence he deems unjust, too much for a low-level addict, just for being caught with a certain weight of drugs.
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He also feels that he's standing on the right side of history after fighting in Iraq, which he says he considers an unjust war.
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Despite making strides with her own business, she said people of color are still underrepresented in the industry due to unjust laws and punishment.
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Saeb Erekat, a senior official in the Palestine Liberation Organisation, issued a scathing statement about the "unjust and disgraceful" treatment of the Arab passengers.
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With the move, Golge's unjust treatment due to the long time he spent in jail has ended, said Ali Bilgin, one of his lawyers.
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In the course of the ad, Erica Garner talked about her father's death as unjust and its effect on her and her young daughter.
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How can a country that vilifies unjust discrimination at the lunch counter simultaneously celebrate it as the basis to deny the gift of life?
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This is a moment for you to reevaluate your intimate relationships—Libra is the sign of the scales, determining what's fair and what's unjust.
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Our laws made private and consensual sex between same-sex partners a criminal offence, leading to the unjust arrest, conviction, and imprisonment of Canadians.
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According to the docs, Gooding calls it "grossly inappropriate and unjust" that the District Attorney didn't show the videos during the grand jury proceedings.
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Thank you JCH Bensonhurst for the warm welcome for our Town Hall on a difficult topic: the barriers facing immigrants & our our unjust laws.
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There is not a single reference to it in the political philosopher Michael Walzer's " Just and Unjust Wars ," a classic work published in 21967.
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"There's a chance that this could be one of the single most unfair, unjust things to happen to a candidate for anything," Trump said.
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The Wall Street frenzies and socially unjust policies of the 21625s were followed by the progressive renaissance of Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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Malik is pursuing his own arbitration claim against the firm, alleging defamation, breach of contract and unjust enrichment over the cancellation of his bonus.
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How unjust that this Afghan family, who helped our military, is in same airport as counsel—& yet have been walled off from one another.
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"It is civil disobedience against the unjust pot prohibition laws that has gotten us to the verge of legalization," Larsen wrote in an announcement.
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Andrew Frisch, his lawyer, said he would move to dismiss the charges against Sanders, saying it was unjust for him to face trial twice.
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The songs were written and recorded when Prince was an independent artist, protesting what he saw as an unjust music industry, the statement said.
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Most people who study war would consider a preventive war to be an unjust war — it would rip the ethical fabric of our nation.
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Kushner called the prosecution of his father "obviously unjust," in a 2014 interview with The Real Deal, a New York real estate news publication.
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"Communities are still sentenced under these unjust policies, still paying a price for behavior that is already legal for millions of Americans," Mosby said.
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Ask those separated from their families at the border, or those separated from their loved ones by an unjust, racist, for-profit prison system.
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In The Underland Chronicles, I'd examined the idea of an unjust war developing into a just war because of greed, xenophobia and longstanding hatreds.
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We feel rage when injustice pricks our conscience, when we feel that circumstances are unjust and that the ability to correct that injustice exists.
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"Pastor Brunson's unjust detention and continued prosecution by Turkish officials is simply unacceptable," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement announcing the sanctions.
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It is unjust to charge more for staples like food so that discretionary plastic items can be offered free, especially when there are alternatives.
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In the heat of the moment, though, have we constructed the ethical apparatus to stand against an unjust action happening right before our eyes?
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Again and again in Season 4 we were reminded that in such a fundamentally unjust world, the people need a new kind of champion.
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Trump looked at America and correctly saw an anxious, uncertain populace that was ripe for facile answers, scapegoats and a narrative of unjust victimization.
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There he sits — a reminder of how unjust our justice system has become, and how urgent it is to correct America's greatest modern mistake.
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WHAT WAS SAID THE FACTS President Trump's complaints of unjust persecution are a matter of opinion — or, at the very least, a premature conclusion.
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Because of the growing consciousness about the unjust handling of sexual-assault cases, some states are now addressing the complexity of statutes of limitations.
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From sidewalk sexual harassment to the obstruction of justice, all abuses of power involve an unjust willingness to greedily arrogate more than one's due.
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This was true during his campaign, it's even truer of his presidency, and it's one of the most unjust, infuriating aspects of his endurance.
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"He has always taken on systems that he feels are unjust and I think that includes the way politics are structured today," Jayapal said.
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To us, as to the public, the responses often seemed unjust, helping some of the very people and firms who had caused the damage.
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SUPREME INEQUALITYThe Supreme Court's Fifty-Year Battle for a More Unjust AmericaBy Adam Cohen Many progressives hold these truths to be virtually self-evident.
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" Activists have pushed to close Berks, arguing it is the site of "human rights abuses" and "the immoral and unjust treatment of immigrant families.
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Rodriguez is for me and the thousands of immigrants, including legal permanent residents and asylum seekers, who are locked up in this unjust system?
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"These executions were as inflammatory as they were unjust," said Nicholas McGeehan, senior Bahrain researcher for Human Rights Watch, which opposes the death penalty.
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The movement for One Fair Wage seeks to eliminate this unjust, two-tiered wage system, and establish a fair, living wage for all workers.
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But moral injury — the damage to the soul caused by participating in something unjust — has a wide blast radius for anyone with a conscience.
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He continued to reject the accusation that his wife had been a spy for the American authorities, and said her conviction was manifestly unjust.
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"There are people in this room who have experienced things that are incredibly unjust," he said, according to a recording obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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We urge all Americans to oppose this unjust tax scheme for those reasons, and because it brings the chained CPI back from the dead.
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Jamie Lee Curtis "I stand with George Clooney, a good man doing the right thing, fighting an unjust and barbaric law," the actress tweeted.
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"There is a chance this could be one of the single most unfair, unjust things to happen to a candidate for anything," Trump said.
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He was a driving force behind the now-maligned 1994 crime bill, which has led to overcrowded US prisons and sentences seen as unjust.
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Instead, they adopted a national income tax, tough antitrust enforcement, and anti-corruption measures to prevent unjust fortunes from amassing in the first place.
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To be clear, Waters called for opponents of the administration's cruel and unjust child separation policy to push back on Cabinet officials — with words.
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In addition to suing Dr. Mitra for fraud and unjust enrichment, the university also claimed that he breached his contract, which includes patent regulations.
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"... have faced an unjust Title IX investigation..." Independent of the criminal process, the federal government requires schools to investigate instances of alleged sexual violence.
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She started out scouting for sites in Nepal and India, but decided against those countries due to tumultuous political situations and unjust caste systems.
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While this uprising caused enormous upheaval and disappointment, supposedly leaving the Peruvian economy in ruins, it broke up the unjust and oppressive hacienda system.
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"I don't want differing statements to distract us from the goal, part of which is recognizing that this treatment is unjust," Rawls told Vox.
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In taking this position, Weinberg presents himself as a realist willing to acknowledge "all the ills of an unjust world," as he calls them.
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" The Syrian government continues to use illegal means of war to crush political opponents and citizens, forcing them to accept an uncertain and unjust "peace.
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The charges are "completely unreasonable and unjust" and are based on a "novel legal theory not available or supported under Alabama law," the motion said.
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I think the best argument for why you should not have poverty is that in in a rich society, it is unjust to have poverty.
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Anderson is very much up for getting back on the winning track after such an unjust loss—a loss which even had him contemplating retirement.
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She still thinks of herself as a great liberator who will overthrow the unjust rulers of Westeros and install the rightful family to its throne.
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Commentary in the Guangming Daily on Thursday said Lotte was "commercially unwise and morally unjust" for making profits from China while undermining its national security.
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Now, women of Hollywood are reaching out to their followers over what they believe is a deeply unjust ban on a person's right to choose.
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" ED ROYCE, CHAIRMAN OF U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE: "This unjust verdict reaffirms that the Burmese government is complicit in the military's atrocities.
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They view the events of the last month and those that preceded it as part of an unjust narrative that's spiraled out of control, unchecked.
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"It just felt inherently unjust for Sacramento to make money from dealing with ICE," Phil Serna, a Sacramento County supervisor told the New York Times.
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We would not let our enemies have guns, so why would we let them have ideas?" and al-Baghdadi's "Be just: the unjust never prosper.
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In his first speech since the ties were severed, a defiant Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani described his country as facing an unjust "siege".
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The average voter seems to agree that this is unjust: a recent poll found that 72% support his plan for a non-partisan redistricting body.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Japan's economic retaliation is not only intrinsically unfair, but unjust because it stems from Japan's colonial-era abuses.
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But it also means that his successor has the power to rescind it whenever he wants to, even if his action is cruel and unjust.
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After the unjust murder of her boyfriend, a narcotics agent, Foxy infiltrates a prostitution ring and goes undercover as a hooker to avenge his death.
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"The burden of having given so many unjust sentences is a very heavy thing for me to carry around," Bennett says beginning to choke up.
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South Korea has called the export restrictions "unjust economic retaliation" and its deputy national security adviser accused Japan of violating international law by imposing them.
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Tribes are also seeking to curtail what they call unjust taxation of energy projects on tribal lands by states in which their reservations are located.
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The decent and appropriate resolution for Joe Robertson's unjust imprisonment caused by EPA arrogance is an immediate presidential commutation of his sentence to time served.
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" Said the Smollett family, "The painful incidents we've witnessed him endure over the past 7 weeks have been heartbreaking and unjust to say the least.
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Chidi, then, slowly starts to realize — as do other Good Place residents — that the system he lives within is unjust, even as it benefits him.
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After the rules were originally enacted in 2015, Big Telecom filed a petition to the DC Court of Appeals, arguing that the rules were unjust.
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"Thrilled to see #JasonRezaian land safely in #Geneva tonight after 18 months of unjust imprisonment in Iran," the State Department's Brett McGurk said on Twitter.
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" The letter from Cohen's lawyers also argues that he has received a "disproportionate" sentence, and that "there is something unjust" in the fact that "Mr.
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After a lot of soul searching, I realized that the Islamists' perception of the world as comprising of "us" and "them" was false and unjust.
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As with the economic sanctions imposed after the annexation of Crimea, Russia portrayed doping allegations as an unjust Western attempt to keep their country down.
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"This is very strong legislation to end these unjust gag clauses once and for all," Trump said during a signing ceremony at the White House.
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Tate's core insight is about the psychology of political oppression: that an unjust system is inherently unstable because the oppressed recognize the injustice of it.
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But he cannot clear his name if he is dead, or if the legal process by which he is bound is fundamentally biased and unjust.
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"The American administration bears all the consequences of the implementation of this unjust decision," political bureau member Khalil Al-Hayya told reporters late on Monday.
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On the other hand, there was a point of view that we were glorifying military service — or condoning a war that was misguided and unjust.
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"They are all unjust acts by a traditional society, far more restrictive than what is lawfully allowed by the precepts of religion," Prince Alwaleed said.
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The protest, meant to draw attention to immigration policies considered unjust by many people of faith, was organized by the Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice.
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We should have an honest conversation about how Hyde hurts poor women — it is unjust, and the majority of Catholics do not support this policy.
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But an untenable or unjust environment is not always just a fact of life, and therapists need to consider how to talk about that explicitly.
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"Freedom" and grocery money are fine, but they also want benefits, protection from unjust termination, and more control over the terms of their non-employment.
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This week close to 15,000 got together in downtown Toronto on a weekday afternoon to smoke weed and disobey cannabis laws that they find unjust.
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From that perspective, the proposed $74 billion shares-and-cash takeover by Bristol-Myers Squibb announced last week looks like a reward for unjust behaviour.
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Lynching, however, was repeatedly evoked in American politics through the latter half of the 20th century to cast legal proceedings as unjust mob-driven affairs.
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One of them was the journalist James Foley, whose mother, Diane Foley, has criticized United States hostage policy for years as being inconsistent and unjust.
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Then he paraphrased the man he portrayed onstage 30 years ago: "If society is unjust, the only just place for a person is in jail."
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It is extremely unjust to attack them, in my opinion," Trichet told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Friday, calling the response by some newspapers "totally unacceptable.
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Your research seems to show that this is a much more unjust outcome than many folks here with Bernie Sanders stickers on their car recognize.
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On Monday, Judge Kane allowed GEO Group's motion with regards to Colorado's minimum wage, but upheld the plaintiffs' claims of unjust enrichment and forced labor.
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The reality, though, is that law enforcement agencies still often fail to follow up on sexual assault accusations, as unfair and unjust as that is.
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Lawyers for the estate say they are bringing their claims under the Alabama Right of Publicity Act, a claim of unjust enrichment and other counts.
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It was a stunning display of offensive pyrotechnics that dovetailed with the Cavaliers' late-game collapse, a disheartening result that almost felt unfair, unjust, undeserved.
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Of the counter-revolutionary bourgeoisie, Troesky, Lunacharski and others, now in prison, in letters to the press, declare their detention to be cruel and unjust.
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Parliament speaker Ali Larijani said Iran would review its cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, should it face "unjust" measures.
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Once we understand this connection, we can begin to more strategically build the consciousness and the coalitions to change unjust systems and to correct hate.
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Rosneft filed the suit in the Sakhalin district arbitration court in Russia's far east, accusing the consortium of unjust enrichment, an allegation the consortium denied.
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"It is an unjust and unfortunate development that Halkbank Deputy General Manager Mehmet Hakan Atilla was found guilty," Turkey's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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But he cannot clear his name if he is dead, or if the legal process by which he is bound is fundamentally biased and unjust.
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Tlaib and Omar embody the determination to rise above years of unjust treatment at airports, of false representation in the media, and of discriminatory policies.
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And yet this riveting book is a reminder of the long American tradition of standing up to power when it is used for unjust ends.
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Two other proposals would have outlined a lengthy list of unjust or deceptive practices, as well as standards for ensuring poultry farmers' are paid fairly.
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All elected leaders, especially those like President Trump who claim to represent the interests of working people, need to fight such unfair and unjust practices.
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Mayors, city officials, governors and those in positions of power need to pass sanctuary ordinances that protect residents from unjust federal immigration laws and bigotry.
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"A crushing revenge will be taken for Soleimani's unjust assassination ... We will take revenge from all those involved and responsible for his assassination," Hatami said.
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Parliament speaker Ali Larijani said Iran would review its cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, should it face "unjust" measures.
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Israel's leadership seems more intent than ever to rely on the use of excessive force to manage an unjust, oppressive, and entirely unsustainable military occupation.
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In Rousseau's view, the newly emergent intellectual and technocratic class did little more than provide literary and moral cover for the powerful and the unjust.
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Until there is political will to reform American immigration laws, millions of people will continue to be caught in a system that is startlingly unjust.
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Sadly, 121 people were caught up in these unjust and immoral raids, and many have been deported back to the very violence they were fleeing.
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"I will go with the arresting team when there's a warrant, no matter how unjust that warrant may be," Trillanes said, according to CNN Philippines.
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"A crushing revenge will be taken for Soleimani's unjust assassination ... We will take revenge from all those involved and responsible for his assassination," Hatami said.
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"The grace with which Mr. Coley has endured his lengthy and unjust incarceration is extraordinary," Brown wrote in the two-page document ordering Coley's release.
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Walls and barriers are by their very nature unjust, dividing cities not just along class and racial lines but between the saved and the doomed.
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During the French Revolution, the fasces was adopted in order to validate the use of violence in the overthrow of an unjust French absolutist monarchy.
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He's helped represent prison inmates suing over inhumane conditions, a teacher suing to protest an allegedly unjust suspension, and immigrant families fighting the travel ban.
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We should treat backlash as a sure signal that the positive disruption we're creating is working to undermine systems that are broken and/or unjust.
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Deckard isn't a rotten cop spoiling an essentially virtuous police force, nor is he a good man trapped by an unjust system, as in the film.
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"We believe it will be profoundly unjust and unfair, and a waste of taxpayer dollars, to incarcerate her for one minute," he said in court Monday.
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I don&apost think -- and so I do think at least lends itself the appearance that he has got motives other than correcting an unjust act.
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It's highly likely that Facebook's "unjust enrichment," made as a result of the forbidden user data collection in which it engaged, is more than $5 billion.
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" Circling back to the same question later in the meeting, Kalanick added, "There are people in this room who have experienced things that are incredibly unjust.
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In 2004, Congress and President Bush recommended compensation of $50,000 per year of unjust incarceration, and up to double that for years spent on death row.
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In short, she makes herself invaluable, thereby creating a platform upon which she is able to speak against her unjust treatment and the insidiousness of segregation.
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We understand criticizing a famous artist is a good way to draw attention to those goals—and in this case, it is unjust and off-target.
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According to the lawyers, the suit seeks legal relief for Google's alleged breach of fiduciary duty, abuse of control, unjust enrichment, and waste of corporate assets.
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"It's a fair decision from a legal point of view, but unjust in human terms because we still don't know how that child died," said Strohmann.
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When American states first required cops to make arrests, they often charged both parties, leading to an unjust increase in the number of women in jail.
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" And with their moral universe so enlarged, rather than defending the status quo, these now former moderates would recognize the necessity of "lovingly" breaking "unjust laws.
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Durkin, the Board of Regents, and Athletic Director Damon Evans have since come under fire for what is perceived to be a heartless and unjust reinstatement.
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"It is the result of the unfounded and unjust complaint presented by Berlusconi against Vivendi after its entry into Mediaset capital," Vivendi said in a statement.
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"Descheduling marijuana and applying that change retroactively to people currently serving time for marijuana offenses is a necessary step in correcting this unjust system," Booker said.
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We understand criticizing a famous artist is a good way to draw attention to those goals---and in this case, it is unjust and off-target.
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Syrian Finance Minister Mamoun Hamdan told Reuters last week that the sanctions were unjust because they affected ordinary people as well as the government and army.
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I got heated and caught up in what I was feeling and wanted people to hate on them cause I felt like the situation was unjust.
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An article by Stephanos Bibas in the Harvard Law Review identified mandatory minimum prison sentences set out in statutes as contributing significantly to these unjust results.
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Now, the 22-year-old tells PEOPLE she hopes she can be a catalyst for other cheerleaders across the league to protect themselves from unjust treatment.
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"The amendment of the Basel Convention is the first step in solving the global problem of unjust rubbish movement from developed to developing countries," Yeo said.
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"It seems unjust because there are very vulnerable kids," said Edwin Hernandez, a father who illegally crossed the border with his young daughter three days ago.
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"The sentence handed down by the Judge — against the recommendation of the Assistant District Attorney and Probation Officer — is unjust and heavy handed," JAY-Z said.
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In sports like swimming, where fractions of a second count, misclassification can be unjust to other athletes, or can leave an athlete struggling to catch up.
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"Make no mistake, the effect and the intent of this unjust and mean-spirited amendment is to ban patriotic Americans from serving our country," Pelosi said.
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In middle school civics, this type of affirmative action was explained as a bedrock of India's democracy, a way of reversing unjust systems of the past.
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" Tillerson said that "we hold North Korea accountable for Otto Warmbier's unjust imprisonment and demand the release of three other Americans who have been illegally detained.
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We anxiously await the results of the inquiry and hope it will put into sharp focus the damage caused by MQAC's unjust treatment of integrative physicians.
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The other side of this sinister coin is the view that interracial relationships will actually enforce, rather than undermine, the existing unjust and racist social hierarchy.
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However, Indonesia's Supreme Court later overturned the acquittal, extended their jail sentence and ordered their re-arrest, a decision the Canadian embassy in Jakarta called unjust.
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Their imprisonment, which was widely seen as unjust, further heightened tensions with Pyongyang at a time when Trump and Kim threatened each other with nuclear strikes.
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No doubt, the human rights situation there is frightful, and hundreds or thousands of cases of torture, rape or unjust imprisonment probably escaped the commission's attention.
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Despite division around what to do with criminals, both men are heavily invested in the same status quo that results in an unjust system of incarceration.
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In an effort to mitigate displacement, the Los Angeles city council passed two renters' protection measures in late October which help people better fight unjust evictions.
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" Braeburn Pharmaceuticals, which had announced plans for a $20 million expansion in Durham, said it was "re-evaluating our options based on the recent, unjust legislation.
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Congress should investigate the dramatic increase in visa denials for Syrians, and the Obama administration should explain what steps it is taking to prevent unjust discrimination.
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Still, Brack said he faces a moral dilemma reconciling his oath to the law with his discomfort in participating in a system he views as unjust.
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Recognizing our unjust avoidable divides — and their causes — can help unite people's demands for political and economic change for a more just city, society and world.
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The government should apologize to him and all the other men (lesbianism was not criminalized) who were made to bear the stigma of the unjust laws.
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Singling out any group for a civil rights ban because of the misbehavior of a tiny minority of the group is collective punishment, and is unjust.
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I currently direct the Veterans Legal Clinic at Wake Forest University School of Law, which files discharge upgrade petitions on behalf of veterans with unjust discharges.
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But the Ohio case involves thousands of localities targeting dozens of drug companies for various types of fraud, civil conspiracy and unjust enrichment, among other charges.
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To convince the American public that illegal immigration is not really illegal, then amnesty no longer is amnesty, and enforcing immigration law becomes unjust and unnecessary.
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I support the Second Amendment — with reasonable, common-sense restrictions — but that old-school notion of people forming a militia to strike against an unjust government?
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As we've seen in the past, there have been laws that are in fact laws, rooted in the Constitution, but at the same time are unjust.
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When I sit with my patients as they face enormously complicated situations like this, I cannot help but think about how glaringly unjust these restrictions are.
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"But one person here to set the record straight is Nonoo, who says the duchess "works tirelessly" and that recent criticism against her is "really unjust.
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