Lincoln never publicly repudiated the Know-Nothings; for this he was assailed by Democratic newspapers, just as Trump was assailed in the progressive media for not sufficiently repudiating the white nationalists in Charlottesville.
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Rubio has been hitting back: On Thursday, his PAC assailed
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And internet commenters assailed her character and New Age lifestyle.
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Senator Joseph McCarthy assailed Americans' civil liberties and their credulity.
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But he assailed Mr. Trump's campaign for praising their release.
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Brodie has been assailed for his unenlightened attitudes about women.
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And some of his own assistants say they were assailed.
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Zoë Deans of Greenpeace Australia Pacific assailed the Coles decision.
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Democrats assailed the announcement as bogus, and a political stunt.
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Republican leaders have assailed the health law's large tax increases.
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Critics also assailed his views on homosexuality and gender issues.
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Pence has repeatedly assailed the entire impeachment process against Trump.
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Weinstein's positions have been assailed by peers as counterproductive fearmongering.
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They assailed the legislation as a giveaway to the banks.
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Murray Gleeson, a former chief justice, has assailed such arguments.
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Trump on Saturday assailed Harris for canceling her scheduled appearance.
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On the campaign trail, rivals assailed Mr. Trump's financial history.
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South Korean media assailed Mr. Abe's insistence in Parliament on Jan.
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The two advocacy groups who filed the lawsuit assailed that assertion.
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Republicans assailed the order as a gross overreach of executive authority.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina (CNN)Donald Trump on Friday assailed Sen.
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Trump is routinely assailed while she is given a blank check.
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He boasts about being strong while simultaneously whining about being assailed.
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In one of the debate's most intense exchanges, Gabbard assailed Sen.
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Monsanto and its allies have assailed the finding as an outlier.
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He assailed Mr. Schulz's leadership as "Spiegelstrich-Politik" — bullet-point politics.
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But huge counterprotests have assailed the prosecutors who are investigating him.
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Some religious conservative groups opposed to transgender rights assailed the measure.
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Republicans have assailed the rules as an example of government overreach.
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Bolshevik agitators among the troops at the front assailed his vacillations.
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The plan has also been assailed by the health insurance industry.
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Critics have also assailed her for the repression of political freedoms.
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While not mentioning impeachment, he assailed congressional Democrats on abortion policy.
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Mr. Trump frequently assailed the bank while on the campaign trail.
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Farmers are now being assailed by fall armyworm, a hungry caterpillar.
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Trump, in debates, sensibly assailed Clinton's record on Middle Eastern interventions.
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While Democrats assailed Trump's inaction last month, Holder's criticism was especially pointed.
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The law was assailed for endangering sex workers and stifling free speech.
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Ms Lagarde herself has assailed Mr Trump's trade policies, without naming him.
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Clinton assailed her probable general election rival as pandering to the group.
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Numerous speeches assailed the presumptive Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, in unforgiving terms.
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But privately, Trump assailed Cohen as a "liar," one administration official said.
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The president assailed the news media for its attention to the matter.
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He also assailed the Obama administration for its "bad deal" with Tehran.
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President Trump and congressional Republicans have repeatedly assailed California for its taxes.
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Anti-immigration activists also assailed the plan, though for the opposite reason.
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Critics have assailed Trump for talking warmly of Kim after their meeting.
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The special prosecutor in the case, Lawrence E. Walsh, assailed the pardons.
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And they assailed Mr. Trump's embrace of protectionism as illegal and insulting.
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Many conservatives assailed Mr. Trump for aligning himself with his political opponents.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly assailed his counterparts and threatened to scrap Nafta altogether.
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Democrats assailed Mr. Mnuchin and the Trump administration for wasting taxpayer dollars.
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Two men were killed as tear gas and bayonets assailed the protesters.
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But some in the country have assailed her as a Western stooge.
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He dismissed the recording as "locker room banter" and assailed his accusers.
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Critics have already assailed the measures for lacking any numerical reduction targets.
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Kamala Harris assailed him over race and busing in a Democratic presidential debate.
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Critics assailed Trump for saying rival protesters were also to blame for violence.
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Some conservative media outlets have assailed Limbaugh's critics for celebrating his cancer diagnosis.
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But when it disappeared, local media assailed the government for abandoning its principles.
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She assailed the vast wealth of Trump's cabinet appointees, and promised firm opposition.
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THE fine arts and classical music are often assailed for consuming public money.
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Trump repeatedly assailed political correctness and federal environmental rules on the campaign trail.
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" She also assailed Mr. Trump's comments appraising himself as the "king of debt.
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Authors of books investigating wealthy patrons of the party have been similarly assailed.
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Even the Republicans assailed by Mr. Trump on Tuesday responded in muted language.
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Mr. Trump assailed a judge overseeing a lawsuit against him as being biased.
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Democrats assailed the bill as a corporate handout at the expense of workers.
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He's assailed Graham's co-sponsorship of the 2017 bill that would have repealed
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Among Western countries only President Emmanuel Macron of France directly assailed Israel's actions.
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Some of Mr. Arnault's accusers said he assailed them in academy-owned apartments.
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Cruz has assailed Trump for his stance on the North Carolina bathroom law.
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One recent online ad from the Republican super PAC American Crossroads has assailed Mrs.
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In another incident, police restrained an alleged jaywalker who verbally assailed the police officers.
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It's hard when you're Jewish and constantly assailed by fears, worry, anxiety, and mortality.
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Democrats have assailed the plan to spin off air traffic control from the FAA.
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After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, it was assailed for its chaotic and slow response.
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Even the 2004s, which have been roundly assailed as peculiarly green, can offer pleasure.
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The European Union she fought so hard to preserve is assailed by populist leaders.
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Liberals assailed a system whose reliance on large corporations made big business even bigger.
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With Mr. Kavanaugh sitting before him, Mr. Graham assailed the Democrats on the panel.
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Angry black residents assailed the driver, who escaped via a volunteer Jewish ambulance crew.
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Panther doesn't strike anyone but, when he is assailed upon, he'll back up first.
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The style of his inexpensive wines, a sort of candied fruitiness, was also assailed.
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The bills Mr. Duda vetoed assailed the last independent bastion of democracy, the courts.
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Labor groups that assailed Mr. Puzder have generally applauded the choice of Mr. Acosta.
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He assailed his fiercest rival, the opposition politician Imran Khan, for ceaselessly attacking him.
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His campaign also assailed Nelson for asserting that the Russians obtained access in 2016.
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He assailed entire races and ethnic groups, then turned around and said they loved him.
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On Monday, critics of Mr. Mulvaney assailed the report as an affront to vulnerable consumers.
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Senator Marco Rubio assailed Mr. Trump's record as a businessman and his knowledge of policy.
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Many assailed the idea of such massive state intervention and the idea was quickly squashed.
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Republican presidential candidates including businessman Donald Trump and Texas Senator Ted Cruz have assailed it.
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Y.), who is Jewish, assailed Omar, calling her tweets "deeply disappointing and disturbing" (The Hill).
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Mr. Kent assailed what he called a "campaign to smear" American officials serving in Ukraine.
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Fact-checkers have assailed many of the assertions he has made on the campaign trail.
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Clinton did not have "that bad man" in mind when she assailed Mr. Trump's supporters.
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Hawks, including George Will and Charles Krauthammer, and many within Reagan's cabinet assailed the treaty.
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Meanwhile, the United States assailed ongoing election interference by Russia, Iran and China (The Hill).
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Executive compensation more generally has been assailed for the apparent lack of correlation with performance.
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Mr. Obama also assailed "special interests," suggesting that the pharmaceutical industry has been particularly bad.
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Clinton has assailed Sanders's gun record, invoking the families of the Sandy Hook school shooting.
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But Hell has long been assailed as one of Christianity's cruder means of maintaining control.
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Steven Mnuchin, the United States Treasury secretary, assailed the concept as unfair to American companies.
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The addition of a category for blockbusters was immediately assailed by some prominent film critics.
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Democrats assailed the process, again insisting on a one-week delay and an F.B.I. investigation.
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Already, Mr. McConnell was trying to sell legislation that was being assailed from many directions.
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Democrats assailed Ms. DeVos for her support of vouchers during her contentious Senate confirmation hearing.
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Jerry Brown assailed a remark President Trump made about climate change being a Chinese hoax.
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Environmentalists assailed the decision to issue the final permit, which was linked to groundwater management.
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Assailed by the rising forces of nationalism, particularly pan-Germanism, the cosmopolitan state began to crumble.
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Trump assailed as inappropriate Democratic President Barack Obama's open appeals to Britain not to split off.
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Democrats assailed the tax cuts as benefiting wealthy Americans at the expense of the middle-class.
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These critics have been supported by an association of federal prosecutors that has assailed the legislation.
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But critics have assailed it as a political stunt to drive Republican voters to the polls.
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Trump has assailed the judiciary both as a candidate and since taking office on Jan. 20.
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Attorney General Raquel Dodge assailed the move, calling it unconstitutional and an affront to human dignity.
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Ken Livingstone, the mayor at the time, was assailed for heaping misery on thousands of commuters.
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And Germany's far-right party, Alternative for Germany, has assailed the science behind clean-air policy.
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Indeed, Tzur Goldin, Lieutenant Goldin's twin brother, assailed Mr. Netanyahu after the announcement about Sergeant Baumel.
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WASHINGTON — He assailed the "scum on top" of the F.B.I. who were out to get him.
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China's government assailed the vandalism as "totally intolerable" and demanded strong countermeasures from Hong Kong authorities.
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A Polish mountaineering commission assailed Bielecki: You violated the brotherhood of the rope and deserted comrades.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump assailed Japan for not paying enough for its own defense.
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Labor groups that assailed Mr. Puzder as being anti-worker applauded the choice of Mr. Acosta.
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The business groups assailed Garrett's testimony Wednesday, saying it shows why he shouldn't lead the bank.
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Democratic senators had previously assailed Kavanaugh in his hearing over abortion and past rulings on corporations.
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Many Republicans in Congress have rallied to his defense and assailed the Democrats leading the inquiry.
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Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren have assailed each other over transparency issues in the last weeks.
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Trump has assailed the probe as a "witch hunt" and has said he's done nothing illegal.
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Thierry, a witness quoted on BFM TV, said a group of people then assailed the attacker.
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Mr. Cruz assailed Mr. Rubio and Donald J. Trump for what he framed as betrayals to conservatives.
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Our group of players, assailed by accusations from the greater Twitterverse, slowly became smaller and more hostile.
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Ms Rooney, who was born in 1991, is often hailed—and assailed—as "first great millennial novelist".
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Trump assailed McCain during the 2012 primary ("I like people who weren't captured," Trump said of McCain).
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After Mr. Christie threw his support behind Mr. Trump, Ms. Whitman criticized him and assailed Mr. Trump.
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Pressed, she retreated, espousing a public option that retains private insurance — and assailed the Sanders-Warren plan.
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That night, Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh assailed the deal, and the next morning Fox pounded Trump.
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The other was his writing against the Jews, whom he assailed in very similar, very violent terms.
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Trump also assailed the trial, just underway, of his former campaign chairman by the special counsel's team.
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The Trump administration has said the ban would help prevent terrorism but opponents assailed it as unconstitutional.
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The result was a brutal recession that assailed the Russian middle class, sowing joblessness and eroding savings.
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Under overcast skies, Mr. Sanders lamented big corporations, argued for "Medicare for all" and assailed fossil fuels.
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He has fired the F.B.I. director, belittled his attorney general and publicly assailed the deputy attorney general.
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Kamala Harris of California assailed the former vice president over his previous positions on race and busing.
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On Saturday, he assailed people he said had inaccurately suggested he was scared about going to prison.
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In a speech to the Writers' Union, Mr. Yevtushenko assailed privilege, censorship and the distortion of history.
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It cut ties with the host Reza Aslan after he assailed Mr. Trump in vulgar Twitter posts.
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Soros is a wealthy financier often assailed by conservatives and known for his support of liberal causes.
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" As she spoke, Trump simultaneously assailed her on Twitter, an experience that she described as "very intimidating.
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Republicans have assailed Mr. Rose for trying to avoid the accountability that comes with a firm position.
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President Trump has assailed the company and its chief executive, Jeff Bezos, who owns The Washington Post.
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" Dobbs didn't apologize, but instead assailed the "national left wing media" for "calling the suspicious packages 'bombs.
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In the past, Gorbachev assailed the Kremlin for a crackdown on freedom of speech and rigid political controls.
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After an outcry among allies of Trump and Stone, Trump assailed the recommendation by DOJ's prosecutors on Twitter.
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On North Korea, many liberals loudly assailed Trump for his "fire and fury" rhetoric about Kim Jong-un.
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Today, the MBTI is variously assailed for spreading a phoney sense of selfhood and its susceptibility to gaming.
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As Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz assailed him, they often used similar or even identical language and themes.
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Government officials, politicians and state news media assailed aid organizations, repeatedly referring to the refugees as illegal immigrants.
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Puerto Rico was seized or assailed by the English, French and Dutch, then abandoned and returned to Spain.
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Both of them have assailed an inherent unfairness in the country, arguing that powerful figures enjoy outsized influence.
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During the primary campaign, Mr. Trump assailed all of his Republican rivals for being too weak on immigration.
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" Mr. Trump smiled and soaked it in, then assailed the Democrats for becoming "an angry left-wing mob.
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The United Nations and the United States assailed the state of emergency, effectively taking sides against Mr. Yameen.
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Along the way, he's assailed by news of the 2016 election and plunges deeper into his existential funk.
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The Biden pile-on Biden's record was assailed by nearly every Democrat who shared the stage with him.
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Remember when John Kerry was assailed for supposedly insulting the military by the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth?
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Mr. Trump has fiercely assailed Mr. Cohen for his disloyalty, effectively warning others not to follow his example.
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But it has also been assailed by drivers and critics as an unfair tax that hurts the poor.
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Critics have assailed A.I. as dangerously powerful, even threatening the enslavement of humanity to robots with superhuman powers.
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Democrats have assailed Republicans for putting the bill together without a single public hearing or bill-drafting session.
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But he assailed the audits, calling them "an attack on the Czech Republic" and labeling their authors incompetent.
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In a statement explaining the suit, Prince Harry assailed the tabloids and the suffering they caused his wife.
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President Trump has been assailed for rolling back environmental regulations and pulling out of the Paris climate accord.
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Pompeo, along with two leading U.S. Senators, assailed the release for its potential of making companies boycott targets.
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" Even though he had assailed the chiefs earlier in the week, he said, "I'm happy with Dan Coats.
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"The Way In" finds a family on vacation senselessly assailed by masked intruders, and Dad appears to know why.
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Some of Mr. Comey's assertions in the interview, and the book, are sure to be assailed by his critics.
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Trump, who has continually assailed the media with cries of "fake news," has accused the newspaper of unfair coverage.
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Democrats have assailed the way House Republicans handled repealing and replacing ObamaCare, describing the legislative process as a sham.
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Trump assailed Cruz's wife's looks and suggested his father may have been involved in President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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Trump also assailed Barbara Comstock, Carlos Curbelo, and Mike Coffman — Republican House candidates from Virginia, Florida, and Colorado, respectively.
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Trump has assailed Amazon CEO , who owns the Washington Post, a newspaper that the Republican president also has disparaged.
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She effectively assailed Joe Biden for 40 years ago opposing busing, which helped break down some school segregation barriers.
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In a mood to settle scores, Mr. Trump also assailed Senator John McCain of Arizona for selling him out.
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Before taking office, he assailed Chief Justice Roberts with a profanity after the Court upheld the Affordable Care Act.
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But it was widely assailed by men's rights and conservative civil liberties groups as heavily biased against the accused.
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Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan, who visited the Al Noor mosque, said the attack assailed human dignity.
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He brushed off fact-checkers, assailed the media, went on Twitter tirades against his critics, and dabbled in racism.
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Mr. Trump campaigned for the presidency with nativist rhetoric that assailed the threat from outsiders, especially Mexicans and Muslims.
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Critics assailed it on Tuesday as a shortsighted effort that could set back the effort to tame global warming.
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Instead, Mr. Trump assailed other NATO members at that meeting for not shouldering their fair share of military expenses.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, angrily assailed Democrats for raising the accusations at the last minute.
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But two initial plans presented by city officials in 2018 were widely assailed by local residents and community leaders.
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And supporters of the government of President Bashar al-Assad assailed her as a fraud and a propaganda tool.
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California's pact with Ford, Honda, Volkswagen and BMW embarrassed the Trump administration, which assailed the move as a stunt.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have assailed Trump for his request of $2.5 billion in funding to combat the virus.
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Separately, Mr. Trump faced a bipartisan backlash after he assailed a television host in strikingly crude terms on Twitter.
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But many critics assailed the choice of Mr. Arafat because of his role in acts of terrorism against Israelis.
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But in a city where many federal programs enjoy longstanding bipartisan support, some Republicans also assailed the president's judgment.
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He repeatedly mocked and assailed the "failed" Obamacare website, while also deflecting a persistent rumor about his political future.
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She also assailed an initiative to help inexperienced voters, despite the sizable group of Spanish-speaking people on hand.
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He was assailed on the radio and on the street, labeled a Communist, a Castro agent and a fool.
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Regardless of the numbers, many women's and public advocates assailed the new order as an attack on women's rights.
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He repeatedly assailed Democrats, prompting questions about whether he could be fair in disputes involving Democrats or liberal groups.
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The first time I saw Neko Case play live, she was assailed by a hailstorm so intense it left bruises.
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And at June's California Democratic Party convention, he assailed what he saw as a leftward drift in his own party.
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Fierce fighting broke out around Dumeir late on Tuesday night after IS militants assailed government areas northeast of the capital.
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He assailed his primary opponents for what he labeled as supporting "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants on a path to citizenship.
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Critics have assailed the president for attempting to undermine the legitimacy of the judge, and of the judiciary in general.
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She is also being assailed for ducking a call for televised debates with other party leaders before the June vote.
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There, the president attacked the media, which he has repeatedly assailed as corrupt, dishonest and hell-bent on undermining him.
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Trump has, in the past, been wary of U.S. foreign intervention and has often assailed international organizations and trade agreements.
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Lawmakers from both parties assailed Trump's attack saying the insults were "beneath the dignity" of the office of the president.
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The community is assailed by an army, claiming to represent the real America, which has camped outside the fortress walls.
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Mr. Kaine assailed Mr. Trump for refusing to release his tax returns, then turned the stage over to Mr. Biden.
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Donald J. Trump has assailed Hillary Clinton over the payment, saying she had started the talks that led to it.
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Trump assailed a measure that would end a legal challenge to the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe's reservation in Massachusetts (The Hill).
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Trump had been assailed from across the political spectrum for failing to respond more forcefully to Saturday's violence in Charlottesville.
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Republicans on the committee assailed Koskinen, saying he failed to comply with a subpoena and made false statements under oath.
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At a rally in New Hampshire on Saturday, Mr. Kaine assailed Mr. Trump for keeping his tax returns under wraps.
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One after another, the viewer is assailed by news of kidnappings, killing of magistrates, jurists, and journalists, and train bombings.
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From Greece (1965), which Nestler self-financed, was assailed with guffaws and brickbats for its perceived overly left-wing politics.
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Conservative economist Brian Riedl of the Manhattan Institute called it "fairy dust" and assailed much of it as wishful thinking.
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Other progressive groups assailed her and suggested that her presentation showed that she had made up her mind long ago.
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We were assailed by the gun-rights crowd, of course, which said we wanted to disarm all law-abiding Americans.
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He was a whistle-blower who assailed President Vladimir V. Putin in public, accusing him of running a gangster state.
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It comes a few episodes after Lorca slept with a superior officer, who repeatedly assailed him for not being professional.
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On Monday, in an extraordinarily frank letter addressed to all Catholics, Francis assailed the abuses as atrocities committed against children.
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Israel has been assailed by human rights groups for using excessive force against the protesters, most of whom were unarmed.
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Insurers, hospitals, doctors and patient advocacy groups assailed the proposal, as did the late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel.
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My quarantine stash includes the beautiful, eerie film "Safe" by Todd Haynes, about a woman assailed by a mysterious illness.
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That plan produced a storm of opposition from critics who assailed it as a threat to neighborhoods and local control.
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But environmental groups assailed it as a move by allies of the fossil fuel industry granting favors to industry cronies.
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" Reminded that the president had assailed him on Twitter, Mr. Bolton said: "He tweets, but I can't talk about it.
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Democrats have assailed McConnell for crafting the bill largely behind closed doors and have unanimously vowed to oppose the legislation.
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After she took evidence of the H.I.V. infections to officials and researchers in Beijing, her superiors in Henan assailed her.
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" Days later, addressing students at Grinnell College, Buttigieg was assailed for his higher-education plan and accused of "spreading lies.
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Here basa, a kind of catfish, is lightly cured in vinegar and then assailed by salt, soy, garlic and chile.
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The single-payer health plans proposed by Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are often assailed as being too disruptive.
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Now, imagine this: a polarizing president under investigation, mocked by allies abroad and assailed at home with an understaffed administration.
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Thus far, Democrats have assailed Mr. Trump's tax ideas, arguing that they would help only him and his rich friends.
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He assailed immigrant gang members as Democrats seek legislative protection for Latino "dreamers" brought illegally to the U.S. as children.
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It has demonized immigrants, curbed academic freedom and assailed international structures like the European Union as threats to Hungarian sovereignty.
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Go deeper: Zuckerberg's power to hurt Trump Zuckerberg's D.C. charm tour Mark Zuckerberg assailed from all directions in Hill marathon
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Of all my beliefs assailed by the realities of Donald Trump's America, this one is the hardest to let go.
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The banking industry remains deeply unpopular, and liberal activists have assailed the new law as a giveaway to the financial industry.
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Protestors repeatedly interrupted the proceedings in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and lawmakers assailed Friedman for previous comments they deemed insulting.
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Clinton assailed Mr. Sanders for past criticisms of President Obama, saying she expected such attacks "from Republicans," not a Democratic candidate.
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Even now, Hurricane Harvey could blow itself out and women at work once again be assailed by all the old abuses.
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The companies assailed the economic analysis of Mr. Shapiro, saying the data sets used were not complete and cherry-picked points.
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The Ocean's 8 star also assailed what she characterized as white privilege and inaction in the face of violence and injustice.
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And he assailed Clinton for unfair tactics in the 2008 primary generally: I got to watch … your debates for Barack Obama.
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But Mr. Steyer has opposed oil and gas projects like the Keystone pipeline, and the construction unions assailed the A.F.L.-C.
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In a separate Rose Garden video message, he assailed Democrats for opposing his immigration policies and used Tibbetts as an exhibit.
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Comey's letter was widely criticized by Democrats for being vague, and Clinton's surrogates have assailed Comey for not being more forthcoming.
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Zinke was assailed for the comments during a second testimony he gave Thursday in front of the House Natural Resources Committee.
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LGBT rights groups assailed the replacement bill, which will still prevent localities from enacting new anti-discrimination ordinances for several years.
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Democrats have assailed that position, creating an election-year showdown over the court that is playing out in ad campaigns nationwide.
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Legal delays were the entire reason for the prisoner's stay in solitary confinement that Kennedy assailed in his concurrence last year.
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A tribunal created last June to determine whether bishops had covered up for miscreant priests has also been assailed as ineffective.
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Political tensions in France are spiking, as right-leaning opposition politicians assailed the Socialist government over Thursday's terrorist attack in Nice.
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Pyongyang has continually assailed Australia as a "vassal country" of the United States in recent releases from North Korean state media.
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" An editorial in Pravda assailed him, calling him a "malevolent Philistine," a "libeler" and "an extraneous smudge in our Socialist country.
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Hillary Clinton assailed him for weeks over the 15 million people she said his plan would leave out as a result.
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Members in Russia's upper house of parliament have assailed officials for ignoring the environmental damage in Siberia and the Far East.
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Mr. Trump has suggested he might pardon himself in the Mueller investigation and has repeatedly assailed the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Mr. Trump assailed the practice of pretrial detention as "tough" when Paul Manafort had his bail revoked before his trial began.
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In a short time, the state-owned Gulf carriers have been assailed by a mixture of economic, political and business crises.
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Democrats have assailed Mr. Trump for assembling the wealthiest cabinet in American history, and on Monday they did not let up.
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She has assailed Ms. Abrams for supporting cuts to the popular scholarship in 2011, when the program was facing financial problems.
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Clinton, whom he regularly assailed during the presidential campaign for using a private email account for correspondence as secretary of state.
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Democrats assailed the tax ideas promoted by congressional Republicans and the Trump administration as giveaways to big companies and the rich.
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Bolton announced new economic sanctions on the Cuban government and assailed Obama for attempting a rapprochement, which Trump has rolled back.
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This week, the White House even released a video on its official Twitter account that assailed the credibility of the office.
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He assailed Democratic leaders and repeatedly threatened to declare a national emergency if lawmakers didn't provide billions for his border wall.
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Trump has assailed Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, who owns the Washington Post, a newspaper that the Republican president also has disparaged.
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Some states, such as Arkansas and Indiana, enacted fixes to the measures after large companies and rights groups assailed them as discriminatory.
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First, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio assailed O'Rourke for saying his health care plan would preserve a role for private insurance.
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Democrats have long assailed Mr. Comey for having a double standard: He revealed and confirmed the existence of an inquiry into Mrs.
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I complied, and was immediately assailed: a bolt of white fury forced my eyelids to contract in submission, never to open again.
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In his CNN interview, Corker assailed Trump for telling falsehoods that are easily disproven and questioned why he persisted in doing so.
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We were assailed at all hours by the smell of chicken curry or the sound of a visiting cousin crunching potato chips.
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Today, West Africa, once assailed by one of the deadliest Ebola outbreaks recorded, is home to a premier global med-tech hub.
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New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson on Tuesday assailed the opaque process that denied many elected officials, including him, any input.
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North Korea has continually assailed Australia as a "vassal country" of the United States in recent releases from North Korean state media.
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Knesset members Ahmad Tibi and Yousef Jabareen, both from the Joint Arab List party, assailed the bill's passage in a joint statement.
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" • Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts assailed the chief executive of San Francisco-based Wells Fargo over a fraud scandal: "You should resign.
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Under President Barack Obama, amid the Great Recession, congressional Republicans assailed $1 trillion deficits as a spending-induced threat to America's future.
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But Mr. Trump pivoted to attack former President Bill Clinton's administration for supporting the North American Free Trade Agreement and assailed Mrs.
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More recently, Johnson traded verbal barbs with President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly assailed Chicago's leaders for the city's high crime rate.
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And Republicans were mostly silent after Hillary Clinton assailed Mr. Trump in a speech on Thursday about the stakes of the election.
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Critics of the judge have assailed him for what they describe as a partisan attempt to bolster efforts to oust Ms. Rousseff.
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Gawker begat Gizmodo begat Wonkette begat Valleywag and everywhere a Gawker writer went, the walls of tradition were assailed and sometimes fell.
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Most recently, Trump assailed NATO allies in Brussels, courted U.S. rival Putin, and threatened, in an all-caps tweet, to annihilate Iran.
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I waited, but this time the coughing didn't pass; it only grew worse, to the point where I was assailed by nausea.
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" During the Las Vegas debate, Warren relentlessly assailed Bloomberg as an "arrogant billionaire" who "calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians.
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But Democrats assailed Republicans for preaching fiscal responsibility not long after voting for a tax bill that is projected to widen deficits.
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In 2012, however, Mr. Rubio had assailed Eric H. Holder Jr., President Barack Obama's attorney general, for not cooperating with the House.
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But in that case, in a letter signed by three other former attorneys general, Mr. Barr assailed the officials, not the investigators.
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" He assailed the state's chief witness against her, a former household custodian, as "a serial liar" peddling a "delusional and mendacious story.
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He said that Mr. Trudeau, whom he once assailed as "very dishonest and weak," had become "a great friend," despite it all.
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In one, he assailed a "fake news smear" being pushed against Ms. Yovanovitch by conservative news media personalities allied with Mr. Trump.
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On the Senate floor Tuesday, Mr. McConnell assailed the health law as building unstable insurance markets and providing too little consumer choice.
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The president assailed Cummings as a "racist" and "brutal bully" and accused him of corruption and of failing to address Baltimore's problems.
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Democrats, meanwhile, assailed Tillerson on those matters, along with his contention that Exxon never lobbied against sanctions despite evidence that it did.
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Both of those circumstances would affect consumer spending, which has kept the US economy strong when it's been assailed on other fronts.
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Lawmakers from both parties have assailed the White House's raids on military funds as violating Congress's constitutionally mandated power of the purse.
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He effectively auditioned for the job in an unsolicited memo to the White House that assailed Mueller's theory on obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Murphy, who took office in 23.26, has assailed the economic development programs, appointing a task force to investigate and overhaul them.
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This time House Republicans, who have assailed the budget office's calculations as inaccurate, were far less concerned about waiting for a score.
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Any tariff cuts were left for later phases, an arrangement that was assailed in China as too favorable to the United States.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership, another big pact embracing a dozen nations around the Pacific Rim, has been assailed by both presidential candidates.
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China has assailed the White House's new pledge to defend disputed islands controlled by Japan, delivered by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, above.
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He also assailed Representative Ilhan Omar, Democrat of Minnesota, when she said support for Israel was "all about the Benjamins," meaning money.
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" Mr. Duterte has had a complicated relationship with the Catholic Church, which he has assailed in vulgar terms as a "hypocritical institution.
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Democrats assailed the latest proposal, saying it did nothing to help those who would be left without coverage under the repeal bill.
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In a country where almost nobody challenges the president publicly, Mr. Nazarbayev has found his policy on apostrophes assailed from all sides.
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When Trump has assailed the press at events, his followers have sometimes taken the opportunity to personally jeer them: Trump trashes press.
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Democrats and a growing number of Republicans assailed the move and foreign leaders condemned it amid court challenges and tumult at U.S. airports.
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During the Democratic National Convention, he assailed what he saw as a lack of substance in the build-up to nominating Hillary Clinton.
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In a blistering campaign-style speech on Saturday, President Donald Trump once again assailed the media while attempting to defend his policy priorities.
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When Mr. Cruz assailed the Florida senator's work on an "amnesty" bill, Mr. Rubio responded forcefully that Mr. Cruz had changed several positions.
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Since then, Trump has assailed the Obama administration's "weak" defense against terrorist groups, stating the president doesn't "understand" what he is dealing with.
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Trump assailed the FBI's handling of the matter, though he did not directly address Comey's announcement at a rally in Sterling Heights, Michigan.
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Lichtman also assailed the prosecution's star witnesses, former associates of Guzman who testified against him after striking cooperation deals with the U.S. government.
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His morning tirade against Sharpton, a longtime African-American activist, come after a weekend in which the President repeatedly assailed Maryland Democratic Rep.
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The president has regularly assailed world leaders, including allies like Germany's Angela Merkel and France's Emmanuel Macron, for "ripping" America off over trade.
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She now confronts a similar argument from Mr. Trump, who has assailed trade pacts like the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Mrs.
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In short, the Union is precisely as strong as its institutions, and those institutions are being assailed in ways that we've seldom seen.
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"We are going after these people," Mr. Trump said at a Values Voter Summit in Washington last month as he assailed Mr. Schiff.
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With the economy growing slowly, and the market assailed by more volatility, investors are prizing companies that can deliver better than average growth.
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By day they set up roadblocks, where they stopped civilians and murdered and raped them in plain view; by night they assailed homes.
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Some have assailed Mr. Bratton's effort to add officers to the department, wondering if the low crime levels call instead for fewer officers.
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The Clinton campaign had assailed Mr. Trump during the election for refusing to say he would abide by the results if he lost.
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As I approached the area around Tompkins Square Park, I was assailed by a frenzied scrum of vendors offering products like angel dust.
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And during a recent interview on the news channel 24 TV, Turkey's justice minister, Abdulhamit Gul, assailed the credibility of the entire proceeding.
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President Trump, who landed in Japan on Thursday for the Group of 503 economic summit, assailed three American allies — Japan, Germany and India.
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But in an extraordinary display of audacity, many Iranians, including a number of lawmakers and a top entertainment star, have assailed such conclusions.
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Despite Ms. Hill's testimony that he had assailed her with inappropriate sexual suggestions when they worked together years before, Justice Thomas was confirmed.
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He also assailed Iran's Lebanese ally, Hezbollah, the Shiite militia and political party that is part of the national unity cabinet he led.
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But Gene Sperling, the former director of President Barack Obama's National Economic Council, assailed Mr. Mnuchin on Twitter for embracing Mr. Trump's divisiveness.
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Bloomberg was assailed for his spending despite his pledge to use his personal fortune to support the eventual Democratic nominee, whoever it was.
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On Tuesday, Trump blamed the Fed for market volatility in a pair of tweets that numerous financial analysts assailed as incorrect and unhelpful.
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Should Mr. Varadkar's government propose constitutional wording that is too liberal, or too conservative, the proposed changes could be assailed from both sides.
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That anger burst into public on Twitter late Thursday and continued Friday, as the president repeatedly assailed the legal forces arrayed against him.
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Only a day earlier, Mr. Trump assailed the nation's most prominent television news anchors and producers in a tense meeting at Trump Tower.
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Trump's salvos, most of which were launched from his Twitter account, assailed the book as an "already discredited" fabrication intended to help Democrats.
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Trump has assailed his own Justice Department, the FBI, and the people who run them -- even some of the leaders he has hired.
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For years, Facebook has been assailed for unevenly enforcing its content policies across its family of apps, including Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger.
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Mr. Cuomo, who had assailed the ban on Global Entry applications as "extortion," met last week with Mr. Trump without reaching any deal.
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Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, assailed Mr. Trump for trying to undermine rules that were put in place to protect the economy.
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Mr. Cruz's proposal was included in a version of the bill released last week, but it has been assailed by the insurance industry.
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But many of the placards hoisted amid the throng mocked or assailed Mr. Trump, demanded his impeachment or urged his defeat in November.
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Last year, after the presidential election, Facebook was assailed as a repository of fake news that influenced the way the American electorate voted.
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Furious Republicans assailed the Obama administration Thursday for making changes to a visa entry program for foreign tourists that they characterized as illegal.
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Mr. Rockefeller was also assailed for befriending autocratic foreign leaders in an effort to establish and expand his bank's presence in their countries.
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Trump reacted with fury on Thursday and assailed Pelosi's Democrats for launching an impeachment inquiry into him this week over the Ukraine affair.
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When the FAA grounded the MAX before even analyzing the preliminary black box data on the crashes, he assailed the move on Twitter.
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Trump has repeatedly assailed the author as a "coward" and "gutless," and called on The New York Times to release the author's identity.
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Obama made the Iran accord a centerpiece of his foreign policy, and Republicans vying to succeed him have assailed him over the deal.
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Critics have assailed the H-1B visa program for years, arguing companies use it to hire cheap, foreign workers in place of Americans.
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Critics have assailed her over her handling of emails and a 2012 attack on a U.S. mission in Libya while secretary of state.
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His speech did not specifically mention the United States or its trade policies, which have been assailed by Chinese state media in recent days.
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Washington (CNN)The unemployment numbers candidate Donald Trump assailed for months on the campaign trail as "phony" and fictional are suddenly up to snuff.
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Don't shed a single tear for him, but Mark Zuckerberg continues to be assailed for his very bad decisions about political speech on Facebook.
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On contemporary hits like, say, ''Broad City'' and ''Transparent,'' gender norms are explicitly and unapologetically assailed, whereas on ''Playhouse'' the sabotage was largely implicit.
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He portrays Russia as assailed by enemies, and argues that it has nothing to learn from foreign ideas like human rights and open democracy.
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Christie, who came close to being chosen as Trump's running mate, assailed Clinton for her record on Libya, Cuba and Iran, among other places.
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Moments earlier, before a crowd of about 600 in the town with a large manufacturing sector, Warren assailed companies that are moving production abroad.
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Amid chants of "Bernie or Bust" and loud boos as election results rolled in, Alison Bacon, an actress living in Los Angeles, assailed Mrs.
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Vice President Pence was assailed Wednesday for his remarks, which North Korea described as "ignorant and stupid," The New York Times reported from Seoul.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader and a longtime central player in judicial confirmations, assailed the quality of Mr. Trump's nominees.
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Clinton, the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination, assailed Senate Republicans for dragging their feet on a nominee whom she said has impeccable credentials.
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He assailed the United Nations and the Obama administration for failing to side with Israel and promised to take a hard line against Iran.
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Restless at night, they are assailed by indigestion and stress, or by violent dreams that jolt them into states of feverish or fiery readiness.
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Senate Democrats, like their counterparts in the House, have assailed the tax overhaul, but they now face a challenge in blunting the Republicans' momentum.
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President Trump has assailed Mr. Powell and the Fed for raising rates; Mr. Powell made no reference to the president's comments in his speech.
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Mr. Bloomberg's administration assailed the decision and vowed to appeal it, but his successor, Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, declined to do so.
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Members of Trump's administration have relentlessly assailed the regulation, and on Monday the Treasury Department laid out arguments against it in a special report.
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Mr. Mnuchin would not say if the administration would try to halt such efforts, but he assailed the strategy as being in bad faith.
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Democrats have assailed the election stewardship of Brian Kemp, the Republican who continued to serve as secretary of state while he ran for governor.
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Ventilators — a medical device that helps patients breathe — have become critical to treating COVID-19 patients whose lungs are assailed by a respiratory illness.
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As he assailed critics of his "America First" approach, Mr. Trump also targeted Mr. McGurk, the envoy to the coalition fighting the Islamic State.
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Instead, the family assailed "the people in government who stood to gain from our mother's murder" and called for Mr. Muscat to step down.
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Benenson also assailed Sanders on foreign policy during Thursday night's debate, remarking that he failed the test by not answering a question about Afghanistan.
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They also criticized Mr. Ossoff for his youth and inexperience and assailed him for living outside the district, although he was raised in it.
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Some of them assailed Mr. Mayes for helping to pass a Democratic agenda item that they described as economically damaging and against party orthodoxy.
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While Hasbro has featured Rey in some of its other toys and games, critics have long assailed the lack of gender parity in merchandising.
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Conservatives have long assailed the agency as an unaccountable regulator and argue that its structure is an unconstitutional restriction on the president's executive powers.
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It began choosing winners in 1901, and for almost as long, some of its choices have been assailed as politicized, parochial or just misguided.
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Although his staff is mostly women, Mr. Edge has also been assailed over how he portrays the role of Southern women in the kitchen.
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Over the course of his investigation, he made judgment choices that gave ammunition to the Clintons as they assailed his handling of the case.
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Weinstein, virtually alone among major AIDS figures, has assailed PrEP, calling it a "party drug" that could lead to a collapse in condom use.
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President Trump faced a swift, bipartisan backlash after he assailed the television host Mika Brzezinski, above, in unusually personal and crude terms on Twitter.
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As the Republican candidate in 2012, Mitt Romney assailed Mr. Obama for allowing China's theft of American intellectual property to flourish under his watch.
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The bigger question is: Why is wine so regularly singled out in the United States to be assailed as something of a con game?
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Kamala Harris assailed Biden over his previous positions on race and busing, and comments earlier this month about his ability to work with segregationist senators.
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On the 9th and the 10th Trump assailed McConnell via Twitter, angered by a speech in which McConnell said Trump had "excessive expectations" of Congress.
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That's because the Germans engaged in blitzkrieg, a "lightning" style of war where mobile infantry and air force assailed European targets with surprising, aggressive force.
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The right has assailed him for not taking a harder line there, allowing the civil war to spiral and create a safe haven for ISIS.
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Amid anger over inequality, immigration and cultural change, basic elements of the liberal credo, from globalisation to free speech, are assailed from right and left.
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The PRI and the PAN-PRD were both seeking to distance themselves from Veracruz Governor Javier Duarte who has been assailed for corruption and impunity.
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Assailed by his campaign rivals for lacking an ideological core, Trump responded by holding up his pragmatism and lack of ideological grounding as an asset.
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In prior years, Rhee had expressed support for Common Core, the set of states-based education standards that Trump had assailed on the campaign trail.
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Jackson's defenders, including what the New York Times described as the singer's "tenacious" legion of online fans, assailed the documentary, deluging Twitter with disparaging comments.
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Instead, as opponents of impeachment assailed them as liars, thieves, bigots and coup-mongers, they cited a more eclectic bunch of reasons for their votes.
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Conservative critics of the media have, over the past several months, routinely assailed the witch-hunt atmosphere of the Washington press corps against the president.
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Clinton, brandishing her opponent's debate stumbles, assailed Mr. Trump's comments suggesting he avoided paying taxes and welcomed the 2008 financial crisis as a buying opportunity.
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Conservative critics of the media have, over the past several months, routinely assailed the witch hunt atmosphere of the Washington press corps against the president.
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Democrats have assailed his tactics and accused him of responding to political pressure from Republicans to prove he had not gone easy on Mrs. Clinton.
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Pro-democracy groups have long assailed the notion of constitutional changes that allow for long stretches in office, saying they lead to corruption and worse.
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Kate Forscey, government affairs associate counsel at Public Knowledge, assailed the GOP attempt to undermine the FCC's set-top box reform proposal using budget riders.
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Moral panics have assailed everything from comic books to Dungeons & Dragons, and this particular one is no more legitimate because it's happening again to games.
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Despised as a royalist during the Revolution and forgotten about during the advent of Romanticism, Le Brun continued to be assailed during the 2200th century.
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Trump has frequently assailed allegations of possible collusion between his associates and Moscow as a smokescreen intended to compensate for Clinton's unexpected loss in November.
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But it has similarly colored German demands for strict adherence to the limits on deficit spending by Spain, Portugal and other crisis-assailed European nations.
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In ads, his campaign assailed her for calling her vote for the program her "proudest moment" in Congress and declared her "too liberal for Arizona."
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Trump has assailed NATO members such as Germany for lagging on their military budgets while he has simultaneously taken credit for progress on that front.
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He assailed the prosecutors who won a conviction of his former campaign chairman, and he attacked the plea agreement struck with his longtime personal lawyer.
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Democrats on the Budget Committee assailed their Republican colleagues for shedding their deficit hawk feathers and backing a bill that they say is fiscally irresponsible.
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Amazon is equally infamous for developing its Rekognition face recognition software suite, which critics have assailed as being inaccurate and capable of impeding civil liberties.
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His political opponents have assailed him for allowing the situation to fall into the current pattern but have not said what they would do differently.
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But the industry has assailed such projections, calling some "agenda-driven junk science," while simultaneously lobbying to block legislation requiring more disclosure of antibiotic use.
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She, like many other students of American pop culture, believes that the phenomenon is waning — assailed, in part, by the national discussion about gender identity.
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He has repeatedly assailed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and declared that "the European Union is a foe," even cheerleading Britain's exit from the organization.
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The Democratic opponent she will face in the general election, Joe Cunningham, a lawyer, has assailed Ms. Arrington for her unswerving fealty to Mr. Trump.
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Defense lawyers, however, assailed Mr. Rechnitz's credibility, telling jurors that he was a pathological liar and that he continued to lie on the witness stand.
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In the past month, CNN cut ties with the broadcast personalities Kathy Griffin and Reza Aslan after they publicly assailed Mr. Trump in vulgar ways.
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The elder Mr. Kushner, his company and his family are assailed by criminal and regulatory inquiries largely rooted in their newfound access to presidential power.
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At a meeting with the Securities and Exchange Commission this month, a departing Republican commissioner, Michael Piwowar, assailed Citigroup executives over the bank's gun policies.
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Nadler assailed the White House effort to block or restrict the three men's testimony as another example of "obstruction" by the president and his administration.
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Now, they're taking flight again -- running from packed shelters set up under tent clusters in hard-hit southern coastal towns assailed by hundreds of temblors.
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Dazed and cut off from the ranks behind them, the men at the front were promptly assailed by another gang barrelling down to the beach.
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While Beijing has scored some significant milestones, the yuan has been declining, assailed by a weakening economy and a trade war with the United States.
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SEATTLE — Technology executives have for days assailed President Trump's executive order suspending immigration from seven mostly Muslim countries, framing their arguments largely in moral terms.
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Democrats have assailed this approach, saying it leaves older Americans to fend for themselves if they need care that costs more than the federal contribution.
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For weeks, Facebook has been assailed for a policy that allows politicians and their campaigns to post nearly whatever they want, including false and misleading claims.
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He is cast a religious martyr, or someone who, though assailed on (in their view, bogus) legal or circumstantial grounds will be vindicated through divine favor.
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Every controversial Supreme Court decision is assailed by its critics as an affront to the Constitution, even as its supporters hail a victory for constitutional rights.
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The GOP nominee has also assailed various other journalists in harsh terms, from conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt to NBC News campaign-trail reporter Katy Tur.
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Alito also assailed federal agencies including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for seeking to expand their power beyond what was allowed under laws passed by Congress.
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A panel of senators assailed him with pointed questions, but he was a formidable interlocutor—slippery, aloof, and impeccably prepared—and no senator landed a blow.
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Clinton later assailed the Republican vision for the Supreme Court, boxing lessons at the Wynn in Las Vegas with my friend and competitor, Politico's Annie Karni.
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He said that he was blocked after he assailed her over remarks she made comparing migrant detention centers at the Texas-Mexico border to concentration camps.
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She assailed him unsparingly as a heartless tax dodger cozying up with Wall Street who preyed on the misfortunes of Americans stricken by the financial crisis.
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The proposals, which can cost up to over a trillion dollars, are already being assailed by Republicans as socialist policies that will balloon the fiscal deficit.
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Clinton and his defenders frequently assailed independent counsel Ken Starr's investigations as a politicized Republican effort to bring down a Democratic president, and for good reason.
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Trump has frequently assailed the treaty organization as "unfair" to the U.S., arguing that other member states have long failed to uphold their defense spending commitments.
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He praised his golf courses, assailed China and Mexico as economic competitors and promised to build a "great wall" to keep out Mexican criminals and rapists.
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Trump has assailed McConnell repeatedly this week for the failure to pass legislation that would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare.
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The Spanish competitors assailed their nation's acting prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, and King Felipe VI, while the Mexican contestants went after their president, Enrique Peña Nieto.
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A dizzying tableau of weapons wielded, belles protected, and black bodies assailed, the piece has the odd effect of skewering and serving its stereotypes at once.
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A man who said that he was the one later detained at the cemetery, Frank Flack, posted a reply that assailed Ms. Edwards for being irresponsible.
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As Mr. Fitzgerald assailed the Republican's voting record, flanked by an activist dressed as a yacht captain, Vince Cavell looked on skeptically from a short distance.
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Sorry, first, that you have to endure having your character assailed and assassinated by people who rarely if ever read you and likely never met you.
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May's own governing Conservative Party have assailed that arrangement as a form of vassalage, arguing that it could keep Britain stuck in the European orbit indefinitely.
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At least three of Trump's fellow Republicans in the U.S. Senate, all frequent critics of the president, assailed his suggestion of readmitting Russia to the group.
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Advocates for gay marriage assailed the Turnbull government's decision to hold the referendum, calling it a delaying tactic intended to appease his party's far-right faction.
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Mr. Rubio assailed it repeatedly, and in December, before Elliott Abrams became Mr. Trump's special representative for Venezuela, he wrote a scathing attack in National Review.
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Nonetheless, human rights advocates assailed the decision as a startling retreat from the court's purpose of providing war-crimes victims with a means of seeking justice.
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Republicans have assailed him for working as a lobbyist, and for having been indicted in the 1990s on corruption charges of which he was eventually acquitted.
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Democrats assailed her past writings on climate change, including articles in which she called carbon dioxide "the gas of life" and described renewable energy as parasitic.
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But that board, assailed as a "death panel," has never been called upon to make such choices, for no members have ever been nominated to it.
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The decision comes as immigration advocates have assailed the administration's efforts to hold more immigrants in detention writ large and its increased arrest of noncriminal immigrants.
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In July, she assailed Senator Kamala Harris over her record as a prosecutor, becoming the most searched candidate on Google in the hours after the event.
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" But Elior Levy, an Israeli reporter who covers Palestinian affairs, assailed what he called Mr. Bennett's "glorification of grabbing a tattered body of a wretched terrorist.
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Mr. Trump's congressional allies have also assailed the surveillance, accusing law enforcement officials, with little evidence, of abusing their authority and spying on the Trump campaign.
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But while Mr. Morrisey and Representative Evan Jenkins attacked one another, and a Democratic super PAC assailed Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Blankenship's poll numbers crept back up.
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Stephanie Schriock, the president of Emily's List, a group that works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights, assailed the Republican brief in a statement.
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He assailed another international body, the World Trade Organization, saying that it had failed to check what he described as abusive Chinese economic practices for years.
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Critics have long assailed campaign coverage as focused too much on candidate personality, campaign strategy and assessments of who's winning, instead of on policies and ideas.
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Women who said they were Mr. Epstein's victims have repeatedly assailed federal prosecutors for agreeing to a nonprosecution deal with him more than a decade ago.
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Women who said they were Mr. Epstein's victims have repeatedly assailed federal prosecutors for agreeing to a nonprosecution deal with him more than a decade ago.
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On Thursday, Donna Rotunno, one of Weinstein's lawyers, assailed Weinstein's accusers as unreliable and said an "overzealous" prosecution was trying to portray consensual sex as assault.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are continuing to push for a complete FBI investigation and have assailed their GOP counterparts for what they view as unfair treatment of Dr. Ford.
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He has assailed the president over his rhetoric and character, and Trump in turn has insinuated that Comey engaged in corruption during his time helming the FBI.
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Mr. Trump assailed the special counsel investigation on Monday as a "witch hunt," reaching for a favored insult in response to the seizure of Mr. Cohen's records.
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The (mostly male) members who publicly assailed the academy's changes ended up underscoring the crux of the problem by making the issue, yet again, all about them.
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Obama, a Democrat, has made the Iran nuclear accord a centerpiece of his foreign policy, and Republicans vying to succeed him have assailed him over the deal.
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In an extraordinary rebuke last month, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce assailed Trump's economic positions in real-time on Twitter while he delivered a speech on trade.
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Obama has been repeatedly assailed by Republicans -- especially the party's presidential contenders -- for overseeing an economy that many Americans still regard as sputtering in the wrong direction.
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Yudhoyono and his son are being assailed on multiple fronts in the midst of the most divisive, hard-fought election in Indonesia's short history as a democracy.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump repeatedly railed against China as a "currency manipulator" and assailed the country for not taking a stronger stance against North Korea's threats.
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Gary Johnson of New Mexico, Mr. Weld assailed Donald J. Trump over his call to round up and deport the 11 million immigrants in the country illegally.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ TRADE: Business groups and a few Republican lawmakers have assailed Trump and his advisers for lambasting Canada and its prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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Democrats assailed Tillerson over Exxon Mobil's lobbying on Russia sanctions during his tenure as head of the oil giant, and none offered their support for his nomination.
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But it appeared not to satisfy House Republicans, who, led by Mr. Trump, have assailed the whistle-blower as politically motivated and demanded his identity be revealed.
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Wine School Minerality, one of wine's most hotly contested words, is often assailed as imprecise and too general, even as it is widely used among wine professionals.
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There, Sanders directly assailed the former first lady on her vote on the Iraq War more than a decade ago and on her ties to Wall Street.
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The Alliance for Automobile Manufacturers, a Washington-based interest group that represents auto companies on policy issues, assailed the potential tariffs as harmful to the American economy.
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When the audience responded poorly to Trump's arguments and temperament, he assailed them as corrupt big-shot GOP donors who are upset that Trump cannot be bought.
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A State Department spokesman, John Kirby, assailed that gunfire on Tuesday as the work of a "small group of political obstructionists" intent on subverting the political process.
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He assailed free-trade agreements, pledged not to cut government benefits for retirees and defended taking a neutral stance in negotiations with Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
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They assailed the lack of transparency, back room deal-making, and the general impression that the law was rammed down people's throats when they didn't understand it.
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Trump has assailed not just Democratic adversaries but also nonpartisan institutions such as the judiciary and the Federal Reserve, eroding public confidence in the American system itself.
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Mr. Trump also assailed Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, for minimizing the bonuses that some companies are paying workers, citing Mr. Trump's tax cuts.
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That can be unsettling for those of us who grew up without those freedoms, and within systems of bigotry that assailed those freedoms as unnatural or sinful.
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But India's high tariff rates have been a major source of frustration for Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly assailed India for charging steep tariffs on American motorcycles.
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In announcing the rescission of the letter, Ms. DeVos assailed the guidelines as federal overreach that coerced schools into setting up quasi-judicial systems fraught with inconsistencies.
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During a summer meeting at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Representative Jan Schakowsky of Illinois sharply assailed Mr. Moulton, who was not present, for stoking a mutiny.
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Mr. Erdogan also has assailed the Americans for supporting Syria's main Kurdish militia, which has links to a Kurdish separatist group that Turkey considers a terrorist organization.
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President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority assailed the Trump administration on Thursday over pro-Israel decisions that he said "completely contradict" America's role as a mediator.
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Mr. Sanders has assailed Mr. Trump for what he called a cynical attempt to scare Democratic voters with Medicare and Social Security warnings that have little merit.
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Mr. Trump then hosted a dinner with Latin American leaders, where he assailed Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, for "stealing power" from the people and wrecking the economy.
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While Mr. Trump and his United Nations ambassador, Nikki R. Haley, have assailed Iran, they have presented nothing concrete that suggests the Iranians are violating the agreement.
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While he has often assailed China, Mexico and others for their trade practices, he seemed to have forged a strong relationship with Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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He also assailed Mr. Comey for leaking details of his conversations with the president to prompt the appointment of a special counsel, although they were not classified.
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Civil libertarians — including several Republican lawmakers — have long assailed the program as unconstitutional, while proponents like McConnell and Barr argue that it serves an important counterterrorism purpose.
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Mr. Tillerson indicated that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria would ultimately have to leave power — the Obama administration's position — and assailed Mr. Assad's bombing of civilians.
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President Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, has assailed what she and Israeli officials regard as a strong anti-Israel bias at the organization.
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President-elect Donald Trump assailed Democrats over the issue on Sunday, saying it was ridiculous to think Russia interfered in the election to help him get elected.
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For once, it is not the earthquakes that have assailed us since time immemorial or the tsunamis that often follow, devastating land and coast, mountainscapes and ocean.
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Human rights groups, informed by The New York Times of the decision, immediately assailed any effort by the administration to lift the conditions on the arms sales.
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In a jarring pivot to the more familiar red meat of his campaign pitch, Mr. Cruz assailed opponents who he said were unwilling to secure the Mexican border.
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Bernstein also noted that the same Republican Party that assailed Democrat Hillary Clinton for alleged conflicts of interest is now turning a blind eye to Trump's potential exposure.
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Buttigieg assails GOP on religion Buttigieg's best moment recalled the beginning of his rise, when in a CNN town hall he'd assailed Vice President Mike Pence over faith.
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The PRI has for years been associated with rampant corruption, and Pena Nieto and his government have been assailed by myriad scandals since he took office in 2012.
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So there's a grim familiarity to seeing two black guys enter a public space, only to be find themselves assailed for trespassing one hundred and twenty seconds later.
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While the proposal has been assailed, that hasn't stopped some elected officials and law enforcement professionals from seriously suggesting it in the wake of the latest school shooting.
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Later, Disney, Citi, Goldman Sachs, the drug firm Novartis and the mining company Glencore — all participants and sponsors of the forum — were assailed for their corporate track records.
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Some will be persuaded that Mr Mueller's investigation is not an attempt to find out how American democracy was assailed but part of a sprawling "deep state" conspiracy.
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Myanmar has assailed foreign news organizations for "fake news" about a military crackdown in Rakhine state that triggered the exodus of more than 650,000 Rohingya Muslims to Bangladesh.
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Shechtman and Mazurek both assailed Rechnitz's credibility in their cross-examinations and closing arguments, delving into his admitted history of dishonesty in dealing with city officials and others.
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In a city that is 79% black, Mr Luckett was variously assailed as "a white honky" and, ludicrously—given his lifetime membership of the NAACP—as a racist.
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By degrading elected office, or opposition, by ignorance, defunct ideologies or arrogance, these parties are damaging democratic governance already assailed by authoritarians in China, Russia, Hungary and Egypt.
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As Mr. Zuma ignored the directive, his party relentlessly assailed the public protector, Thulisile Madonsela, with one deputy minister calling her a spy for the Central Intelligence Agency.
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The Freedom Party has assailed crime and migrants for years, but the backlash against the latest influx of asylum seekers has been especially fierce in this election season.
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Ahead of the Minneapolis rally earlier this month, Trump and his campaign assailed its mayor when the city attempted to get paid in advance for hosting the event.
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George Conway, a prominent Republican, is a frequent Trump critic and has questioned on Twitter the president's mental health and assailed what he describes as Trump's narcissistic personality.
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President Trump on Wednesday appeared to tease a new announcement on trade as he assailed The New York Times for its coverage of his marathon trip to Asia.
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As Trump assailed Franken, Moore was digging in, pledging to fight the accusations against him as the state GOP in Alabama reaffirmed its support for the embattled candidate.
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An adviser assailed Mitt Romney, one the top candidates for secretary of state, as having gone "out of his way to hurt" the president-elect in the primaries.
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A Trump adviser assailed Mitt Romney, one the top candidates for secretary of state, as having gone "out of his way to hurt" Mr. Trump in the primaries.
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Trump duly assailed the congresswoman, a family friend who'd listened in on the conversation, on Twitter, calling her a liar and claiming to have evidence contradicting her account.
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Clinton, in particular, showed that her team was still carefully evaluating Mr. Sanders for vulnerabilities, as when she assailed him for voting against the 2008 auto-industry bailout.
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The business mogul, who has assailed the delegate selection process as "corrupt and crooked," could still win the 1,237 delegates he needs to clinch the nod before Cleveland.
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But only recently have the firms that employ tens of millions of Americans and that provide the most generous benefits to workers been so assailed by prominent politicians.
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But as his activism intensified and his international tennis ranking declined, he was assailed by some in the mainstream media for squandering his formidable athletic talent on politics.
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Wielding support from an array of progressive groups, Ms. Newman assailed Mr. Lipinski for his opposition to such liberal priorities as abortion rights and the Affordable Care Act.
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Affixed to Mr. Lynch's statement was one from Ms. Piagentini in which she too assailed the parole board, which she said had "betrayed the trust" of police families.
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Scot Peterson, the Broward County deputy stationed at Stoneman Douglas High, has been called a "coward" by President Trump and assailed by his own boss, Sheriff Scott Israel.
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" He also assailed Mr. Schneiderman's temporary successor, Barbara D. Underwood, and has referred to Ms. James as "yet another AG" who "openly campaigned on a GET TRUMP agenda.
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In South Carolina, where Ms. Harris has appeared at more campaign events than any other Democratic candidate has, she received a rousing ovation whenever she assailed the president.
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Mr. Trump assailed Cuba, his usual whipping boy for Mr. Maduro's survival, though the C.I.A. has concluded that Havana's support is far less consequential than the administration claims.
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Mr. Trump again assailed the investigation as a "Witch Hunt" and demanded that the F.B.I. or the Justice Department investigate whether his campaign was subject to improper surveillance.
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" Mr. Trump again defended his handling of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and again assailed Carmen Yulín Cruz, the mayor of San Juan, calling her a "horror show.
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Consistently assailed for refusing to stand up to the president, Senate Republicans this week briefly found their voices, bombarding Mr. Trump with public complaints over his Syria decision.
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Mr. Trump took to Twitter again Wednesday to repost other people's messages that assailed the mainstream media and congratulated a Fox News program for pulling in good ratings.
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When Hillary Clinton assailed Mr. Sanders in an interview published on Tuesday, his team struggled to confirm details about their relationship, saying the senator was difficult to reach.
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On the campaign trail, Trump railed against what he deemed out-of-control political correctness and assailed federal environmental rules and laws, accusing such measures of eliminating jobs.
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The opposition — the City Club and two activists, Tom Fox and Rob Buchanan — have assailed the secrecy surrounding the project and its potential danger to a protected estuary.
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She was assailed by conservatives after texts that she had exchanged with the agent overseeing the investigation into links between President Trump's campaign and Russia were made public.
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Speaking at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday, Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper assailed China for stealing technology and then developing its own systems to dominate critical sectors.
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Making vague references to "progress," Zuckerberg argued that more speech is an inherent good for society and assailed critics that have lambasted the company's approach to content moderation.
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For most of the last decade, Spain has suffered as an extreme example of the economic carnage that has assailed the 19 nations sharing the common European currency.
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It assailed as unconstitutional racial discrimination by transportation companies and in public accommodations, the exclusion of blacks from skilled employment, housing segregation and lack of access to education.
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The remarks represent the first time that Ryan has suggested even the possibility of not putting out a budget, something Republicans have assailed Democrats for in the past.
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Those who have assailed Mr. Comey in the past say it is perfectly legitimate to now defend his efforts to get to the bottom of the president's actions.
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Throughout the entire impeachment inquiry process, Trump has constantly assailed and insulted the lawmakers leading the probe, the reporters covering it, and the government employees testifying in it.
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Warnings of a crisis of liberalism have become commonplace, as it is assailed by an illiberal right on the one side and a socialist left on the other.
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As Trump assailed the shifting Saudi story about Khashoggi's fate, Saudi officials offered more details of the events surrounding the Virginia resident's death, but provided no corroborating evidence.
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He assailed a series of Democratic attorneys general of New York who were involved with the suit, saying they should have spent their time investigating the Clinton Foundation.
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It is potentially a pathway for Trump to be able to proclaim that he ended a trade deal he assailed on the campaign trail, without wrecking the economy.
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Thus far, they have largely assailed the partisan process and argued that the bill benefits the rich and corporations and doesn't do enough to help the middle class.
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But critics assailed him for using the presidency to initiate investigations against major potential challengers that left them imprisoned or otherwise ineligible to be listed on the ballot.
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Still, such plans have also been assailed by drivers and critics as an unfair tax that especially hurts poor people who do not have access to public transit.
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While Democrats assailed the president's budget, Mr. Azar relished the opportunity to attack Democrats' proposals to establish a single-payer health care system billed as Medicare for all.
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Trump did suffer from a rough back and forth with Jeb Bush, in which Bush assailed Trump's record of exploiting eminent domain to enable his real estate projects.
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" He has assailed the intelligence community, tweeting that, when it comes to Russia, "The real scandal here is that classified information is illegally given out by 'intelligence' like candy.
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In her stump speech, Le Pen assailed her rivals Macron and Fillon on immigration, security, and ties to the European Union, while making local promises to the Corsican electorate.
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Gay marriage activists and legal experts assailed the order, arguing last June's landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision afforded same-sex couples the right to marry in all 50 states.
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The Jacksonians assailed Adams as a fraud and an aristocrat; the Adams side attacked Jackson as a closet Caesar and his wife, Rachel, as a slut and a bigamist.
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At Thursday's debate, Trump's rivals assailed him for shifting positions on the issues but said in the end they would reluctantly support him if he were their party's nominee.
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Rival groups in our blue college town—surrounded by bright red rural counties—assailed our invitation to a Freedom Caucus member to speak in our school's 230 seat auditorium.
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Before its primary, Florida's airwaves were assailed by anti-Trump ads—the state received 88% of a battery of such ads aired there and in Ohio and North Carolina.
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In 2009, online commenters assailed a mixed-race contestant on a Chinese reality show, mocking her for having a black father, leading to a string of international news stories.
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Mr. Trump assailed reporters on Tuesday while detailing a list of his contributions his foundation had made to veterans' charities, most of them with money raised from his supporters.
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" Pointing to a picture of Jeb Bush, whom his father assailed as "low-energy" during the 2016 Republican presidential primary, he added: "Unlike some, this show stays HIGH ENERGY!
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A Labor Party proposal during the general election this year for a modest trim in generous tax breaks for property investors was assailed by the governing center-right coalition.
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In a speech Thursday night to Democrats in Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Obama assailed what he called "the swamp of crazy" that Republicans have allowed to fester in recent years.
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Barney Frank of Massachusetts, a liberal icon when he was in Congress, assailed "The Squad," all of whom represent overwhelmingly Democratic districts, as out of touch with political reality.
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But Mesereau assailed her credibility Tuesday and said that the millions paid to her and the lack of an admission of liability proved the lawsuit wasn't filed for principles.
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Without naming the president-elect, Streep, the most admired U.S. actress of her generation, assailed him while giving a lifetime achievement acceptance speech at Sunday night's Golden Globe awards.
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Op-Ed Contributor This year, for the first time since Ronald Reagan assailed the Soviet Union in 1980, an American presidential candidate actively campaigned against another country's national interests.
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Green will be unavailable after throwing 38 pitches in two and one-third scoreless innings in Game 6, and Robertson was assailed in his brief time on the mound.
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Rights groups assailed the new government for discrimination against gay men and lesbians and for continuing to allow a form of corporal punishment outlawed in most of the world.
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Throughout his candidacy, critics constantly assailed Mr. López Obrador, or AMLO, as he is commonly known, warning that not only was he a populist, but a communist as well.
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And one of the most memorable exchanges came when Booker assailed Biden over the passage of the 1994 crime bill, which critics point out has contributed to mass incarceration.
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Inside the Florida State Capitol, Alfonso Calderon assailed the notion that, as young people, students would be unable to understand the situation well enough to speak out about it.
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The right-wing ruling party in Poland, Law and Justice, has wantonly assailed the courts and the news media while railing against immigrants, Islam, the European Union and liberals.
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This time, Mr. Trump refrained from publicly vilifying core United States institutions like the courts, the F.B.I. and C.I.A. He neither assailed his political adversaries nor committed major gaffes.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers had assailed Mr. Gates as a liar, an adulterer and a thief who had committed all the crimes that Mr. Manafort was accused of, and more.
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On Sunday, Mr. Navarro, who is Mr. Trump's most hawkish trade adviser, assailed Mr. Trudeau for engaging in "bad faith diplomacy" in the wake of the G-7 meeting.
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LONDON — Two products that played a major role in the deadly inferno in London had been assailed for their fire risks and faced tighter restrictions in the United States.
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Amazon alleges it lost a $10 billion Pentagon contract to "improper pressure" from Trump, who has assailed founder Jeff Bezos over critical coverage in the Bezos-owned Washington Post.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump often assailed the government's H-1B visa program, under which the government admits 85,000 immigrants each year, mostly to work in high-tech jobs.
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He assailed the Japanese justice system for what he described as its inhumane treatment of him as a defendant and accused his former colleagues at Nissan of framing him.
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Mr. Walters does not deny trading in the two companies, but his lawyer, Barry H. Berke, assailed Mr. Davis as a liar who implicated Mr. Walters to save himself.
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The President last weekend assailed Mueller, by name, and one of his lawyers, John Dowd, publicly asked -- no, prayed -- for the investigation to be halted by the Justice Department.
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President Trump, responding during a White House address on Wednesday to the missile strikes by Iran, assailed the nuclear agreement reached by his predecessor and praised American military might.
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President Trump, responding during a White House address on Wednesday to the missile strikes by Iran, assailed the nuclear agreement reached by his predecessor and praised American military might.
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Their most popular social memes condemned kneeling in the NFL; stoked fears of Islamic Sharia law; and assailed Jane Fonda for her controversial trip to North Vietnam in 1972.
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Judge Carswell, like Judge Haynsworth, was assailed by many as insufficiently protective of civil rights, but he was dismissed by critics, including Professor Van Alstyne, as an undistinguished jurist.
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" Mr. Brewer has assailed Ms. James in the past for threatening to investigate the N.R.A. before she was elected, saying she was embarking on "a taxpayer-funded fishing expedition.
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Kelly then waded in with an emotional speech in which he assailed Wilson for taking credit for getting funding for a Florida building named after two slain F.B.I. agents.
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The measure is being assailed by moderates scared by a rollback of a Medicaid expansion and a Congressional Budget Office study suggesting it could deprive 24 million people of insurance.
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Almost immediately after the vote, Turkey's foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, assailed it on Twitter as an act of revenge by American lawmakers unhappy over Turkey's military moves against the Kurds.
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Mr. Barr and his lieutenants intervened on Tuesday hours after Mr. Trump assailed the original sentencing recommendation of seven to nine years in a middle-of-the-night Twitter eruption.
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Government watchdogs and reform supporters in the district assailed Ms. Cancel's selection, concerned that she would be no more than a conveniently placed front for Mr. Silver and his allies.
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Trump has assailed Clinton, calling her "crooked Hillary" and saying she "has got to go to jail" for using a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.
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Pence, a staunch social conservative, has a long history of pushing for religious liberty policies that have been assailed by civil liberties groups and praised by conservative and evangelical leaders.
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She assailed Mr. Trump for accusing a federal judge, Gonzalo P. Curiel, of being biased because of his Mexican heritage, and she scolded Mr. Trump for disparaging a disabled reporter.
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They have assailed what they call "anti-homeless spikes" for targeting those who have nowhere else to go at a time when many cities are grappling with a homelessness crisis.
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The Sanders campaign immediately assailed the media for rushing the process and undermining the will of voters who were set to head to the polls in six states on Tuesday.
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Clinton assailed his economic policies as favoring wealthy Americans, calling them "trumped-up, trickle-down," and then made the first of several attempts to bait Mr. Trump into an overreaction.
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Maybe the European tradition of avant-garde composition serves us best when it's used in this way: cut up and assailed by other voices; drowned out by its own history.
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Since then, the European Commission and the Council of Europe, the continent's human rights organization, have assailed the government's actions and have demanded that Poland abide by the court's ruling.
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Russia and Syria have been increasingly assailed by the United States and other supporters of the Syrian opposition for what they call indiscriminate bombings that kill civilians in the conflict.
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In his day-after tweets, Mr. Trump assailed what he called the "Fake News Media" for refusing to give him credit for a successful season of special elections and primaries.
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Her efforts to strengthen the due-process rights for accused students have been assailed by victims rights advocates as gutting protections for those who have been assaulted, harassed or raped.
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Ms. Abrams and Georgia Democrats have assailed Mr. Kemp, whom opponents have portrayed as a "master of voter suppression" because of purges of voter rolls and additional limits on voting.
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His migration to Hollywood from Cleveland produced a critically assailed version of Lakers Showtime that, had he not signed a four-year contract last summer, would have already been canceled.
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"I won't allow the blue slip to be abused in this way," he said recently as he came under attack by Democrats who assailed him for unilaterally discarding Senate tradition.
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He was standing beside a fairground ride that his 9-year-old son had just mounted, when Mr. Butt, wearing a traditional Muslim robe and headdress, assailed him with abuse.
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He has also assailed a 2005 law that shields gun manufacturers from liability lawsuits — an implicit shot at Mr. Sanders, who voted in favor of it as a House member.
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Buttigieg, appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," assailed what he called the inconsistency of Trump's foreign policy, particularly in the wake of his withdrawal of U.S. forces from northeastern Syria.
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Protesters amassed in public spaces and at airports to oppose the order, which they assailed as un-American, even as the administration defended it as crucial to improving national security.
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In a prickly exchange with The Fresno Bee, Mr. Nunes assailed a reporter for asking whether he would be holding any town halls or public forums in the near future.
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Instead of praising Cuba's literacy rate, he should be likening Havana directly to the kinds of regimes he's assailed elsewhere for swindling their populations and parking their illicit wealth abroad.
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In an address at Georgetown University, the Facebook chief executive called for more free speech — not less — as his company has been assailed for allowing lies and falsehoods to appear.
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He used much of it to reprise his well-honed progressive argument while his center-left rivals often assailed one another and Ms. Warren declined multiple opportunities to attack him.
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Mr. Macron's policy proposals, while numerous, have been assailed as vague and hard to define politically, particularly for a country that thinks in terms of the political left and right.
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The removal of Jaish al-Islam would be a milestone for the Syrian regime, which has assailed the rebel-held area for weeks to regain control of the battered region.
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Almost two years and three weeks from the day he cried watching LBJ's voting rights speech, King assailed the Vietnam War, ending his personal and political rapprochement with the President.
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Critics assailed it as a preposterously high valuation for a three-and-a-half year old company and yet another sign that Ballmer was spending recklessly like a drunken sailor.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly been assailed for failing to better distance himself from his global business interests, which critics say cast a pall over the decisions he makes as president.
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Israel assailed the U.N. Human Rights Council last March for launching the initiative, calling the database a "blacklist" and accusing the 47-member state forum of behaving "obsessively" against Israel.
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JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md. (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday assailed Democrats for their impeachment inquiry and said there should be a way to stop them, perhaps through courts.
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Trump has repeatedly denied collusion between his campaign and Russia, and has assailed the ongoing investigations as a "witch hunt" and a political ploy by Democrats to undermine his presidency.
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He took credit for America's robust economic health — a key message for his 2020 re-election campaign — and assailed critiques of his administration's efforts, including tax cuts and loosened regulations.
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As a lawyer at the Alliance Defending Freedom, Mr. Bowman assailed the contraceptive coverage mandate on behalf of colleges, universities and nonprofit groups that had religious objections to the rule.
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But between the division's recent troubles and the news media being assailed as fake news, Ms. Zirinsky said she thought it was time to say yes to the big gig.
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Landowne, a founding member of Dance Parade, an organization that has long assailed the law, said she remembers the protests in front of the mayor's apartment, in the early 2000s.
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While Mr. Bush has assailed Mr. Trump in the past and described him as all but unqualified for the presidency, the Saturday debate was his most forceful performance of the race.
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He has promised to carry out mass deportations and build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, proposals that critics have assailed as inhumane and too costly and unrealistic to achieve.
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Fields had been with Ford 28 years and may have been seen as burdened with a traditional Detroit decision making culture being assailed by the quicker pace of Silicon Valley companies.
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During the speech in Bismarck, North Dakota, Trump assailed President Barack Obama for passing regulations on the oil, gas and coal industries and for blocking construction of the Keystone XL pipeline.
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In recent days, Saudi Arabia's decision to execute a prominent Shiite dissident has been assailed around the world as a rash act of provocation, inflaming sectarian tensions across the Middle East.
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Even as he was assailed by the most powerful man in the world, he never ceded his personal dignity, nor that of the constituents that he represented, by responding in kind.
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Less than two months ago, an independent panel assailed how the United Nations handles cases of abuse committed by peacekeepers and recommended changes to ensure quick accountability and protection of victims.
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Supporters have credited his "zero tolerance" policing strategy with helping to contribute to the city's drastic reductions in crime since the 1990s, while critics have assailed the tactics as heavy-handed.
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The centers position themselves as forums where students can hash out the tensions between their faith and the assumptions of secular academia — the same assumptions that have assailed more traditional ministries.
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While Clinton has been assailed in West Virginia, Sanders has been able to glide by on his union-friendly image and populist rhetoric while still denouncing the use of fossil fuels.
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While numerous media sources assailed Trump's claims, they ignored the expanding volume of evidence that large numbers of illegal immigrants are committing dual felonies by registering and voting in U.S. elections.
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Now Joe and his gallery are being assailed from all sides for having any association with Wintrich's conservative Trojan horse meant to attack the art world and progressive values from within.
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The president himself has frequently assailed the FBI probe, as well as congressional investigations into the matter, as a "witch hunt" fueled by Democrats as an excuse for Clinton's electoral loss.
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Democrats assailed Price on Tuesday for his trading of medical stocks as a member of Congress, putting him on the defensive, while accusing him of seeking to end Medicare and Medicaid.
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House Democrats have assailed the bill, and they are expected to line up against it on Thursday, with the vote expected to take place after a debate on the House floor.
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Before becoming president, Trump frequently assailed Obama for his excessive travel and vacations, arguing that the then-president should stay in Washington to work rather than play golf on the weekends.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump on Friday as untrustworthy on women's issues, sharpening her tone against him in her first major speech since becoming the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
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Critics assailed the APFT for not adequately measuring the combat readiness of a soldier, and calls for a revamped test prompted the Army to research newer methods of assessing physical fitness.
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Cruz, a presidential candidate, assailed Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) in a floor speech last year, accusing him of lying about a deal related to the Export-Import Bank.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - New York media mogul Michael Bloomberg assailed fellow billionaire Donald Trump on Wednesday, calling his U.S. presidential race a "con" and ripping into his history of bankruptcies and lawsuits.
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But Democrats have assailed the costs of the trade war with China, which has led to farmers losing billions of dollars in sales and helped lead to a slump in manufacturing.
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" In the summer, Darrell Huckaby, a Georgia syndicated columnist, assailed Ms. Abrams's position, writing that she "intends to run the most racist and divisive campaign in the history of Georgia politics.
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Simmons and the baseball writers at Grantland assailed this purportedly unassailable figure, running geeky statistical analysis to prove that, despite his five Gold Gloves, he was actually a miserable defensive player.
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Booker broke through No one appeared to have the sort of standout moment that Harris had in the first debate, when she assailed Biden's previous opposition to federally mandated school busing.
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" A response from the Democratic National Committee assailed the president's visit as nothing more than a photo opportunity "to try and build nonexistent support for his unnecessary and ineffective border wall.
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Shortly after becoming president-elect, Mr. Trump assailed Boeing for the estimated cost of its program to build new Air Force One planes, which provide mobile command centers for the president.
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Democratic lawmakers and presidential candidates assailed the attorney general for trying to frame the results of the report before Congress or the public had a chance to read it for themselves.
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Mr. Trump and congressional Republicans have championed a tax bill widely assailed as punishing to California homeowners, dismantled policies aimed at fighting climate change and pushed tough and restrictive immigration policies.
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Mr. Trudeau's main rival in Parliament, the Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, who represents a district in Saskatchewan, has assailed the plan as a gimmick that will impose undue costs on Canadians.
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Rights groups, American lawmakers and a United Nations panel have assailed the "transformation through education" camps holding Uighurs and members of other Muslim minority groups in China's far northwestern Xinjiang region.
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MANILA — Women's rights groups assailed President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines on Friday, after he made a crass joke suggesting that rape was inevitable as long as there were beautiful women.
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Trump also almost daily has assailed the judge and jury in Stone's case as he seeks a new trial but faces a 40-month jail term for lying to House investigators.
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When Sally Yates, the acting Attorney General, refused to carry out a ban on travellers from predominantly Muslim countries, Barr accused her of "obstruction," and assailed news coverage of the situation.
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Even as he was assailed by the most powerful man in the world, he never ceded his personal dignity, nor that of the constituents that he represented, by responding in kind.
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Ms. Warren targeted his campaign fund-raising tactics — pivoting from a friendly question about whether women should have more influence in politics — and Mr. Buttigieg assailed her free public college plan.
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Although King Abdullah was criticized by international human-rights groups, he was assailed internally by conservatives for openly encouraging public discussion of social reform, particularly in the area of women's rights.
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American health is further assailed by long commutes, sedentary jobs, yo-yo dieting, and the charming toucans and tigers that beckon to children along the breakfast aisle of the grocery store.
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His comments that some undocumented immigrants were too "afraid" or "lazy" to sign up for protection under the Deferred Action on Child Arrivals (DACA) program was assailed by critics as racist.
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And in a twist of fate, many are facing tough, angry questions at town hall meetings — the mirror image of 2009, when Tea Party activists assailed Democrats who supported the law.
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The lakefront town of Holland, home to 33,000 people, has long prospered as a center for the production of office furniture and auto parts — industries assailed by cheaper imports from China.
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In a statement, Pickering assailed the FCC's decision to take BDS reform off the table at the behest of Republican lawmakers, and urged the agency to move forward on the issue.
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Although Britain will be the first victim if things go wrong, a club assailed by crisis on all sides knows it cannot afford to oversee a Brexit debacle, however fascinating the exercise.
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The pugnacious Trump has assailed world leaders and just last weekend insulted Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after a trade dispute at the G7 summit of industrialized nations - a meeting of allies.
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This line of thinking becomes a problem in this post-truth era when the president actively attempts to discredit legitimate news-gathering organizations and facts are constantly being assailed by the powerful.
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Obama alluded to Trump's racist tweets just two days after the President's rally in North Carolina erupted in chants of "Send her back!" as he assailed Omar, who was born in Somalia.
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The practice has been assailed for incentivizing wanton looting of low-level, nonviolent criminals — particularly drug offenders — or people who were innocent, while allowing officials to sidestep state limits on seizing property.
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Biden assailed the cuts as a means to pay for the sweeping tax reform bill passed by Congress in 2017 that slashed the corporate tax rate but increased the federal budget deficit.
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She and President Obama assailed Mr. Trump in separate campaign appearances on Thursday as an enemy of black voters, and warned that he could use the power of the presidency against them.
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Clinton had a right to serve on the task force, ultimately losing both the Senate and the House in 1994 as Republicans assailed what they portrayed as a White House run amok.
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Clinton's ties to Wall Street, which Mr. Sanders has assailed as emblematic of a rigged campaign finance system: "She knows how to earn money and keep her campaign running," Ms. Hermer said.
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Trump and the White House have assailed Comey's credibility leading up to the release of his book, with the President calling him a "slimeball" and a "proven leaker and liar" on Twitter.
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She has assailed him for voting against the Brady Bill in 85033, which mandated that gun buyers wait five days for a background check, and for supporting liability protections for gun manufacturers.
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Instead, he reached back to revive a controversy from a week ago when Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, harshly assailed two conservative Supreme Court justices over abortion rights.
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Background coverage: In response to questions about election meddling and the indictment of 12 Russian officials, Mr. Trump assailed the special counsel's Russia investigation and defended the legitimacy of his election victory.
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A former Supreme Court clerk, Mr. Hawley made his first campaign commercial about control of the court, and he assailed Ms. McCaskill for refusing to say if she would support Judge Kavanaugh.
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In the aftermath of the 2014 Ebola crisis, critics assailed the US government and world health community for being unprepared to detect and contain the virus before it got out of hand.
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Just last week, he assailed The Times and CNN for reporting that he called Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, "nasty" despite a recording where he was clearly heard using the word.
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But advocacy groups assailed officials at Fordham Prep in 2008 for allowing Mr. O'Brien and Roy Drake, a priest who is now deceased but also on the list, to live on campus.
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Mr. Romney repeatedly assailed Mr. Trump during the 2016 campaign, calling him "a fraud," and Mr. Trump returned the favor, stating that Mr. Romney "choked like a dog" in the 2012 race.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority said on Sunday that Israel had killed the Oslo Accords and angrily assailed the Trump administration over its handling of the conflict.
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Until this cycle, Bill Clinton has been a regular campaigner for fellow Democrats, not least his wife, but even as he assailed Republican ideas, he generally refrained from directly attacking his successors.
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After being assailed by politicians of both parties for their socially destructive tools that promote isolation, depression and disinformation, the digital monopolies rush in to save the day and hold society intact.
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" On the rights of refugees and migrants, he assailed what he called "closed doors and open hostility" and called on countries to treat those crossing borders with "simple decency and human compassion.
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" Speaking on Tuesday, the same day that Mr. Trump was being assailed for his response to the Charlottesville protests, Mr. Bannon also dismissed the right-wing fringe as "a collection of clowns.
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In debates, he assailed Biden for helping to pass a sweeping crime bill in the 1990s and for his stance on criminalizing marijuana, saying his policies disproportionately harmed the African-American community.
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In another meeting, she said, a toy industry representative stood up and assailed the proposed marketing rules, saying they would deprive Brazilian children of the toys that sometimes accompany fast-food meals.
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In a another post, Mr. Trump also assailed Kathy Griffin, the celebrity comic and author, for posing for a video showing her holding what looks like the decapitated head of Mr. Trump.
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And like many Republicans in the area, he's found himself assailed from all sides now that he's in office: Liberals loathe his politics, while conservatives critique him for not being sufficiently conservative.
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Mr Trump's choice to replace him is John Ratcliffe, a supportive Republican congressman who was little known until recently, when, at a congressional hearing, he assailed Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian influence.
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He said that Facebook had been founded to give people a voice and bring them together, and that critics who had assailed the company for doing so were setting a dangerous example.
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To avoid the risks of being assailed with charges of corruption (or at least mismanagement), ruling parties take control of the judiciary and declare anti-corruption nongovernmental organizations enemies of the people.
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Republicans, holding 52 seats in the Senate, can afford to lose only two members of their party on a vote to undo the health care law they have assailed for seven years.
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In 2016, he endorsed Hillary Clinton and assailed then-candidate Donald Trump, in a joint statement with William K. Reilly, who was the administrator of the EPA under President George H.W. Bush.
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But somewhat below the radar, or at least with less fanfare, our access, inclusion and justice are being assailed by a man who lied on the campaign trail promising to promote them.
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The diamond miner has invested heavily in the South African mine as it bets on big finds in an industry assailed by synthetic rivals and uncertain demand despite being saddled by debt.
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Mr. Obama forcefully assailed the phenomenon while standing beside Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, who has warned of Russian misinformation campaigns that "could play a role" in her own re-election bid.
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" President Donald Trump, not shy about bashing a state that's challenged his administration more than any other, has assailed California Democratic politicians over the crisis, calling it "a disgrace to our country.
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Up to now, Perry has been in lockstep with the president, even though he had assailed Trump as a "cancer on conservatism" during their brief time as GOP presidential rivals in 2015.
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That division has been highlighted in the primary debates; in October, Warren in particular was assailed over Medicare for All and her refusal to directly state how she would pay for it.
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The advertising firm has assailed the role of the N.R.A.'s outside lawyer, William A. Brewer III, over the size of his legal fees, and has seen him as its chief antagonist.
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Later that year, Khan, who is Muslim, gave a speech at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in which he assailed the Muslim ban idea and openly backed Hillary Clinton for president.
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Even before this past week, Mr. Trump had publicly assailed Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation and left open the possibility that he might even fire him.
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Earlier this year, Daniels said that in 2011 she was assailed by a man in a Las Vegas Parking Lot who threatened her if she discussed her alleged sexual encounter with Trump.
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Mr. Sessions assailed California's political leaders in an unusually fiery statement, saying that the fight is distracting Justice Department officials from their work combating illegal gun sales, drug abuse and national security threats.
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After harsh winds and heavy rains assailed Caribbean nations, Hurricane Matthew continued its march toward the US, triggering a hurricane warning for parts of Florida and causing headaches elsewhere along the East Coast.
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And the Cleveland Indians, falling just short of their NBA brethren in a championship year for their city, at least offered some distraction for Ohioans assailed by a divisive swing state election campaign.
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Rousseff assailed the series as a travesty of history aimed at her Workers' Party and its founder Lula, who has been convicted of corruption for receiving a luxury seaside apartment as a bribe.
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In just the past few weeks, critics assailed Amazon for selling facial recognition technology to local police departments, and Facebook for how it gained consent from Europeans to identify people in their photos.
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In interviews, he assailed Clinton for her Iraq War vote in 2002 and zeroed in on the Wall Street donations funneled into her super PAC more pointedly and vehemently than in the past.
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But Mr. Trump and other critics have assailed it because it begins to expire after a decade and does not block Iran's missile development or try to stop it from destabilizing the region.
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In mid-April, a Russian TV station caused a sensation with a robotic anchor prototype that was immediately assailed for its awkwardness and its potential to be abused as an automated propaganda tool.
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Some critics of the Renewal program have assailed the fact that teachers who were not rehired at these schools will remain in the system, either being hired or provisionally placed at other schools.
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Schiff assailed Nunes's contacts with a source outside the committee confines as "a dead-of-night excursion" and said it called into question the impartiality of the inquiry because the committee wasn't informed.
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But Abrams and voting rights advocates have assailed the move — and sued — as part of a pattern Democrats say is intended to make it harder for minorities and other Democratic constituencies to vote.
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Jones, widely assailed for claiming the Sandy Hook school shooting in 2012 never happened (he's been sued by some relatives of the Connecticut victims), called the treatment "tyranny" and vowed to fight back.
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The North canceled a promised meeting, assailed South Korea's participation in military exercises, refused to invite South Korean reporters to the closure of its nuclear test site and demanded repatriation of North Koreans.
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And they assailed Mr. Pence for having misrepresented the positioning and past comments of his running mate; the Clinton campaign released a video showing Mr. Pence's denials alongside clips of Mr. Trump's remarks.
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Speaking at a U.N. Security Council meeting, Haley assailed Abbas for abandoning the landmark Oslo Accord and turning his back on the prospect of U.S.-brokered peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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He also assailed Mr. Hugin's record as chief executive officer of Celgene, a pharmaceutical giant, which raised the price of a cancer drug to $16,000 from $6,000 during his nearly 20-year tenure.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Thursday assailed the media for editorials in newspapers across the country that championed the freedom of the press, a unified response in the face of the president's relentless attacks.
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Mr. Trump has also assailed the independence of the F.B.I., and has described its reputation as being "in Tatters," a stunning broadside from a sitting president against a law enforcement agency he oversees.
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After The New York Times published a report about the trip on Thursday, Democrats assailed Mr. Giuliani, accusing him of activity evoking that at the center of the recently concluded special counsel's investigation.
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The measure was also assailed by Mr. Sanders, former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas and other candidates, who said the bill trampled on a woman's right to make decisions about her own body.
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Mr. Johnson, who only raised a quarter of the campaign funds that Mr. Pawlenty did, assailed him for his blistering attack on Mr. Trump in the aftermath of the infamous Access Hollywood video.
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But her miserable showing in Thursday's polls suggest that the same forces that produced Brexit have assailed the government that is supposed to execute it: Many Britons are dissatisfied with their economic lot.
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Enduring electrical problems plagued the island after Hurricane Maria in 2017, and Puerto Rico's former governor, Ricardo A. Rosselló, was assailed because he failed to call in the help of outside power companies.
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At least three GOP senators on Twitter assailed President Trump's Thursday morning attack on the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," saying the insults were "beneath the dignity" of the office of the president.
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" The statement seemed to support comments made half an hour earlier by Mr. Barr, who assailed what he called "an intrusive investigation of a U.S. presidential campaign," based "on the thinnest of suspicions.
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Last fall, explosives were mailed to prominent political critics of Mr. Trump, the offices of CNN and the actor Robert De Niro, who assailed Mr. Trump in a speech at the Tony Awards.
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During the primary process, Cruz and others assailed Trump over the Supreme Court, suggesting he couldn't be trusted to appoint a true conservative due to his past support for Democrats and abortion rights.
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Shortly after he was elected president, Mr. Trump assailed Boeing for the estimated cost of its program to build new Air Force One planes that serve as mobile command centers for the president.
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Peering down the stage to look at Mr. Biden directly, Ms. Harris assailed him for remarks he made this month invoking his work in a Senate that included a pair of notorious segregationists.
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Supporters of Harvard, including the American Civil Liberties Union, assailed the Trump administration's decision to intervene in the case, with some calling the department's position an assault on efforts to promote campus diversity.
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Alexander's decision to limit questioning of DeVos and his conduct of the hearing before DeVos was cleared by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics were assailed by angry committee Democrats throughout the evening session.
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Critics led by the United States have slammed Maduro as a dictator and assailed him for clamping down on the country's opposition, jailing dissenters and nullifying the powers of its democratically-elected National Assembly.
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Carson entered the campaign as a long shot, mostly coasting on notoriety he's built up in conservative circles ever since he confronted President Barack Obama and assailed Obamacare at the 2013 National Prayer Breakfast.
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But some Democrats and LGBT rights groups have assailed the compromise as a repeal in name only, noting that it is not a full repeal and blocks governments from enacting similar ordinances until 2020.
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During congressional hearings late last month, lawmakers assailed Mr. Muilenburg for not taking a pay cut since the accidents and repeatedly demanded that he directly address families of the crash victims who were there.
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So assailed are we by reports of harmful pleasures, and of the coercive male will being imposed through lust, that it comes as a relief to be reminded, in such style, of consensual joy.
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The report assailed what it described as a pattern of Unmik dysfunction that stretched back to the years before the panel's creation, which was meant to address persistent problems at the Kosovo peacekeeping mission.
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The new proposal would try to shift the federal government's preference for granting green cards from family-based immigration, often assailed by Trump as "chain migration," to applicants with certain job skills (The Hill).
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On Thursday night, he focused on immigration at an event in Arizona and assailed Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County — one of the state's most contentious political figures — as being an "un-American" bully.
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While O'Rourke has been assailed for a variety of flaws—gaffes, inexperience, tactical errors— Pete Buttigieg , the thirty-seven-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, has displaced him as the fresh young face.
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And community activists assailed Mr. Sanders's rival, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., attacking criminal justice and housing policies that they argue devastated communities of color in places like this majority-black city.
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Within hours, Agnew's confrontation was national news; within days, this once-obscure first-time governor was being assailed as a racist by the left and hailed as a rising star in the Republican Party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A lawyer for Mark Nordlicht, founder of defunct hedge fund firm Platinum Partners, assailed U.S. prosecutors at Nordlicht's criminal trial on Wednesday, suggesting they deliberately misled jurors to boost their careers.
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On Monday afternoon, in his first remarks on the attack, President Trump assailed the current immigration system that allows for extended family members, and not just spouses or minor children, to receive green cards.
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Mr. Erdogan assailed Mr. Trump's Iran sanctions, support for a Kurdish-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Syria and the legal protections afforded to Fethullah Gulen, the Turkish cleric-in-exile in Pennsylvania.
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Open Society Foundations, the philanthropic group founded by George Soros, announced Monday that it would stop its operations in Turkey, where the organization and its founder have been assailed by an increasingly authoritarian government.
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She repeatedly assailed Mr. Espy on immigration, linked him to Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, and invoked the $750,000 her rival made representing the one-time dictator of Ivory Coast.
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Several heads of state who spoke on the General Assembly's first day of speeches on Tuesday in New York assailed Myanmar for the Rohingya crackdown, with some describing it as an anti-Muslim atrocity.
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As the gallery's associate director he experienced the joys of tailored suits, expensed lunches with Alexander Calder and business trips to Europe; but still, on two occasions, was assailed with an ugly racial epithet.
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But her decision to remake the health care system is now a major part of the 2020 debate, and Ms. Warren's upward momentum in the polls has stalled as her opponents have assailed her.
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And in a series of Twitter posts, he assailed the F.B.I. as a dangerously porous agency, condemning unauthorized revelations of classified information from within its ranks and calling for an immediate hunt for leakers.
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" Trump last week assailed Marie Yovanovitch, a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, as she testified before House impeachment investigators, tweeting that the countries where the career foreign service officer was previously stationed "turned bad.
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But some discounted Mr. Trump's comments as the sort of bombast they have become accustomed to from a president who has publicly assailed not just enemies, but even allies like Germany, Canada and Mexico.
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This time last year, his government was locked in conflict with the yellow-vest movement, named for the bright yellow jackets that protesters wore, against his economic agenda and policies assailed as pro-business.
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Though Mr. Castro denied his remark had been meant as "a shot" at Mr. Biden, he was assailed by some strategists and lost the endorsement of a Texas congressman, who backed Mr. Biden instead.
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The diamond miner has invested heavily in the Cullinan mine in South Africa as it bets on big finds in an industry assailed by synthetic rivals and uncertain demand despite being saddled by debt.
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The latest derailment set Twitter ablaze as riders assailed their transit system for its deficiencies, complained that their trains were delayed, and stewed about the impact the derailment would have on their morning commutes.
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But the determination is also likely to be assailed by Russia as flawed, and could raise doubts about whether the panel, known as the Joint Investigative Mechanism, will be able to continue its work.
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Mr. Brat, a member of the conservative Freedom Caucus, assailed the deal with Ms. Collins as an example of horse trading that is characteristic of the Washington swamp that he said voters had repudiated.
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Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz assailed Donald J. Trump in the presidential debate on Thursday for his involvement in Trump University, a defunct educational company that triggered a massive fraud suit against Mr. Trump.
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New York media mogul Michael Bloomberg, a Republican-turned-independent, assailed fellow billionaire Trump in a speech of his own, calling his presidential bid a "con" and ripping into Trump's history of bankruptcies and lawsuits.
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Many of the same stakeholders behind a lawsuit against the MTA and DOT for the shutdown's impact—which VICE has previously reported on—stood at the lectern and assailed the agencies responsible for the SEA.
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The careless Polytheist, assailed by new and unexpected terrors, against which neither his priests nor his philosophers could afford him any certain protection, was very frequently terrified and subdued by the menace of eternal tortures.
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It has been left to the Medicare-for-all supporters to try to steer the conversation to the broader discussion of costs, but then they are assailed by moderators and moderates alike for being evasive.
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Critics have assailed Trump for abruptly firing Comey, who was leading the Federal Bureau of Investigation's probe into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and possible ties between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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And disability rights advocates have assailed the council for neglecting to take up legislation that would force Uber to make half its fleet wheelchair accessible, like yellow cabs in New York must do by 2020.
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And all the way through, as soon as you drive through Ulster, you're just assailed by sides of the halls saying things like, JESUS WHERE Or you know, TIME TO MAKE YOUR PEACE WITH GOD.
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While the data presented in the film may be correct, many have assailed its narrow scope, arguing that it focuses specifically on safety issues rather than the complex impact GMO crops have on the planet.
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African agriculture is improving not because of any single scientific or political breakthrough, but because the things that have retarded productivity for decades, both on the farm and off, are being assailed from many sides.
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Trump assailed Democrats over the issue on Sunday, saying it was ridiculous to think Russia interfered in the election to help him get elected, even as a bipartisan group of senators called for an investigation.
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Jeb Bush of Florida and a bruised Senator Ted Cruz of Texas are still keeping their distance from Mr. Trump, the recent outreach among others who assailed him for months has been swift and striking.
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Hospitals and medical workers have been repeatedly attacked in the conflict, crippling Syria's public health system in what medical workers and human rights advocates have assailed as a new low in the savagery of war.
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In one instance during the primaries, Katy Tur, a reporter for NBC News, reported she was escorted to her car by the Secret Service after a rally in which Mr. Trump assailed her by name.
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Civil rights groups, senior Democrats and some Republican strategists have assailed Mr. Trump, saying that Mr. Bannon, the former head of Breitbart News, will bring anti-Semitic, nationalist and racist views to the West Wing.
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A top banking regulator, Republican political leaders and private companies have relentlessly assailed the rule abolishing "mandatory arbitration clauses" from bank and credit-card contracts since the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released it in July.
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Last month, the Malaysia-based Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization assailed the Houthis for plundering manuscripts, historical texts and Islamic relics from the library of Zabid, Yemen's capital during the 13th and 15th centuries.
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While less combative than their famously combustible client, the lawyers relentlessly assailed the prosecution's interpretation of events, accusing House Democrats of cherry-picking the facts and leaving out contrary information to construct a skewed narrative.
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" One of Mr. Trump's most reliable allies, the Fox News host Sean Hannity, assailed Mr. Mulvaney on his radio show on Thursday as "idiotic" and "dumb," saying he "didn't know what he was talking about.
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The Trump administration has given conflicting signals on how it plans to deal with Nafta, a 23-year-old trade agreement that Mr. Trump assailed as an economic scourge on the campaign trail last year.
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" These "wicked men," he added, "who have brought evil forces into play must know they will be called to terrible account if they cannot beat down by force of arms the peoples they have assailed.
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He assailed the former real estate mogul for what he called "a complete failure of presidential leadership" and "totally incompetent management" as some federal agencies remain shuttered amid the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
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Mr. Stewart embraced the president and assailed Mr. Gillespie, 55, in harsh terms, calling him "Establishment Ed," in much the same way Mr. Trump gave derisive nicknames to his rivals in last year's Republican primary.
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Mr. Trump is the latest in a long line of critics from both parties who have assailed the 15-year project only to see it survive, owing to its deep political support across the country.
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" Eric Trump, the president's son, also assailed Schiff on Monday, telling the hosts of "Fox & Friends" that the congressman "is exactly why we need term limits in this country" and adding: "He's a total disgrace.
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Bruised by criticism that their tax plan could prove costly to many middle-class Americans, Republican leaders in Congress have assailed the study as inaccurate and they continued to lash out at it on Tuesday.
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Mr. Malpass could also steer the bank away from accommodating China's One Belt, One Road development initiative, which he has assailed for being harmful to developing countries that receive loans and other financing from China.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New York's governor assailed President Donald Trump on Monday for backing the National Rifle Association in its dispute with the state, accusing the U.S. leader of being afraid of the powerful gun lobby.
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Last week, Kansas Republican Senator Jerry Moran, also running for re-election, was assailed by conservative groups after urging that the confirmation process proceed, even though he made clear he would not vote for Garland.
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Some Republicans in Congress have long assailed the program as politically correct and ineffective, asserting that singling out and using the term "radical Islam" as the trigger for many violent attacks would help focus deterrence efforts.
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Stressing that he didn't have a "position on Wax's position," he assailed the cries of racism aimed at Wax since she did not propose racial quotas explicitly and rooted her views in culture rather than biology.
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And that means, regardless of what the weather's saying, you've been assailed by enough Instagram ads to have decided on that bra top where the underwire looks like a stretched "w" meeting right on your ribcage.
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Instead, Trump has been assailed by LGBT rights groups for rolling back protections on transgender students and signing a religious liberty executive order that gay rights groups worry could be used to sanction anti-gay discrimination.
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The ability of central banks to resolve these questions does not just affect growth rates, but is fundamental to the health of the democracies of advanced economies, many of which have been assailed by populist uprisings.
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After weeks of subtle sniping, the frustration first boiled over at a rally in Philadelphia on Wednesday night when Mr. Sanders took issue with recent criticism over his understanding of financial regulation policy and assailed Mrs.
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Republicans and former US officials, including some that worked in the Trump administration, have assailed President Donald Trump's decision to abandon Kurdish forces in Syria to a potential massacre at the hands of the Turkish military.
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The comment is likely to be used as ammunition for Clinton's critics, who have assailed her exclusive use of a personal email account housed on a private server during her tenure as the nation's top diplomat.
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He questioned Washington's longstanding commitment to NATO allies, called for cutting foreign aid, praised President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, vowed to rip up international trade deals, assailed China and suggested Asian allies develop nuclear weapons.
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And still, not one person in the Times organization, let alone the editorial board that assailed the president for what they see as similar behavior, seems to care that this hateful ideology permeates their organizational structure.
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In an effort to further appeal to voters, Mr. Sanders also assailed Mr. Walker for making changes to the state's voter identification laws and urged his supporters to set a new voter turnout record for Wisconsin.
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Having assailed the first two prongs of the Mueller investigation, we can now expect Mr. Nunes and his colleagues to turn to the third, and the one perhaps most perilous to the president: obstruction of justice.
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Days after the killings in Jersey City, a local school board member there, Joan Terrell-Paige, assailed Jews as "brutes" on Facebook, saying she believed the killers were trying to send a message with the slaughter.
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Price's decision to resign is likely welcome news to some Iowa Democratic Party officials and different Democratic campaigns who have assailed him throughout the disordered release of results and repeatedly questioning the transparency of the process.
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The column by the chairman and CEO of Allstate, Tom Wilson, assailed the legacy of famed free-market economist Friedman as something that was "diminishing" the 21st century's reconfigured definition of what a corporation should be.
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Rouhani spoke a day after Trump and his senior officials assailed Iran for its actions in the Middle East and called on other nations at the UN General Assembly to help it squeeze and isolate Tehran.
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That arrangement was assailed by critics in Washington as a sweetheart deal that represented a capitulation to the Kremlin, while Mr. Lanza also lobbied to help remove potentially crippling sanctions on the Chinese telecom giant ZTE.
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In that sense, it is the latest chapter in a line of critical introspection that stretches back before the Communist Revolution, when the famed writer Lu Xun assailed Chinese culture as selfish, boastful, servile and cruel.
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Even if the companies and Mr. Trump get along, whatever the tech firms do to cooperate with the president-elect might be assailed back home in Silicon Valley, which has been wary about the president-elect.
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The White House responded without even waiting for the show to air, issuing a statement that seemed to confirm the authenticity of the forms even as it defended Mr. Trump and assailed MSNBC for publicizing them.
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He assailed the real estate mogul in a series of tweets and, in a letter posted to his Facebook page, announced that in a hypothetical match-up between Trump and Clinton, he would vote for neither.
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This is in contrast to Ms. Dancila, who during her time as prime minister was regularly assailed for her verbal gaffes and accused of rising to the position only because of her closeness to Mr. Dragnea.
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While Mr. Trump assailed Hillary Clinton during the presidential campaign for her connections to Brunei, he explored opportunities in the country, taking out a trademark covering several categories used for real estate projects, the review showed.
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Writing in Sartre's influential journal Les Temps Modernes, the critic and musician Rene Leibowitz assailed Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra as a creative "compromise" — a word that carried a nasty ring in post-World War II Paris.
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Gone were the surrogate calls hitting Trump as reckless and any mentions of Trump's name in her speech — all designed to make the presumptive GOP nominee, who repeatedly assailed Clinton by name, look petty by comparison.
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Deploying his own up-by-the-bootstraps biography, the Florida senator assailed Mr. Trump for hiring hundreds of foreign workers at his tony resort in Florida and passing over Americans who had applied for the same jobs.
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At a news conference with his U.S. counterpart John Kerry in London last week, Johnson was assailed by questions from U.S. reporters about past jibes at the likes of President Barack Obama and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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The deal, called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, is intended to replace the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump repeatedly assailed on the campaign trail and in the Oval Office.
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Mr. Trump fired James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director under whose watch agents opened the Russia inquiry, and has long assailed other top former law enforcement and intelligence officials as partisans who sought to block his election.
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Mylan (MYL), assailed for hefty EpiPen price increases, had the second-highest executive compensation among all U.S. drug and biotech firms over the past five years, paying its top five managers a total of nearly $27.8 million.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump assailed U.S. intelligence agencies on Wednesday for what he said were illegal information leaks, and dismissed reports of contacts between members of his presidential campaign and Russian intelligence officials.
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Given the Middle East's ongoing tensions, as well as the U.S.-led coalition's landmark nuclear deal with Iran that Trump repeatedly assailed during the campaign, the Trump administration has no choice but to engage in the region.
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" Emily's List, a group that works to elect Democratic women who support abortion rights, also assailed Mr. Trump, saying he was playing the "gender card" and "just blew the dog whistle so hard, our ears are ringing.
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That sketch depicted a man Daniels said assailed her in a Las Vegas parking lot soon after she had agreed in May 2011 to work with In Touch magazine on a story about her relationship with Trump.
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When William H.H. Murray, a Boston preacher turned Adirondack wilderness guru, published his 1869 best seller "Adventures in the Wilderness," he was assailed by aristocratic hunters for bringing "a bunch of carpetbaggers" into the woods, White writes.
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While Trump and Mattis butted heads, the President rarely assailed the retired-four star general with the same impatience and venom he leveled against other Cabinet officials during the first year-and-a-half of the administration.
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Following by a day Michelle Obama's deeply personal denunciation of Mr. Trump, the president also assailed the Republican nominee as a morally compromised and intellectually inferior person who fakes his concern for the working class in America.
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Democrats have assailed it as benefiting the wealthiest Americans while raising taxes on the middle class and cutting spending on social programs, including the Medicare and Medicaid healthcare programs for senior citizens, the poor and the disabled.
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By contrast, in the first 2012 debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney, Mr. Romney assailed the president for what his health plan would do to jobs and on the continued high jobless rate at that time.
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But we most certainly do know that James's mere return to the lineup, at 34, wasn't enough to rescue a roster that has been assailed since conception for its lack of perimeter shooting and its defensive deficiencies.
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The exchange took off on social media, where critics — including some high-profile athletes — accused Mr. Solveig of sexism and assailed him for undermining a moment of professional achievement with a reference to the provocative dance move.
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Despite having been assailed for weeks about the role it played in the 2016 election, Facebook reported another blockbuster financial quarter on Wednesday, shattering analysts' expectations with more than $4.7 billion in profit in the third quarter.
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Mr. Letterman assailed Mr. McCain repeatedly for several minutes on his show that night for his decision to cancel his interview while at the same time agreeing to do an interview with Katie Couric on CBS News.
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Little evidence has emerged to support those allegations, and Democrats have assailed the Republican efforts to release the documents, saying it is a political effort that could lead to a dangerous release of sensitive national security information.
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In the incident last week, Mr. Schlossberg assailed the manager and customers with insults about their being on welfare; he assumed that because servers preparing lunch at Fresh Kitchen were speaking Spanish to customers, they were undocumented.
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Western officials may have seen Ms. Brnabic's nomination as a sign of progress in a deeply conservative, relatively poor Balkan country, but the nationalists, opposition liberals and even members of the president's governing party assailed his choice.
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Donald Trump addressed a string of allegations from Marco Rubio that popped up this week after Thursday's GOP debate, including the hiring of illegal Polish workers, and also assailed the judge who's handling a Trump University lawsuit.
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And as the Kavanaugh hearings have unfolded, de León has assailed Feinstein for abiding by the Senate's institutional norms and not taking a more combative stance, faulting her in particular for apologizing to Kavanaugh for disruptive protesters.
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He was with President Bush the morning of 9/11 while working for CNN, and assailed by President Obama's White House for being an "arm of the Republican Party" as the White House Correspondent for Fox News.
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In the letter, leaked to the news media and seen by The New York Times, the clerics assailed Mr. Katumbi's criminal conviction and urged the government to drop orders to have him arrested immediately upon his return.
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He assailed California's Democratic leaders for provoking the president, and warned that it could prove damaging to the state, particularly as the Trump administration created an infrastructure program to pay for public works projects across the nation.
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State Department: Ronald Mortensen, tapped by Trump to become assistant secretary of State for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, is being assailed by pro-immigration advocacy groups as a poor fit for that role. FWD.
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The admiral's move to revoke Chief Gallagher's Trident was immediately assailed by Chief Gallagher's lawyer and by conservative commentators as a defiant rebuke of Mr. Trump's decision to grant the chief clemency, and a sign of insubordination.
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They have celebrated the brittle texture of the author's prose, and her dark, complicated visions of human relationships; they have assailed the novels' American and Italian covers for their Hallmarkian kitsch images of Italian children by the sea.
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That may leave the EU again assailed by rights activists, who complain that it has failed to uphold aspects of European democratic values, and at the same criticized by increasingly vocal eurosceptic movements for meddling in national affairs.
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Holder, who was attorney general for six years under President Barack Obama, made the comparison during an interview at the Washington Post as he assailed Trump for declining to impose new sanctions on Russia for its election meddling.
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He was assailed on social media, in major media outlets such as The New York Times and even by the campaign of Clinton, which sent out a fundraising appeal pegged to Lauer's purportedly unfair handling of the event.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Just as the IAAF is about to endorse wide-ranging changes to its governance aimed at making the organization more ethical, transparent and accountable, world athletics' governing body is being assailed by more claims of corruption.
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JOHN HICKENLOOPER, Tuesday The former Colorado governor did not have the kind of breakout moment he needed to bolster his faltering campaign but still produced one of the night's best punch lines when he assailed Sanders over socialism.
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Hours later in the East Room, during an event for Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh, Trump assailed what he called "a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception" that came close to defeating his nominee.
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For 40 minutes, Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, assailed those reporting on his candidacy with a level of venom rarely seen at all, let alone in public, from the standard-bearer of a major political party.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress on Tuesday assailed his proposed cuts in the diplomatic and foreign aid budget, making it unlikely the cutbacks in global health, peacekeeping and other programs will take effect.
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But defense lawyers relentlessly assailed Mr. Howe's credibility — armed, in particular, with his arrest during the trial after he admitted on the witness stand to trying to defraud his credit card company, and hiding the attempt from prosecutors.
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"The most hypocritical institution in the entire Philippines is the Catholic Church and the pope knows that," he told labor officials during a speech at the presidential palace in the capital, Manila, in which he assailed local bishops.
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Yet many conservatives who have long assailed the government as incompetent at best are now so blinded by xenophobic rage over her murder that they've turned into the thing they claim to despise: vociferous boosters of big government.
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The news didn't sit well with some people who frequent the gym, who assailed it as supporting a President whose inflammatory rhetoric and policies targeting people of color are out of sync with the gym's mostly progressive clientele.
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Mr. Hawley has assailed Ms. McCaskill for months as out of touch with average voters in the state, both for her considerable personal wealth and for her voting record, which he has called too liberal for the state.
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Their criticism came the day after Bloomberg was assailed for his past support for stop-and-frisk policing, offensive remarks he's accused of making about women, and more in his first appearance on the Democratic presidential debate stage.
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And the cannabis that's available for research has been assailed by scientists as "sub-par" material that does not accurately represent the diverse array of products — and potencies — available for sale in states that have legalized recreational cannabis.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday assailed the F.B.I. as a dangerously porous agency, charging that leaks of classified information from within its ranks were putting the country at risk — and calling for an immediate hunt for the leakers.
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On social media, Muslims assailed the statue as an "uncivilized" affront to Islam and the island's "home people," and a mob gathered this week outside the East Java legislature in the city of Surabaya to demand its destruction.
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In the early days of his candidacy, Mr. Trump assailed the economic recovery as a mirage and mused about a potential conspiracy that was being plotted between Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, and President Barack Obama.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who eagerly assailed Ms. Warren's health care policies at the debate in October, was far more veiled in his criticism this time, arguing that Democrats must "galvanize not polarize" a coalition representing a majority of voters.
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But as a candidate, Mr. Trump called the government corrupt, assailed the Republican establishment, flouted almost every rule of political etiquette, racial and otherwise, and did so in a way that made the alt-righters trust his instincts.
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FRANKFURT — The United States assailed the European Union on Wednesday for adding American territories to its "dirty money" list, opening a new rift in a relationship that has grown increasingly fractious amid disputes over trade and Iran sanctions.
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In his address, Mr. Trump assailed Democrats like Mr. Northam for comments in support of easing restrictions on late-term abortions and called for federal legislation cracking down on such procedures, a nod to Mr. Trump's conservative base.
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Trump's edge here is probably a legacy of the Democratic primary, where Clinton was repeatedly assailed by Bernie Sanders as relatively soft on Wall Street and where her paid speaking appearances for Goldman Sachs were a prominent issue.
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The Sunnis' sense that they are assailed from all sides helps to explain how the jihadists of Islamic State (IS), offering to restore the ancient caliphate, were able to take over vast Sunni-populated areas in Syria and Iraq.
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That promise is a regular part of his stump speech — and he reiterated it again today, a day after Hillary Clinton assailed his 2016 campaign as divisive, at his first public event Saturday at a town hall in Indianola.
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"In my eyes as I have always been an advocate for fighting when assailed, though a Quaker — I therefore keep the old Tunisian saber within my reach," Dolley wrote to a cousin, who practiced Quakerism, a pacifist Christian denomination.
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It flared again this week just as EU leaders, back from summer breaks, are preparing a major push for hearts and minds that they hope can start restoring trust in institutions assailed across the continent by eurosceptic insurgent parties.
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Speaking with a US general in Afghanistan, Trump likened the fight against terrorists to his efforts to prevent a group of migrants from illegally entering the United States, and he assailed federal judges who have ruled against his administration.
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And while Scott Garrett, a Republican congressman from New Jersey, called himself "a husband and father of two daughters" when he assailed Trump's remarks, he has taken positions against insurance coverage for mammograms and medical privacy for rape victims.
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Some African-American critics assailed his delay in speaking out after the killing of Trayvon Martin in Florida, at the hands of a resident, calling it an abdication of Mr. Obama's responsibility as a president and a black man.
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Donald J. Trump on Tuesday assailed Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg of the Supreme Court for speaking out on the presidential race, calling her disdainful remarks about his candidacy "highly inappropriate" and suggesting that she owed other justices an apology.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday assailed what he said were illegal and "criminal" leaks from U.S. intelligence agencies in the controversy over contacts with Russian officials that forced his national security adviser Michael Flynn to resign.
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SeaWorld has been under fire after a 2012 book by David Kirby, "Death at SeaWorld: Shamu and the Dark Side of Killer Whales in Captivity," and a 2013 documentary, "Blackfish," assailed the treatment of killer whales at SeaWorld Orlando.
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Over a year into trade disputes Trump started to aid manufacturers and other domestic producers he believed were assailed by global trade, sales of American soybeans, pork, wheat, and other agricultural products to China are starting to dry up.
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Obama, who last week assailed Trump for what he called a "dangerous" mindset and "loose talk and sloppiness" in defining the country's enemies, on Monday criticized Trump's anti-trade policies in a speech at a U.S. Commerce Department conference.
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The Americans and Israelis have assailed critics for not explicitly blaming Hamas for the border protests, in which some protesters have attempted to breach the fence or have lobbed firebombs and sent flaming kites over the fence into Israel.
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Mr. Zuckerberg said that "Facebook had been founded to give people a voice and bring them together, and that critics who had assailed the company for doing so were setting a dangerous example," Ms. Kang and Mr. Isaac write.
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As he walked out of a traditional city-center restaurant on a bitterly cold winter night, the crime lord had been assailed by two men and bundled into the back of a car, which sped off into the darkness.
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On Thursday, Mr. Grassley assailed the bank's new country framework for China on the Senate floor and said he was introducing an amendment to an appropriations bill that would try to block the World Bank from lending to China.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing MORE (D-Minn.) also assailed the records of Sanders and Sen.
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Obama, who last week assailed Trump for what he called a "dangerous" mindset and "loose talk and sloppiness" in defining the country's enemies, on Monday criticized Trump's anti-trade policies in a speech at a U.S. Commerce Department conference.
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ISTANBUL — Turkish officials assailed the United States on Tuesday for its decision to suspend visas for Turkish citizens, defending their right to detain American Embassy employees they accused of spying and blaming the American ambassador for the diplomatic dispute.
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This is hardly the first time products on Amazon (which did not return request for comment) have been assailed by trolls — just recently Megyn Kelly's book "Settle For More" was targeted, and the site worked to scrub the hateful comments.
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Trying to get more of a handle on his politics, I asked Sunkara to pick between Eduard Bernstein — the incrementalist German Marxist who sowed the seeds of modern social democracy — and Rosa Luxemburg, who assailed Bernstein for abandoning hope of revolution.
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Cruz, who earned headlines earlier in the primary fight when he assailed "New York values," also criticized on Wednesday "liberal Democratic politicians that have been hammering the people of New York for a long time," specifically calling out teachers unions.
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A day after he assailed the U.S. criminal justice system as a "joke" and a "laughingstock," Trump backed off his threat to send the suspect in Tuesday&aposs New York bike path rampage to the troubled military commission system at Guantanamo.
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A day after he assailed the U.S. criminal justice system as a "joke" and a "laughingstock," Trump backed off his threat to send the suspect in Tuesday's New York bike path rampage to the troubled military commission system at Guantanamo.
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The release -- issued by an automated FBI Twitter account -- quickly drew complaints from Democrats who have assailed FBI Director James Comey for his decision last week to tell Congress the bureau was reviewing emails potentially related to Hillary Clinton's private server.
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Yet even as some assailed the court for attacking an ancient tradition, others noted that fireworks were introduced to India from China merely a few centuries ago, a millennium or two after Hindus started celebrating Diwali with lamps and candles.
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Trump and some of his allies in Congress have sought to portray the Russia investigation as a politically motivated "witch hunt" and have assailed the integrity of Mueller and his team of lawyers who conducted the 22-month-long inquiry.
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Even though the majority of new power added to the U.S. electrical grid in 2015 came from renewable sources such as wind and solar, Trump assailed wind turbines for killing birds, and implied that global warming is not a real concern.
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Fact-checkers—who have also been assailed as part of the Liberal Media Establishment—swiftly and repeatedly pointed out that the military-base ban on guns originated in a directive approved in February 1992, by the George H.W. Bush administration.
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Their comments point to the depth of concern among big business, which can traditionally depend on the Republican presidential nominee to defend its interests, but is instead being assailed by this year's frontrunner as part of a failing US establishment.
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Fox News, for instance, will now cover a Republican nominee who's friendly with many of its conservative hosts — and who has been complimented by the big boss, Rupert Murdoch — but who has repeatedly assailed the channel's rising star, Megyn Kelly.
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Critics had assailed Kemp during the election for failing to step down as Georgia's top election official, a post he'd held since 2010, and for putting the registrations of 53,000 voters on hold — 70 percent of which were reportedly black.
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" It marked the third consecutive day Trump picked a fight with Democrats that centered on America's 30th largest city, which he has in recent days assailed as a "very dangerous & filthy place" where "no human being would want to live.
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Trump has assailed Cummings over the last week, accusing the House Oversight and Reform Committee chairman of failing to address problems in Baltimore, suggesting he investigate what happened to federal funding for the city and calling him a racist without elaborating.
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He has also contended that Mr. Romney was ill-suited for the 2012 nomination because his health care overhaul as governor of Massachusetts was seen as a precursor to the Affordable Care Act, which Republicans (including Mr. Romney) have assailed.
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As Hillary Clinton assailed Donald J. Trump on Thursday for fanning the flames of racism embraced by the "alt-right," the community of activists that tends to lurk anonymously in the internet's dark corners could hardly contain its glee. Mrs.
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At a time when Hollywood is under intense pressure to avoid stereotypes and to promote diversity from every possible angle, "Will & Grace" — once seen as the epitome of diversity on television — could actually find itself assailed for being behind the curve.
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Mr. Trump assailed plea deals after Mr. Cohen, his longtime lawyer, pleaded guilty last month to breaking campaign finance laws and other charges, implicating Mr. Trump in the cover-up of a potential sex scandal during the 2016 presidential race.
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He has assailed Representative Maxine Waters of California as "Crazy Maxine Waters" who has a "very low I.Q." He continues to attack Hillary Clinton two years after the end of their campaign with supporters reprising their "lock her up" chants.
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Mr. Trump has assailed senior officials involved in the Russia investigation for ties to Democrats, a line of attack that was once unthinkable in a department where it is understood that career professionals can hold political beliefs without impairing their judgment.
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The Iran nuclear accord, assailed by President Trump and his revamped retinue of advisers, received a strong endorsement Monday from a bipartisan group of more than 100 national security veterans, who said the United States gains nothing by scrapping it.
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The wiretap of Mr. Page has been at the heart of attacks on the Russia investigation by Mr. Trump, Republican lawmakers and conservative commentators, who have assailed the inquiry as an effort by federal law enforcement officials to undercut Mr. Trump.
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Critics dismissed it as a rehash of ideas put forward in earlier efforts to resolve the conflict, took umbrage at photographs of Palestinians who benefited from American aid programs that the Trump administration has since cut, and assailed its omissions.
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Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the law school at the University of California, Berkeley, assailed the recall effort this month in an op-ed in The Sacramento Bee, in which he argued that the effort represented an affront to judicial independence.
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When Europe is assailed from all quarters in a world in turmoil, when most governments in the union are fighting a populist wave, Germany's ruling coalition is behaving as if it were still navigating the calm seas of the early 2000s.
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Tensions reached a breaking point on the Senate floor on Monday as Republicans assailed Democrats for holding up the aid even as Mr. Schumer and Mr. Mnuchin — now "Chuck and Steven" to one another — narrowed their differences just down the corridor.
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I've been assailed as a "libtard" and an agent of the "lying media," and once had to flee a biker bar in Tennessee when a leather-clad giant ate my notes and credibly threatened to beat me to a pulp.
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Ms. Haspel's critics are also wary of her connections to the former C.I.A. director John O. Brennan, , whom Mr. Trump assailed in a series of angry tweets on Monday morning, before heading to the C.I.A. for Ms. Haspel's swearing-in ceremony.
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Ms. Neely had taught prison inmates, fought for abortion rights, assailed violence against women and, through her activism and storytelling, ennobled working mothers, defied stereotypes and confronted bigotry and class discrimination, both directed against blacks and within the black community.
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The news didn't sit well with some people who frequent the gym, who assailed it as supporting a President whose inflammatory rhetoric and policies targeting people of color are out of sync with the gym's progressive and oftentimes famous clientele.
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The dismissed official, Valiollah Seif, governor of the central bank for five years, had been widely assailed for what critics called his mismanagement of Iran's monetary policy, which contributed to a steep drop in the value of the country's rial currency.
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He assailed the Iran agreement, which was negotiated by President Barack Obama and leaders of five other powers and ratified by the United Nations Security Council to curb Tehran's nuclear program for a decade in exchange for lifting international sanctions.
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When Italy, Spain and Portugal were assailed by their own emergencies, with international investors demanding elevated rates of interest for continued lending, Europe's policymakers exacerbated the distress through perpetual discord that conveyed the message that no one was really in charge.
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At the time, it assailed such mainstream Republicans as President Dwight Eisenhower and Earl Warren, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, for their alleged failure to stem a purported communist conspiracy that the society claimed existed within the federal government.
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Mr. Trump has similarly assailed the United States trade deficit with China and other countries, often characterizing it as a scorecard, evidence that China is winning at trade and the United States losing, to the tune of $310 billion a year.
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After Israeli reporters emphasized that a few of the teenagers were on vacation before being inducted into combat units, and spread unsubstantiated rumors about the accuser, critics assailed the coverage as a biased attempt to win sympathy for the accused.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday warned against "going to the extreme" on important election issues a day after he was assailed by his liberal competitors at the CNN/Des Moines Register Democratic debate for being too moderate.
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I'm also one of those "voices" defending the bureau when I feel it is unfairly assailed, and criticizing it — painful though it be — when the actions of a few misguided or mistaken senior executives make some inexcusable and dubious decisions.
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Netanyahu was, however, invited by House Speaker John Boehner to address a joint session of Congress, during which Netanyahu railed against the impending Iran deal and advocated for new sanctions -- a move Obama administration officials assailed for breaking diplomatic protocol.
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He assailed Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, for not passing his legislative priorities, calling it "disgraceful" that the party's health care plan failed by one vote and hinting that the leader should step down if he cannot do better.
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A deal that removed any of Mr. Trump's tariffs would make America look weak, Mr. Navarro argued at the meeting two weeks ago, and he assailed those who endorsed the idea as "globalists," according to an administration official in the room.
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Then Cory Booker, a senator from New Jersey, assailed Mr Biden for the tough-on-crime laws he had supported in Congress ("I'm happy you've evolved, but you've offered no redemption to the people in prison right now for life").
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A few months later, in front of a largely black audience at an event organized by Jesse Jackson's National Rainbow Coalition, he assailed Sister Souljah, a black rapper who, during riots in Los Angeles, suggested that blacks should kill whites.
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Nor does it include the estimated 200 NFL players -- almost all of them black -- who have knelt or in some other way protested racial inequality and police brutality during the National Anthem and been assailed by the President for it.
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And he did not address his other problematic statements during a week-long Europe tour, in which he sent the NATO alliance into emergency session and assailed British Prime Minister Theresa May as she was hosting him for an official visit.
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Mr. Trump has assailed that agreement, which lifted the sanctions in return for Iran's verifiable pledges to use nuclear power peacefully, as "the worst deal," despite support for it by the other participants, including Britain, France and Germany, major American allies.
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Mr. Trump's efforts to shift attention away from Mr. Flynn's guilty plea began Saturday night, when he assailed the Justice Department for its handling of the Clinton email investigation and questioned the department's dedication to living up to its name.
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Critics assailed what was seen as a divisive style of leadership, and after losing the election in 1999 he spent a period in the second rank of Israeli politics, overshadowed even within his own party by former general Ariel Sharon.
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In the past, the Brookdale ER has been assailed with claims of malpractice like these: One 2011 investigation said a patient had to wait over three hours to be given pain medication for a back and knee injury, amongst other horror stories.
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When the Women's House closed in 1971, the inmates were quietly moved to the then newly finished Correctional Institution for Women on Rikers, which was immediately assailed by opponents as "a huge penal colony" that would only further isolate and endanger women prisoners.
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He assailed the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates, railed against Democrats who refuse to fund the wall he wants to build on the U.S.-Mexico border, and blasted the investigation into his campaign's alleged ties to Russia, among other regular targets.
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He assailed the state over a law passed last year that allows immigrants to apply for driver's licenses even if they lack legal status, while it also limited the information the state's Department of Motor Vehicles can share with federal immigration authorities.
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James Comey, whom Trump fired as FBI director last year and has repeatedly assailed, was the lead federal prosecutor in Stewart's case and played a role in the prosecution of Lewis "Scooter" Libby, the chief of staff to former Vice President Dick Cheney.
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For months the candidates had been been publicly friendly toward each other, but Mr. Trump has recently raised questions about the eligibility of the Canadian born Mr. Cruz to run for president and has assailed his lack of popularity in the senate.
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At the same time, the president has no plans to pull back on his aggressive use of unilateral action to skirt Congress and accomplish his objectives, promising still more fodder for the cycle of division and blame he assailed in Tuesday's speech.
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He's occasionally assailed the H1B visa program for allowing outsourcing firms and tech companies to undercut wages and replace native-born citizens with cheaper replacements — an accusation that isn't unfounded, and that is shared by politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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Trump is feeling assailed by the crises that are raging around his White House that have proliferated since his firing of Comey -- and that is one reason he is expressing so much frustration about the way things are going, the source said.
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Pompeo's interview was taped before Rouhani assailed the U.S. as a "bully toward the rest of the world," and reportedly blamed America and its allies for assisting in an attack on an Iranian military parade that left at least 25 people dead.
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Now, to some of the specific accusations: The first is that I am an "ardent opponent of the Iran deal" and "neocon" who, by writing this article, was plotting to sow seeds of mistrust about a policy that I have long assailed.
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Ronald Reagan assailed the Soviet Union as an "evil empire," funded anti-communist rebels around the world, demanded that Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev tear down the Berlin Wall — and negotiated arms control agreements that led to the first real reductions in nuclear arms.
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