At the DM level, Twitter can require the violator to delete the message or block the violator on behalf of the reporter.
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Puzder's corporation, CKE Restaurants, is a persistent labor law violator.
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Spielberg, despite his mild public face, is a great violator.
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The Federal Trade Commission has acted against one major violator.
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But I won't argue that Trump isn't a norm violator.
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That struck me as generous sentencing for a three-time violator.
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"There are multiple influencers, one agitator and one violator," Jimmy responds.
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Israel responded by calling Mr. Erdogan a serial human rights violator.
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They probably show this video on repeat in Copyright Violator Hell.
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"Illinois Brick assumes that you've got an antitrust violator, and that violator sells to some innocent retailer or distributor, or someone in the middle, and then that innocent retailer sells to someone who then sues," Hovenkamp said.
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Iran is a notorious violator of human rights and promoter of sectarianism.
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Alfredo Stroessner, a serial violator of human rights who actively promoted corruption.
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"The biggest violator of federal disability laws are our prisons," Huffman says.
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The person spearheading the effort — Dominic Lacroix — is a serial violator of SEC laws, says the agency, which describes him in its filing as a "recidivist securities law violator in Canada," so this one might have been easy pickings.
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Yemen is not a democratic nation and it is a human rights violator.
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The SEC labeled Lacroix a "recidivist securities law violator" running a thinly-veiled scam.
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We will not share any details about who reported this content with the violator.
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Congratulations to Mia on becoming the youngest-ever violator of the Endangered Species Act.
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The violator that matters the most is China, because it's North Korea's economic lifeline.
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With little pushback, the notorious FOIA violator has handed over roughly 500 pages every month.
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Walgreens, the FDA noted, is currently the top violator among pharmacies that sell tobacco products.
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It is a blatant serial IP violator who gives other Chinese companies a bad name.
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Last month, Gottlieb said Walgreens was the top violator among pharmacies that sell tobacco products.
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And to compete against yet another known anti-doping violator like Alistair Overeem, no less?
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First Derivative Traders, prevented finding him to be a primary violator of Rule 10b-5.
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He said that Walgreens was the top violator among the pharmacies the agency had inspected.
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Gottlieb said the company is the "top violator" among pharmacy chains that sell such products.
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Mr. Herrou is an unapologetic serial violator of France's laws prohibiting aid to illegal migrants.
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The iPhone owners purchase apps directly from the retailer Apple, who is the alleged antitrust violator.
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Earlier in the year, the commission proposed a $120 million fine against another alleged robocall violator.
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Trump was a dominant media personality and a well-known rule breaker and violator of taboos.
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He neglected to name Russia as the principal violator of United Nations sanctions on North Korea.
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The University of Oklahoma's president, David L. Boren, has been a flagrant violator of that precept.
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However, he was regarded as a serial violator of human rights during his 37-year tenure.
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That said, Starbucks has not been the only violator of communal norms in the Starbucks customer relationship.
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When such violations occur, our staff addresses the violator or violators and ask that they behave appropriately.
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He has been convicted of DUI and under Georgia's habitual violator law multiple times, the reports say.
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He has been convicted of DUI and under Georgia's habitual violator law multiple times, the reports said.
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The fact that the N.C.A.A. has been branded an antitrust violator is hugely advantageous to the plaintiffs.
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Saudi Arabia is an unapologetic violator of human rights, within its own borders and outside of them.
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But, in this case, it's different: Apple, the alleged violator, is the one in the middle, he said.
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She also revealed his hometown nickname, "The Violator," which is a bit creepy, but we will accept it.
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Violator is just as honest and pure as Shattered Dreams; the only difference is the type of music.
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While problems exist in many places, Russia has been the world's pre-eminent and most organized doping violator.
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It can take weeks or months before a parole violator gets a hearing before an administrative law judge.
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Likewise, Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez, "the hand of the king," is also a terrible human right violator.
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Republicans have become procedurally extreme more quickly than Democrats, and their leader, McConnell, is an unapologetic violator of norms.
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Finally, the fact that the N.C.A.A. has been labeled an antitrust violator, thanks to O'Bannon, is no small thing.
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The agency identified Walgreens stores this year as a top violator of restrictions against selling tobacco products to minors.
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It's unbelievable to see, like, how is it possible that someone like President Trump is ... He's a crazy norm violator.
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THE STRICTEST AND LARGEST FINE THAT HAS EVER BEEN BROUGHT BY THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT AGAINST ANY VIOLATOR OF EXPORT CONTROL.
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So he persuaded us to not make Violator 2, but Songs of Faith and Devotion 1, which was much rockier.
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The court rejected SEC claims that disgorgement is remedial and merely strips the violator of profits earned from the violation.
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As it happens, just enough time to discover the team behind Vero is headed by a notorious violator of labor rights.
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The press was largely supportive when President Obama met with Raul Castro to normalize relationship with Cuba, major human rights violator.
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And Trump is a serial boundary violator — as a president, as a businessman, and as a man who interacts with women.
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That means that for every dollar in potential fines faced by an egregious violator, they paid just 14 cents on average.
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Further, EPA has now allowed states an unprecedented say over whether to bring an action against a violator in their state.
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And Beijing maintains its unwavering support for North Korea's criminal regime and every rogue state and human rights violator on the planet.
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And while challenging a violator of your community's social norms has its risks -- you may get attacked -- it also boosts your reputation.
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Four years later, the act was broadened to allow the President to sanction any violator of human rights anywhere in the world.
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Crucially, the commission identified a party as a violator only if there was evidence that the legal standard of proof was met.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump — a serial violator of a wide range of financial regulations and other laws — made his way to the White House.
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Another Philadelphia native (and former Violator), the guitarist Steve Gunn, relocated to Brooklyn and made several albums of warm but terrifically complex music.
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Security Council diplomats struggled unsuccessfully to reach a compromise over the Russian objections to Britain's draft, which identified Iran as an embargo violator.
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Trump is a disruptive norm violator, a bull in the china shop of American politics, and many of the normal rules don't apply.
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Tillerson also declined to label Saudi Arabia as a human rights violator, despite the fact that peaceful political dissenters are arbitrarily arrested there.
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He's been alive since 29, which means he's older than Home Alone, older than Depeche Mode's Violator and the same age as Taylor Swift.
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Eventually, the songwriter takes notice, but her lawyer can't present a cease-and-desist notice because the copyright violator is behind the Cloudflare shield.
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Negotiations also dignify and legitimize a regime that, alongside Syria's Bashar al-Assad, is the worst violator of human rights in the world today.
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A violator could be fined $1,000 for each violation, or $10,000 for each person's data shared, if multiple violations happened on the same day.
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According to the suit, the manager targeted young workers, earning him the nickname "minor violator," and he groped, hit, and "humped," multiple female employees.
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U.S. critics have accused Huawei of being complicit in Chinese espionage, a beneficiary of theft of trade secrets and a violator of trade sanctions.
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The biggest violator is Dylan Larkin, who leads the league with nine minor penalties - seven shy of his total for the entire 2016-17 season.
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Over the years, Chappelle has become a far more political and philosophical comic than Woods, a defiant violator of norms and wager of cultural wars.
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Switzerland was at one point the world's biggest violator by some measures, for instance, as it struggled to manage surging capital inflows from Eurozone countries.
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"He represents the single most brazen violator of the law's intent with his staple macho-fascist remarks," the party said on its official Twitter account.
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"We allege that Facebook itself is the biggest violator of data misuse in the history of the software industry," Kramer told CNN earlier this year.
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Yes, but: Trump's move to help ZTE — an Iran sanctions violator — comes as his administration is contemplating sanctioning European companies that do business with Iran.
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Rubio pressed Tillerson to call Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal, and to name the government of Saudi Arabia as a human rights violator.
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In Syria, by far the worst violator of these laws, the attacks have become so endemic that health providers have had to take radical measures.
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" They also revealed that 30-year-old motorist Yekaterina Curry "was charged with DUI, habitual violator, failure to maintain lane and violating the move over law.
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It can limit tweet visibility, require someone to delete the tweet before they can tweet again and hide a tweet until the violator officially deletes it.
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" According to ICE, Carias is "a repeat immigration violator who has assumed multiple identities and nationalities over the years in order to evade federal immigration enforcement.
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Trump decided he would assist the Chinese technology company ZTE, even though the company is a repeat violator of US sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
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Opponents argue that singling out Israel for economic punishment is unfair and discriminatory, since the country is far from the world's worst violator of human rights.
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The California bill puts the burden on the courts to determine if a violator is "indigent" and if so, assess a lower fine based on income.
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The Emirates is also, perhaps, the most egregious violator of the embargo, imposed in 2011 as Libya plunged into civil war after the ouster of Col.
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The big picture: The FDA said in February that Walgreens was the top violator among pharmacies that sell tobacco products, in terms of selling illegally to minors.
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FDA said 22 percent of the 6,350 stores it has inspected — or 1,397 locations — sold tobacco products to minors, making Walgreens the top violator among pharmacy chains.
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This policy costs Australian taxpayers a staggering $419,000 per detainee a year and has made a nation that has historically welcomed immigrants a violator of international law.
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I made Violator with the direct intentions of violating peoples' standards of club culture, which today is like being in a room with a bunch of robots.
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In your eyes, is there a clear pathway from Shattered Dreams to Violator, or do you see this record as taking your sound in a new direction?
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"Brown apparently based her decision to arrest the violator on a coin-toss app that was on her cellphone," Chief Grant said in a statement on Friday.
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The Emirates is Mr. Hifter's main military backer and has been identified in successive reports by United Nations investigators as a leading violator of the arms embargo.
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Last week, five employees at the Albion Correctional Facility were hospitalized after they processed a parole violator who was feeling sick, corrections department spokeswoman Susan McNaughton said.
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This guy called Max the Puppet, and he's playing with them and he's abiding by the rules, but all of a sudden, Max the Puppet becomes a violator.
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Redding was a Superior Court probation violator stemming from a charge of domestic breaking and entering, domestic simple assault and domestic felony assault, according to the news release.
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North Korea rejects charges of human rights abuses, saying its citizens enjoy protection under the constitution and accuses the United States of being the world's worst rights violator.
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" She declared, "Being a member of this council is a privilege, and no country who is a human rights violator should be allowed a seat at the table.
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Furthermore, in the event that a violation is uncovered, there are two retaliatory options: writing a strongly worded letter admonishing the violator, or cheating on your own quota.
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The answer is that even a violator can receive an award, but it may be reduced or denied based on the person's level of involvement in the violations.
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Almost all states deny felons the right to vote, but many automatically restore voting rights after a violator has completed a prison term, probation, parole or all three.
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The Supreme Court disagreed, finding that disgorgement is a penalty because it is intended to punish the violator rather than seeking to compensate those harmed by the misconduct.
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ICE contends that not knowing the release date of a suspected immigration violator can make it harder to arrest and deport that person, and puts officers in danger.
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And if Mr. Cook wants to take a strong stand against app developers that routinely violate users' trust, he could start with the biggest privacy violator of all.
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No other student or citizen is subject to such harmful economic price-fixing, especially one imposed by a repeat antitrust violator that does not have an antitrust exemption.
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In 2005, the state found high levels of TCE in nearby residential wells, resulting in a "threat to human health," and the E.P.A. named it a High Priority Violator.
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Musk's attorneys want the SEC to drop the contempt proceedings, which they will need to do as he is not a recidivist securities law violator, just a recidivist tweeter.
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But he never addressed the massive elephant in the room: Saudi Arabia's position as a persistent violator of human rights, with an especially poor track record on religious freedom.
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The relationship endured some tough times ... with Niki standing by DR when his infamous video of Swaggy made him the number one bro code violator in the history of sports.
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Alejandro Alvarez, 32, is a "serial immigration violator" who has been deported nearly a dozen times since 2005, Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Lori Haley told the Los Angeles Times .
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Due to flaws in our statutes, the NSD was unable to investigate the matter because it lacked receipt of necessary disclosure paperwork—which the violator himself had discretion to withhold.
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After all, if the app was in violation, Facebook can simply suspend it — as the company did last month, by the way — and lay the whole burden on the violator.
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Though he named no specific country as a violator, Trump has repeatedly accused Beijing of "manipulating" its currency to favor exporters -- a charge which the Asian giant has fiercely protested.
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If a country doesn't comply with a ruling, the WTO will sometimes authorize the aggrieved country to retaliate against the violator by allowing them to, for example, impose reciprocal tariffs.
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As ground zero for the #MeToo movement, the company is the most egregious violator of women in the news and a symbol for all that is wrong for women in Hollywood.
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Although Khartoum remains a gross human rights violator, it has cut support for Al Qaeda and other groups, and the State Department calls it a "cooperative partner" for U.S. counterterrorism efforts.
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In Mourdoukoutas' ideal America, local libraries would be taken over by Amazon, a known labor rights violator to save the very wealthy less than $500 per year by his own estimation.
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The FDA said on Thursday that 22 percent of the 6,350 stores it has inspected -- or 1,85033 locations -- sold tobacco products to minors, making Walgreens the top violator among pharmacy chains.
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The S.E.C. claims that the trading generated more than $4 million in profits, but Mr. Cooperman did not do what the typical violator does: sell the shares immediately to reap gains.
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Tracks like "War in the Name of Peace" through "Violator/Violated" effortlessly cross their Infest and Weekend Nachos influences with the streetwise ferocity of metallic hardcore-meets-grindcore blasts and stomps.
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Rather than charge him with being an accomplice to fraud, the S.E.C. accused him of being what is known as a "primary violator" of the main antifraud provision, Rule 10b-5.
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DOJ fines Iranian sanctions violator $900M: Chinese telecommunications equipment company ZTE has agreed to pay the U.S. government more than $892.3 million in combined penalties for violating U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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As the #MeToo movement has brought to light, bad behavior is reinforced by an entire network of people — men and women alike — whose concern is more for the violator than the victim.
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The backdrop: ZTE is a repeat violator of U.S. sanctions — it sold equipment with American parts to North Korea and Iran, and has been labeled a national security threat by the Pentagon.
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Violator (aka Wayne Mabry) -- a member of the infamous Raiders Black Hole since 1970 -- says having Lynch will definitely "scare the hell outta some people" and that's of course a good thing.
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Why would President Donald Trump and President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico accept this, if the former has proved indifferent to human rights, and the latter has become Mexico's violator in chief?
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But they do not need to look any farther than Chinatown in Manhattan to see how challenging it can be to stop even a serial violator of the rules of the roads.
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Amazon itself can be seen as an enormous violator of privacy, for example Gizmodo's Kashmir Hill recently went to extraordinary lengths to block Amazon from her digital life and found it absolutely impossible.
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The U.S. responded by designating additional high-level Venezuelan officials as drug kingpins, including Diosdado Cabello, who has been a long-time crony of the regime and a blatant violator of human rights.
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The FDA said in February that 22 percent of the 6,350 Walgreens stores it had inspected were found to have sold tobacco products to minors, making it the top violator among pharmacy chains.
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The SEC called Miami a "recidivist violator" of federal securities laws and warned that this first federal trial by jury against a municipality or one of its officers might not be the last.
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"The U.S., 'guardian of democracy' and 'human rights champion', is kicking up the human rights racket but it can never camouflage its true identity as the gross violator of human rights," it says.
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This President, Donald Trump, is a criminal, a human rights violator, a tax cheat, a racist, a rapist, and a complete buffoon who has made this nation the laughing stock of the world.
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Federal law bars the sexual exploitation of children under 18, defining a violator as anyone who "persuades, induces, entices or coerces any minor to engage in" a visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct.
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She bore the repulsive weight of her violator, but we all carry the cumulative tonnage of the interminable rapes that followed, and the threat of those to come, continuing into the unforeseeable future.
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Nonprofit group China Labor Watch released a report this month about a factory that makes shoes for the Ivanka Trump brand, saying it was the worst labor-rule violator among dozens of similar factories.
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Between liberal Jews who see anti-Semitism resurgent and often hear it in criticism of Israel, and those on the emergent left for whom Israel is a US-backed violator of Palestinian human rights.
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Duterte unilaterally withdrew in March from the ICC's founding treaty, saying it skirted due process and presumption of his innocence and sought to portray him as a "ruthless and heartless violator of human rights".
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Chandler police said the Waymo van was in autonomous mode with an occupant behind the wheel at the time of the crash, but it was not the "violator vehicle," according to ABC 15 News.
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America's withdrawal from the Iran deal leaves the Europeans awkwardly lining up with China and Russia to offer sweeteners to the regime in Iran—a serial human-rights violator and source of regional instability.
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Walgreens is currently the top violator among pharmacies that sell tobacco products, with 22 percent of its inspected stores having illegally sold tobacco products to minors, the U.S. health regulator said in a statement.
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" Later, bowing to Judaism and other religions, a Sabbath violator was permitted to escape prosecution if he regularly kept "another day of the week as holy time and does not labor on that day.
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The SEC's cyber unit has filed charges in a federal court in Brooklyn, New York, against Dominic Lacroix, who the agency described as a repeat violator of Canadian securities law, and his company, PlexCorps.
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Sweeping deportations, arrests of undocumented migrants, travel bans, and ethnically or racially charged admission standards have transformed the United States from a human rights defender, at home and abroad, to a human rights violator.
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Meanwhile, it is China that's the major trade violator in the world, said Burns, who served as U.S. ambassador to NATO and was the State Department's third-ranking official during George W. Bush's presidency.
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Christianity makes a virtue of mercy and has its messiah tell a mob they are morally unfit to stone an adulteress (a violator of one of the Ten Commandments!) unless they are wholly without sin.
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Indeed, in the section "Sentence Elimination" (which is one of the strongest of the book), Zambra gives us a story in the voice of Manuel Contreras, the son of human rights violator General Manuel Contreras.
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Before you attempt to become the movie star hero and martyr of your own imagination, consider this: The biggest human rights violator you will meet in your lifetime is looking at you in the mirror.
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That Trump does not seem especially outraged about violating the terms of a visa or alarmed by "chain migration" when the visa violator and chain migrants are all white people from Slovenia underscores that suspicion.
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There&aposs no question that Russia was the principal violator in 2016 and that their activity this year puts them in the lead, although as people said, activity so far at least is down from 2016.
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"There appears to be a concerted effort on the part of the U.N. special rapporteurs to paint me as a ruthless and heartless violator of human rights who allegedly caused thousands of extrajudicial killings," Duterte said.
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Now, as the European Commission proposes waiving visas for Turkey in a deal to send back migrants from the Greek islands, it stands accused of rewarding a serial human-rights violator and undermining its own values.
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"We allege that Facebook itself is the biggest violator of data misuse in the history of the software industry," Ted Kramer, the owner of Six2500Three, the company suing Facebook, told CNN in an interview this summer.
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MANILA — Denouncing what he called efforts to paint him as a "heartless violator of human rights," President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday that the Philippines was withdrawing from the treaty that established the International Criminal Court.
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To prove a violation, the agency would have to show clear and convincing evidence that the order was valid and lawful, clear and unambiguous, and that the violator had the ability to comply with the order.
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Courts agreed with the SEC's assertions that disgorgement was not a penalty subject to a five-year statute of limitations since disgorgement only deprived the violator of funds to which he or she was not entitled.
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New York (CNN)Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said today that the US is the problem: an isolated violator of international laws led by a team of political and diplomatic novices that is earning the world's disapproval.
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The law requires the President to act within 120 days and gives him legal authority -- but doesn't require him -- to institute a travel ban and freeze the assets of a human rights violator in any country.
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Mine Safety and Health Administration head David Zatezalo Members of Congress have demanded documents related to an unprecedented settlement in which the Trump administration lifted a strong penalty for a repeat violator of coal mine safety laws.
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"These gymnasts who have come forward and told their stories and gone into court faced their violator want the story to keep going because they want the institutions around them to be held to account," Guthrie says.
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"There's no question that Russia was the principal violator in 2016 and that their activity this year puts them in the lead, although as people said, activity so far at least is down from 2016," Bolton said.
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Under Utah's whistle-blower program, which took effect in May 2011, people providing information leading to the collection of at least $50,000 from a violator can receive up to 30 percent of those proceeds as an award.
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The ranks of historical figures and leaders who have used this technique include the likes of Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Ho Chi Minh, the former Communist Prime Minister of Vietnam and an egregious violator of human rights.
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The firebrand leader unilaterally withdrew in March 2018 from the ICC's founding treaty, saying it skirted due process and the presumption of his innocence and sought to portray him as a "ruthless and heartless violator of human rights".
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Mr. Murray — whose Murray Energy is a serial violator of federal health and safety rules — demanded that Mr. Trump gut regulatory oversight and pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement in his first three months.
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Responding to Trump's comments on Wednesday, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said that the US is the problem: an isolated violator of international laws led by a team of political and diplomatic novices that is earning the world's disapproval.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was on Tuesday accused of being the "most brazen violator" of a new law he approved that would penalize a wide range of sexual harassment, from catcalling to wolf-whistling.
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"By choosing a major violator as Iran's voice on human rights," it said in a statement, "Iran is also making a mockery of the Human Rights Council and showing contempt for the U.N. human rights system as a whole."
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Yet, this is not a time to attribute the best of intentions to an emboldened North Korean regime that is the newest member of the nuclear weapons club, not to mention a serial violator of human rights and dignity.
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President Trump is well known for giving people opportunities to advance in their careers and lives over the decades, but wrong is wrong, and a direct violation of an agreement must be addressed and the violator must be held accountable.
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Why it matters: Lawmakers' initial effort to block Trump's ZTE deal was the last obstacle the Chinese company — a repeat violator of U.S. sanctions and considered a national security threat by the Pentagon — faced before returning to business as usual.
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To be fully honest, I'm only giving you the smallest fraction of music that I've made over the last two years with Violator... I'm sitting on an arsenal of tunes that no one will ever hear except during my live sets.
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China watchers say U.S. suppliers are essentially trying to thread the needle - not wanting to be seen as aiding an alleged spy, thief and sanctions violator, but fearful of losing a good client and encouraging it to develop supplies elsewhere.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Sunday the state had in the past been the main violator of human rights in the country, as he blamed violence and disappearances on his predecessors' "neo-liberal" economic policies.
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Why it matters: The Commerce Department's original punishments against ZTE — a company that the Pentagon views as a national security threat as well as a repeat violator of U.S. sanctions — included a seven-year ban on American firms that sell it parts.
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In a statement released on Wednesday, Duterte said U.N. special rapporteurs were trying to "paint me as a ruthless and heartless violator of human right", and the ICC had acted prematurely and created the impression he would be charged with serious crimes.
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In December 2016, the court sided unanimously with Samsung's argument that a patent violator does not have to hand over the entire profit it made from stolen designs if those designs covered only certain portions of a product but not the entire object.
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Trump won Arizona by close to 100,2017 votes, and driving through Phoenix these days, you might see a giant billboard thanking the alleged human rights violator Arpaio for his service looming heavily over the coarse desert floor and cars zipping by below.
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The 8-0 ruling, written by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, held that a patent violator does not always have to fork over its entire profits from the sales of products using stolen designs, if the designs covered only certain components and not the whole thing.
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Both. Conceptually, Violator is the vengeful, punk-rock-minded asshole that developed from the sad boy that I was in Shattered Dreams... but it is also 100% me going in an entire new direction and bridging the gap between my DJ and producer selves.
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Last month, Murray Energy sued The New York Times over two statements: one saying the company's founder, Robert Murray, falsely insisted that a fatal mine collapse had been caused by an earthquake and a second saying Murray Energy was a serial violator of mining regulations.
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Apple — backed by dozens of independent designers as well as fashion-focused companies like Nike and Tiffany — argued that design is central to many products and that a patent violator should be forced to turn over the full profits it made from infringing designs.
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I think that it's clear that if you're a press-freedom violator, a press-freedom abuser, you're not going to get any pushback from President Trump, and I think that undermines that ability of journalists all over the world to work safely and independently.
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Restorative justice involves finding a solution that not only helps the innocent victims cope with the trauma but to also help the violator, who in many cases, has been the victim of abuse and holds them accountable and is a huge part of recovery.
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Often I'd retreat to my bedroom and just put on Violator by Depeche Mode and that would kind of be the balm on my open rash, something that would soothe the rough times when I felt like I just wanted to bang my head against the wall.
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The conflict over misrepresented and counterfeit Native American goods, manifested in this watershed investigation, would reach its apex in August, when Nael Ali, a jewelry retailer in New Mexico, would receive the harshest punishment — and only prison sentence — to date for any violator of the act.
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Violator is me calling everyone out on their shit in hopes of setting the bar at a new level; I want everyone to be on their fucking A game with every detail of their life and not succumb to the narcissistic millennial bullshit that is taking over.
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"It will be a surprise to a lot of people coming out of this hearing that you aren't ready today to call President Duterte a violator of human rights or to call what is happening in Saudi Arabia a named violation of human rights under international law," Democratic Sen.
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While human-rights groups have denounced that country as a terrible violator of basic human freedoms, including the freedom of Christian non-conformists and some Muslims, the Pope accentuated the positive: he praised the fact that in an era of nihilistic intolerance, Azerbaijan allows some Christian churches to function.
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Hitting out at what he said was an international effort to paint him as a "ruthless and heartless violator of human rights", Duterte withdrew the Philippines from the ICC's Rome Statute a month ago and promised to continue his crackdown on drugs, in which thousands have been killed.
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"By giving $900 million to a dictatorship, they are funding a systematic human rights violator, they are funding immorality and for Maduro to stay in power while he keeps killing people," said Eduardo Lugo, 23, a Venezuelan attending college in New York and a leader of the protest.
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Hoover is often seen today as a tyrant and a violator of civil liberties, but when he came to office, he was considered a reformer and an enemy of "politics," a man who could be relied upon to tell the truth when everyone else seemed to be lying for partisan ends.
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While prosecuting foreign nationals who violate sanctions can be difficult and drawn out, "to actually seize and forfeit a significant asset of the country or the sanctions violator can provide a much more substantial deterrent," said Sharon Cohen Levin, a former chief of the asset forfeiture unit of the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.
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Noted coward and President of the United States Donald Trump talks with noted invertebrate and IBM CEO Ginny Rometty as noted violator of nepotism laws and overall toad Jared Kushner looks on during a meeting on February 3, 2017 (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)The list of companies opposing President Trump's discriminatory Muslim travel ban has grown.
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"The Cuban administration is a violator of human rights as much as some of the people who President Trump has praised and admired on his recent trip, such as the King of Saudi Arabia and the president of Egypt," said Peter Schechter, a Latin America specialist who most recently headed the Atlantic Council's Latin American center.
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However, with the Gospel of Jesus Christ spreading like wildfire through the Chinese population and Christians rapidly move past the 5 percent threshold of the Chinese people and the Xi government looking upon Christians as a threat to the regime, it is expected that China will soon become the number one violator or religious liberty in the world.
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Walgreens is currently the top violator among pharmacies that sell tobacco products, with 22 percent of its inspected stores having illegally sold tobacco products to minors, the U.S. health regulator said in a statement here "I will be writing (to) the corporate management of Walgreens and requesting a meeting with them to discuss whether there is a corporate-wide issue related to their stores' non-compliance," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said.
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The country has long borders, but it has invested heavily in protecting them, and Romanians tend to think that they have as much right to be part of the passport-free area as Schengen members like Hungary, which has similar problems with corruption and is seen as a bigger violator of the rule of law, not to mention Norway and Iceland, which are not even members of the European Union.
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