However, the indictment alleged that between 2010 and 2014 Bertrand instead paid Soupman employees with unreported cash, and compensated certain workers with unreported stock awards.
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It's true: Most sexual assaults go unreported to the police.
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The authors said they believe unreported incidents have also occurred.
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Crime went unreported According to Oklahoma City police spokesperson Capt.
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There surely are more, unreported instances of violence as well.
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In areas with high gun violence, many shootings go unreported.
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Zavareei warned that there may be "dozens" of unreported cases.
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Many more cases go unreported because women fear being stigmatized.
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In the previously unreported visit, Huang Xueping arrived on Oct.
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For this same reason, cases of illness often go unreported.
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Some of these are clerical errors or unreported name changes.
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Less notable but no less threatening examples may go unreported.
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Such fatalities are all too common and often go unreported.
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This stat doesn't even account for the incidents gone unreported.
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CFO Rodrigo Brumana has also left, which was previously unreported.
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There's no question that most cases in Congress are going unreported.
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For every known assault, there are so many more going unreported.
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But there are probably more cases that go unreported, she said.
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Experiences that might otherwise go unreported, and which are definitely underreported.
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But most borrowing by LGFVs was "off budget", that is, unreported.
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"These crimes go unreported but they also go unshared," said Sukura.
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They were victims of sex offenses that went unreported back then.
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The previously unreported changes to a trust document, signed on Feb.
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Police officials say the vast majority of domestic violence goes unreported.
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In fact, up to two thirds of injuries may go unreported.
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The previously unreported policy, communicated in an internal memo on Jan.
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The episodes were often unreported and not investigated, the inquiry found.
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About two of every three instances of sexual assault go unreported.
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Last week, I wrote another article about a previously unreported death.
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The previously unreported changes to a trust document, signed on Feb.
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UNREPORTED OUTBREAKS Beijing had years to prepare for African swine fever.
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Pastor Bob did not dare share such information, unverified and unreported.
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There is an unreported reason for him doing so: tax reform.
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The numbers thus represent a cautious estimate, since most violations go unreported.
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The spill went unreported to the public for years after it happened.
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The park experiences about 80 rockfalls a year, with many going unreported.
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The agreement, previously unreported, was drawn up by senior barristers in London.
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The majority of those violations, however, were travel-related—unreported trips, etc.
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XDA's findings point to an additional, previously unreported version of the phone.
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Court officials sometimes minimize the justices' health problems, and plenty go unreported.
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The previously unreported charge was included in Deutsche Bank's operational risk disclosures.
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Berkowitz's meeting and Kushner's subsequent sit-down with Gorkov had been unreported.
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Instead, they attempted to incorporate estimations of unreported cases into their figures.
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Such crimes often go unreported, partly because of distrust of law enforcement.
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However, any crime estimate is inherently flawed due to what goes unreported.
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Most of it goes unreported and unacknowledged still owing to societal prejudice.
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It also did not reveal which countries bought the previously unreported pork.
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But many more go unreported, advocates say, because the victims fear reprisals.
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He warned that many attacks likely go unreported, especially in rural regions.
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Given stepped up censorship, many more are likely to have gone unreported.
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China has reported 137 outbreaks so far, but more are going unreported.
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It also appears to be an unreported contribution, which is another violation.
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This is a conservative number because a vast majority of rapes are unreported.
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For every breach we hear about, there are many more that go unreported.
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Yet each one makes the headlines, while thousands of normal deaths go unreported.
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From 2010 to 2014, Welch said he found $20103 million in unreported income.
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But that revenue may still be genuine, earned but unreported by other entities.
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These cases largely go unreported, decreasing the perceived gravity of snakebites for outsiders.
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Pollution continues and so does overfishing, made worse by illegal and unreported fishing.
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Most of these instances of sexual assault in the United States go unreported.
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Despite most cases going unreported, over 113,21 such incidents were recorded in 22017.
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Furthermore, because there was supposedly no clinical trial, participant dropout rates were unreported.
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Many of the smaller deals go unreported, leaving any tally of them incomplete.
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The documents, many previously unreported, spotlight the role played by Governor Scott's aides.
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Specifically, Annese's analysis had revealed a previously unreported lesion in Henry's frontal lobe.
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A Spanish startup is promising to revolutionize readers' access to often unreported news.
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Beyond impunity, this means that 94 percent of crimes in Mexico go unreported.
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And, of course, the data excluded instances of child abuse that went unreported.
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Here's the tweet: 26,000 unreported sexual assults in the military-only 238 convictions.
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The death went unreported by local and national news organizations at the time.
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The Times piece also disclosed a previously unreported account that echoes Ramirez' story.
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But, but, but: Three-quarters of incidents still go unreported, government data estimates.
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Broad agreement leading to real advancement on disabilities policy is an unreported story.
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The network of informal advisers consulting with the Warren campaign is previously unreported.
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More than 85% of sex assaults against children go unreported to law enforcement.
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Before reforms went into place, Seattle cops' use of force often went unreported.
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They'd let them go unreported in order to maintain good relations with the villagers.
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" When asked if the fear of deportation led to unreported crime, Balderrama says, "Absolutely.
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If one included unreported purchase prices, the totals would be quite a bit higher.
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But there are lots of smaller deals each year that go unreported to regulators.
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Survival InstinctGerritsen Beach was a community where unreported sexual crimes were like a disease.
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Since 2011 America has formally requested information about more than 400 unreported Chinese subsidies.
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We know that nearly two thirds of sexual assaults go unreported to the police.
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However, many attacks go unreported because victims are afraid of reprisals from their abusers.
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But sexual violence against children remains a taboo topic, with most cases going unreported.
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Many more cases, especially in small conservative towns like Miguel and Fuller's, go unreported.
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Six in 10 attacks are believed to go unreported each year, the charity said.
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Legal experts said unreported indictments may have already been filed under seal, for example.
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Useful information, like a spate of robberies in one section of town, goes unreported.
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Between 2011 and 2015, 54% of violent hate crimes went unreported, the report found.
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The facility's records showed unreported cases of scabies in 2014, according to the site.
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Yet few con artists are ever brought to trial, and many scams go unreported.
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Ugandans frequently swap stories of police who demand bribes, meaning some crimes go unreported.
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The actual number of assaults was likely far greater, as the majority go unreported.
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Previously unreported details of the spending come as the inauguration committee faces legal scrutiny.
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And while there are limits on how much candidates spend, a lot goes unreported.
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And two American women, according to Mr. Messina, went for a (previously unreported!) swim.
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Previously unreported corporate documents reviewed by The New York Times show a closer relationship.
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Our estimates are that there's about 217,20.6 tonnes of unreported nickel sitting off exchange.
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It made me wonder how many unreported sexual assaults have happened on that show.
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The first salvo in the previously unreported dispute was fired by BP in December.
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The lack of these resources contributes to massive human suffering, which is largely unreported.
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Activists in Indonesia estimate that millions of street harassment incidents go unreported each year.
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They also estimate that 230 percent of all workplace harassment incidents go unreported altogether.
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Failure often goes unreported, especially in places that rely on success stories to get funded.
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It's also possible that many shootings go unreported because no one was injured or killed.
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Advocates for stronger data protection laws say this results in data leaks often going unreported.
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What makes the situation even worse is the likeliness of many such offenses going unreported.
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However, many attacks go unreported because victims are too afraid of reprisals to come forward.
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Because Zika doesn't usually cause severe symptoms, the CDC says many more cases are unreported.
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It's likely more lives were lost because anti-trans violence is often unreported or misreported.
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An estimated 99% of sexual assaults still go unreported, largely because most occur within families.
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"26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military-only 238 convictions," he tweeted in May 2013.
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To learn more about the complex issue of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, visit here.
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But many people in the industry believe that the virus began spreading, unreported, months earlier.
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Many crimes go unreported, particularly in villages, because women fear bringing shame to the family.
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But I think there's one shocking aspect — perhaps a larger story — that's gone virtually unreported.
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Ransomware often goes unreported and payments are made in the largely untraceable digital currency bitcoin.
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Watchdog groups say the count might be higher, but that these additional complaints go unreported.
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But that was just a fraction of those saved here, as most uses go unreported.
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But campaigners say the real number is likely far higher, with many cases going unreported.
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However, many attacks go unreported because victims are too afraid of reprisals from their abusers.
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If there are legitimately bad facts still unreported, it's hard to see how he survives.
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Violent crimes go unreported, and disputes involving land, neighbors or families go unresolved, it said.
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These misconceptions perpetuate a culture in which sexual assault goes unreported and perpetrators go unpunished.
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The previously unreported document provides a rare account of a customer's private dealings with Broadcom.
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But the new systems, previously unreported, extend that monitoring to the rest of the country.
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The Air Force said it was investigating whether other convictions had also been left unreported.
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Mr. Baris suggested the number of complaints understated the problem because most incidents went unreported.
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Nixon aides paid for the program with a substantial slush fund fed by unreported contributions.
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So, your urges escalated and based on the numbers, that we all know go unreported.
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Studies have suggested that at least five out of every six sexual assaults go unreported.
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Slowly, videos have leaked from whistle-blowers revealing outbreaks and unreported death tolls in hospitals.
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However, those numbers may be far higher in reality, given sexual assault often goes unreported.
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The previously unreported allegations add to the controversy around Jackson, a former aide to Sen.
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And I'm sure loads of dating app crimes go unreported by both men and women.
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Just factor in that 213 of 22016 concussions in college football are likely unreported. 6.
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The figure, maybe surprisingly, was even worse for academic institutions: 90 percent late or unreported.
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In fact, it's estimated that about two out of every three incidents of assault go unreported.
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President Donald Trump made an unsupported assertion Monday that terrorist acts in Europe are going unreported.
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These are the known instances in a phenomenon where the majority of the cases go unreported.
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And, finally, the campaign finance laws create avenues for identifying and prosecuting unreported or misreported contributions.
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One federal law enforcement official told NBC News that the "large majority" of attacks go unreported.
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The change seems to have been made sometime last week, but it went unreported until today.
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But neither candidate addressed that — or the much greater prevalence of sexual assault that goes unreported.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration told Google of its decision in a previously unreported Feb.
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Yet since the majority of sexual harassment goes unreported, its true prevalence can only be guessed.
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But it backed out with just 12 days to go, according to a previously unreported lawsuit.
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It's also not clear what other offensive actions Cyber Command may have taken that remain unreported.
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Tse, 55, is the prime target of Operation Kungur, a sprawling, previously unreported counter-narcotics investigation.
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Failing to submit a return altogether won't keep the taxman from cracking down on unreported income.
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As a result, what has happened behind the barricades and under "curfew" has gone largely unreported.
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First Data declined a request for comment on its interest in Salido, which was previously unreported.
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But Paltrow was willing to speak off the record about her previously unreported experiences with Weinstein.
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DOD officials said sextortion often goes unreported because many victims are embarrassed they fell for it.
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As Ford has shown us, just because an assault goes unreported doesn't make it less real.
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One death at Yosemite National Park went unreported for at least a week, according to reports.
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Avenatti's desire to meet with Cohen and Blakely to discuss a potential settlement is previously unreported.
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Other previously unreported corporate invitees include the leaders of Adobe, Akamai and Qualcomm, one source confirmed.
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A death in Yosemite National Park went unreported for a week due to lack of staff.
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Most assaults go unreported: Only 10 percent of those surveyed said they had told the police.
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With Overlooked, we're adding the stories of remarkable people whose deaths went unreported in The Times.
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With Overlooked, we're adding the stories of remarkable women whose deaths went unreported in The Times.
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With Overlooked, we're adding the stories of remarkable people whose deaths went unreported by the newspaper.
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Moreover, the murky nature of subsidies for unregulated and unreported fishing makes their work unusually difficult.
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Four Times journalists explain the previously unreported episode, one of the worst intelligence breaches in decades.
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Most sex crimes everywhere go unreported, so all statistics about them should be treated with caution.
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One can only imagine the unreported exploitation and human misery that can result from such arrangements.
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Until late November, the dinner of two of the world&aposs most powerful people went unreported.
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One donor to his campaign testified that he had urged him to deny his unreported contribution.
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Doctors say most cases go unreported, and critics want the government to use less harmful ammunition.
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However activists say the numbers do not tell the whole story as many assaults go unreported.
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"No don't know about it," Giuliani said in a previously unreported text message on Aug. 28.
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"These guys are all buddies," Tsachas said, according to a previously unreported transcript of the deposition.
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Previously unreported attempts by Mr. Trump to enlist investigative help from other foreign governments also emerged.
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It is unreported whether the former first lady is a fan of the rap mogul's oeuvre.
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Shandong province's animal husbandry bureau did not respond to a fax seeking comment on unreported cases.
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In Japan lower pay is often compensated for by plenty of fringe benefits that customarily go unreported.
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But even if the low range is right, there would still be a lot of unreported shootings.
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This may also mean many cases go unreported as employees fear telling their line managers or colleagues.
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Cohen also admitted he had concealed $28 million in unreported income between the tax years 218-28.
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Cohen also admitted he had concealed $183 million in unreported income between the tax years 2012-2014.
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And some news reports have suggested there many be hundreds of unreported deaths related to the storm.
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Andres asked if Gates had told the FBI in 2014 that the overseas accounts contained unreported income.
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But because many victims fear retaliation, as Bowen-Crawford did, the vast majority of assaults go unreported.
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The four previously unreported cases aimed to return more than $60 million to consumers, the people said.
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When the polls close, any inappropriate counting or unlawful destruction of ballots will go unnoticed and unreported.
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However, the rights group estimates the number of killings is actually higher but many cases go unreported.
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Sharif was removed from office by the Supreme Court last year over an unreported source of income.
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Already in use in some high-crime precincts, the technology detects gunshots that would otherwise go unreported.
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The Justice Department said in 22015 that the majority of hate crimes go unreported to law enforcement.
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This would, among other things, help the government curb unreported money exchanges that aren't subjected to tax.
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You should plan to pay the taxes on that unreported income before the April 15 due date.
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This account of previously unreported internal deliberations was provided by two people with knowledge of the matter.
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But it noted many cases go unreported because workers must leave the country once their program ends.
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In reality, the vast majority of sexual assaults go unreported and false rape accusations are extremely uncommon.
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And we're sure that between 2016 and 2019, many instances of Roomba dog shit have gone unreported.
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Authorities in Arizona were on alert after receiving a tip about an unreported murder from last April.
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Ricardo Rosselló for not doing enough to raise alarms about the high number of initially unreported deaths.
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Business Insider has identified at least one other, previously unreported, marriage between two women in Epstein's entourage.
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One of the statistics that law enforcement agencies struggle with is unreported and under reporting of crime.
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Just because a crime goes unreported does not mean that it isn't a problem or didn't occur.
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They note studies indicating that the great majority of sexual harassment incidents at work still go unreported.
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A secret nuclear test in 1954 went unreported until 1991, when a Soviet newspaper revealed the details.
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The ITA estimates that total outbound flows, including "unreported" exports, were actually around 11,000 tonnes last year.
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There was, of course, thousands of crimes against humanity and party fouls that went unreported and unseen.
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Both men have said that the payment did not constitute an unreported donation to the Trump campaign.
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As a result, the overwhelming majority of consultant campaigns, no matter how aggressive or expensive, go unreported.
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For decades, rapes would go unreported, especially in rural India, because women feared they would be ostracized.
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Amnesty's research has also found potential signs of NSO in other previously unreported countries around the world.
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Previously unreported lawmakers who sold assets in the weeks leading up to the market crash include Rep.
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According to Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography, 92 percent of crimes go unreported in Mexico.
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Reuters had asked TBG and parent firm Petrobras on Tuesday about the previously unreported plea bargain testimony.
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It was a chance to do what I loved: commissioning interesting stories from new and unreported perspectives.
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Graumann offered a previously unreported account of what the campaign got right and where it fell short.
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FAO's Port State Measures Agreement to eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing came into force in July.
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Mr. Sessions refused, but the previously unreported confrontation is being investigated by the special counsel, Robert Mueller.
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Some observers have said that most assaults go unreported and that the actual figures are much higher.
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He and his colleagues suspect that the Iranian outbreak might already have more than 20,000 unreported cases.
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In the same duration, unreported sexual misconduct jumped by 50 percent, going from 507 to 747 cases.
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In January, Coughlin was suspended by SafeSport for unreported reasons; a day later, he died by suicide.
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The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network estimates that roughly three out of four sexual assaults go unreported.
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As a result, victims of assault have been sharing their unreported stories online with the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport.
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Newspapers in central New York carried a brief obituary, but her death went unreported virtually everywhere else.
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The Internal Revenue Service estimates that it loses around $500 billion annually because of unreported wages alone.
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In effect, many instances of corruption go unreported, with 30% of people fearing retribution if they speak out.
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Because provincial hospitals and clinics might be overwhelmed, or because symptoms are sometimes mild, many cases go unreported.
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" In 2013, he tweeted out another offensive thought: "26,000 unreported sexual assaults in the military -- only 238 convictions.
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But they gave people the opportunity to come forward and disclose the unreported account with less severe penalties.
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These go largely unreported, of course, because they are not really news; the dog simply did not bark.
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Statistics for assaults of female migrants are difficult to collect because many of these crimes often go unreported.
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Allowing the auditors to parrot whatever a company tells them creates an environment where privacy violations go unreported.
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The estimates were part of the non-profit group's research on cryptocurrency and include reported and unreported theft.
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It estimates that there were around 600,000 unreported sexual crimes in Mexico every year between 2010 and 2015.
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More than one case of possible child endangerment went unreported, after therapists were denied even an IP address.
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Victims and attorneys say abuse often goes unreported, since poor people are less likely to have legal representation.
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Victims have used social media as a powerful support tool in combating harassment that otherwise would've gone unreported.
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So, many "minor" injuries go unreported, like "a hospitalization of one day due to an injury," Sharman says.
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He's heard of numerous new allegations, from sexual harassment to sexual violence, some of which have gone unreported.
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And the shutdown reportedly comes before Monday's report of workplace injuries at the Fremont plant that went unreported.
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Great Wall is developing its first leisure model, President Wang Fengying told Reuters, revealing a previously unreported plan.
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According to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN), two out of three sexual assault cases go unreported.
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The communities are so small and social pressure so high that most crimes of this nature remain unreported.
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That makes them more susceptible to violence and attacks from men in remote areas — which often go unreported.
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While Ahn and Gomez are the current front-runners, the race remains fluid, with most precincts still unreported.
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According to the Department of Justice, it's estimated that a full 60 percent of sexual assaults go unreported.
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CNN's KFile has reported it reviewed more than 140 previously unreported tweets from Isaacs before he was nominated.
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If this sort of behavior on public transit (and elsewhere) continues unreported, then we are essentially silencing ourselves.
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And even when it comes to big commercial fisheries, discarded by-catch and illegal fishing often go unreported.
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Cruz countered that the loans were partially unreported due to a filing error that has since been corrected.
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Backdated to the start of last year, this previously missing capacity is now included in the "unreported" column.
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More than 90 percent of sexual assaults on college campuses go unreported as well, according to the report.
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Despite some schools' best efforts to encourage kids to report bullying, generally instances go unreported to school administrations.
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The bulk of the additional unreported disbursements appear to have been for bona fide political or campaign expenditures.
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People with mild cases, for example, may have never visited a doctor and some deaths may be unreported.
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His team is preparing an audacious and previously unreported campaign to remove the personal sanctions on him, too.
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Getting them to perform well can be like an art, involving subtle tweaks that go unreported in publications.
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Because of a lack of standardized diagnosis and reporting, many more opioid-affected births go unreported every year.
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The true scale of the problem is unknown, the police said, as many cases most likely go unreported.
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These cases often go unreported and do not usually end in trial, said Amnesty International researcher Francois Patuel.
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This is one of the primary reasons attacks go unreported, making quantifying the exact number of survivors impossible.
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The economic outlook "is surprisingly bright," she said in previously unreported comments in San Francisco this past July.
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And a longstanding lack of trust in the police means many crimes in the LGBT community go unreported.
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The previously unreported scramble over the soon-to-be-axed A380 illustrates the intensity of aircraft industry poker.
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First, he's confirmed that Trump repaid the money, meaning Cohen potentially made an unreported loan to the campaign.
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Campaigners say the true scale of the problem is likely to be much worse as most attacks go unreported.
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The number of veterans living with PTSD is growing, but experts say many cases still go undiagnosed or unreported.
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The previously unreported death brings the number of migrant children who have recently died in US custody to six.
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The total cost of all this hacking is anyone's guess (most small attacks, and many big ones, go unreported).
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However, more than two thirds of rapes still go unreported, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN).
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Most cases went unreported, and the CDC estimates up to 22016 million people actually caught the measles every year.
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According to Loewy, many instances go unreported because victims suffer from cognitive impairment and are unaware of what's happening.
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The report confirmed most of what was already known, but added new color and insights that were previously unreported.
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Most hate crime will remain unreported: just 40% of respondents to the BJS survey reported their incident to police.
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It has accelerated Loon's previously unreported interest in industrial applications, such as serving farms and off-shore oil wells.
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Most of those that did reply said they had reviewed or overhauled policies amid concerns abuse was going unreported.
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In S-Town, producer Brian Reed goes down to a small Alabama town to investigate a potential unreported murder.
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The numbers are high enough that the authors suggest that some cases of symptomatic dengue might be going unreported.
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And when you consider how many rapes go unreported, only about 3 percent of rapists ever see jail time.
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It also includes sworn testimony from a previously unreported trade-secrets case that Science Care brought against a competitor.
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Others fear that many breaches - beyond well-publicised hacks of celebrities' images stored on Apple's iCloud - may go unreported.
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Emphasis on the word "apparent", a calculation which uses only published information and not, say, changed in unreported stocks.
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The previously unreported details show Nguyen died under similar circumstances to a 2014 death of a Sri Lankan detainee.
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However, the building — currently the second tallest in the world — remained closed for unreported reasons until March this year.
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The officials also suggested that there may be more abuses by peacekeepers at the camp that have gone unreported.
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Hornsey's resignation comes after a previously unreported investigation into Hornsey's alleged systematic dismissals of racial discrimination complaints within Uber.
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The previously unreported documents detailing Nationstar's 2014 examination tell the story of its expansion and the problems that followed.
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CRU estimates that unreported stocks outside of China fell by 800,000 tonnes in the second quarter of this year.
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This year's wildfires have captured America's attention — but the successes of the firefighters and residents have gone largely unreported.
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The previously unreported transaction involves a loan on a development project in the historically industrial, now gentrifying Bushwick neighborhood.
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The meeting was previously unreported and follows Stone's denials that he had any contact with Russians during the campaign.
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But on Friday, Africom said a commander-ordered review of airstrikes since 85033 discovered the two previously unreported deaths.
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In some instances, Facebook has found that the technology has identified videos that may have gone unreported, it said.
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Overall, reported hate crimes spiked 6%, but the number could be higher because many incidents go unreported, Lynch said.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics found that nearly half of violent crimes (3.4 million incidents a year) went unreported.
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Barra also had a previously unreported lunch in April 2017 with Chao at the White House with other officials.
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And there is good reason to believe that many crimes go unreported in the current political and economic climate.
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But many child marriages remained unreported, particularly among indigenous groups on Borneo, in Malaysia's east, de Boer-Buquicchio said.
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"It's horrible," Arbex said, estimating that at least 250 miners die every year in mudslides or other unreported accidents.
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It is thought that many deaths may have gone unreported, particularly from rural areas cut off from medical help.
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Sanchez has been referred to as the group's last remaining hostage, but many suspect it still holds unreported captives.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21942, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21954, went unreported in The Times.
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Her story joins Overlooked, a collection of obituaries of remarkable people whose deaths originally went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 22009, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 1851, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21940, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 19393, went unreported in The Times.
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The previously unreported document is the first evidence that Vale itself was concerned about the safety of the dam.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 210, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 280, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 213, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21879, went unreported in The Times.
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The first step, they say, is exposing the routine instances of groping and catcalling that have long gone unreported.
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This is the first legally binding international measure to stop what's known as "illegal, unreported, and unregulated" (IUU) fishing.
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The Iraqi security forces confirmed the kidnapping of 242 truffle hunters this year, and more have probably gone unreported.
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It is illegal to make an unreported donation of more than $2,700 to a candidate in a general election.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21976, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 19953, went unreported in The Times.
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Previously unreported, the IMPD has had a StingRay since 2012, ascertained from their Non Disclosure Agreement with the FBI.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 22003, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21974, went unreported in The Times.
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The files allowed German tax officials to identify citizens who had secret bank accounts and unreported income in Switzerland.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21914, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 243, went unreported in The Times.
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Overlooked is a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 237, went unreported in The Times.
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On today's show, we discuss previously unreported details of President Trump's efforts to win over the former F.B.I. director.
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The previously unreported remarks are the second known instance that Pruitt harshly criticized Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Authorities in Hubei, China, are searching for unreported infections by investigating individuals who recently purchased fever and cough medicine.
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Mr. Talabani was the principal messenger to the West about the massacre, which was largely unreported at the time.
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Like most rapes in this country, we can expect many of these future assaults to continue to go unreported.
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Indigenous advocates, and the report, say the number is probably far higher since so many deaths have gone unreported.
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But the scope of the new systems, previously unreported, extends that monitoring into many other corners of the country.
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Activists say the tally of missing people in Mexico is far higher than official numbers, because many disappearances go unreported.
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While more women are reporting these crimes now, there is still a world of intimate partner violence that goes unreported.
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Along with the CMC sites, DoubleVerify also located the code on an additional, previously unreported site linked to NMG, techtimes.com.
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" In his complaint, Nye says that the documentation that he was given shows "revenues were skewed and royalties went unreported.
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The project, previously unreported, shows how UPS is targeting a larger slice of the $85 billion outsourced healthcare logistics market.
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After decades of unreported misconduct, more and more industry insiders are speaking up about the abuses of power in fashion.
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It's difficult to fathom the entire scope of the problem given how many cases must go unnoticed and/or unreported.
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An advertising campaign introduced in 2012 was more successful in spurring additional taxpayers to register unreported income and pay up.
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But violence in the family home is most alarming, charities and activists say, since it often goes unreported and hidden.
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The number is likely even larger, as deaths in illegal mines are common but often go unreported, according to campaigners.
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Cox Communications patched the previously unreported vulnerability after WIRED reached out, and there's no evidence any customer information was compromised.
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Exact figures are difficult to come by given that many cases are unreported, but experts suggest the problem is widespread.
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The fact is that most sexual violence goes unreported and conviction rates are extremely low, even in the civilian population.
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For two days, Conrad's murder went unreported, as Broussard brought classmates from Milpitas High School to view Conrad's dead body.
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Lui goes on to add in her statement that cases of sexual assault have gone mainly unreported in Hong Kong.
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The previously unreported incident offers a case study in how Amazon's technological prowess is helping it dominate the retail competition.
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Reuters reported that Kushner had at least three previously unreported contacts with Kislyak both during and after the 2016 campaign.
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The two Facebook board members' previously unreported spat shows just how isolated Thiel's politics have made him in Silicon Valley.
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Unexplained inmate injuries, overuse of pepper spray and unreported uses of force also continued to be problems, the report said.
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In fact, the memo was first released in July, but went unreported until the cache of files was released Thursday.
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The agency made its reasoning clear in a previously unreported letter sent to the Free File Alliance the following year.
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It did not specify which of Illinois' six dioceses were responsible for the unreported accusations or when they were made.
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We know that more than 85033 million instances of housing discrimination occur each year, and the vast majority are unreported.
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The I.R.S. has a secret algorithm that it uses to calculate how likely each taxpayer is to have unreported income.
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" Wexler, whose group wasn't directly involved in the ACLU study, added: "Today's unreported domestic violence case may become tomorrow's homicide.
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Pompeo's efforts included two previously unreported calls that the secretary made to Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, in late March.
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In addition, prosecutors say he was involved in 18 foreign lobbying activities that went unreported to the Department of Justice.
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Friday marks the end of the amnesty's first phase, during which the lowest penalties for registering previously unreported assets applied.
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Prosecutors have said they are looking into whether Odebrecht's unreported campaign contributions were part of money laundering and graft schemes.
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Investigators are reportedly looking at whether that payment constituted an unreported campaign donation, which would violate federal campaign finance laws.
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The previously unreported journals speak to a key issue for Olympic officials: the state's involvement in the widespread sports fraud.
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Studies show that these kinds of interactions between disabled people and law enforcement are terrifyingly common, and often go unreported.
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In addition, testing is not accessible in most Native communities, leaving many cases to go unreported or experience extensive delays.
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But for those who are, the results often go unreported to state public health agencies that attend to poisoned kids.
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McKinsey's previously unreported internal primer — a copy of which was reviewed by The New York Times — was written in 2013.
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More than 5,000 people — and perhaps thousands more who have gone unreported — have been killed in Mr. Duterte's drug war.
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Because large deposits went unreported, the machines were used to launder money from crimes like drug dealing, the case says.
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Many reporters left feeling unsure how to proceed, according to several people who described the previously unreported town hall meeting.
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They found that just 41 percent of clinical trial results were reported promptly and one in three trials remain unreported.
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The tweet is one of more than 22016 previously unreported tweets from before Isaacs was nominated reviewed by CNN's KFile.
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Algeria, Egypt, and Nigeria, have reported one case each, leaving experts fearing that many more cases could be going unreported.
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So many journalists have been threatened into silence by gangs there that the stranglehold of organized crime goes largely unreported.
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But just to be on the safe side, the IAI and CNIA included an "unreported" column in the Chinese figures.
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And that statistical Chinese safety net was a large one, equivalent to 21.2 million tonnes of "unreported" production in 2013.
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Without a guarantee that an administrator can't punish an employee who raises the alarm, many incidents will simply go unreported.
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The aide declined to comment on whether there might be other unreported examples of Warren having claimed American Indian heritage.
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Dozens of interviews and a review of confidential White House documents revealed numerous unreported episodes in a two-year drama.
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Despite some gains in awareness over the past year, the majority of crimes against women still go unreported and unpunished.
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Officials had raised questions about his ties to overseas governments and investors, and about his initially unreported contacts with foreigners.
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Oi, Marble Ridge, Davidson Kempner and Silver Point all declined to comment on the previously unreported bankruptcy court filings and rulings.
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According to RadarOnline, during the arraignment, the District Attorney claimed there were other unreported incidents of domestic violence in the relationship.
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The previously unreported classified intelligence indicates Saudi Arabia has expanded both its missile infrastructure and technology through recent purchases from China.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration told Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc, of its decision in a previously unreported Feb.
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The previously unreported death brings the number of migrant children who have died after being detained in recent months to six.
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Experts believe the actual figure is probably higher because many such crimes frequently go unreported, with women reluctant to come forward.
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RAINN echoes this grim statistic when it comes to sexual assault, reporting that approximately 2 out of 3 assaults go unreported.
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What may be lying unreported in China is probably going to stay in China thanks to that country's tax on exports.
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The frustrating, stressful, often traumatic results of a dead-end police process are precisely why 63% of sexual assaults go unreported.
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Calling the unreported move a "measured approach," Wal-Mart Vice-President of Partner Services Michael Trembley confirmed the invite-only program.
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Most rapes still go unreported, on campus and off of it, often because women are ashamed and afraid of being disbelieved.
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British police are already investigating mounting accusations of paedophile activity in youth teams, which victims say has gone unreported for decades.
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Ransomware often goes unreported, bitcoin payments are hard to track and many digital kidnappers are protected by friendly Eastern European governments.
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The #MeToo movement has forced recognition of the widespread incidence and tolerance of sexual harassment in society, including unreported sexual assaults.
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Both the hacker, known as "Peace," and hacked-data search engine LeakedSource say the data are from a past, unreported breach.
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Overlooked: This is a scripted anthology series that will tell the stories of people's deaths that went unreported by the media.
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He said then that a list of both reported and unreported cases of mistreatment of Filipino migrant workers would be prepared.
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Laws that forbid witch-hunting are relatively new, and experts caution that many cases in rural areas go unreported to police.
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" Sandoval added that "at least seven children have come forward, but our sources estimate at least 50 cases have been unreported.
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The report released Tuesday also highlighted a "concerning" level of gender discrimination and fear of retaliation, potentially leading to unreported incidents.
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In Baton Rouge, the chore for emergency workers was going door to door to find the unreported missing, injured or dead.
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Experts say, moreover, that many crimes go unreported by victims who assume the police will make little effort to solve them.
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Even though there are just 249 confirmed cases — 24 of them in pregnant women — doctors assume many more are going unreported.
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While mining is becoming safer, it still incurs a large number of casualties every year, many of which may go unreported.
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The previously unreported actions are among the first examples of an authoritarian government using the social network against its own people.
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Enemy fighters were killed in some of those unreported episodes, General Bolduc said on Wednesday, but there were no American casualties.
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Furthermore, she added, 60 percent of sexual assaults go unreported, according to data from the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network.
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" Ms. Sandoval said "at least seven children have come forward, but our sources estimate at least 50 cases have been unreported.
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"Rosatom categorically confirms there have been no unreported accidents or reportable events on any of its nuclear sites," the company said.
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They found another solution — one that appears to constitute both an unreported multimillion-dollar gift and an illegal tax write-off.
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The actual number of security force members is thought to be even less because of fraudulent reporting and unreported desertions. Col.
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His book cites previously unreported examples where Russia tweaked its US-targeted leaks in 2016 to better fit the Kremlin's narrative.
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New developments -- from investigations being opened and closed to the release of previously unreported emails -- resulted in ever more media coverage.
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Airbnb bought payments startup Bold Financial Technologies in November 2016 in a previously unreported deal, a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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The reason the vast majority of sexual abuse goes unreported is because stigma surrounds it, and victims feel shame and humiliation.
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Because reporting is voluntary for doctors, researchers generally suspect that many problems go unreported and that the real number is higher.
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French investigators recommended tougher medical checks for pilots last month after uncovering new evidence of unreported concerns over Lubitz's mental state.
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Farmers and a group representing seed companies sent the agreement to the government in December, but the details were previously unreported.
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And while the consequences of unreported, untreated rapes are not always as obvious as in my case, they are often devastating.
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At the hospital, Alice sees the most vicious tendencies of Karachi—murders and molestations that go unreported, bodies that go unclaimed.
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What went unreported at the time was that the death of Euroscepticism also took a lot of work on my part.
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Among the most pressing issues discovered were previously unreported concerns with the wiring that helps control the tail of the Max.
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These are a handful of the news and issues that go unreported when small newspapers close or are gutted by layoffs.
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Instead, the automaker's North American unit maintained a database of actual but unreported sales, according to an order from the SEC.
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Some deaths are unreported There is no official federal source on how many transgender people are killed in a given year.
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She was working more than 1043 hours of overtime a month, according to an inquiry, much of it unreported and unpaid.
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In all, the indictment said Infante received nearly $200,000 in unreported cash, income and gifts, which the prosecutor described as bribes.
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Many of those examples go overlooked and unreported amid the slamming of office doors on both sides of Capitol Hill's hallways.
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Even when you look at both reported and unreported rapes during that time period, roughly 12% of victimizations resulted in arrests.
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Officials concede that hundreds of additional cases go unreported because X-ray testing is offered only to working miners who volunteer.
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Those figures represent only a fraction of disputes across China, since many conflicts go unreported and Mr. Xi has intensified censorship.
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I find myself looking for unreported or under-reported stories and trying to talk to people who other journalists aren't reaching.
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The timing of the previously unreported funding round was alluded to in a sexual harassment lawsuit filed yesterday by a former employee.
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Then arose the claim that some 90 precincts in Iowa had been left unstaffed, leaving 5 percent of the state's results unreported.
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The point is, this environmental factor probably precipitated the type of cyberbullying that often goes unreported: when the victim is a robot.
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And the news agency admits that its count is "still low" as a portion of migrant deaths inevitably go undiscovered or unreported.
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Hunter Biden's work for Popoviciu in 2016 went unreported at the time, but Joe Biden's involvement in Romania was very much public.
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For example, the form asks for the reportee's taxpayer identification number, physical address, legal name, and the specific amount of unreported income.
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Lori Spragens, executive director of the ASDSO, told Gizmodo that it's possible there are more incidents that have gone unnoticed or unreported.
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That could mean that there are more unreported cases, but food safety experts think the outbreak may soon come to an end.
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Yet buyers will need to dig below the surface to find the real deal breakers, including shoddy construction and unreported property damage.
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Friday marks the end of the program's first phase, during which the lowest penalty of 20.17 percent on previously unreported assets applies.
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For nearly three weeks in June, the Boca Raton Police Department was engaged in a partnership with Ring that went publicly unreported.
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Atina staff only found out about the girls' case by accident, leaving Ms Hrnjak to wonder how many other cases go unreported.
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Around 1 million pigs have been culled so far to contain the disease although many more could have died in unreported outbreaks.
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But many outbreaks go unreported, farmers have told Reuters, with local officials in some provinces unwilling to verify or report the disease.
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Unreported layoffs toward the end of last year reduced headcount to nearly nothing in cities they expanded to, like Atlanta and Charlotte.
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But the current secretary of labor, Alexander Acosta, is moving to rescind the persuader rule and allow "indirect advice" to go unreported.
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It has been making slow but steady improvements to its very inefficient justice sector, in which 93 percent of crimes go unreported.
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In 2013, they detected unreported side effects of prescription drugs before they were found by the Food and Drug Administration's warning system.
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In order to deal with illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing activities, "assets have been relocated and strengthened" in the Natunas, he said.
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Economist Samuel Hammond said Friday that despite a relatively low unemployment rate, there is still a number of unreported cases of unemployment.
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Hasen said the question before Wednesday had been whether Cohen had made an unreported contribution to the Trump campaign exceeding legal limits.
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About 13 sexual assaults on women are reported every month in Lebanon, official data show, but campaigners say many more go unreported.
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The majority of harassment episodes still go unreported and some plaintiff's laywers contend that the risks of speaking out have actually increased.
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However, problems remain with our reporting; a 2013 Department of Justice study found that more than half of hate crimes go unreported.
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The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp estimated the pension plan is unfunded by $937 million, according to previously unreported court filings in August.
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The fact that that Palo Alto, Merced, and the University of California, Berkeley had or have contracts with PredPol was previously unreported.
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What went largely unreported was the fact that these conflicts stemmed not just from the Panthers, but also from the federal government.
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Such estimates likely understate the problem because of the failure to account for any fraud and waste that goes undiscovered or unreported.
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Eliza took to Reddit Wednesday for an Ask Me Anything session to answer questions and provide more unreported detail about the story.
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The Los Angeles Times investigation features interviews with nearly a dozen fashion insiders and details of at least two previously unreported incidents.
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Many Mexicans have lost faith in their police and prosecutors; a government survey shows that about nine of 10 crimes go unreported.
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And officials emphasized that they would continue to send previously unreported cases to the federal database as soon as they discover them.
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In addition, the timing of the $130,000 payment so close to the presidential election may suggest an unreported and illegal campaign contribution.
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Since allegations against Harvey Weinstein surfaced last October, countless women and men have come forward with previously unreported allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The agency said it would start to include a statement with the report when it contains large quantities of previously unreported sales.
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To find out more about Hamoui's previously unreported move, we were in touch earlier today with Rannala to catch up a bit.
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But no attack on our democracy should go unreported to the people, and besides -- everyone already knew Obama was for Clinton anyway.
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Michael Cohen, the president's lawyer who made the payment, has argued it did not constitute an unreported (and therefore illegal) campaign donation.
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And even if you've gotten away with exaggerating deductions or unreported income in the past, don't assume your luck will last forever.
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Between 5003 and 2014, naloxone reversed at least 26,000 overdose deaths, though the number is likely higher as many cases go unreported.
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The previously unreported Valve project is the subject of a new YouTube series called Exposure, from the indie studio Lunch House Software.
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He pointed out that one of the primary barriers to doing this is the amount of crime that goes unobserved and unreported.
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But since some shootings go unreported, the database is likely missing some, as well as the details of some of the events.
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In previously unreported conversations, a small senior staff group has been discussing oversight — including meetings between Cipollone and top communications and press officials.
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The FDA found problems with the devices' batteries, which led to an unreported death, as well as "cybersecurity vulnerabilities" with the monitoring system.
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And Comey&aposs notes, the single biggest unreported part of it was Trump saying to Comey, hey, I didn&apost collude with Russia.
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Kelly's attorney Yoichi Kitamura told the WSJ that outside experts told his client, through company channels, that the unreported future payments were fine.
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It's in these spaces that sexual misconduct and abuse has gone unchecked, ignored, or unreported as a result of this exclusive, isolationist environment.
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As with anything in 2018, there could be other, as-yet-unreported activity, but that is not something publicly known to this point.
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This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21979, went unreported in The Times.
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Police say the number of reported crimes fell in 123 compared to the previous year, though they admit that many crimes go unreported.
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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) says the Sahara crossing is at least as deadly as the Mediterranean, although most incidents go unreported.
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One scene depicts her desperation to cover an unreported humanitarian crisis in Sri Lanka—this was the trip that cost her an eye.
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It is highly likely that many of these cases go unreported and untreated, which is unfortunate because there are very effective treatments available.
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Previously, infections often went unreported as the disease mainly affects rural areas where populations can be highly infected, but don't notify the authorities.
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For Wisniewski, #MeToo was an opportunity to document the millions of stories of sexual misconduct that go unreported and unnoticed by the media.
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Exactly how many is difficult to say because an estimated 75% of cases are relatively mild and go unreported, according to the PAHO.
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The Texas senator used it to push back against queries over unreported loans to his 2012 Senate campaign from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
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Comey reportedly told lawmakers behind closed doors that one of those facts included another unreported meeting between Sessions and Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyac.
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Similar problems happen at all levels of background checks, from states failing to report mental health histories to some previous crimes going unreported.
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A former U.S. attorney told The Daily Beast that the remaining unreported evidence could amount to "more" than what U.S. experts have anticipated.
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This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 215, went unreported in The Times.
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On Wednesday, President Trump suggested that the topic of his unreported second meeting with Vladimir Putin at a G20 dinner was also adoption.
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Also known as that frigid time of year when the mold in your flat is starting to look like unreported alien life forms.
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Numbers are likely far higher, as many cases go unreported because compounding facilities in many states are not required to report such problems.
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When it comes to smuggling, North Korea's use of ship-to-ship transfers continues to circumvent sanctions "unabated," including through previously unreported methods.
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Then, for each instance, she added nine lighter stencils, representing the statistical nine cases of rape that go unreported for every reported case.
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As in my case, the majority of these crimes go unreported, with only 12 percent of child sexual abuse being reported to authorities.
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The unreported news in question, however, is not overlooked disasters or under-reported tragedies in far-flung countries, but minor league sporting events.
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On Tuesday, Trump doubled down on his claim, when he asserted without evidence that the crime increase is a result of unreported crimes.
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Lawyers contacted by Business Insider said they were aware of other, previously unreported complainants, and that they expected more suits to be filed.
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My only unreported thing is today the Saudi prosecutor seeks death penalty for five people allegedly involved in the journalist Jamal Khashoggi's death.
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Convincing skeptics on the board to embrace negative rates wasn't easy, according to previously unreported accounts of the events on that fateful night.
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On the U.S. border with Mexico, migrant women and girls are often the victims of sexual assaults that go unreported, uninvestigated and unprosecuted.
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Many buggy accidents go unreported, he said, partly because uninsured buggy owners often negotiate cash settlements with drivers and often refuse medical attention.
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This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 247, went unreported in The Times.
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The CEO of Wellness Heaven, Tassilo Keilmann, told CNN that many instances of thievery go unreported by luxury hotels for a simple reason.
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It's no wonder that the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics reported that from 2006 to 2010, 65 percent of sexual assaults went unreported.
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This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 19917, went unreported in The Times.
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"Although the addition of the checkbox was successful in identifying previously unreported maternal deaths, the checkbox was sometimes checked in error," she said.
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Even a lot of severe cases are unreported since diagnostic tests were only recently deployed to the front lines of China's healthcare system.
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The visit from an Adult Protective Services unit, previously unreported, occurred in February 2015, eight months before Herzer was ejected from Redstone's home.
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This article is part of Overlooked, a series of obituaries about remarkable people whose deaths, beginning in 21949, went unreported in The Times.
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It may be tempting to let overseas accounts go unreported to the IRS, but the agency is on the lookout for these accounts.
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According to the most recent figures by the NHS, one in 10 British women experience postnatal depression, although many incidences go completely unreported.
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This is government's attempt to tackle corruption, black money flow, counterfeit as well as terrorism activities that often involve unreported stash of cash.
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"You've seen actually initial signs of it in the Mexican presidential campaign already," McMaster said in previously unreported remarks made during the Dec.
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China has reported 212 outbreaks of the contagious disease since last August, though farmers and industry insiders say several outbreaks are going unreported.
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The meetings, which took place during the transition, included a previously unreported sit-down with the head of Russia's state-owned development bank.
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Bloomberg revealed Monday that the U.S. Justice Department is investigating five cases against the ride-hailing giant, two of which were previously unreported.
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At the same time, it was revealed last week that during 2017 Russia launched three hitherto unreported probes against Norway in the Arctic.
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Democracy is not dying in darkness at the national level, but is threatened at the community level, as city council meetings go unreported.
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There will be no way to have confidence in such a quick judgment about previously unreported actions without knowing what those actions were.
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Officials fear that hundreds more cases of measles have gone unreported, and Mr. Day issued a third state of emergency two weeks ago.
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The discovery of the previously unreported graves provides further evidence of a campaign of ethnic cleansing during last year's violence in Rakhine State.
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Supporters were pitching their own conspiracy theories on unreported precincts as well as the controversial coin toss that decided how some delegates were awarded.
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The previously unreported plans are Zhejiang Geely's first move to shake up the British brand since its purchase of a majority stake in 2017.
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Since the only seemingly effective way to report an instance of harassment means going nuclear, minor incidents go unreported and the perpetrators continue harassing.
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Two out of three sexual assaults go unreported, according to federal surveys and data analyzed by the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN).
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Unfortunately, research has shown that at least one in five female college students has faced sexual abuse or assault (and many cases go unreported).
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We also don't know how many cases of sexual harassment are going unreported by companies that have policies to keep such reports under wraps.
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Perhaps many meteoric deaths have simply gone unreported—a possibility supported by the fact that historic records are very sparse before the 19th century.
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Most go unreported, say activists, as victims are too scared to report crimes to the police fearing Section 377 will be used against them.
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The deal's rationale and price tag, previously unreported, underscore how Amazon aims to do more than sell another popular camera, as analysts had thought.
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When inappropriate jokes and discrimination do occur, it often goes unreported because LGBTQ workers don't believe their supervisor or HR department will do anything.
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Steadfast commitment to the new technology and belief that it gives sophisticated criminals the upper hand mean that even some multimillion heists go unreported.
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Federal surveys and data analyzed by the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN) show that two out of three sexual assaults go unreported.
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" She added: "To say that reported rapes are the only rapes that count contributes to the ideology that survivors of unreported rape don't matter.
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"A lot of these incidents go unreported so anything we can do to make it easier to report, we want to do," Hooper said.
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Unreported sponcon is a continuing problem in beauty as more and more brands divert marketing dollars away from print and digital advertising to influencers.
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Many more deaths may have gone unreported since, in the event of an accident, bodies can be buried in the rubble, the organization added.
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Her outreach to Native American organizations and tribal leaders has continued in the months since that speech -- largely unreported and outside the public eye.
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While many cases go unreported, about 14 cases for every 100,000 people are diagnosed each year in the United States, according to the CDC.
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"If this is true, then it looks like Cohen may have made an unreported loan to the campaign rather than a contribution," he said.
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Undetermined exposures could include cases in which, for example, an unreported spill of chemicals or waste products into the Mississippi River causes illness downriver.
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Most of that "tax gap" is income that goes unreported, and the biggest chunk of it, by far — $125 billion — is individual business income.
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But experts — and the DOJ itself — say those numbers likely pale in comparison to the actual presence of ransomware, as it often goes unreported.
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This action plan was necessitated as a result of countless illegal incidents of violence and oppression against the Dalits, many of which go unreported.
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The government has recently amended its laws in an effort to combat human trafficking and slavery, as well as illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
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The ship was officially bound for Portugal, but along the way, it made two unscheduled and unreported stops along the coast of Western Sahara.
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Lots of crossborder trade with China goes unreported in the first place, so we could simply see more of it going off the books.
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Career security personnel reportedly expressed concerns about Kushner's family real estate business' ties to foreign governments and his previously unreported contacts with foreign officials.
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She's not specific about what was said, but says based on prior unreported domestic violence, she believes he's capable of carrying out the threat.
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For instance, some communities are more likely to call the cops than others, and some crimes are more likely to go unreported than others.
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Because it takes two to three weeks for an illness to reach the agency's attention, illnesses contracted after April 7 may still be unreported.
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And when he died at 21960 on Christmas Day in 21970, little public notice was taken; his death went virtually unreported at the time.
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For every one peso declared in campaign spending, at least 15 pesos more go unreported, nonprofit Mexicanos Contra la Corruption estimated earlier this year.
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Already, more than a million pigs have been culled, according to the Chinese government, and there may be many more unreported cases of infection.
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But previously unreported financial data from the Ukrainian prosecutor general's office show the company paid $283,000 to Boies Schiller for legal services in 2014.
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Mr. Kelly testified that he had "scanned" the financial disclosure form rules and was "vaguely familiar" about what types of gifts could go unreported.
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According to Reed's book, the blast, classified by NORAD as the largest non-nuclear explosion in recorded history, had gone unreported for 20 years.
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Aside from the instances of unreported in-kind contributions that were confirmed Thursday by the commission, however, the other most scandalous claims were dismissed.
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Those talks coincided with a previously unreported event in San Francisco that raised about $12,000 for her campaign, hosted by local physicians and activists.
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Will CNN send its cameras to the border to show the massive unreported crisis now unfolding -- or are they worried it will hurt Hillary?
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Firms would deny insurance for vessels on a European Union blacklist of ships involved in illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) fishing around the world.
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About 90 cases of rape are reported in India each day and many more go unreported because of the social stigma attached to victims.
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That projection stems from 281 "incidents" that were reported to the agency, but it believes there could be many more cases that went unreported.
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The daily number of new cases in China seems to be declining, but there are still plenty of opportunities for cases to go unreported.
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Before then, "vaping-associated lung injuries were unreported and not tracked by public health agencies," state epidemiologist Dr. Tom Safranek said in a statement.
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Part of the movie's pitch is that this mission was previously classified, meaning the heroism of Nelson and his men went unreported for years.
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Sixty-nine percent of Democratic men and 84% of Democratic women saw unreported sexual harassment or assault as a bigger problem than untrue allegations.
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The documentary, "Stranger Fruit," which premiered Saturday, included previously unreported surveillance video of Mr. Brown visiting the convenience store several hours before his death.
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But black and Latino New Yorkers are still disproportionately stopped, and multiple Police Department audits show that around 64 percent of stops go unreported.
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It was one of these subpoenas that uncovered the unreported wire transfers, which were conducted through several unnamed financial institutions, primarily Swiss bank accounts.
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Cohen denies that the payment, which Trump said last week he did not know about, constitutes an unreported campaign donation to the Trump campaign.
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But the statistics do not reflect the true extent of the crimes, as many of them go unreported for fear of reprisal, activists say.
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In New York, deep layoffs at The Daily News stoked fears that important local stories, particularly in the boroughs outside Manhattan, would go unreported.
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Reuters obtained the previously unreported data through access-to-information requests from Ontario, which asks inmates to indicate their race when they enter jail.
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However, many more cases still go unreported, especially in rural areas, because of the fear of social consequences and lack of trust in police.
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The airlines' comments fit with broader studies that estimate three of every four sexual harassment incidents in the workplace in United States go unreported.
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The documents also revealed previously unreported aspects of the ACU proposal, including the involvement of a Russian nuclear equipment manufacturer currently under U.S. sanctions.
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Its isolation went largely unreported until activists inside the city began publishing photographs of starving residents in December, Madaya has since drawn international attention.
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Given the patchy data and the high number of unreported cases, some researchers say microcephaly statistics may provide a better indicator of the outbreak's severity.
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Nearly $40 million of that money was left unreported by the committee with it only being required to list its top five contractors, ProPublica reports.
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That almost doubles the view count over 2015, and doesn't even factor in unreported numbers from WatchESPN's streaming service and other streams of the championships.
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We recognize that you do remove posts that are reported, but we are troubled that violent content more often goes unreported, and worse, is upvoted.
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Reuters spoke to about a dozen diplomats and aid workers, who described the previously unreported discussions in Myanmar and New York on condition of anonymity.
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Simpson made a previously unreported allegation against a Soviet-born real estate broker who handled dozens of sales at Trump-licensed high-rises in Miami.
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It does not account for the number of unreported assaults on college campuses, which is projected to be much higher than represented in these visualizations.
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Among these, unreported until now, is the report he filed three days after his first acid trip for his employers at the Sandoz pharmaceutical company.
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As many have a large pool of workers, you can work with a colleague and never see them again—another reason why incidents go unreported.
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According to their investigation, 16 MSU football players have been accused of sexual assault or violence since the 2007 season, including some previously unreported cases.
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The big reform is the government's latest attempt to curb corruption in the nation and curtail terrorism activities that often use unreported stash of cash.
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Sharif on Thursday described his removal last month by the top court over unreported income as "an insult to the mandate of 200 million voters".
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Kabiri said there may have been more cases of intimidation which went unreported because the families chose not to tell activists living abroad about them.
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India's numerous illegal mines, often in remote hilly terrain, also have a poor safety record, although there is little data as many accidents go unreported.
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Moderators were given explicit examples regarding the types of messages and photos described and told to review only the reported content, not unreported adjacent content.
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However, when it comes to episodes of violence, most of the cases go unreported, according to representatives from the various LGBT groups I spoke to.
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Taking into consideration unreported cases as well, the military survey estimated 20,500 male and female service members experienced some kind of sexual assault last year.
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In its months-long investigation, the AP interviewed more than 22017 people and reviewed two contracts from Alibaba that contained the previously unreported exclusivity clauses.
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The federal prosecutors office in Brasília confirmed the previously unreported talks with agribusiness representatives about the proposed ban, but declined a request for an interview.
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Anti-abortion groups expressed anger at Monday's decision, insisting that abortion care is rife with unreported medical risks and malpractice, and vowed to press on.
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If that isn't enough, Global Financial Integrity reports that illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing generates US$15.5 billion to $85033 billion in illicit annual profits.
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Out canvassing in leafy suburbs, Mrs Clinton's supporters were politely assured their candidate "had killed someone, sold drugs and committed any number of unreported crimes".
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At issue is whether the payment represented a personal expense or an unreported loan to Trump's campaign – which could run afoul of federal election law.
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In addition, once pain assessment became a standard feature of American medical practice, doctors found themselves confronted with an apparent epidemic of previously unreported agony.
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Right now, an enormous number of these heinous acts go unreported, including even high-profile crimes like the murders of Heather Heyer and Khalid Jabara.
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The dreaded audit is the main way the I.R.S. catches scofflaws and ferrets out unreported income, but it is a time-consuming and imperfect tool.
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The HRC notes that incidences of anti-transgender violence sometimes go unreported or misreported, and many victims are misgendered by police departments or the media.
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All together, prosecutors have shown through these vendors how the allegedly unreported money in foreign bank accounts built out Manafort's collection of finer things. 5.
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However, since the ALA's database is built by media coverage and individual reports, it's not exhaustive; there could be many more challenges that go unreported.
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They involved at least 1,790 children, but many more were believed to still be unreported, according to the report, which cited the Girls' Protection Foundation.
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The prosecution has argued that Manafort concealed millions of his earnings in overseas bank accounts and used the unreported income to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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An advertising campaign introduced by the British government in 2012 inspired an additional 8,300 taxpayers to register unreported income, bringing in 19 million more pounds.
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Through the jurors, we're able to see that the scope of domestic violence and relationship-based crimes run wide and deep, and often go unreported.
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An invoice by Cannon shows the landlords were aware of an unreported electrical fire in an adjoining auto body shop to the Ghost Ship space.
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In a previously unreported development, the Education Department last week reversed an Obama-era reform that broadened the agency's approach to protecting rights of students.
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Additionally, overdose deaths and suicides are linked in that an unknown number of the deaths determined to be opioid overdoses may actually be unreported suicides.
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But over the next several decades, the dalliances of White House occupants, including John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, were mostly known but unreported.
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Many of these accounts arrive from media reports, and while attacks on artistic freedom are gaining more attention, many are still underreported, or outright unreported.
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Our planet is freezing, record low temps,and our GW scientists are stuck in ice 26,000 unreported sexual assults in the military-only 238 convictions.
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Experts have expressed fears, however, that there are many more unreported cases, telling Science magazine that there may be a "silent epidemic" in the country.
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The Times was told of at least seven Russia-linked Facebook groups by the people familiar with the investigation, some of which were previously unreported.
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"We refer to the disease surveillance iceberg — underneath the water's surface are all the cases that are mild, asymptomatic, untested and unreported," Ms. Ernst said.
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In July, the startup raised an undisclosed amount in seed funding from Kindred Ventures, Valia Ventures, and Marc Benioff, which has gone unreported until now.
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Airbnb bought up Eliot, an on-demand rental pricing tool, in a previously unreported deal in October 2018, an Airbnb spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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In a statement issued late on Thursday, the SOA said several previously unreported slicks were spotted by planes, vessels and satellites near the disaster site.
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Sessions during the appearance also denied rumors that he had a third, previously unreported private meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the presidential campaign.
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At least one prominent politician has called out the dinner, which was unreported by Facebook and the White House until NBC News reported on it.
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The scientists say that the increase is likely a result of new, unreported production of the gas, known as CFC-11, probably in East Asia.
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Lesser also details a previously unreported affair with another architect in his office, Marie Kuo, and suggests there were flings on the side as well.
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And as staggering as those statistics are, actual number of incidents in each country is likely much higher because many of these crimes go unreported.
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Stories about American artillery barrages that devastated villages or search-and-destroy operations that went awry were common, he insisted, while enemy atrocities went unreported.
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The operations came to include the previously unreported hacks of a German human rights group, the United Nations' offices in New York and FIFA executives.
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Flood risks are easily overlooked because past flood damage often goes unreported and, as in Virginia, the burden of discovering it falls to the buyer.
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But according to CNN, these "slap on the wrist" types of punishments — and as a result, unreported rapes — are much more common than we think.
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When Ms. McSally arrived at the Air Force Academy in 22010 at the age of 20123, sexual assault at the school was almost entirely unreported.
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The real number is probably much higher, says Francis Auma, the group's co-ordinator, since many cases go unreported or leave few clues implicating the state.
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The latest incident has led to soul-searching and recriminations in a country where studies show that rapes go largely unreported and victim blaming is common.
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What's remained unreported until now is the source of the 37 identical Sharpsburg comments, which match those submitted on behalf of more than 300,000 Americans nationwide.
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The American client who has a couple hundred thousand or a million dollars hidden offshore and unreported––the US government has closed most of those loopholes.
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In 2016, there were around 0003,000 rapes reported in India - up 60 percent from 2012, according to government data, and more cases go unreported, activists say.
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The payment is likely an illegal loan to the campaign by Michael Cohen and its repayment an unreported — and unlawful — campaign expenditure by Trump, Eisen alleges.
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India's shock demonetisation move last November, aimed at tackling counterfeit notes as well as unreported and untaxed wealth, helped boost the adoption of digital payment solutions.
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By the numbers: Police or security officers were involved in just 178 of last year's 350 reported cases (this does not include incidents that went unreported).
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In her op-ed, Tamblyn points out that, according to Federal Bureau of Justice Statistics, 65 percent of sexual assaults went unreported between 2006 and 2010.
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Tesla's plans could be affected by a previously unreported decision last month by the White House not to grant the automaker an exemption from 2880% tariffs.
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One former employee made similar claims about unreported auto part theft earlier this year, while another claimed in February that the company knowingly sold defective cars.
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The Supreme Court disqualified Sharif from office in July over unreported sources of annual income of about $10,000, a salary the former premier denies ever receiving.
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Jurisdictions don't have to share their hate crimes data, and not all victims will file a formal report which makes a count of unreported incidents unclear.
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The latest batch is associated with an unreported third email account tied to a family domain for Ivanka and Jared Kushner, accessible by their household staff.
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The law offers amnesty from prosecution to Brazilians if they bring unreported foreign funds home and pay a 30 percent fine in the form of tax.
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The studies published by CNA Corporation in December 2015, unreported until now, describe a detailed simulation of a protracted global food crisis from 2020 to 2030.
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They succeeded in making Manafort look like a spendthrift gallivanting around the world in his $15,000 ostrich jacket while shifting money from 15 unreported foreign accounts.
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The territory has had only 925 confirmed cases of Zika infection to date, but health officials assume there have been tens of thousands of unreported cases.
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In Iraq, the plight of Assyrian Christians, Yazidis, and religious minorities, thousands of whom were forcibly displaced during ISIS' murderous march across Iraq, goes largely unreported.
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"Steady demand has contributed to a decline of reported and unreported inventories in China," Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Michael Widmer said in a note.
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Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing costs West African economies $2.3 billion a year, according to a recent study published in Frontiers in Marine Science journal.
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" He said he was given painkillers after undergoing previously unreported liposuction surgery, adding, "I got liposuction, because I didn't want you' all to call me fat.
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An ADM spokesman also told Reuters last week the company's global trade desk suffered a small loss last year, a previously unreported detail of its results.
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But the victims are just two among the almost 1,000 women killed by men in England and Wales since 2009, whose murders have gone largely unreported.
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Accounts from the region, satellite images and previously unreported official documents suggest that detainees are being sent to new factories built inside or near the camps.
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The initially unreported payments to McDougal and Daniels far exceeded that: McDougal received $53,000 as part of a "catch and kill" deal with American Media, Inc.
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Prosecutors, however, have said that the payments, which exceeded the limit for an unreported campaign donation, were made with the purpose of influencing the presidential election.
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Victims of hate crimes often do not believe that reporting their crime will help their situation, and that contributes to why many hate crimes remain unreported.
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And he was asked, for the second week in a row, about a 2015 fender bender involving his official vehicle, which went unreported at the time.
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The combat — along with at least 10 other previously unreported attacks on American troops in West Africa from 2015 to 2017 — indicated that the deadly Oct.
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The previously unreported episode was the latest in a series of information technology snafus caused by the department's Medicare branch dating back more than a year.
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The previously unreported actions by Myanmar's military on Facebook are among the first examples of an authoritarian government's using the social network against its own people.
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In a previously unreported attempted deal, a Taliban representative told US military negotiators that they'd free the Coleman family in exchange for a ransom of $150,000.
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But while cooking might be measured as one hour of labor, the child care element might be categorized as secondary or even unreported entirely, Kripke explained.
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Airbnb quietly acquired Eliot, a real-time pricing calculator for rental property owners, in a previously unreported 2018 deal, an Airbnb spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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A Royal Thai Navy ship, the HTMS Thaimuang, shoves off from the harbor to patrol the Gulf of Thailand for Illegal, unreported and/or unregulated fishing.
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And in a previously unreported episode, a third candidate was offered the job, accepted it, and only then was told the league had changed its mind.
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Airbnb quietly bought Proprly, a property management service for short-term rentals, in a previously unreported May 2016 deal, an Airbnb spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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What has emerged is a rich account, with new analysis, previously unreported episodes and fresh details of how the president exploits the platform to exert power.
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Based on the fact that Ted Cruz was born in Canada and is therefore a "natural born Canadian," did he borrow unreported loans from C banks?
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The growing problem goes by the clunky name of "illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing," and it has put whole swaths of the world's fisheries in danger.
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The EEOC estimates that some 70% of all workplace harassment incidents go unreported -- and when employees do speak up, they often face some form of retaliation.
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Although there were fewer than 231,2160 laboratory-confirmed cases in the outbreak over all, there were more than 6,000 suspected cases and undoubtedly many more unreported.
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But financial exploitation routinely is overlooked and unreported, prosecutors say, because — unlike child abuse — there are is no national government-run system for complaints and intervention.
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Their exits, previously unreported, are the latest leadership changes at the $2 billion, two-year-old company that has seen a lot of those changes recently.
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Anti-trafficking charities fear the number is much higher with many cases going unreported as survivors fear stigma and retribution from traffickers if they file complaints.
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Advances in technology could also help in the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, with theft estimated to be worth $23.5 billion a year, experts said.
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What also goes unreported is the intense, constant cooperation between allied security services as they undertake the unenviable and herculean task of stopping the next terrorist operation.
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It will be based on of Rivera's New York Times best-selling autobiography "Unbreakable" and incorporate testimonies from her loved ones including unreported details of her life.
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They not only confirm the findings contained in ProPublica's report, but further reveal an alarming array of previously unreported weaknesses in the network hosting the Crosscheck server.
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Two previously unreported vulnerabilities in the high-speed internet service provider's online customer portal made it easy for even an unsophisticated hacker to access this sensitive information.
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"I suspect there's a lot of Nipah in India that goes unreported because many cases are sporadic and not all of them lead to encephalitis," Luby said.
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Covington recommends Uber update its discrimination and harassment policies to make them easier to understand, and to ensure that no reported instance of inappropriate behavior goes unreported.
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Industry insiders say outbreaks are going unreported, either because local authorities cannot pay farmers forced to cull their herds, or because they fear punishment from higher-ups.
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The new passport, which would allow Assange, who is in failing health, to return to Australia, was issued in September last year but remained unreported until Saturday.
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Among the complaints is a previously unreported issue involving damage to the wiring of the angle of attack sensor by a foreign object, according to the source.
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The move comes as the Indian government bolsters its attempts to curb black money, counterfeit, corruption, and several terrorism activities that often involve stash of unreported cash.
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At the time, DOJ cited the Bureau of Justice Statistics' National Crime Victimization Survey, which found that between 20173 and 22017, 236% of hate crimes went unreported.
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Video Gates also said there were "hundreds" of emails showing Manafort explicitly approving Gates&apos actions and wire transfers, including ones from allegedly unreported foreign bank accounts.
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One in five will be a victim of sexual assault or rape at some point, and many, if not most, of these crimes on campus go unreported.
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ShotSpotter estimates that about 80 percent of gun violence goes unreported, and they are in the process of convincing municipalities worldwide that their technology will reduce fatalities.
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But changes by police also have meant that a large number of uses of force go unreported, and the quality of use-of-force investigations has declined.
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Just to take one statistic, U.K. Government research showed that while 85 percent of women experience some form of harassment, 90 percent of the incidents remain unreported.
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A House Natural Resources subcommittee will have a hearing looking into a report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on illegal and unreported and unregulated fishing.
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I was raped in Massachusetts, where untested, unreported rape kits can be destroyed within six months even if the statute of limitations to report is 15 years.
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MINUSCA said in an email that it is "reviewing and will transparently report on allegations (made by Code Blue)... of unreported cases of sexual exploitation and abuse".
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In a generally unreported incident in the early morning hours on May 29, a U.S. Marine stationed at a "mobile surveillance camera site" in El Centro, Calif.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) proposed a new rule Thursday that aims to crack down on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and seafood fraud.
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Amputations and other serious injuries are commonplace but often go unreported to the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, according to labor advocates and workplace safety watchdogs.
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Democrats pounced on the admission as proof that Cohen and Trump were involved in criminal activity as the payments are under investigation as possible unreported campaign contributions.
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Breaches and potential intrusions at large law firms often go unreported and generally come to light only anecdotally — often in news reports or discussions at legal conferences.
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I made the mistake of brushing what happened to me under the rug and let it go unreported because I didn't want to kick up a fuss.
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They seemed to be hoping the whole event would remain below the radar, and hours afterward it appeared to have gone unreported in the Palestinian news media.
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They include conducting an outside review into "unreported claims," creating an employee advisory committee, updating sexual harassment and conduct policies, and offering employees services, training and education.
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The F.B.I. agent, Steven Krueger, alerted numerous agencies to his findings, according to interviews with state and local law enforcement officials who recounted the previously unreported events.
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But the combat — along with at least 10 other previously unreported attacks on American troops in West Africa between 43 and 2017 — indicates that the deadly Oct.
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Many child marriages are unreported, and while police have clamped down on the practice in Bihar, more aggressive surveillance could be pushing illegal marriages underground and untraceable.
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A Defense Department survey found that unreported sexual assaults rose nearly 50 percent to 747 in the 2017-18 school year, compared with 507 the year before.
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That income was frequently padded by unreported side businesses in the country's large black market and government subsidies that lowered the cost of utilities, food and gasoline.
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"Even though we achieved 99.84 percent success in our recount effort, we are not willing to accept that votes go unreported," Mr. Latimer said in a statement.
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To calculate how many lead poisoning cases in the US might be unreported, Roberts and his colleagues used the CDC's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).
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But that is not true: Ninety-three percent of crimes in Mexico went either unreported or uninvestigated in 2018, according to a survey by Mexico's statistics agency.
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But over the past few days, "60 Minutes" and The Times have disclosed two previously unreported allegations, both from women who said Mr. Batali had drugged them.
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Our reporters learned previously unreported details of the Russians' conversations, which focused on Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's campaign chairman at the time, and Michael Flynn, an adviser.
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Modi's administration also implemented a tax amnesty scheme that brought in nearly $10 billion in undeclared income, while regulators are also trying to target unreported accounts overseas.
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Walmart confirmed the previously unreported decision, and said it still partners with seven delivery firms, including DoorDash and Postmates, four of which it signed up in January.
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The IRS can sniff out unreported income and earnings through third-party reporting sources, including your employer, your bank or brokerage, and small businesses that pay you.
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The Trump-related hotel and unreported family loan interest were the only two issues staffers raised in their memo to committee members going into Rettig's nomination hearing.
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Many attacks against the homeless go unreported, according to the National Coalition for the Homeless, making the frequency of violence against poor people difficult to properly quantify.
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The November text had an attachment as well: an image of a woman who looked like Lauren Sanchez, with whom Bezos had been having an unreported affair.
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F.B.I. officials said they were unsure how much memorabilia was stolen, in part because many thefts go unreported and there is no central clearinghouse for stolen collectibles.
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In 2014, the federal government tried to do something about mislabeling, creating the US Government Task Force on Combating Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing and Seafood Fraud.
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And they revealed aspects of the war that had gone largely unreported by major media, including the widening of U.S. activity to include bombing Cambodia and Laos.
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Survivors face tremendous obstacles in reporting sexual assault, which is why an estimated three of every four assaults go unreported, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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These are not hard numbers to find, nor is it difficult to figure out why as many as 5 to 20 percent of these assaults go unreported.
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Israel continues to attack Hezbollah positions on the Golan, most recently last month against an intelligence position in the village of Tel el Qudne (also previously unreported).
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Now, Trump's former National Security Adviser Mike Flynn -- fired in a storm of controversy after unreported meetings with Russia's ambassador -- wants immunity from prosecution to tell his story.
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In Canada, an estimated one in three women will experience sexual violence in her lifetime; the crimes frequently go unreported, with only 6 percent making official police reports.
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These previously unreported efforts did not come to fruition, but underscore the weakness of Mulvaney's position even before his headline-generating performance in the briefing room last week.
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As Tamblyn mentions in her piece, 65 percent of sexual assaults went unreported from 2006 to 2010 according to a report by the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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It's hard to imagine a terrorist recruitment post going unreported for 21 days (the median age for content in Q23) if it was seeing any kind of traffic.
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But previously unreported contracts on the website of the Houston-Galveston Area Council reveal how much is being charged by two of the companies, Silicon Valley-based Drive.
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In addition, thousands of workers, including children, have been killed in illegal rat-hole mines that are notorious for their poor safety record, with many accidents going unreported.
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Regulators are happy with the system, says Saurabh Tripathi of BCG, a consultancy, since it protects deposits, increases financial inclusion and cuts tax evasion from unreported cash deals.
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But the scariest part is that really, it's difficult to tell just how widespread the crisis already is because it is suspected that many superbug cases go unreported.
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The big upward revision reflected the annual benchmarking of the data, which pushed saving higher because of an IRS report that found billions of dollars in unreported income.
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McGilvrey and another bail industry source described separate and previously unreported instances of scammers posing as law enforcement officers to obtain phone location data directly from telecom companies.
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Until delegates feel safe in calling out sexist behavior, and sure that action will be taken to stop it, it's likely that incidents will continue to go unreported.
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Reported rape cases in India have climbed steadily over recent years to around 40,000 in 2016, or about 100 a day, with many more believed to go unreported.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The American military in Afghanistan says it will delay announcing troop casualties until after next of kin have been notified, potentially leaving casualties unreported for days.
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Everytown said this is not an exhaustive list of mass shootings, as there could have been other cases that went unreported and were not included in their study.
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The region loses at least $1.3 billion a year from illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, said a 2014 report by the Africa Progress Panel, which champions sustainable development.
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"The problem is a lot of gender-based violence happens within households and because of cultural norms against reporting it, a lot of it goes unreported," he said.
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In that instance, the man's death went unreported for at least a week due to the fact that there were no workers in the park, according to HuffPost.
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On average, the center and its counterpart in Phoenix log 12,000 reports of scorpion stings each year, though many more go unreported because people treat them at home.
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"Whereas there is a long history of violence targeting transgender women of color in America, and much of it goes unreported or is reported inaccurately," the statement begins.
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" Mulvaney made the comments in a previously unreported October 2016 radio interview in which he also said Trump is not a role model and has said "atrocious things.
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Analysts have, however, warned that a lot of ransomware attacks in India would go unreported because of the high use of readily available pirated software by small companies.
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In a previously unreported incident, Columbia University's Global Center in Beijing canceled several talks it feared would upset Chinese officials, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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In addition to Manafort's alleged criminal use of unreported foreign bank accounts, prosecutors say she will also be able to speak to his alleged criminal bank fraud charges.
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American Bridge pounced on the apparent mistake, pointing to Kushner having to update his federal security clearance forms multiple times to amend with unreported contacts with foreign officials.
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The individuals named in the previously unreported documents are Ian Taylor, the chairman of Vitol, as well as Claude Dauphin, the former chief executive and chairman of Trafigura.
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A recent Ipsos survey of Singaporeans revealed that nearly 41 percent of respondents considered false accusations of sexual harassment a bigger problem in the country than unreported acts.
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The deepening American involvement in an array of secret missions goes largely unreported because of Tunisian and American concerns that publicizing this could attract even more extremist violence.
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His contemporaneous notes, seen by The New York Times and previously unreported, speak to a key issue for Olympic officials: the state's involvement in the massive sports fraud.
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What went unreported in the rush to condemn ibuprofen was that France already had been reevaluating NSAIDs, setting the country's medical experts up to be suspicious of them.
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At least one prominent politician has called out the dinner, which was unreported by Facebook and the White House until NBC News published a piece in late November.
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The training programme has also been marred by a string of fatal accidents along the way, although Koh said these had been unreported to avoid deterring prospective recruits.
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The advocacy group based its tally on credible reports from researchers, lawyers and media outlets, but said the actual numbers were likely higher because most incidents go unreported.
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Throughout their careers, the surgeons reported 32 cases of death from a fat embolism and 103 non-fatal cases, but there are probably many more that remain unreported.
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Kushner, who works on a broad foreign policy portfolio, has now had to amend his security clearance form twice to account for previously unreported meetings with Russian individuals.
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The effort has gone largely unreported, and the few publicly available details about it are buried under a layer of near impenetrable jargon in the latest Pentagon budget.
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"To her credit, she said, 'You don't need my permission; you just need to do the right thing for you,'" Casten told me, about the previously unreported meeting.
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Despite the Pentagon's efforts to encourage students to report assaults, unreported cases surged by almost 50 percent during the 2017-18 academic year, a Defense Department study found.
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Officials had raised questions about his own and his family's real estate business's ties to foreign governments and investors, and about initially unreported contacts he had with foreigners.
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In the current episode, it is also very likely some of the 550 million barrels unaccounted for in 2014/15 have gone into unreported storage outside the OECD.
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In February of 1987, Mr. Biden borrowed from a Robert Kennedy speech without attribution, later saying the remarks had been written for him; the incident initially went unreported.
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We believe that these child-rearing ideas capture people's unreported worldviews — their deep-seated understanding of how the world works and what a good society ought to be.
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The allegations, some previously unreported, are laid out in documents used by prosecutors when they sought a magistrate's order seizing assets from the banks and two diamond brokers.
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"Rockfalls are a common occurrence in Yosemite Valley and the park records about 80 rockfalls per year; though many more rockfalls go unreported," according to a second Yosemite statement.
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Watchdog group Common Cause filed complaints with the Justice Department and Federal Election Commission arguing that the settlement amounted to an unreported in-kind contribution to the Trump campaign.
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Kirkland Lake Gold Inc said it rejected a previously unreported takeover offer from South Africa's Gold Fields Ltd and Silver Standard Resources valuing the business at C$1.44 billion.
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At this point, all that is for certain is that an "incident" occurred that has gone unreported for months and suddenly diplomatic relations with Cuba are on the rocks.
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Sophia Hage, campaign director at Lentera Sintas said the high percentage of rape cases going unreported was the "tip of the iceberg" in the country of 250 million people.
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ProPublica has a look at a previously unreported clause of the document that President Trump used to place his sprawling business empire into a trust upon assuming the presidency.
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Nailing down global statistics on the issue is difficult because most instances of such violence go unreported, but one group of experts collected cases from more than 60 countries.
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So earlier this week you and Charlie again had a story about a previously unreported call that Zuckerberg made to the president post-election, which is not super unusual.
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"The IRS has been unequivocal in its intent to crackdown on unreported crypto and is beginning to acquire the records and resources to go after noncompliant taxpayers," Sweeney said.
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On Thursday night, Nicole Green, a tax preparation professional and certified Bitcoin professional with NGG Tax Group, received an urgent email from a client about possible unreported cryptocurrency transactions.
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An example of unreported margin debt: Robo-advisory Wealthfront, a so-called fintech startup overseeing nearly $250 billion, announced that it would offer its clients loans against their portfolios.
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This week, previously unreported incidents emerged that should forever keep the blame squarely focused on poor management by Chief Executive Dick Fuld and his long-time lieutenant Joe Gregory.
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The companies promised to help reduce illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing (IUU) and seek to ensure that such products and endangered species are not present in their supply chains.
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Government figures show the country recorded more than 8,000 human trafficking cases in 2016, 20 percent higher than the previous year, although rights activists say many cases go unreported.
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While the Senate Judiciary Committee in May released transcripts from a series of Trump Tower-related interviews, the House Intelligence Committee transcripts are expected to include previously unreported details.
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We have some meaningless indictments related to a Russian troll farm, some unreported taxes and lobbying, and a series of crimes created by the tactics of the investigation itself.
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"This is a big deal, not only because of the breadth of the charges, but because they're all intrinsically tied to unreported work for a foreign principal," Rosenstein said.
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It's obvious that they are not, and that there are absolutely no overlapping facts in the case of Manafort's unreported lobbying and the issues surrounding Stone's testimony to Congress.
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Multiple rockfalls "Rockfalls are a common occurrence in Yosemite Valley and the park records about 80 rockfalls per year, though many more rockfalls go unreported," the park's statement said.
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Modi's announcement comes as India bolsters its actions to fight corruption, money laundering, counterfeit, and terrorism activities, all of which typically see unreported stash of cashes used for transactions.
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"The bank had systemic deficiencies in its transaction monitoring systems, which resulted in monitoring gaps and a significant amount of unreported suspicious activity," said the OCC in a statement.
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The forms say that the firm has been working on issues involving trade deals, the World Trade Organization, Country of Origin Labeling regulations, and Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated fishing.
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It also doesn't account for the 75 percent of sexual assaults that generally go unreported, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, a division of the Department of Justice.
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That means it's likely that any big hurricane that hits the Gulf Coast will result in a slew of human rights abuses, both reported and unreported, at Southern prisons.
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Before her suicide, Ms. Takahashi was putting in more than 100 hours of overtime a month, according to an investigation by labor authorities, much of it unreported and unpaid.
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Richard Burr privately offered a grim prognosis for the outbreak while previewing some of the massive disruptions soon to come, according to a previously unreported recording obtained by NPR.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics found in 2013 that an estimated 80 percent of sexual assaults among female college students went unreported, compared to 67 percent of non-students.
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Mr. Gyure's unreported compensation — which also included the forgiveness of $160,000 in loans the club made to him at various points — came amid financial turmoil at the storied institution.
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The event has been a mainstay of London's social calendar for 33 years, yet the activities have remained largely unreported — unusual, perhaps, for a fund-raiser of its scale.
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But a great deal went unreported: about half of the outcomes on whether the drugs worked, and about two-thirds of the outcomes on whether the drugs caused harm.
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The previously unreported subpoena was issued in December by the United States Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, which oversees compliance with a number of American sanctions programs.
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COMEY: No. BURR: Director, when the president requested that you, and I quote, "let Flynn go," General Flynn had an unreported contact with the Russians, which is an offense.
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Corporate contributions, support for issue focused non-profits, and so-called "dark money" all have potential to influence voters, and the decisions officials make — and it all goes unreported.
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While admirers sought to focus on Mr. Michael's previously unreported donations and philanthropy, a more complicated image of his years of hard living and health problems emerged as well.
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It is too bad the reporting of his speech was all about the use of the words "last night" instead of the real issues in Sweden, which remain unreported.
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The Business of Fashion, which first reported the news, said the transition follows a previously unreported capital injection from Outdoor Voices' investors at a lower valuation than previous rounds.
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And they revealed aspects of the war, including the widening of U.S. activity to include the bombings of Cambodia and Laos, that had gone largely unreported by major media.
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President Trump's company had additional, previously unreported contacts with Russian officials during the 2016 presidential race, according to documents turned over to federal investigators, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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Trump denies the affair and knowledge of the payment at the time, which Cohen has backed up and said did not constitute an unreported donation to the Trump campaign.
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On one side you have Republican men, of whom 47% thought that unreported assaults was a bigger problem compared to 41% who considered false accusations to be the issue.
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It included a previously unreported allegation that Kavanaugh exposed himself during a "drunken dorm party" at Yale and thrust himself at an unnamed woman classmate—which Kavanaugh subsequently denied.
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Common Cause said in its complaints that Michael Cohen's alleged $130,000 payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels was an unreported in-kind contribution to the president's 2016 campaign.
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The resignation comes after Reuters contacted Uber on Monday about the previously unreported investigation into accusations from anonymous whistleblowers that Hornsey had systematically dismissed internal complaints of racial discrimination.
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In a previously unreported move, En+ had by March switched most of its dollar payments and loans into euros and pounds, according to a person familiar with En+ preparations.
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The false receipts allowed both Hobby Lobby to smuggle the artifacts into the United States, and the dealers to avoid paying taxes on millions of dollars of unreported sales.
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It has brought in new talent, and it has picked up some interesting new investments from strategic backers like Nikkei (one investment reported, and another unreported, from what I understand).
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They discovered approximately 11 million had simply gone unreported; that means another four million or so were probably lost to female infanticide (7 percent) and sex-selective abortion (20 percent).
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The opioid crisis plaguing the U.S. may be even worse than health officials previously thought, with tens of thousands of opioid-related deaths possibly going unreported from 0003 to 2015.
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But instead of reducing rape, these messages lead people to blame victims — and that helps make sure that most rapes go unreported and the vast majority of rapists go unprosecuted.
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For every peso of campaign spending reported during state elections, 15 pesos are unreported, anti-corruption group Mexicanos Contra La Corrupcion y la Impunidad said in a report on Tuesday.
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Between 2013 and 2017, ICE has filed 1,310 reports of sexual abuse, a number that immigrant rights advocates insist is likely much higher, considering how often sexual abuse goes unreported.
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This is especially troubling because if what happened in Flint isn't in the EPA database, many more violations across the country are likely unreported and hidden from the public eye.
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And 18% of Americans now think that false accusations of sexual assault are a bigger problem than attacks that go unreported or unpunished, compared with 13% in November last year.
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Ms. Cox said the Health Department began investigating when it found evidence of two failed abortions for the same patient whose complications went unreported during a regular inspection in March.
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The strategy, previously unreported, is crucial for the company, which is privately valued at $31 billion and is gearing up for an initial public offering of stock expected next year.
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This week, Tesla's former director of environmental, health, safety, and sustainability filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated for calling out unreported injuries at the company's Fremont assembly factory.
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Among the information they provided is a previously unreported issue involving damage to the wiring of the angle of attack sensor by a foreign object, according to the source. 5.
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While the Live video of the man's confession was quickly reported by another user, the video of the killing itself went unreported and therefore remained online for nearly two hours.
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"In mourning the victims today, we also rededicate ourselves to our commitment to preventing hate crimes," Rosenstein said of the announcement, acknowledging that many hate crimes continue to go unreported.
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Among the 21965,21990 children who were estimated to have had elevated blood lead levels that went unreported, more than half had not been reported because they had not been tested.
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Officials in Indonesia might be underestimating the true extent of a severe, mosquito-born illness, according to a new study, because many cases go unreported, per the World Health Organization.
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On their own, with no guidance or support, these amateur journalists have begun to connect dots, uncover previously unreported information, and learn how to scour the internet for useful data.
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RAINN estimates that roughly two out of three sexual assaults go unreported – so it's pretty disheartening to know that evidence from the ones that are reported might never be used.
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China, the world's top pork market, has reported 2148.925 outbreaks of the highly contagious African swine fever since August, though farmers and industry insiders say several outbreaks are going unreported.
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Their impending returns, previously unreported, are reminders that #MeToo jail time can be short — and that the larger project of reforming Silicon Valley's inequities hasn't always gone according to plan.
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Even if heirs didn't know about the existence of such accounts, they would eventually receive something from the Internal Revenue Service alerting them to unreported income from an overlooked account.
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Reports emerged last month that both senior aides had previously used their respective personal accounts for official information, but on Monday, Politico reported of a third and previously unreported address.
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The deaths however went unreported as victims' families and mine operators feared it could end illegal mining of mica, an important source of income in some of India's poorest regions.
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The Pentagon revealed Thursday that Russia granted a U.S. request not to target American special operations forces deployed to northern Syria, a previously unreported cooperation between the U.S. and Russia.
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About 300,000 Americans each year report cases of Lyme disease, according to the CDC, and the number of actual cases that go unreported could be 8 to 10 times higher.
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TechCrunch has discovered a previously unreported Facebook feature where users can scan a personalized QR code to score discounts or bonuses when they buy something in-person at certain shops.
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There were no comparative figures and the Commission had previously said violence against women went largely unreported, particularly in rural areas, where poverty and stigma prevented victims from speaking out.
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Sexual assault is one of the least-reported crimes: According to RAINN, 68% of sexual assaults go unreported, and 97 out of 100 rapists never see a day in jail.
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That accidental, yet vicious, crosscheck to Crosby's head appeared to spell doom for a player that has had his share of reported (and probably unreported) concussions during his NHL career.
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The problem with just dividing the total number of deaths and total number of cases is that it doesn't account for unreported cases or the delay from illness to death.
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Last year, in another previously unreported endeavor involving the two family businesses, the Trump Organization began managing a Kushner-owned hotel in Livingston, N.J., people briefed on the matter said.
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As a result, lawyers dealing with the issue say, many death threats go unreported, or users tired of the torrents of hate simply give up and leave the platform altogether.
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About 250,000 are said to take place annually, but based on a household survey, the bureau found that more than half of hate crimes between 2011 and 2015 went unreported.
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Although it is usually unseen and unreported on the national stage, the story of art in Mississippi is the story of individuals working together to build a better path forward.
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Many, many other occurrences of sexual harassment by lawmakers and staff members over the years went unreported because of the understandable reluctance of the victims to take on powerful figures.
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But that payment, emails and interviews show, was actually the final step in a series of previously unreported transactions that appear to undercut the N.R.A.'s claims about the trip.
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So could the international compact known formally as the Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing, which went into effect last year.
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His account offered previously unreported insights into the final hours of Mullah Mansour's life, and why and how he was killed, revealing a dangerously widening rift with his Pakistani sponsors.
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On Monday evening, as the byzantine system left results unreported well after state Democrats had predicted being able to lend some clarity, Iowa's precarious standing appeared to take another hit.
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In a lengthy profile of the tech executive, Mike Isaac provides plenty of nuggets about Mr. Kalanick's life, including a previously unreported scolding by Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook.
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And they revealed aspects of the war, including the widening of U.S. activity to include the bombings of Cambodia and Laos, that had gone largely unreported by major news outlets.
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About one in three women worldwide has suffered physical or sexual violence, most frequently by a partner, but it often goes unreported due to stigma, fear and shame, said Scotland.
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They are making an impact without any fanfare, simply because they want to drive global change in one of the most unreported and violent human rights issues of our time.
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Following the 22015/22.0 episode, the missing barrels that accumulated in unreported non-OECD storage were drawn down in 294, according to the IEA ("Oil Market Report", IEA, Dec 19993).
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But as an estimate for the number of victims, these figures are on the low end; scamming often goes unreported because people are too ashamed or afraid to come forward.
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The leader of the Democrat Party made the pledge as they met fishing vessel owners at an industry gathering in Samut Sakhon province to discuss illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
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Rarely does A-list ink go unreported, but actress Sarah Hyland's latest tattoo managed to fly under the radar for seven whole months, making its public debut just yesterday on Instagram.
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The previously unreported federal inquiries follow an ongoing shareholder lawsuit in which investors allege that Snap misled the public about how competition from Facebook's Instagram service had affected the company's growth.
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At least 1,050 small children tested high for lead at Army hospitals and clinics in recent years, Reuters found, but many of these results were going unreported to state health authorities.
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Formation 8 suffered deep acrimony between its founding partners, and its successive funds continue to deal with new challenges, such as a new, unreported lawsuit in California filed against Formation Group.
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Independent human rights organization The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan reported at least 845 incidents of sexual violence against women in 2018, though monitoring groups warned that many cases went unreported.
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Many more cases simply go unreported, said Flavien Ndonko, a medical anthropologist who helped set up RENATA in the 2000s and now works for the aid agency Care International in Cameroon.
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As you'd expect, most of this went unreported, even to the extent (as anyone who has been catcalled or verbally singled out on the street would know) of victims inconveniencing themselves.
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Rose McGowan Weinstein reached a previously unreported $22015,210 settlement with Weinstein in 2000 after an incident in a hotel room at the Sundance Film Festival, according to the New York Times.
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At least six homeless people probably died from the heat every day from May 1 to June 10 this year in Delhi, with several more deaths going unreported, according to HLRN.
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Thousands of Israelis have disclosed foreign accounts containing billions of dollars under a government amnesty program in recent years, as they sought to avoid prosecution in a crackdown on unreported capital.
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In another previously unreported complaint filed on November 29th, the law firm Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP is suing the car company for allegedly failing to pay $162,881.53 in legal fees.
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The first installment the company recently said it received from Birch Lake is worth just $15 million, according to a previously unreported deed filed with the Los Angeles County recorder's office.
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In light of the sexual assault accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford that allegedly went unreported for decades, Padma Lakshmi is sharing her own experience.
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Why it matters: Just how unfamiliar test pilots were with the 737's new tech was previously unreported, perhaps leading investigators to up the intensity of their inspections into Boeing's practices.
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Ritter, who is gay, admitted that he never knew so much anti-LGBT crime was going unreported in his own city, where he'd worked as a cop for nearly four decades.
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One of the fastest-growing fields is direct care: There are at least 3.6 million direct care workers in the US, not including an estimated 113,000 unreported workers, according to researchers.
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In an effort to track down some of the coins, Heritage Auctions is offering a $10,000 reward to be the first to examine any previously unreported, genuine examples of the coins.
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The news of the secret channel proposal came in the same week that Reuters reported that Kushner had three unreported contacts with the Russians between April and November of last year.
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If those numbers vary by a wide margin, it may be because these murders frequently go unreported, for fear of retaliation by the police or gangs, who are often the perpetrators.
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The outlook is just as grim for hepatitis A and B, with the number of infections rising in recent years, staggeringly so if you take into account unreported or missed diagnoses.
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The Washington Post reported Sunday morning that Stone met with the man, named Harry Greenberg, in May 2016, in a previously unreported meeting set up by Trump campaign aide Michael Caputo.
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Back of his hand: In a previously unreported letter last month, Bernhardt assured McCollum that using the fees to operate parks was legal, in response to her questions about the policy.
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Her memoir documenting her outing as a white woman, "In Full Color," as well as speaking engagements and other income factors went unreported to the Department of Social and Health Services.
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In the meantime, I'm thinking today of each of the victims of this week's tragic shootings, including the countless unreported gun deaths that are, tragically, a daily occurrence in this country.
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A United Nations report in March revealed that the North sent more than 40 previously unreported shipments related to prohibited ballistic missiles and conventional arms to Damascus during 2012 and 2017.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said last week that a previously unreported E. coli outbreak occurred between July and September, affecting nearly two dozen people who ate tainted Romaine lettuce.
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The New York Times reported Saturday that a former college classmate of Kavanaugh tried to tip off US senators and the FBI last year to another previously unreported sexual misconduct allegation.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Uzo Asonye argued in his opening statement in Manafort's trial in Virginia that the former Trump associate opened more than 30 unreported bank accounts in three foreign countries.
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The Times cited the previously unreported request from Trump as one of several examples of the president seeking to influence the investigations into his presidency, his associates and his business interests.
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Anti-corruption officials there say the payments earmarked for Mr. Manafort, previously unreported, are a focus of their investigation, though they have yet to determine if he actually received the cash.
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The agency said it's trying to reduce the risk of improper payments due to unreported or misreported income among participants of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps.
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The previously unreported circumstances surrounding Wilhelm's departure highlight the unpredictable and continuing fallout from the compliance probe, which has coincided with a string of management departures since it began in 2016.
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But the deaths went unreported as victims' families and mine operators feared it could end the illegal mining of mica, the only source of income in some of India's poorest regions.
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While these might seem like disparate tales of a few mismanaged companies, remember that for every one of these stories that is published, scores of instances of workplace abuse go unreported.
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"It's looking a lot like an illegal and unreported in-kind corporate contribution to help the campaign, exposing the Trump campaign and Trump himself to possible criminal liability," Mr. Hasen said.
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Facebook failed to closely monitor device makers after granting them access to the personal data of hundreds of millions of people, according to a previously unreported disclosure to Congress last month.
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"There are subjects and fields that aren't impacted by sanctions," said Kim Yong Il, North Korea's chief delegate at UNESCO in Paris, according to a previously unreported transcript of his remarks.
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His start-up, Southern Trust, reported more than $200 million in revenues over the next five years, according to a review of previously unreported financial statements filed in the Virgin Islands.
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By the time of the signing ceremony in Bali, it was responsible for 25 deaths, a larger number of injuries, five total hull losses and an unreported number of damaged airplanes.
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Jerry Conway, another resident who visited the shrine and described Mr. Brooks as "one of the good ones," said stabbings were distressingly common in the neighborhood, but they mostly went unreported.
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What they're saying: Nursing home industry executives said the marks were misleading and could damage facilities' reputations, while consumer advocates pointed out that many cases of abuse go undiscovered or unreported.
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The previously unreported assets were included in updated disclosure reports certified by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on Thursday as part of the "ordinary review process," according to Kushner's filing.
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Civil society groups are calling for a full investigation into the case, saying cases of suicides related to sexual abuse and labor exploitation in India's booming textile industry go largely unreported.
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Previously unreported documents, obtained by The New York Times, underline concerns about the Taliban's growing sophistication on the battlefield after 5003 years of war — and American commanders' efforts to stunt it.
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But the previously unreported encounter with Mr. Cook showed how Mr. Kalanick was also responsible for risk-taking that pushed Uber beyond the pale, sometimes to the very brink of implosion.
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" The Times continued: "The previously unreported meeting was also attended by Mr. Trump's campaign chairman at the time, Paul J. Manafort, as well as the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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Republican women sat in the middle, with similar numbers to the overall population -- 58% said unreported assault is more concerning than the 32% who said false accusations are the bigger issue.
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Duterte said a list of both reported and unreported cases of mistreatment of Filipino migrant workers would be prepared, which he described as "a long, long task", without mentioning any timetable.
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Thailand, the world's third largest exporter of seafood, began cracking down on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing four years ago after the European Union threatened to ban its seafood exports.
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NBC News reported Friday that Manafort is linked to a previously unreported $26 million loan from a company owned by Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who has close ties to the Kremlin.
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But a second, previously unreported video from that same convenience store included in a new documentary is raising new questions about what happened in the hours before the shooting on Aug.
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Patrícia Campos Mello, a journalist from the nation's largest newspaper, broke a major story during the 2018 campaign about illegal, unreported financing by Mr. Bolsonaro's rich supporters through WhatsApp messaging campaigns.
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Trump appeared on Stern's radio program for decades, and while many of his appearances have been reported on, KFile's review has turned up previously unreported examples of Trump engaging in crude conversations.
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Mallory's plan folded in April 2017 at Chicago&aposs O&aposHare International Airport during a flight back from Shanghai when customs agents found $16,500 in unreported cash, prosecutor Jennifer Gellie told jurors.
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When they screw this up Krikorian, I&aposve got to tell you, it goes right to the core about what so many of us know goes unreported, selective reporting by the media.
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Environment and Climate Change Canada atmospheric scientist Chris McLinden said in a statement that the unreported and underreported sources accounted for about 12 percent of all human-made emissions of sulfur dioxide.
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Studies have repeatedly shown the majority of sexual assaults go unreported, and Uber's business model has expanded to service basically everywhere, so this tally likely comes nowhere close to the true number.
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The plan, previously unreported, shows how Amazon is pushing to reduce labor and boost profits as automation of the most common warehouse task picking up an item is still beyond its reach.
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An IRS audit agent testified he found $16.4 million in unreported income, which included money wired from overseas accounts as well as a $43,000 "loan" that the government claimed was actually income.
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Prosecutors will try to show that Mr Manafort financed these expenses with unreported payouts from Ukraine and Ukrainian oligarchs supporting Mr Yanukovych, the president who fled the country during a 2014 uprising.
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The sheriff said that he and others in law enforcement have been increasingly concerned about crimes in the undocumented community that go unreported because victims and witnesses are afraid of being deported.
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One Facebook user named Cole Brown posted a picture of a form claiming to notify the IRS of one woman's unreported income, though the form did not include all the necessary information.
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Many more go unreported, considered a part of everyday life — but the killings in Kohistan became national news after the surviving brother of the victims made it his mission to seek justice.
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One UNCTAD report concluded that almost all South Africa's gold leaves the country unreported, only for tax officials to point out that most of it was recorded, just in a different format.
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"The journey [Cuban migrants] take is largely unreported and there is very little information on exactly what these men, women and children go through to get here," Johnson said on his website.
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In 2014, it reported $35.4 million in outside spending on races, all in support of Republicans (though, as a 501(c)6 organization it may have spent even more on unreported spending).
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Previously unreported analysis by the Federal Aviation Administration of the first Boeing Max crash suggests it "didn't take that much" for a sensor to malfunction and that a similar disaster was possible.
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"ZERODIUM pays premium bounties and rewards to security researchers to acquire their original and previously unreported zero-day research affecting major operating systems, software, and devices," the company explains on its website.
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Thailand, the world's third-largest seafood exporter, faces a ban after the EU issued the country a "yellow card" in April for failing to crack down on illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
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"We've seen that this is really a sophisticated effort to polarize democratic societies and pit communities within those societies against each other," said McMaster in a previously unreported video clip from Dec.
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"In a sample of lots of firms, some things will always look bad, and some unreported things will be great," says Steven Kaplan of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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The deal with Daniels has raised questions as to whether it constituted an unreported donation to the Trump campaign, as Cohen claims that he supplied the money himself without his boss's knowledge.
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In a fiery opening statement given to the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sessions also denied rumors that he had a third, previously unreported private meeting with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the campaign.
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Previously unreported court documents reviewed by Reuters from an ongoing U.S. legal case against Monsanto show that Blair knew the unpublished research found no evidence of a link between glyphosate and cancer.
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Furthermore, the majority of sexual assaults are still unreported because of stigma and lack of confidence in the criminal justice system—issues that can't be solved by a button or phone number.
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An estimated 80 percent of sexual assaults among female college students went unreported, compared to 67 percent of non-students, according to a 2013 study conducted by the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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"If you're afraid to come forward out of fear of being swept up and deported, how many heinous crimes will go unreported?" said Craig D. Apple Sr., the sheriff of Albany County.
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The plan, previously unreported, shows how Amazon is pushing to reduce labor and boost profits as automation of the most common warehouse task – picking up an item – is still beyond its reach.
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The material, including Warren's previously unreported comments on regulations and her association with conservative groups, sheds new light on the early part of her career, before she became actively involved in politics.
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A report from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found that 22017 percent of workplace harassment incidents go unreported — for those who did speak out, 20173 percent faced retaliation from their employer.
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Comey reveals one previously unreported incident that took place on the morning of March 30, 10 days after Comey publicly confirmed the investigation into possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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