But they eventually went after it, whereupon European producers went after them.
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Warren deliberately went after Bloomberg, and then she went after him again.
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But they went after the bank accounts, they went after the two giant ships that were coming.
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" Rinna defends herself, explaining "my father was not going through anything when I went after you because you went after my husband.
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Do these companies have to be more ... You all went after Microsoft when it was monopoly power, you went after AT&T, IBM.
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Our view was we went after this hard, but we went after it with a very discrete strategy, which was we were working on apps.
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IF YOU LOOK AT THE SPACE THEY WENT AFTER, THEY WENT AFTER MORE OF THE CENSORS, AND I'LL CALL IT THE EDGE DEVICES THAT AREN'T HEAVILY COMPUTE.
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The father went after one; his teenage sons went after another; and his wife and two daughters, age 12 and 9, blew themselves up at the third.
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Not just because somebody supports the President, somebody doesn't, but the entrenched political interests who targeted and went after Michael Grimm are ones who went after and targeted the President.
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BLAGOJEVICH: Right, yes, the same people that went after Mr. D&aposSouza are the same people that went after my husband, the same people that are going after the President now.
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Remember ... Tyrese went after The Rock for being selfish.
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What we did in Bork and Thomas, and there's a couple – because I wrote at the time, Haynsworth and Carswell before that, and when they went after – folks went after other justices.
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Then Goldman went after his entire team of nine bankers.
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For example, he also went after the mayor of London.
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So, he went after what she loved most: her children.
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"She felt that [you went after her husband]," Judge said.
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A new generation of independent prosecutors went after Mr García.
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Last night, the show went after Maine Senator Susan Collins.
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It was natural to wonder where Bruce went after that.
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The Enquirer also went after Carly Fiorina in the fall.
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But it wasn't just conservative Republicans who went after Hill.
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State Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman went after against AshleyMadison.
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Where do you think her life went after the accident?
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Doug Applegate (D), who went after Issa for supporting Trump.
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Former CNN host Soledad O'Brien on Sunday went after Sen.
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History shows that past presidents went after their political enemies.
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"Every year we went after 350 basis points," he said.
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The cougar saw that and went after the second victim.
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He went after Kato throwing everything but the kitchen sink.
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Arnold quickly fired back and went after Elon's Model 3.
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The government went after these places in the late 80s.
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Finally, the National League went after the Players' League owners.
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At times, she even went after her own conservative colleagues.
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In 1937, President Franklin Roosevelt went after the Supreme Court.
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When Trump went after her temperament, she gave that shimmy.
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She went after her again later over the billionaire tax.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton went after Trump on characterological grounds.
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As the probe intensified, Trump aggressively went after the investigators.
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Failed Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore went after his accusers.
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Trump, without using their names, went after frequent targets Reps.
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But he also went after a disabled reporter — Trump: Wrong.
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First, Special Counsel Robert Mueller went after Trump's business ties.
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He went after the idea that Trump is a straight talker.
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Either way, Trump went after some of his favorite media targets.
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A couple years ago, the Democrats went after police very hard.
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Then, last spring, according to U.S. prosecutors, he went after HBO.
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CAIR Iowa President Lisa Killinger went after Trump, Amer told me.
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In true Texas football fashion, my guys went after it. Hard.
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" >> Colbert went after both Morgan and Trump on Thursday's "Late Show.
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"The dog apparently went after her," LeClair said of her sister.
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The other aspect of that tweet, he went after Angela Merkel.
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"She only apologized after we went after her advertisers," he said.
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Maggie was transported there by ambulance and I went after her.
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Then the bureau went after multiple auto lenders it caught discriminating.
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Five months later Trump went after the casino operator's parent company.
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Remember, these are the same people that went after Chairman Nunes.
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First, Special Counsel Robert Mueller went after the president's business ties.
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I mean, they went after -- SCHLAPP: He&aposs not his president.
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" In 2012, also on Twitter, Trump went after singer Cher, writing, ".
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If anyone went after him, he would hit back much harder.
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Then after it did come out, few experimentalists went after it.
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At the debates, Trump went after those opponents -- but not Putin.
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Former Obama White House communications director Jen Psaki went after Sen.
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I went after [Robert] De Niro at the White House dinner.
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"The price was right, and we went after scale," Roessner said.
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"Nigel and Przemek really went after it all game," Few said.
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But an embarrassed S.E.C. went after Mr. Dirks for insider trading.
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Paul, an outspoken Trump loyalist in the Senate, went after Sen.
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Julián Castro went after Joe Biden on both healthcare and immigration.
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He went after the charlatans and the quacks and so forth.
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He also went after the "nasty" statements from the London mayor.
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Watson went after the freshman representative over that move on Sunday.
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ET -- Trump went after the Connecticut Democratic senator in 3 tweets.
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Warren also went after Sloan's predecessor at a hearing last year.
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Periscope reappeared last summer and went after defense companies and shippers.
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The mystery was where the the gun went after that testing.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, went after the president on trade.
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This isn't the first time conservatives went after Page and Strzok.
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Cory Booker went after front-runner Biden's opinion on criminal justice.
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"Every one of these guys I went after stopped," he said.
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In a tweet early Thursday morning, Trump went after Connecticut Sen.
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Floyd went after Canelo for his positive PED test in 2018.
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When the business failed, the bank went after the pensioner's house.
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Trump in a tweet went after two House committee chairmen, Reps.
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The hackers went after General Atomics, targeting a drone sensor specialist.
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Trump went after Corker in a series of tweets earlier Tuesday.
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And more immediately, the C.I.A. went after Oleg, despite Stan's protestations.
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He also again went after Biden without offering specifics or evidence.
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They went after everyone, chasing them up into their houses, beating people.
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Holzhauer also aggressively went after the Daily Doubles and made big bets.
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It also went after Engadget in 2008 for using a magenta hue.
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She went after all of it and delayed it for two years.
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They went after the ball hard and made us pay for that.
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With the judge having left Turkey, the authorities went after his family.
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Take carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (or CRE for short), which Achaogen went after.
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In long, rambling footnotes, the court went after PETA with a vengeance.
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They also went after how relatively little Romney paid in income taxes.
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More recently, Bharara went after a former aide to New York Gov.
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As you know ... Cardi's been dissing Nicki, who went after Kendall's sister.
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You fucked up with Carrie Fisher so you went after George Michael!!!
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Hannity also went after Maddow's report on Twitter, calling it an #EpicFail.
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And after she heard about Caffrey's pool mishap, she went after Josephs.
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Then, on Thursday morning, Trump went after McConnell and Ryan via Twitter.
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Nelson, meanwhile, went after Scott over the algae crisis in the state.
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Police went after the woman and brought her down in a harness.
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And sure enough, when we did that, he went after us, basically.
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So rather than targeting the clubs, Ms Faust went after their members.
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The Stasi also went after anyone who helped in an attempted escape.
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North Korea on Tuesday went after President Trump and his tweeting habit.
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Gabbard went after Harris's record as a prosecutor, challenging her progressive credentials.
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I went after whatever on the dinner table had bones in it.
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Colbert also went after Trump for his recent remarks about the show.
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Even less is known about where the money went after leaving Danske.
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The Russians even went after Congressional Republicans who dared to criticize Trump.
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They even went after reaction videos made for new Persona 5 trailers.
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"Some people think I should have went after her more," he said.
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She even went after people who made fun of his shirt collars.
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To no surprise, two candidates went after each other quite aggressively. Sen.
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Under Bloomberg, police also went after lower-level offenses, including marijuana possession.
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Earlier this month, the White House official went after former Florida Gov.
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The studios went after the box office in the most direct way.
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That the IRA went after black Americans is not a new revelation.
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The White House was "out of line" when it went after Sen.
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"They went after all of the subsidiaries and partners simultaneously," Falkowitz said.
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Buffalo Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula went after Trump more directly.
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During the presidential race, Trump went after McCain's history of military service.
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Bernie Sanders went after what he called the company's poor working conditions.
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He went after Beto on immigration and Biden on his mental acuity.
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Richards also went after the Trump administration for its actions on women.
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The attacker then yelled "stab him, stab him" and went after Short.
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There's Sheldon Adelson, I believe, went after some folks in the media.
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On Saturday in Nashville, Predators fans went after Connor Hellebuyck with the taunt.
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I legitimately went after it because that was something I wanted to do.
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On Sunday he finally went after Clinton's deep ties to the financial sector.
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He went after the man's employer, asking for comment about the Twitter account.
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So suddenly it reminds me of the '90s when they went after Microsoft.
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" And then he went after Germany, saying it was "totally controlled by Russia.
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Former Goldman Sachs CEO and Chairman Lloyd Blankfein on Wednesday went after Sen.
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If you don't recall, Harris went after Biden on federally mandated school busing.
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Instead, he went after Fields, accusing her of exaggerating and changing her story.
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During their last matchup, Biden went after Harris' decision to become a prosecutor.
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The more vituperative parts of the internet went after Russell Crowe's deadened performance.
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President Trump going after Jeff Flake and Bob Corker who went after him.
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Then days later, the same people, well then they went after Donald Trump.
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I mean, just this morning, he went after once again the witch hunt.
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That's the audience the Democrats went after again and again on Wednesday night.
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Everybody else was in the witness protection program when I went after him.
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Mod thinks Rob is guilty of shaming Bella, and went after the actor.
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Trump also went after the media for what he said was false reporting.
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That was the first time the US government went after foreign government hackers.
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You went after a whole bunch of things that I was surprised at.
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In his Saturday comments, Rubio went after Trump in the most personal terms.
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He went after it like he should with the game on the line.
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They once went after Blake Shelton simply because he supports the LGBTQ community.
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Pence stayed silent and Trump went after the Hamilton cast on his behalf.
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On Friday, Trump went after some of those Democrats defending their Senate seats.
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Epstein went after it like God letting old-timers expire in the desert.
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But on Thursday night he went after someone very close to our hearts.
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This killer only went after a very specific group—Italian grocers—though, right?
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But now that he went after Warner and Burr, now I get it.
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And his friends say that is why the security services went after him.
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He could have gone after the students themselves; instead, he went after Spock.
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It&aposs also unknown where he went after leaving his place of work.
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President Trump on Wednesday went after Amazon, saying the company is hurting retailers.
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The equally lovable/scary orange thing(?!?!) went after New Jersey Devils star P.
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I went after them to the reception desk and asked for another room.
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More than one member of the defense team went after the Biden family.
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First France went after Google and Amazon with a fresh set of taxes.
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Trump once again went after Trudeau for what Trump considers unfair trading practices.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission went after him in 2003 for issuing fraudulent stock.
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Trump later went after the pastor, calling her "a nervous mess" on Fox News.
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Hartman went after Eric Gryba, who planted Blackhawks center Tanner Kero into the boards.
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And as a federal prosecutor, Sessions went after activists who signed up black voters.
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I was so frustrated with Hollywood, I went after European money, needing $20 million.
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Also, the iPhone's Control Center got a customizable design, and Apple went after Venmo.
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He&aposs made his own mistakes, but the media really went after him relentlessly.
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"And Annabella Sciorra — he went after artists," she said through a choked-up voice.
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Along with Microsoft, another AR headset manufacturer, Magic Leap also went after the contract.
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" But Trump especially went after NBC star Fallon, who he called a "lost soul.
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Later, after escaping from jail, he went after Ms Ray's mother with a hammer.
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GUTFELD: By the way, people on the right went after Reagan about that too.
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You'll recall BC went after the Kardashians claiming they were in cahoots with E!
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I lived a life that was abundant and I tried and went after things.
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But on Full Frontal on Monday, host Samantha Bee went after Kasich's moderate label.
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Meanwhile, Melania was not the only one who Giuliani went after in Tel Aviv.
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Ted Cruz went after Trump for "funding liberal Democrats" with years of campaign donations.
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So Flygare went after her toughest physical challenge yet: LA's Griffith Park Trail Marathon.
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But in the end we went after the guy and we didn't get him.
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So then Rob went after T.I., claiming he paid Chyna to have a threesome.
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We don't know exactly what the ransomware went after — at this point, what's left?
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First, she went after florists, protesting their marketing of those beautiful and ornate carnations.
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He went after a suspect who had an altercation with other officers and escaped.
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Bennett went after Hogg early Thursday, challenging him to a "real conversation" about guns. .
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But Noah really went after the president's excuse for showing Russia all that love.
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Trump also went after the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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He then went after the Justice Department, the FBI and Hillary Clinton (of course).
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Kirsten Gillibrand and, hell, even New York Mayor Bill de Blasio went after Biden.
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He first hit his stride roughly 20 minutes in, when he went after Mrs.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts went after former Maryland Rep.
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She also went after his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States.
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Users could fast-forward to also see where the suspects went after the detonation.
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In the case of British Airways, the cyber thieves went after the company directly.
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Then in 2017, Apple went after clones and spam apps on the App Store.
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Lipsky replaces Deborah Feinstein, who went after some large hospital and health system mergers.
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Tesla CEO and chairman Elon Musk went after shorts on Twitter over the weekend.
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Over time, Mr. al-Qahtani increasingly went after people in the real world, too.
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"It turned a blind eye to Saikawa and only went after Ghosn," he added.
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She went after them again in January and tied them to the #MeToo movement.
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After graduating, Mr. Schroepfer stayed in Silicon Valley and went after thorny technical undertakings.
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In the first TV ad after Tuesday's primary, Tuberville went after Sessions over Trump.
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Huzayfah: People who went after the caliphate say they went purely for the caliphate.
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In a particularly heated moment, Buttigieg went after Klobuchar's record on the DREAM Act.
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Reports also said that authorities went after China's top live-streaming services in July.
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The president went after Boeing for its Air Force One price tag on Dec.
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Ditto the players in the NBA, whom Trump also went after over the weekend.
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The states later dropped the part of the lawsuit that went after him personally.
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He also went after The New York Times earlier Wednesday over a similar piece.
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There were lawmakers in certain states who effectively went after some of these companies.
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Trump went after Obama's golf habits repeatedly on Twitter and on the campaign trail.
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So they went after Harvey Keitel for a while to play the old boss.
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He also went after The New York Times earlier Wednesday over a similar piece.
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Trump previously went after the mayor after an attack in London earlier this year.
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At first, the Twitter mob went after the kids from Covington Catholic High School.
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But for reasons that nobody understands, they went after bicycle commuters on this one.
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He went after former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, rewriting the history of their split.
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The youth center where he went after school was shuttered when he was 10.
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Pobre says they went after Cam for the damages -- $90,324.47 -- but he never paid.
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Rhodes says the cop went after Junior, but we're told the NFL star ran.
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Another time they went after product manuals, some of which were already publicly available.
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Let&aposs not forget though, when Obama went after the media, he went pretty hard.
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"Maybe that's why he went after a gay club," Seddique Mir Mateen told NBC News.
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In late March, President Trump went after China directly, announcing $1003 billion of Chinese goods.
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Tuesday, celebrating his five-state victory over Cruz and John Kasich, Trump went after Clinton.
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During the same period, the same attackers also went after a handful of gaming services.
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Warren also went after Kaplan over his apparent support for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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First, she went after the hospital, and then found other people who had been there.
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That's exactly what Meadows went after Cohen for: calling Trump "a racist" as an insult.
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Axon (then Taser International) went after him both times with every legal tool it could.
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Instead, the company immediately went after the monthly payments that allow the emulator to exist.
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But one big class of targets that Gawker went after were people in the media.
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In fact the negative ad went after his support of granting habeas rights to detainees.
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He went after every play harder than anyone else, and just battered teams into submission.
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John Oliver went after anti-vaccination activists in his latest segment on Last Week Tonight.
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Then Monday morning, he went after prominent civil rights activist and TV personality Al Sharpton.
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Perez went after Arpaio's racial profiling and called on Republicans to stand up against Trump.
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Raisman also went after Team USA Gymnastics and the U.S. Olympic Committee for their negligence.
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If prosecutors went after him, the most he'd get is 30 days in the pokey.
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Earlier, she went after Holly on Twitter for dissing Hugh Hefner in a People article.
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But during the rally in Virginia, Rubio also went after Trump for his spray tan.
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"As a career prosecutor, I actually went after gangs and transnational criminal organizations," Harris tweeted.
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In fact, traces of Polonium-210 were found everywhere the men went after the bar.
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One reporter asked if Trump went after the London mayor because he is a Muslim.
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His remarks on Friday marked the first time he went after the president by name.
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During the Newsmax interview, Bush went after Trump for donating to Democrats and going bankrupt.
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Few other candidates went after Trump during their campaign rollouts in such a direct way.
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The Erdogan government supported Gulenist police officers, prosecutors and judges as they went after secularists.
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Harris also went after Gabbard over her controversial record regarding Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Harper went after the grandson and dragged him into the bathroom, according to the APD.
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But he also went after a disabled reporter, mocked and mimicked him on national television.
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If they are that particular, maybe we should explore why this shark went after her?
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Freed from restraint, she went after one of the police officers, according to court testimony.
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I went after him because he was Comey's boy and his wife's in Hillary's pocket.
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And that, to make a short story long, is why he went after Joe Biden.
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In Mr. Bartko's case, the prosecutors who went after him blew by that basic principle.
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The militants also went after members of ethnic and religious minorities, including Christians and Yazidis.
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GLENN THRUSH: I remember, you know, that one debate where they went after the media.
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Elizabeth Warren went after everybody, a Sherman tank bent on flattening everything in her path.
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She went after his history on stop-and-frisk policing as New York City's mayor.
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" The president went after Griffin in response to the photo, saying she should be "ashamed.
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Maher went after Trump for pursuing actions that he viewed as attacks on Democratic norms.
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He then went after her mother when she tried to intervene, stabbing her 203 times.
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Mr. Castro also went after Joe Biden effectively in the third Democratic debate in Houston.
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Another post Thomas shared specifically went after Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg.
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Trump grossly insulted some of our most cherished veterans as he clumsily went after her.
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It appeared Jack also went after an official while being held back by a teammate.
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Yiannopoulos, crossed the line Monday when he went after actress Leslie Jones on the microblogging site.
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Betty-Britney is one of them, which explains where she went after escaping her rehab center.
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The lawsuit also went after Goop for advertising that claimed its essential oils could treat depression.
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However, in the indictment, they leave out some really important people that they also went after.
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Chris Christie went after Marco Rubio at the Republican debate Saturday night for giving canned answers.
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For years, government hackers in Iran and the US went after one another with a vengeance.
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"Everybody else was in the witness protection program when I went after him," Mr. Bush said.
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The first person Sanders went after was not Clinton but rather presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump.
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Whenever someone went after them in the press, Jenna would get in there and say something.
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IF SOMEBODY WENT AFTER DISNEY, MY GUESS IS APPLE WOULD HAVE TO FINALLY MAKE A DECISION.
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Yiannopoulos crossed the line Monday when he went after actress Leslie Jones on the microblogging site.
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THE GOVERNMENT WENT AFTER PFIZER'S ATTEMPT TO TAKE YOU GUYS OVER TO GET THOSE TAX BENEFITS.
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"Everyone else was in the witness protection program when I went after him," Mr. Bush said.
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Remember, what was his -- this is a guy who went after Chick-Fil-A over values.
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Rubio's camp went after his Senate colleague over the video, criticizing Cruz's super PACs for hypocrisy.
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I thought I could make it work, but the night he went after Chris, we left.
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People ran towards shopping malls, officers went after them, and that's when the chaos broke out.
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Ryan went after Sanders, claiming he didn't grasp the effect it would have on union workers.
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That's right, he legit went after survivors of gun violence — and the internet was not pleased.
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And in Janesville he went after Clinton over her past support of some free trade policies.
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" Bannon also went after Mitt Romney for not serving in Vietnam: "You hid behind your religion.
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Stephen Colbert went after double his usual Trump quota during Wednesday's edition of The Late Show.
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" He then specifically went after Wilder ... saying, "Wilder's my man, 'til I get hold of him.
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Angus King, for example, who went after NSA Director Michael Rogers for not answering his questions.
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Morales narrowly escaped impeachment, and the CICIG also went after Torres for suspected campaign finance irregularities.
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Considering Harris went after him in the first debate, Biden knew what was coming on Wednesday.
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Maybe other Democrats also went after Sister Souljah later, but history has no record of them.
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"How different would my life be if I actually went after what I wanted?" she asks.
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He went after John McCain, a POW, and said he wasn't hero because he'd been captured.
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Trump went after Feinstein during the rally after making his first reference to the Russia investigation.
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Giuliani also went after McGahn's account to Mueller in an interview with The New York Times.
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During a riff on trade, Trump went after "globalists" he accused of hurting the U.S. economy.
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"I wasn't the one who went after Woody — where would I get the nerve?" she said.
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And she's wearing high heels, like many of you would do, and they went after her.
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" Then Clinton went after Sanders, as she has before, for having called Trump's remarks a "distraction.
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"As a career prosecutor, I actually went after gangs and transnational criminal organizations," Ms. Harris wrote.
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He said there were a couple of college jobs he went after, but never with gusto.
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Any chance she's going after the Commanders of Gilead the way she went after Marisa Tomei?
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But then Bush went after him on the issue of eminent domain, and Trump let loose.
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But they also went after other victims: Latinos were lynched, as were Chinese laborers and Jews.
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Often, the raiders went after companies with pension funds, which happened to be Mr. Gold's métier.
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At one point, it sounded as if she was booed when she went after Bloomberg repeatedly.
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The settlement comes after Elliott, the activist hedge fund, went after Arconic, an aluminum parts manufacturer.
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"He went after me in my primary and I lost my primary," Sanford said on Saturday.
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Having landed the Rolling Stones as a sort of trial munch, he went after the Beatles.
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Trump went after all the Democratic front-runners ahead of their debate in Iowa later Tuesday.
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Everyone went after Bernie SandersThe debate opened, as expected, with all the candidates coming after Sanders.
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Warren even went after the plan put forward by her fellow Medicare for All advocate, Sen.
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Limbaugh also went after Republicans who have called on Moore to step aside from the race.
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Gallego then went after members of Trump's Cabinet, who have been riddled with controversial spending scandals.
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On Wednesday, Priebus went after Clinton for failing to smile during the 'Commander in Chief' forum.
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Bradshaw's remarks come after Trump went after NFL players who decided to protest the national anthem.
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Biden also went after Trump's combative trade tactics, including trade wars with countries such as China.
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Even though Stone's infractions were of absolutely no consequence, they went after him with a vengeance.
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De Blasio also went after President Trump for his response to the violent clashes in Virginia.
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My female colleagues and I knew about that whistleblower and why the guys went after her.
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So when he went after Emily Ratajkowski and Kim Kardashian's topless selfie, it felt right on track.
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And just when you thought KD was done for the day, he went after the randos, too.
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Fitbit went after the smartwatch market, and investors promptly punished the company with another 10 percent drop.
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This time, he went after Boeing and the cost of the new Air Force One replacement program.
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" Goncalves specifically went after Goldman Sachs analyst Matthew Korn, saying "you can run but you can't hide.
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Concerns over global trade were also sparked as National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow went after China.
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Wolf then went after Mitch McConnell and Scott Pruitt before throwing another jab at the first daughter.
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They went after dozens of his campaign staff, too, and even members of their families, Refaat said.
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And I don't mean for us, the media, because he went after us — but for the country.
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Lambert went after it and made a sliding catch but caught his left cleat on the grass.
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And on Saturday, he went after Brennan yet again, calling him the "worst" CIA director in history.
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NEWS ANALYSIS President Barack Obama watched from the Situation Room as commandos went after Osama bin Laden.
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This week, Amazon went after Walmart by offering low-income shoppers a steep discount on Prime memberships.
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They went after her on Snapchat too, Doe said, so the messages would disappear after being read.
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It's important to note whom Harvey Weinstein allegedly went after, and by extension, those he did not.
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Democrats and Republicans, and you saw it in the way some Democrats went after George W. Bush.
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The man went after Cox for alienation of affection, claiming the NFL star is essentially a homewrecker.
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A patent holder that went after podcasters in 2013 has lost its appeal before the Federal Circuit.
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" He concluded, "There was ire in his eyes and sarcasm in the way he went after Trump.
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Because, he said, if she went after a man's junk, they won't fuck with her no more.
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We both agreed that the mistake wasn't on the artist's part, although people went after Campbell online.
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Reality Check: Mike Pence's record By Chip Grabow, CNN Dean went after Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov.
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Kurtz went after the outlets — including the Associated Press, which later corrected their story — on social media.
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Books featuring "diverse" characters, such as transgender youth, were the ones folks went after most last year.
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At the time, Nevins said they went after Colbert because he'd present an alternative to traditional programming.
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The United States occupied Afghanistan in 2001 as it went after al Qaeda leaders behind the Sept.
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He also went after Rubio for not having any business experience and said that New Jersey Gov.
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She allegedly went after her BF, Andrew Glennon, with a machete and threw a shoe at him.
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After each guy got stiffed in Monday night's rose ceremony, Lucas and Blake went after each other.
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Their papers went after mayors and police chiefs, governors and senators, Walmart and the Church of Scientology.
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" Trump went after Ryan Friday as a "loser" who "doesn't know what the hell she is doing.
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Trump later threatened to "devastate Turkey economically" if the country's forces went after the Kurds in Syria.
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With Emelin lying on the ice, Subban went after Virtanen, resulting in a scrum along the boards.
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Trump last week went after former Miss Universe Alicia Machado in a string of early-morning tweets.
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He described Trump as a "fraud" and went after his business record, foreign policy credibility and temperament.
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President Trump went after the "Fake News Media" early Tuesday, accusing the press of publishing false stories.
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The Mueller investigation systematically went after everyone named in the Steele dossier, using the toughest possible tactics.
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Cindy McCain went after conservative commentator Michelle Malkin on Twitter for attacking her husband, the late Sen.
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Puig played to win and went after her opponents on the big points with fearless ball striking.
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On Tuesday morning, President Donald Trump went after Google CEO Sundar Pichai in a series of tweets.
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He also just went after the mayor for the horrible conditions in New York public housing right?
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Kanye explained that he saw his wife Kim Kardashian's initials on Wiz's Twitter, and went after him.
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The Illinois Democrat also went after Trump for his firing last week of FBI Director James Comey.
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" Trump went after Flake again on Twitter Wednesday morning, writing, "I love the Great State of Arizona.
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Trump also attacked the judge in that case by name, and then went after the jury forewoman.
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By the evening's end he was tweeting about baseball, and on Sunday he went after another foe.
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First he went after his F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, and the acting attorney general, Sally Yates.
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The two went after each other early, threw hard and often, and swung to the closing bell.
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Biden didn't take the bait when Castro went after the Obama administration's abysmal record on immigrant deportations.
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Users also went after professional websites that host his profile, leading the sites to remove his information.
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"She only apologized after we went after her advertisers," he told the New York Times on Thursday.
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"He charged at the law enforcement… he went after them, he charged 'em," McConnell said of Finicum.
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Both Singh and May also went after Scheer on climate change, saying the Conservative plan wasn't credible.
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In 2002, John R. Bolton, then an under secretary of state, went after the International Criminal Court.
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Eric Schneiderman went after big banks for mortgage abuses and fought the Trump administration on environmental rules.
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And that's one reason we went after this place, to fill out that side of our programming.
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"They were targeting people working for the Nazis, so they went after many German Americans," Weil said.
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Last April, he went after Justin Amash, a Republican congressman from Michigan and frequent critic of Trump.
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Collins went after Goldman during his questioning over the committee's subpoenas that revealed phone calls of Rep.
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Bryant was just 17 and it wasn't a time when NBA teams went after high school stars.
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After Ms. Murkowski voted against beginning debate on health care, Mr. Trump went after her on Twitter.
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Mueller Trump also went after the Russia probe, claiming that "13 Democrats" work on Robert Mueller's team.
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Johns and his team first went after civil rights activists by arguing they were backed by communists.
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Wolf went after Trump and his top aides during her comedy set on Saturday, ruffling some feathers.
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He went after Warren — whom he called "crazy" — for her health care plan, calling it unrealistically expensive.
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They went after California Several sets of instructions told the trolls to spread inflammatory messages about California.
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Coulter, who was previously a strong supporter of Trump, also went after the president earlier this month.
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The ads from Secured Borders reportedly went after undocumented immigrants and targeted Facebook users from swing states.
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At a press conference at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Trump went after Reps.
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Later, Warren went after Bloomberg over his past use of non-disclosure agreements at his media company.
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Sanders's online supporters aggressively went after the union for bashing his health care plan, angering its leaders.
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Sanders's online supporters aggressively went after the union for bashing his health care plan, angering its leaders.
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But by 2010 or 2011, the Gulenists broke from Erdogan and went after him with corruption allegations.
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Yeah, I went to Center for American Progress, which is where I went after the 20173 election.
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I had no idea who really went after me or who used me in a grandstanding situation.
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Warren didn't spend her time criticizing the Democratic establishment like Nixon had done; she went after Republicans.
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SoFi went after the student loan space and has quickly become the largest provider of student loan refinancing.
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Well, what if those people couldn't get their hands on Julie, but they went after "Uncle" Dan instead?
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" Trump, angered by the comment, went after Fallon via Twitter on Sunday chastising him: "Be a man Jimmy!
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Federal authorities say Joel Davis launched an organization to help stop sexual violence, but allegedly went after children.
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Clinton's emails Trump went after former Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton and her use of a private email server.
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Kelly Osbourne went after the hairdresser with whom her dad, Ozzy, allegedly had an affair ... with a vengeance.
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And at some point during the night, she even went after 83-year-old actress Chloe Grace Moretz.
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Trump recently went after Booker for his vocal opposition to confirming Brett Kavanaugh as a Supreme Court Justice.
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I went after another backpacker told me about it, so of course I was part of that process.
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Like pieces on a chess board, Klapper and her team strategically went after each member of the cartel.
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INGRAHAM: -- they went after that Joe Wilson for screaming "You Lie" during the State Of The Union, right.
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GUTFELD: Can I ask you, you know, Chris Hahn went after you and it&aposs becoming this thing.
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In New Hampshire this past week, former Vice President Joe Biden went after "Medicare for All" -- Vermont Sen.
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Instead, the person they went after that led to the eventual shutdown was a whistleblower exposing government abuse.
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Trump also went after London Mayor Sadiq Khan for his comments in the aftermath of the London attack.
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It was just a matter of time until Donald Trump went after the far more successful Jeff Bezos.
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" Jones went after Liddell on Twitter this week saying, "Old Chuck has been calling me out for years!
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Trump went after The New York Times and the op-ed's writer during a speech in Billings, Mont.
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Phil Mickelson went after the 2014 captain, Tom Watson, for not including players in the decision-making process.
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He said he participated in the U.S. task force that went after Russian trolls in the Ukrainian election.
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Trump went after donations to the Clinton Foundation from countries with poor human rights records, mentioning Saudi Arabia.
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After the woman was released, a pack of male reporters, with Ms. Coles in tow, went after her.
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Harris went after Biden for his past position opposing busing students to schools as a means of desegregation.
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He went after corporations to clean up toxic waste sites such as Love Canal in upstate New York.
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Trump went after Cummings in tweets over the weekend, attacking his congressional district in Maryland, which includes Baltimore.
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Though the speech criticized big tech as a whole, Cohen went after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in particular.
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Those who went after Trump and failed warn that Clinton should think twice before relying on attack ads.
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This time he went after Fitz's latest fling, the one who just so happens to be a journalist.
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Pike also went after Jessica Batten, who was flirting with Barnett after he popped the question to Pike.
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Next they went after people who had indicated that they were fans of bottled water, whoever they are.
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"We went after it because that's a show that, fundamentally, is about the American dream," Mr. Sherwood said.
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But only 25 percent of advertising supporting her campaign went after Trump on policy grounds, the researchers found.
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"It's not as if it was double faults or first-ball errors; I went after it," Millman said.
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During his address, Biden also went after Trump for his decision to pardon former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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She went after a colleague so forcefully that she was silenced by Mitch McConnell on the Senate floor.
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Last week the Trump administration went after the state for doing too much under the Clean Air Act.
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Amy Klobuchar and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, both ideological moderates, repeatedly went after each other on Wednesday night.
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Warren went after Bloomberg for past remarks in which he blamed racial minorities for the 2008 financial collapse.
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Mr. Buttigieg went after Ms. Warren on free college tuition even though Mr. Sanders holds the same views.
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Wade, Virginia in 27 is something unusual: a place where conservatives went after abortion rights supporters — and lost.
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The president on Wednesday also went after the panel of appeals judges considering his challenge to Robart's decision.
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He said Arizona went after his fastball early in the count so he had to change his approach.
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Axios reported that about six months into Trump's time in office, he went after Ross in several meetings.
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They also went after Republicans in Congress who supported the $1.3 trillion spending bill, which passed in March.
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Kanye West went after the woman he fiercely defended just a few years ago ... none other than Beyonce.
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In particular, he went after one misstep in the way Donald Trump referred to Americans of Mexican descent.
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He went after gangs in New Haven, prosecuted mob figures, and secured a guilty plea from former Connecticut Gov.
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HANNITY: That went after and tried to abuse -- use -- abuse their power, as you say to get Donald Trump.
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Sinclair later went after CNN for its coverage of this story and is actively looking to expand its reach.
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Last summer, Trump also went after US District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who was oveseeing a Trump University lawsuit.
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The Internet went after Rubio on Super Tuesday for failing to score delegates, but still identifying as a winner.
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Last February, the FTC went after the makers of two apps that claimed they could help detect cancerous moles.
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Historic individual performances already assured, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green went after something more important to them Monday night.
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Trump went after Bezos, claiming that his ownership of the Post was so that he could reduce Amazon taxes.
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U.S. Representative Eric Swalwell, 38, who trails far behind Biden in opinion polls, first went after the senior statesman.
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As for their personal beef ... Belfort reminds us Madoff went after him when Bernie was the chairman of NASDAQ.
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The Prez went after Jussie for bringing "MAGA country" into it and said the actor actually beat up himself.
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Next, the Hungarian government went after the allegedly Soros-controlled environmental organization Ökotárs, which received Norwegian and Swiss funding.
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Attackers also went after Ukraine's power supply, according to The New York Times, but have so far been unsuccessful.
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When it was politically beneficial, the feminists went after Thomas for bad behavior and painted Hill as a victim.
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What do you suppose she was thinking when Trump went after Bill Clinton's affairs and her role running interference?
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Trustbusters went after IBM in 21909, and then in 1974 they sought to break AT&T's grip on telecoms.
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When the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said negative things about the Republican tax bill, they went after the CBO.
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Turkish officials then went after consulate employee Mete Cantürk, first taking into custody and interrogating his wife and daughter.
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Just reading headlines is not the story and you went after me for not knowing what the story was.
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Terrorism Jesse Morton denounced the US, went after the "South Park" guys, and was a recruiter for al Qaeda.
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But after these tweets, Bachelor's Ashley Spivey went after Pell, questioning whether he doesn't also have a questionable past.
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In some of their first comments in last month's debate, Biden and Harris went after the GOP tax plan.
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There were moments when he seemed to be barely holding on as she went after his policies and personality.
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Ruben Gallego, who also served in the Marine Corps, went after Trump's remarks of some in the U.S. military.
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PERINO: We could get all sorts of done -- the things done that everybody went after him for saying, oh.
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" He also suggested Moscow could become an ally, saying "wouldn't it be nice if we went after ISIS together.
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Ted Cruz also went after Mormon voters and frequently campaigned with Glenn Beck, a conservative broadcaster and active Mormon.
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TMZ broke the story ... Allen went after his gf back in June and chased her into a coffee shop.
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On Saturday, the White House's social media director, Dan Scavino, also went after another Freedom Caucus member, Michigan Rep.
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Their agent didn't have enough active listings to show, so she went after homes she knew were coming soon.
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This month saw new bricks added to the wall, as Beijing went after two means of bypassing its controls.
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"[Trump] did the same thing in the Republican primary — he went after Scott Walker," Duffy said Thursday on CNN.
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Law enforcement later arrived to the residence, determining Krista was the aggressor and also went after her husband's mother.
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Law enforcement sources tell us 3 people were seen grabbing their waistbands and running -- so cops went after them.
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In the last debate especially, she went after his record on immigration votes and his record on gun votes.
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Later moving into politics, Bunning went after his opponents with a similar velocity in his second career in Congress.
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We have at least 230 pages of the FISA that was -- the FISA warrant that went after Carter Page.
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Two years after that, Elvis went after yet another 14-year-old girl by the name of Reeca Smith.
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Furthermore, Lalonde told Rubish that he plans on going to the police about the man who went after him.
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Nigel Lythgoe took a fun shot at Simon Cowell ... the same Simon who went after the "American Idol" reboot.
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"The Daily Show" host also went after Trump for saying the U.S. should bring in more people from Norway.
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Her opponents went after her 2016 Trump stance, and it's clear Republican voters remain closely attached to the President.
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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter on Sunday went after President Trump for having former Goldman Sachs bankers in his administration.
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It will be a heavy lift after Trump went after Puerto Rican officials who criticized the federal storm response.
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The incident took place outside a Waffle House in Warsaw, N.C., where Wall went after attending his sister's prom.
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But Sensenbrenner — who chairs the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security — went after the company's stance.
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" Jonathan Chait went after them repeatedly in the pages of The New Republic, dismissing their views as "simply kooky.
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Kamala Harris received when she went after Biden on the issue of race in the first debate in June.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: When Rockefeller totally revolutionized American health care for the better, he went after the low hanging fruit.
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Ideological differences on healthcare and immigration were front and center as the candidates went after one another's various plans.
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The president, for example, went after Trump during his speech at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner Saturday night.
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I asked Ms. Wilner if she had ever seen any ads that she thought clearly went after male voters.
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Crouch describes how video gamers viciously went after journalists, mostly women, who had criticized the misogyny of their games.
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What resonated was when he went after us, and after the most powerful tool of a self-governing nation.
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President Trump early Wednesday went after Democrats for their responses to his decision to fire FBI Director James Comey.
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President Franklin Roosevelt went after the quislings in his own country in his Arsenal of Democracy speech in 1940.
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Late night hosts went after President Trump on Monday after China announced a retaliatory tariff increase on American goods.
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They went after his business, a private dental practice, posting thousands of negative reviews on Yelp and other sites.
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We've learned Dante Stallone was near campus at Florida State in Tallahassee when 2 men brutally went after him.
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Ashanti not only faced her stalker in court Wednesday ... he went after her with a barrage of provocative questions.
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Toby is only interested in his own narrative — and so he's just mad that someone went after "his" wife.
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He went after John McCain, a POW, and said he was not a hero because he had been captured.
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He had confessed to three murders around the time of Ms. Silvani's death and went after people he knew.
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" The committee went after its chief economist, David Saposs, calling him a Communist with a "strangely exaggerated social consciousness.
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It wasn't just Sanders — whom Warren and her team had largely avoided criticizing during the campaign — she went after.
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" Nance went after Flake again on Twitter the next day, tweeting that he "sounded like a middle school girl.
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President Donald Trump went after John Bolton, his former national security adviser, in a series of Wednesday-morning tweets.
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And interestingly enough, some of the people who went after Gore over the issue will be deciding Trump's fate.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury in his Christmas sermon went after "populist leaders," though he did not specifically cite Trump.
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In 2000, scientists discovered that measles preferentially went after cells in the bone marrow responsible for storing immune memories.
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That Martin had a violent crime on his record and no one went after him is puzzling, he said.
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The Iraqi military and government, now under new leadership, deny such allegations and say they only went after terrorists.
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Hummingbirds were the most common target, but mantises also went after warblers, sunbirds, honeyeaters, flycatchers, vireos and European robins.
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But at the same time, Warren often had his back and his rivals also went after Steyer and Bloomberg.
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"Well, I know he included something that went after the insurance companies in the most recent omnibus," Santorum added.
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Wray sent an email to FBI staffers defending the agency earlier this month after Trump went after the bureau.
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The former Democratic presidential nominee then went after Republicans who say it is too soon to discuss gun control.
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Both the far right and far left went after her for her Jewish religion or her stance on Brexit.
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Back in April, Fox News correspondent Ed Henry went after Pruitt hard for his scandals in an extended interview.
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Trump on Monday went after the "fake news" regarding his comments on the violent clashes in Charlottesville, Va., Saturday.
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President Donald Trump has spent years bashing NATO, but just went after another world leader for following his lead.
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Trump on Sunday went after Tapper following a heated interview between Tapper and White House senior adviser Stephen Miller.
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Then, as more details of the incident emerged, a mob went after the people who'd gone after the kids.
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Tim Kaine went after Donald Trump on two of the Republican presidential nominee's favorite talking points: veterans and money.
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For me, there was this elation inside, this joy of knowing we went after the worst of the worst.
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PERINO: And remember just a few years ago that, I think it was the associated press went after the NYPD.
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" He also went after Trump's immigration policies and Vice President Mike Pence's stance on LGBTQ issues as "wrong" and "immoral.
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"Companies having effective accounting systems to establish where the goods went after them would act as a deterrent," Bevan said.
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In her campaign, Kelly went after Kobach for his hard-line views on immigrants and support of restrictive voting laws.
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It made me think of Elaine Chao who, remember, went after those protestors on her husband&aposs behalf this week.
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I threw it -- and the Democrats just absolutely went after him and were so unfair what they did to him.
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John McCain went after Mulvaney hard on what McCain feels is a pattern of Mulvaney wanting to cut defense budgets.
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In 1978, eight U.S. firms that used the clause went after 35 Japanese competitors over welded stainless steel pipe imports.
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When news of her treatment at Quantico leaked, a similar group went after the facility's employees with simpler harassment tactics.
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Last December, Trump went after the governor for his cooperation with President Barack Obama during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
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Before the Cabinet meeting he went after the Constitution's "phony" emoluments clause, suggesting even the Founding Fathers were against him.
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More recently, we saw what happened to Castro in September; he went after Biden, and his unfavorable ratings jumped overnight.
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His team had identified the biggest issues in Dos Santos' performance in the first fight and went after it mercilessly.
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Some went after Jay saying he turned his back on Colin Kaepernick after publicly supporting the QB in the past.
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Instead, federal prosecutors went after him for lying to investors about losing their money when he helmed two hedge funds.
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Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller went after President Donald Trump and lawmakers on Friday for their moves against big technology companies.
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It also went after institutions housing documents from the Middle Ages in Timbuktu, which was founded in the fifth century.
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First the generals went after the prime minister since 2013, Nawaz Sharif, and his Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
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Tony has been in Johnny's shadow way too long; it's a big reason why Tony went after Johnny on Vendettas.
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"The way they went after him was ridiculous," says one government official, adding that the Switzerland of today is different.
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban went after Donald Trump on Twitter less than 24 hours after the first presidential debate.
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"As you may have heard last night, the President of the United States went after me on Twitter," Fallon said.
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" Then, Trump went after Clinton herself on a key vulnerability: "And now you want to approve (the) Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Mazie Hirono, who are all running for re-election this year, went after Kavanaugh during his confirmation hearings this week.
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Jay Inslee went after the DNC when they denied his request to have a presidential debate solely about climate change.
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In a campaign video, Gideon went after Collins for supporting tax breaks for the wealthy and Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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She pleaded with him to tell the truth and explain what happened that night and why he went after Carter.
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Escobar also went after Trump for his treatment of immigrants who entered the country without documentation and recipients of DACA.
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" In another, he went after gun control advocates: "Did you notice we are not having a gun debate right now?
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Brynn went after Blake hard in court docs -- claiming Griffin left her basically homeless and cash-strapped when he bolted.
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"It seems like a guy got enraged and just went after the victim who was closest to him," Wright said.
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Both went after the free press as the first order of business and continually crack down on domestic civil society.
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What was the reaction from that side when you went after Breitbart, which is in the right-wing sector. Right.
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Amber Portwood went after her boyfriend with a machete ... he wasn't the worse for wear, but their door sure was.
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Instead of going after her costar in the action film, Berry went after a target close to him — his wife.
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Sanders also went after Clinton hard on the banking issue, noting that she had given paid speeches for Goldman Sachs.
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Keeping tradition alive, two of the guys that went after JoJo Fletcher's heart will be continuing their reality TV careers.
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The president most recently went after Sessions at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last week over his recusal.
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Wherever he went after 1964, he was surrounded by throngs of people who tried to grab a hold of him.
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In the first case, the guy went after me with sniper accuracy, magnanimously giving me a drink he'd poured upstairs.
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Subsequently, in an early July interview with The New York Times, Pelosi went after Ocasio-Cortez, Omar, Tlaib, and Pressley.
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Biggs also went after Democrats, saying Republicans warned of a crisis long before the House majority took up the case.
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It is unclear how the deer ended up going through the salon's front window, or where it went after leaving.
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Giuliani also predicted that "the whole country will turn on," Mueller if the special counsel went after the president's daughter.
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Unaware that he easily could have thrown out Crawford at the plate, McCarthy unsuccessfully went after Nunez at second base.
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Here's what we know about Delta Force, the super secretive troops who went after ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
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While the rest of his teammates pushed the puck up ice, since play was still live, Crawford went after Fabbri.
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Tip just settled with 9 of 11 employees who went after him after his Scales 925 shut down in 2016.
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" "The president went after me on Twitter: That's pretty much the only thing I have in common with NFL players.
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Crown Prince Mohammed went after his critics with all his power, barring them from travel and throwing some in jail.
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Mr. Luthmann also went after Mr. McMahon's wife Judith, who at the time was one of Staten Island's top judges.
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Clinton and Sanders went after each other on their policies and their records, but managed to avoid ad hominem attacks.
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She first went after ride-hail apps, like Uber or Lyft, back in November for not properly vetting its drivers.
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Feature The Trump administration went after gang members — and instead destroyed the American dreams of immigrant teenagers around the country.
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Think of it as the Al Capone strategy: Prosecutors went after the notorious gangster by charging him with tax evasion.
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Lesandro, who was 15, did not understand and fled, so the gang went after him, the witness, Kevin Alvarez, said.
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Like a Hamlet kicking out usurpers — a popular comparison — Mr. Xi promptly went after each of the two Plebeian subgroups.
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Thomas Jefferson went after his political opponents, especially Aaron Burr, with a vengeance, personally directing Burr's unsuccessful prosecution for treason.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In a fiery speech to supporters on Friday, President Trump went after his vanquished opponent from 2016.
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CVS struck a deal to buy Aetna, a health insurer, and Cigna went after Express Scripts, a pharmacy benefit manager.
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Recently, after Trump attacked the City of Baltimore, Cummings went after the Prez ... something he was never afraid to do.
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In drafting the Immigration Restriction Act of 1901, Alfred Deakin, who later became prime minister, specifically went after Asian immigrants.
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The senator also went after Trump without mentioning him by name, criticizing the President's foreign policy and use of Twitter.
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He again went after John McCain -- even though the Republican senator from Arizona has been dead for nearly seven months.
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Moderates, meanwhile, went after her financing proposal, which Warren said would raise $20 trillion-plus without raising middle-class taxes.
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The Trump administration lost track of the children, the story went, after separating them from their parents at the border.
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In a 2004 speech to the NAACP he went after out-of-wedlock births, deadbeat dads, sagging pants and more.
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Warren went after her billionaire opponent by likening both his persona and his policies to those of President Donald Trump.
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Nearly every candidate went after Bernie Sanders within the first minutes of the 10th Democratic presidential debate on Tuesday night.
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McDaniel, signaling how he will attack Hyde-Smith in the primary, went after her history as a Democrat on Wednesday.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Final question, Bernie Sanders went after a guest who was sitting right here just yesterday, Jamie Dimon.
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In street terms, it went after the guys selling $10 bags on the corner—not the kingpins or major distributors.
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Grassley has long critiqued the History Channel for not showing history programming, and went after the network earlier this month.
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Then Trump went after singer and activist John Legend (who appeared in the MSNBC town hall) and his wife Teigen.
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President Trump went after the NFL in an early morning tweet as players continue to kneel during the national anthem.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "As you may have heard, last night the president of the United States went after me on Twitter.
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But on Friday, she acknowledged that wasn't going to happen — although she still went after Kemp in a blazing speech.
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Pierce allegedly pushed the woman's boyfriend, then went after the woman ... grabbing her hair and smacking her in the head.
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"Operation Call It Quits," as it's been called, went after nearly 100 companies and individuals in the past nine months.
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Bill Clinton Reality Check: Bill Clinton's law license, Paula Jones settlement By Sonam Vashi, CNN Trump went after Clinton's husband tonight.
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President-elect, you went after both the Democratic and Republican establishments when you ran; you were an anti-establishment change candidate.
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Salesforce even tried to buy Zendesk, but when the effort faltered, the company went after Assistly, the second source said. Desk.
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While Lending Club and Prosper were attacking consumer lending, OnDeck, Kabbage and Funding Circle went after the small-business lending space.
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Then Trump went after our intelligence agencies because he didn't agree with their views on Russia's involvement in our recent election.
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Last summer, Trump went after US District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who had ruled against him in a Trump University lawsuit.
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The FBI, as part of a larger investigation named "Operation Street Cleaner," went after Sater and those involved in his business.
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Trump went after Schwarzenegger on Twitter after the season premiere and slammed Schwarzenegger for failing to bring in big enough ratings.
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Post columnist Jennifer Rubin went after White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, claiming she deserves a "life sentence" of harassment.
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The Minnesota senator also drew some laughs from the crowd when she went after Trump for conducting foreign policy by tweet.
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Since Essential's not trying to sell phones to everyone on the planet, they went after a more refined, fashion-forward aesthetic.
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Former President Barack Obama also went after leakers during his time in office but left the media out of the fray.
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"Somebody hit our defenseman hard behind the net and Vay just went after him," Quad City head coach Terry Ruskowski said.
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Federalist contributor DC McAllister went after the television show The View this week in a tweet that has since gone viral.
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Ayman said he was surprised by the vehemence with which they went after him, describing himself as neither political nor pious.
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Louis-Dreyfus didn't play it safe Saturday night -- she went after this problem head on, and for that she deserves thanks.
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I went after her with opposition research, I had 10 reporters write nasty things about her and she fell from grace!
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People will be able to look at who he went after and who he didn&apost and then ask these questions.
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In 9.33, he went after Planned Parenthood specifically, introducing an amendment to a bill to prohibit federal funding for the group.
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If you're asking yourself whether this is the same jerk who went after Gigi Hadid in Milan, the answer is yes.
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That&aposs Mueller&aposs pitbull and got excoriated by the judge two Fridays ago, and went after Mueller&aposs team. Why?
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Fancy Bear, a subgroup of Russia's GRU intelligence service, is the same group that went after Clinton campaign staffers in 2016.
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That's where he grew up, and where he went after agreeing to withdraw from Stanford following his January 18, 2015, arrest.
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And in the second instance, someone else was being abused and I just went completely nuts and went after this man.
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Trump dubbed Cruz "Lyin' Ted" when he went after him for his immigration policies in a campaign ad in March 2016.
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The protesters said they were furious that police went after them, and not, as they described it, the real law-breakers.
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The president's son, Donald Trump Jr., went after Romney on Twitter, and one of Trump's oldest friends, former New Jersey Gov.
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Democrats and Republicans, and you saw it in the way some Democrats went after George W. Bush, who I disagree with.
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Trump went after the caucus earlier on Friday, saying that a vote against the health care bill would favor Planned Parenthood.
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According to multiple reports, Fowler went after defensive end Yannick Ngakoue at the conclusion of practice as teammates attempted to intervene.
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President Trump on Sunday went after the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and President Obama in a series of early morning tweets.
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The federal government went after Schulenberg for that violation, and he just reached a settlement ... agreeing to pay a $30k fine.
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As for his wife being involved, Keisel says she never said a word ... and is pissed Westbrook went after her too.
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They went after Youssef, interrogating him for six hours and arresting family members of his crew to intimidate him into silence.
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So when the evidence pointed to Avery, they went after him in full force to show they were tough on crime.
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"Pose" actor Indya Moore went after a President Trump supporter, who decided to fight back ... and then all hell broke loose.
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As attorney general under his brother, President John F. Kennedy, he went after people — the right ones — like a rabid dog.
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We went after people we thought were phenomenal, and these are the people we came up with and they are phenomenal.
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Sunday marked the second straight day Trump went after McCain, who died in August after a lengthy battle with brain cancer.
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Castro showed in the first round he can be a formidable debater when he went after Texas rival and former Rep.
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" But he said behind the scenes, "there are some Democrats who did not appreciate the way she went after Bill Clinton.
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Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) on Wednesday went after House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and the Democratic Party's brand.
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In the past decade, most targeted attacks went after the larger enterprises that offered the bigger prize yet were more protected.
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Recent reports also claimed that Turkish activist hackers went after Russia's communications minister, temporarily knocking his Instagram account offline on Sunday.
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Among the financial giants who went after her were wealthy investor Leon Cooperman, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
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In a rare direct response to a critic, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg went after acclaimed director/screenwriter Aaron Sorkin on Thursday.
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But neither one had any plans to go easy, and they went after each other in a series of tough exchanges.
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Chris Sale probably wasn't thinking about organized labor when he went after his team's jerseys with a knife on Saturday afternoon.
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According to docs, the singer went after the woman in the parking lot of Vanity Grand Cabaret last year in Philly.
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Every news outlet, every child psychologist looking for publicity, and every parent group in the country went after the easy target.
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"We are assuming he went after William and Chelsie first and the other two came in after the fact," alleges Broadwater.
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Even as other candidates went after Trump with direct criticism, Cruz held back, arguing Trump could be good for the party.
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This comes the same day Trump went after Sessions on Twitter saying he wishes he had chosen a different attorney general.
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Just think: The NHL is a league where nobody will offer sheet Leon Draisaitl, but somebody once went after Dave Thomlinson.
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Bezos still went after Trump very aggressively: "It's inappropriate for a presidential candidate to erode [democracy] around the edges," he said.
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However, the police first went after the wrong dealer—and as she mourned, Olt began to see the situation very differently.
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She recommends that both partners share what their desires are, find the overlap, and discuss how it went after trying it.
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The next day, Haley went after Syria and Russia for the carnage during an emergency session of the UN Security Council.
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Reporters who paid him tribute with awards, did his bidding with fawning coverage, or went after his enemies with hit pieces.
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Under Mr. Kelly's leadership, the Department of Homeland Security also went after undocumented parents who bring their children into the country.
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I went after her with opposition research, I had 10 reporters write nasty things about her, and she fell from grace.
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They went after one of their own, and despite the pain, they've come out on the other side stronger for it.
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At the hearing on Tuesday, Mr. Bederow also went after Ms. DiPietro, accusing her of having lied for years to investigators.
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Castro's attack went after Biden's cognition — something that's been in the news repeatedly as Biden makes gaffes on the campaign trail.
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All of the candidates in the Nevada and South Carolina debates went after Bloomberg, and Warren, specifically, landed some big punches.
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You were asked to not really roast the president during the W.H.C.D., but you obviously went after him a little bit.
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After that flip-flop, Trump betrayed his supposed friend, China's President Xi, and went after Chinese exports to the United States.
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Julián Castro, similarly, did seem to suffer when he went after Biden, largely because the attack was unfair on the merits.
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Paul Bauer, 53, went after a suspect who had an altercation with other officers and escaped, police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said.
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He went after Toyota, and also suggested that Ford was investing in a Louisville, Ky., truck plant to avoid his wrath.
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I assume that the C.I.A. went after my husband because he led an Islamist group that openly opposed the Qaddafi dictatorship.
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After chastising CNN — a go-to move on both sides of the Atlantic — Mr. Trump went after NBC, his former employer.
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She pointed out that Buttigieg's plan only caps costs on premiums, and again went after Klobuchar for a lack of details.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Friday went after U.S. leadership, calling them "American clowns" while leading prayers in Tehran.
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He governed his own conservative party at times like a fief and relentlessly went after possible challengers within his own party.
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He called the impeachment process a "witch hunt" and also went after two of the Democratic lawmakers who led the proceedings.
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Photo: Jenny Kane (AP)Those hackers Google's researchers sussed out earlier this week apparently went after more than just iPhone users.
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Almost half of Trump's tweets and retweets went after Democrats and detailed his perceived injustice of their pursuing an impeachment inquiry.
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Brown also went after Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who has been suspended for four games after allegations of sexual assault surfaced.
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In addition to the expected lashing of his current Democratic opponents, Trump went after a Michigan legend — the late Democratic Rep.
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George Conway went after his wife, Kellyanne Conway, a prominent White House adviser, in public for the first time on Monday.
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He went after former special counsel Robert Mueller for disrupting his administration by investigating him and his circle over several months.
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Then media outlets linked to the militias went after them, posting their pictures and calling them Baathists and enemies of Shiites.
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Donald Trump completely missed the point when he went after Arnold Schwarzenegger and the new 'Celebrity Apprentice' ... according to Matt Iseman.
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But one of the things that happened with me just recently, Tucker Carlson went after me for some reason, that guy.
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HANNITY: I&aposll give you the last word, Sara, but they went after the candidate, they went after the a president-elect and they tried not only to delegitimize, I think as Judge Ellis said, this is about putting the screws, just one case, Manafort, and getting him to sing so that they could prosecute or impeach this president.
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In 2008, it was Google and Facebook that went to Barack Obama and met him at San Francisco airport and told him all about the power of this personal data," Bannon said, adding that "the great opposition party -- media -- never went after the Obama campaign, never went after the progressive left as they've been doing this for years.
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We thought that's what it is -- FABER: -- that's why you went after AT&T/Time Warner, the vertical merger that it was.
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Crews also went after 50 Cent, film producer Tariq Nasheed, and music mogul Russell Simmons for what he considered minimizing his story.
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They said, yeah, we went too far, we went after the AP, we were surveilling New York Times, surveilling Fox News employees.
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Calderón points out that his administration went after entire organizations — such as Los Zetas and La Familia Michoacána — not just the leaders.
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President Trump clearly went after Mr. Biden because he knows the former vice president is the candidate best positioned to beat him.
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But let's first take a look at that rhetoric, which went after Facebook and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, in unusually personal terms.
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Prosecutors have described the case as a series of hate crimes because Weston and her co-conspirators went after developmentally disabled adults.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her son's nude bottom in the picture, trolls still went after her, forcing her to get defensive.
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"I hear Bill Blair and I hear 'G20' but then I also [think], at least he went after Rob Ford," she said.
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That's when Denny went after Joey ... and all hell broke loose -- with both of the drivers' pit crews hopping into the melee.
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However, the FTC and Texas attorney general went after him ... claiming he was simply a marketer who couldn't make such medical claims.
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The European Commission first went after Google in 2017 with a $2.7 billion fine for abusing its dominance as a search engine.
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Rather than folding, Renren went after new areas including logistics, payments and even hardware via a flurry of investments from 2014-2016.
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But park officials have no record of what they did or where they went after that, she says, the Associated Press reports.
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At the time, she was believed to be dating Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Kyrie Irving, and fans went after her on Twitter.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her son's nude bottom in the picture, trolls still went after her — forcing her to get defensive.
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And when Forky absconds from the family's campervan during a driving holiday, Woody goes after him, just as he went after Buzz.
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The big picture: During his rally, Trump went after his potential 2020 Democratic presidential rivals, including Former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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Thuy: I still have questions about where Luke's trainees went after the Kylo Ren incident, and I want Maz's unknowns filled in.
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Prosecutors say her husband's alibi that a masked intruder attacked him first and then went after his wife just doesn't add up.
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In the course of that litigation, because Trump went after O'Brien on financial grounds, O'Brien got his tax returns and financial records.
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Jamie Dimon came to the defense of his fellow bankers on Monday, and went after Hillary Clinton while he was at it.
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I watched the speech and there was -- I lost track about 22018 or 22018 times that the president went after the press.
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But more broadly, Mr. Romney was the establishment figure that went after the President-Elect in the harshest and most vile manner.
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"The rest of it I am grateful to have, don't get me wrong, but it's never really been what I went after."
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In 2010, it went after the Iguana Grill in Oklahoma City for using "Taco Tuesday" to promote its weekly $1 taco night.
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President Trump went after Kathy Griffin early Wednesday after the comedian posed for a photo holding a fake severed head resembling Trump.
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"I'm very proud of our department" – past and present – "that tirelessly went after this case and really took it personal," Durfor says.
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Harris stole the show in the first debate when she went after Biden over his early-career opposition to federally mandated busing.
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These letters often went after opioid drug makers, perhaps reflecting the government's focus on trying to reduce the overuse of prescription opioids.
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As we previously reported, McGregor went after Abdirzak around 5:21 AM -- snatching the guy's phone and then stomping it multiple times.
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Melissa McCarthy cranked up her Sean Spicer tone-deafness to 10 on Saturday Night Live ... and went after Jewish people and Passover.
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Clinton went after Conway for making up the "Bowling Green Massacre," and asked her on Twitter not to make up false attacks.
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On Wednesday president also went after the panel of federal judges weighing the Department of Justice's appeal to restore the travel ban.
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"We haven't scored a whole lot of runs for (Quintana) and he went after (the Royals), he attacked the zone," Renteria said.
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The U.S. went after this particular individual due to concerns about the "skills and intent" he has, one of the officials said.
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Backstory -- some African-Americans view Tomi as an enemy since she went after Beyonce, Jay-Z, and the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Stephen Colbert went after the Speaker and his ACA alternative in a long six minute monologue on 'The Late Show' last night.
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After several nonsensical responses to questions about the program, Legere directly went after EFF in an astonishing display of ignorance and hubris.
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It was all building up to last night's season premiere, when Negan and his baseball bat Lucille went after the show's heroes.
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At a campaign rally in Phoenix Tuesday night, the President went after the state's two GOP senators, Jeff Flake and John McCain.
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And this is why Apple went after search ads first — it was the biggest possible target for revenue and for developer promotion.
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What if she went after the vital center in a vigorous way and avoided the charge that she is a bland centrist?
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You went after her with venom," Meeks said to Pompeo, adding that he hasn't heard him mention diplomatic security "one single time.
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President Trump on Sunday went after the "#FakeNews" media, claiming the "great economic news" has not been covered since he was elected.
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You can track it to when (President Donald) Trump went after (Senate Majority Leader Mitch) McConnell about not getting his job done.
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The president previously went after McCain by suggesting he was not a war hero because he was captured while serving in Vietnam.
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Under Obama, the Justice Department was given broad discretion on who should face criminal charges, and federal prosecutors rarely went after families.
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Bannon went after Romney's failure to serve in the military during the Vietnam War and also savaged Romney's Mormonism and his family.
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" Obama said if "somebody went after them in the press," Jenna Bush would "say something" and Clinton would "send a tweet out.
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One, #ResignPaulRyan, went after the speaker of the House of Representatives, who has always had an uneasy relationship with President Donald Trump.
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The league makes big bank off of your pro-American tingles, which is why players protesting police brutality went after the anthem.
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He then went after Republican leaders like Mitt Romney who have in recent weeks expressed shock and outrage at Mr. Trump's language.
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The National Enquirer, an ally to President Trump, went after Michael Cohen, the president's personal attorney, on the cover of the magazine.
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His wife Nellie, who Trump also went after on Friday, is a "Russia specialist who has done some work for Fusion GPS."
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So, what else was out there that might seem impossible but, if you went after it, you might be able to do?
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Some messages appeared to praise President Trump or his policies and went after his opponents or fellow Republicans who disagreed with him.
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Klobuchar often went after Buttigieg for suggesting that experience in federal office was not the kind of experience needed in a president.
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Trump also went after Oprah Winfrey, presumably because there's buzz that the billionaire TV personality might be interested in a presidential bid.
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"It's not debatable that you did not have stop and frisk in New York City after we went after it," he continued.
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When Millennium Partners went after the organization behind the Transbay Transit Center in the media, the Transbay Joint Powers Authority fired back.
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With disregard for how it might impact his employees and family, an internet mob quickly went after all aspects of Palmer's life.
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He went after Democrats in his CPAC speech, arguing that their party was lurching to the left with presidential front-runner Sen.
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" The revelation comes days after Democratic presidential rival Elizabeth Warren went after Buttigieg for raising money from billionaires in a "wine cave.
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President Donald Trump went after China for its trade practices once again, saying Wednesday the Chinese are purposefully going after U.S. farmers.
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With regard to his demeanor, Heitkamp said the final straw was the way Kavanaugh went after her Democratic colleague from Minnesota, Sen.
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Gabbard then went after Buttigieg on lack of experience and he responded with a hit on Gabbard for meeting with Bashar Assad.
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Politicians downplayed the severity of the virus, while police went after "rumormongers" and censors deleted any commentary that questioned the official line.
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In the last debate, Warren went after Buttigieg for holding a fundraiser with donors at a so-called "wine cave" in California.
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Myers went after BBC newscasters Claudia Winkleman and Vanessa Feltz, framing his column around their campaign to close the gender pay gap.
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When comedian Jon Stewart went after him on his satirical nightly broadcast, Trump reached once again for an argument based on ethnicity.
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I didn't like it when they went after Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonQueer Marine veteran launches House bid after incumbent California Rep.
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Martinez-Marinero killed his mother in a dispute about money and then went after his half-brothers, the Omaha World-Herald reported.
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An operator went after a piece of wallpaper, peeling off a piece of wall and she said, well, you&aposll need repair.
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Particularly in the second debate, in July, she struggled as her rivals went after her record on health care, among other issues.
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Trump also went after Democrats, saying it was "too bad" they didn't have anyone who could change tones the way he did.
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He said the Mortgage Fraud Strike Force Harris launched does get credit for taking action, but mostly went after "small potatoes" offenders.
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President Trump during his first reelection fundraiser Wednesday night reportedly went after the media and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The president went after me on Twitter: That's pretty much the only thing I have in common with NFL players.
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Klobuchar went after Buttigieg, who has led in polls in Iowa and New Hampshire, over his lack of statewide or federal experience.
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In 2010, the Securities and Exchange Commission went after the Mortons for a different scheme — one with no connection to sovereign ideology.
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The 12-minute tirade was dedicated to the 100-day mark in Trump's presidency, and Colbert went after Trump with a vengeance.
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Oh, okay, well you can guess what word it was, but anyway they really went after people's reputations in a nasty way.
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If a vindictive Trump or his allies in Congress went after the organization, the consequences for its bottom line could be dire.
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From 2007 to 2015, people began endless legal battles: Conetto sued Morrison, Thomas went after Conetto, the New York gem dealer sued Biegler.
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A lawyer weighed in on how to answer the dastardly trolley problem, and Canadian researchers went after a more contemporary trouble: distracted driving.
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Spicer's had a tough start to his new role -- Saturday Night Live even went after him in a searing skit featuring Melissa McCarthy.
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And they went after a state senator, a female, and a state representative when she was in a coffee shop with her children.
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She claimed a bicyclist went after the perpetrator and was able to restrain him until police officers from the Littleton Police Department arrived.
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President Donald Trump went after the Federal Reserve once again on Monday, calling it "the only problem our economy has" in a tweet.
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The coyote then bit the woman on the back of her leg and went after the child, biting his right leg, police allege.
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The episode that you're talking about where they went after this collaborator, I think that was something that was very important to them.
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When the comedian Jon Stewart went after him on his satirical nightly broadcast, Trump reached once again for an argument based on ethnicity.
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The attacks recall the 2012 election, where President Barack Obama and Democrats relentlessly went after GOP nominee Mitt Romney's work in private equity.
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Airbnb agreed to allow New York to pursue violators so long as prosecutors only went after hosts, as opposed to the company itself.
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"He went after me because the F.B.I. opened the Russia case, which led to the appointment of the special counsel," Mr. McCabe wrote.
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But instead of attacking the Islamic State, Russia went after Western allies in the Syrian opposition, confirming its unreliable status to Western governments.
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And that fall, Trump created new controversies when he went after NFL protesters and other sports figures and feuded with caucus member Rep.
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During the debate, after Hillary Clinton went after him on past misogynistic comments, Trump said he held back on mentioning Bill Clinton's indiscretions.
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Last week, he went after MSNBC's Morning Joe co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, which resulted in a Twitter feud with Scarborough.
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On Last Week Tonight, John Oliver went after the California Congressman for failing to execute his most basic responsibilities as a government official.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her boy's nude bottom half on the picture, trolls still went after her — putting her on the defensive.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer went after White House plans to create a new panel that would question consensus views on climate science.
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However, in March the Trump administration went after Obamacare again, saying that it supports a federal judge's ruling that the ACA is unconstitutional.
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Dimon also went after Hillary Clinton for criticizing the U.S. banking culture in the wake of the Wells Fargo (WFC) secret account scandal.
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A tsunami threat came and went after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Papua New Guinea on Tuesday morning ET, per NOAA and USGS.
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Afterward, she regularly checked in with U.S. Immigration and Customs officials, which typically went after higher-priority targets like people with criminal records.
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Joe Biden seemed taken aback when Kamala Harris went after him in the first round of Democratic presidential debates in Miami last month.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) on Thursday went after special counsel Robert Mueller, accusing him of trying to undermine the Trump presidency.
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They went after groups, such as my former employer, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, because they refused to knuckle under to the government line.
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He then went after the judges on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals who heard the administration's request to resume its travel ban.
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" Abdirzak says he went after Conor to try and get his phone back but Conor just laughed as yelled back, "F*ck you!
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Years before Meghan Markle married Prince Harry, she was an actress struggling to find self-confidence as she went after her Hollywood dreams.
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The president on Monday went after Trumka's comments, arguing that unions were performing poorly because a Democrat was in the top leadership position.
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During the campaign, Clinton spoke out about the issue and went after President Donald Trump over the allegations of sexual assault against him.
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Separate reports on Sunday also claimed that Turkish activist hackers went after Russia's communications minister, temporarily knocking his Instagram account offline on Sunday.
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Over the weekend, President Donald Trump went after a vocal group of Democratic lawmakers in a series of tweets full of racist invective.
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This is why he went after John McCain in the first place, and continues the fight even though he looks pathetic doing it.
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Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) went after President Trump on Wednesday for failing to condemn the recent bombing of a mosque in Minnesota.
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This is how hackers went after tax returns in 2015 — and there's every reason to think they'll try the same attacks next year.
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The media outlet also went after national security adviser H.R. McMaster in an article just two days after Bannon returned to the website.
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" He also went after a New York Times reporter over coverage of his past crowd size, saying the reporter "doesn't have a clue.
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In the 1970s, at the height of a nationwide focus on consumer protection, New York's attorney general, Louis Lefkowitz, went after von Braunhut.
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But where were the mass desertions when Trump went after former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, a Latina, in the middle of the night?
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Shares of OSI Systems closed nearly 30 percent lower on Wednesday after famed short seller Carson Block went after the airport scanner maker.
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Louie Gohmert went after Strzok and referred to his affair with Page, in one of the most heated moments of the entire hearing.
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But I really wanted to make sure I went after a good pitch (that at-bat), with my teammates having gotten on base.
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Bush, who was a mentor to Rubio in Florida politics, often went after the Florida senator's attendance and knocked him for his inexperience.
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He also specifically went after the second accuser, Deborah Ramirez, who alleges misconduct on Kavanaugh's part when they were both undergraduates at Yale.
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Many have said he purposely put his cleat into Garrett's groin and then went after him when he got his helmet taken off.
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In a bizarre aside, Trump went after Ocasio-Cortez for helping to block Amazon from building a second headquarters in New York City.
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President Trump on Wednesday went after a panel of federal judges weighing whether a court order blocking his travel ban should be lifted.
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Danielle Bregoli isn't squashing her beef with Kylie -- remember she went after Kylie in her song, "These Heaux" -- but she still offered congrats.
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The actor went after Trump superfan Bill Mitchell with an aggressive private message recently, aiming to get a reaction from the conservative personality.
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How lucky for the nutjob who went after Lochte tonight to be the only human alive to have never ever made a mistake.
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His campaign announcement video, which drew national attention, went after Ryan for repealing Obamacare and prominently featured Bryce's mother, who has multiple sclerosis.
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And Pruitt didn't just start the process of repealing the Clean Power Plan and other climate policies; he went after the language itself.
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Paris Jackson furiously went after a paparazzo for calling her a nickname reserved only for those close to her late father, Michael Jackson.
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John Oliver went after the coal industry on Sunday's Last Week Tonight, and it was every bit as delightful as you would imagine.
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Sources close to the case tell TMZ ... no witnesses have come forward backing the hairdresser's claim Chyna went after her with a blade.
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He injured the ankle Sunday at Milwaukee when he went after a foul ball and his foot hit the barrier at the stands.
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The government has gone after large European banks, they went after the Swiss Banks in 2014, and they've also gone after tax inversion.
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The Fox host went after the FBI and the Justice Department, singling out fired Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and fired Director James Comey.
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Verschoor went after Muslim people in numerous Facebook posts, offering support for Trump's call to temporarily ban Muslim immigration and blasting those opposed.
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In recent weeks, he went after former Miss Universe Alicia Machado and called her "disgusting," and accused her of having a sex tape.
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As Mr. Trump patted himself on the back for the tax cut, he went after the Democrats for opposing the $1.5 trillion legislation.
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In June, Harris's defining moment came when she went after Biden for opposing federally mandated busing to racially integrate schools in the 1970s.
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Uber went back to first principles: The company didn't start by redesigning how taxis worked, it went after rethinking the entire journey experience.
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He went after him with gusto and caused a problem because that forced Costello to shift his gambling operations down south to Louisiana.
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The middleweight showdown lived up to its hype as the two fighters traded huge punches and went after each other for 223 rounds.
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The Najib administration aggressively went after the media, blocking internet access to independent websites like The Malaysian Insider, The Sarawak Report and Medium.
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I think F.D.R. made it very clear when he established Social Security: He went after the banks, he created the unemployment insurance system.
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Bloomberg's campaign went after Sanders on Monday, faulting the Vermont senator for the derogatory comments his supporters often make online about other candidates.
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Bloomberg had policies in New York City of stop and frisk, which went after African-American and Latino people in an outrageous way.
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The president earlier Wednesday went after the panel of federal judges weighing whether the court order blocking his travel ban should be lifted.
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The U.S. military last month went after fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in Somalia for the first time.
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She declined to slam Sanders' views — but went after him for being ineffectual and for some of his supporters' vitriolic approach to politics.
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"First he went after United Technologies for wanting to move a Carrier plant to Mexico — stock's up 23 points since then, " he said.
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At his rally in Harrisburg, Mr. Trump went after many of the targets he vilified during the campaign: the news media, Democrats, immigrants.
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Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar went after each other because both are running close to even and competing for the same set of voters.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Some of the candidates went after Joe Biden, like he was some kind of deadbeat dad on the Maury Povich show.
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There are antecedents: a few years ago, L.G.B.T. activists went after Chick-fil-A after its president voiced his opposition to gay marriage.
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"Since the U.S. Department of Justice went after Swiss banks for hiding tax dodgers years ago, Singapore has filled the role," he said.
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And Biden also went after Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, who has been pursuing the claims against Biden and his family.
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President Trump again went after the 22019th Circuit Court of Appeals early Tuesday after it ruled against the president's so-called travel ban.
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During the debate, she went after Mr. Buttigieg's limited résumé, arguing that women who run for office are held to a higher standard.
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After Trump dispensed with Jeb Bush who had the advantage of his father and brother's network of fundraising contacts, he went after Sens.
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Nipsey Hussle's former bodyguard went after The Game's manager during the rapper's set Sunday night ... apparently over some disrespectful comments made about Hussle.
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He also went after chief strategist Stephen Bannon, saying, "I'm not Steve Bannon, I'm not trying to suck my own cock," he said.
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The ICE chief also recently went after Oakland's mayor after she warned her city about upcoming immigration raids before they were carried out.
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The next month, in another Fox News appearance, she said the "same people" who "went after" her husband were "going after" Trump now.
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" According to documents reviewed by the Daily Beast, Sanchez believed the Enquirer went after the Bezos story with "President Trump's knowledge and appreciation.
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If there were things I didn't understand, I went after the scientific answers the best I could, steering clear of outside, nonscientific influences.
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And in case you forgot, this series opened with the mystery of who murdered Dee Dee and where Gypsy went after she was killed.
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Police and agents from Homeland Security Investigations went after 10 men listed in a federal indictment who were wanted on drug or murder charges.
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But she countered the criticism, saying her office had a high felony conviction rate – 92 percent – and that her prosecutors went after violent criminals.
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" She also signaled that Democrats "will strive for bipartisanship" and said that they "are not going after Republicans the way they went after us.
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It was this notion that Marc Lore and the Jet team went after, knowing that they couldn't compete with Amazon for single-unit orders.
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Farenthold went after his female colleagues in the Senate, without naming names, and blamed them for effectively killing the repeal-only bill last week.
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But what if a designer went after that title the literal way and created a dress embellished with one of the mythical horned creatures?
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Everybody else was in the witness protection program when I went after him on behalf of what the Republican cause should be – conservative principles.
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Bernie Sanders and Kirsten Gillibrand, went after President Donald Trump more aggressively than the 10 Democratic hopefuls from the first round on Wednesday night.
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Russian Hackers Targeted Swedish News Sites In 2016, State Department Cable Says It wasn't just the United States that Russia went after in 2016.
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And Panasonic went after other suggestions as well, even though IOActive said they brought these concerns to the company more than a year ago.
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Chandra asks him where he went after he left the gas station, as the security footage shows him trailing the cab as they exit.
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America has not brought a big antitrust case against a tech giant for 20 years, since it went after Microsoft for anti-competitive behaviour.
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Journalists couldn't decide who they were angrier at – President Trump or his supporters – so they went after both, with Acosta as their standard-bearer.
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" Cruz responded on by saying that the ad was not from him and if he went after his wife, then Trump is a "coward.
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The champion immediately went after Hendricks' leg and clung to it for the first half of the round, unable to take the wrestler down.
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She went after China, too, saying its trade with the United States would be in jeopardy if it kept helping Kim Jong Un's regime.
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Snoop went after Irving during a conversation with Stephen A. Smith -- essentially saying waging a pot war with the NFL is unwinnable and stupid.
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As we reported, Ashlee went after Jenner Saturday night at L.A.'s LGBT Center -- unleashing a rant about why she should stop supporting Trump.
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" Trump on Wednesday went after Clinton, saying the former Democratic presidential nominee "blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a terrible candidate.
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Scaramucci went after White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and chief strategist Steve Bannon in a vulgar interview with the magazine published Thursday.
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Kim Kardashian has spoken about how her meeting with Donald Trump went after she visited the White House on Wednesday to discuss prison reform.
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When, eventually, they went after each other, Mr Cruz—like Marco Rubio in the dying days of his own campaign—dived into the gutter.
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She went after first lady Eleanor Roosevelt for using Mother's Day as a way to promote the health and welfare of women and children.
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The so-called "about" collection went after messages that mentioned a surveillance target, even if the message was neither to nor from that person.
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Scott and Nelson went after each other on social media on Tuesday, before their pre-taped debate was set to air in the state.
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Next Mr. Trump went after the biggest casino of all, the Taj Mahal, which Resorts International, builder of Atlantic City's first casino, was erecting.
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It's clear which market Sony is going after here — it's exactly the same one it went after with its QuietComfort-besting over-ear headphones.
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Manchester-born singer Morrissey on Tuesday went after British politicians for their responses to the deadly attack there Monday at an Ariana Grande concert.
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" The president also went after a New York Times reporter over coverage of his past crowd size, saying the reporter "doesn't have a clue.
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Instead, it offered Operation Border Guardian, a grossly misnamed immigration-enforcement surge that went after people this country did not need to guard against.
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Oracle CEO Mark Hurd went after Amazon in October, claiming a workload on AWS could be six times more expensive than on Oracle's cloud.
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In targeting Cummings, the president went after a well-respected, 85033-term congressman who leads one of the committees leading investigations into his administration.
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In late 2004, it went after several websites, including AppleInsider, saying that when they posted details about unreleased products, they were publishing stolen property.
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They went after other so-called welfare queens aggressively, keeping them locked up on $100,21970 bails and pushing to quickly get them prison time.
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Castro, who served in the Obama administration, went after Biden for leaning on former President Barack Obama's popularity while rejecting criticism of his record.
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Blumenthal went after Kavanaugh's credibility in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings Thursday of Christine Blasey Ford's allegations that Kavanaugh sexually assault her in 1982.
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Cory Booker went after former Vice President Joe Biden during the fifth Democratic debate on Wednesday night over Biden&aposs opposition to legalizing marijuana.
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Democracy for America executive director Charles Chamberlain went after the Republican's "bigoted" agenda in a statement shortly after Trump was declared the president-elect.
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Giuliani, a newly minted legal representative for Trump, said if the special counsel team went after Trump's daughter and adviser, he would take action.
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More than 20 years ago, the DOJ went after Microsoft for using its operating-system dominance to foist its Internet Explorer browser on customers.
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" And Trump, in a pre-dawn tweet of his own Friday, again went after CNN for "blaming me for the current spate of Bombs.
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During the event, Trump went after his political opponents and put pressure on Senate Republicans to keep their promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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When I broke up with my long-time English boyfriend and moved back to Canada, I went after my dream of becoming a journalist.
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The disses continued to fly -- Conor went after everything from his outfit, to his money, to his women to his alleged inability to read.
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Kyle Busch thought Joey Logano did him dirty during NASCAR's Kobalt 400 race ... so he went after the guy with fists after spinning out.
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Ducking questions about his personal finances, Donald Trump went after Hillary Clinton for her private email server during the presidential debate on Monday night.
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On Sunday, Trump went after LaVar Ball, the father of one of the U.C.L.A. players who were detained in China on suspicion of shoplifting.
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Critics went after a handful of college students who told local media in interviews that they didn't care if they contracted the hyperinfectious virus.
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I knew when I went to this game that it's going to be different, and that's why the first inning I went after everybody.
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Obviously you went after Sloan today at the committee hearing, but previously you'd gone after Stumpf successfully, and he was forced to step down.
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As we reported, Lynne expressed an interest to become involved in the conservatorship earlier this year, after a social media campaign went after Jamie.
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In Monday's test, the Pentagon said the incoming warhead was destroyed by the first interceptor, and that the second went after the largest remnant.
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Gabbard and Biden also went after Harris for her criminal justice record as a prosecutor, often viewed as a vulnerability in the Democratic field.
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Most recently, the government went after an organisation with a storied history: the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, launched in 1825 by Count Istvan Szechenyi.
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Sanders, who has built his campaign on promoting wealth inequality and dismissing the ultra-wealthy, went after Buttigieg for accepting contributions from 50 billionaires.
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"Where he went after that, I don't know," Fugate said, adding that for many homeless in southwest Ohio, Shalom is their last best hope.
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"Somewhere in the '90s, Republicans decided on a politics of personal destruction as they went after the Clintons," she told reporters earlier on Thursday.
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Impeachment managers argued that Biden went after the Ukrainian prosecutor for ignoring corruption, the opposite of the storyline Trump and his allies have pushed.
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And she went after other moderate Democrats, too, mostly on health care — a subject where she has previously often found herself on the defensive.
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Mulvaney also went after former chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE for taking his arguments with the president public in his overseas speech.
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His response echoes the reply of Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee, who went after Clinton over her private email server.
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In another case, West Virginia went after major drug distributors and has reached settlements that will pay the state tens of millions of dollars.
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Remember, Bake went after Cleveland's trainers following a game earlier this season when he said they weren't handling an Odell core muscle injury properly.
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Miller went after CNN and Tapper over "fake news" after he was asked about Trump's mental fitness following the president's tweets on the matter.
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Eventually, no matter how hawkish the Democrats were, Republicans went after them as being part of the party that was too weak on defense.
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As the White House went after Corker, it seemed interested in calming down any trouble with Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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On The Daily Show last night, Noah went after the neurosurgeon for essentially arguing that slaves were, in fact, just immigrants serving unpaid internships.
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The frontrunners — Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders — tangled over healthcare, while other candidates looking to make their mark went after Elizabeth Warren.
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Under President Barack Obama, the Justice Department was given broad discretion on who should face criminal charges, and federal prosecutors rarely went after families.
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Trump went after the whistleblower who first brought to light the president's effort to pressure the leader of Ukraine to investigate the Biden family.
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Actor Zach Braff went after Sean Spicer after the former White House press secretary made a surprise appearance at the Emmy Awards late Sunday.
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He also went after "factory farms" by vowing to remove their air emissions exemption and regulate them under the Clean Air Act as factories.
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He went after Romney for his Mormonism in 2008 and 2013, but even that was limited to two articles in his newsletter Battle Cry.
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Nelson Peltz, a founding partner of Trian Fund Management, went after Indra Nooyi at Pepsi, Ellen Kullman at DuPont, and Irene Rosenfeld at Mondelez.
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President George W. Bush also repeatedly went after the CPB during his eight years in office; in 2008, he proposed halving the corporation's budget.
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Having moved the ball to midfield, Rodgers went after slot cornerback Trevin Wade, who was in the game for injured veteran standout Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.
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While the star simply said she was surprised by Gilbert's reaction, she directly went after Fishman for his lengthy statement on the social media platform.
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The cyberattackers who went after the Turkish brothels exhibited a distinctive pattern; at Cloudflare, that fingerprint was dubbed the "TE attack," as in Turkish Escorts.
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When it was his turn to speak again, Young went after Jayapal with a level of condescension only old white men in power can gather.
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Then, with cornerback Eli Apple lost to a groin injury, Rodgers went after his replacement, Michael Hunter, for a 193-yard touchdown pass to Adams.
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" She believed her bosses intended to make an example out of her, adding, "During the McCarthy era they went after people in the same way.
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And last night, Mulaney and Kroll didn't just punch up, they went after the elephant in the room and exposed them for what they are.
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You know, when I took on the drug companies and the insurance companies for universal health care coverage, they went after me with a vengeance.
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For the record, we'd like to point that Midler went after Kim first — Midler could have just tweeted directly to Kim about the nude selfie.
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It appears the man the team went after may have killed himself rather than be captured, but that has not been verified, the official said.
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And he went after a new Republican tactic, suggesting GOP lawmakers should be elected to act as a check to Clinton's power should she win.
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Specifically, on Thursday, Hayes went after the NCAA's ridiculous claim that athletes are recruited to go to school and play sports merely as a hobby.
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Stewart immediately lost his cool and went after the guy ... and in the video, you can hear Tony's left fist collide with the heckler's face!!!
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Last year he went after Fox News' Bill O'Reilly for, incredibly, having a discussion about Black Lives Matter with just white people on his panel.
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Clinton, unwittingly, gave Trump exactly what he wanted on Tuesday when she went after him and the 2016 election -- often in personal and biting terms.
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Jerry Brown also went after Trump on issues, particularly the environment, although he often left it up to the state's attorney general, Democrat Xavier Becerra.
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" He also got a shot in at the guards who went after him, saying ... "20 of you p***ies couldn't take me off my feet.
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As the nation's leading unlicensed Disney psychologist, I find it very convenient that Gaston went after Belle, one of the few unavailable women in town.
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Yet the company went after Apple once more, seeking $532 million initially and then bumping the demand up to the $625.6 million awarded this week.
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The former first daughter even went after Sanders in the Granite State, charging that his healthcare plan would give too much power to Republican governors.
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Trump, however, went after a different group of social conservatives: "Youngstown voters," or working-class white voters in cities and towns across the Rust Belt.
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ICYMI ... J.A. was playing around at Pro Bowl practices last week -- when he went after Pat Patriot and tackled the poor guy to the ground.
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According to the D.A.'s Office ... Allen went after his girlfriend last month, chasing her inside a coffee shop when she tried to run away.
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Of course, both Megan and LeBron have been targeted on Twitter by President Trump -- back in August, Trump went after James and called him dumb.
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But Constand's allegation is the one for which Cosby is on trial, and the defense went after her hard in two days of cross-examination.
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" Gutiérrez, without calling Trump by name, went after the businessman's proposals to deport millions of families and "put up a wall between them and us.
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First, Trump went after Lavar Ball, the domineering stage parent of LiAngelo Ball, one of three UCLA players arrested for shoplifting in China last week.
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Donald Trump Jr. went after critics of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) decision to rescind net neutrality rules Thursday, challenging critics to explain net neutrality.
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Trump went after his former Republican presidential primary opponent earlier in the morning, accusing Kasich of "tamping down enthusiasm" for Republican House candidate Troy Balderson.
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Additionally, Thursday's announcement came soon after actress Rose McGowan went after Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos for his company allegedly ignoring her warnings about Harvey Weinstein.
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Earlier in the day, he went after ABC News's Brian Ross over a corrected news report, as well as CNN, also for a corrected report.
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Trump also went after so-called sanctuary cities, calling for Congress to cut funding from states and cities that refuse to work with federal officials.
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The president also went after Mueller's team, which is investigating Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, including possible collusion between Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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A tech-focused House member on Wednesday went after the company behind vulnerable software that many believe left government secrets exposed to foreign spies. Rep.
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He also went after teenage girls who were also outside the facility, promising a $100 contribution to Planned Parenthood if someone would provide their identities.
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Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger went after bitcoin again on Monday, doubling down on remarks he made about the digital currency over the weekend.
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Sen. Cory Booker went after former Vice President Joe Biden during the fifth Democratic debate on Wednesday night over Biden&aposs opposition to legalizing marijuana.
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