He said women who had abortions should be punished, but later retracted this, saying that doctors who perform abortions should be punished.
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During his campaign, he said women who had abortions should be punished but later said it was doctors who perform abortions who should be punished.
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Inflationary wage bargains would be "punished" by higher interest rates.
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"I'm suggesting they interfered and they need to be punished."
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Freedom Caucus members wouldn't be punished politically for the vote.
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The U.S. wants North Korea to be punished for it.
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Thanks to #MeToo, this is more likely to be punished.
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But he wouldn't say who should be punished for abortions.
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Failure to be properly hopeful and positive will be punished!
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Could I still be punished for participating in a walkout?
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Wade, and that women who had abortions should be punished.
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Drug users may be punished on the spot by police.
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Starting March 1, violators will be punished by $200 fines.
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Wouldn't he expect to be punished for defiling the temple?
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Producers saw it his way, so he won't be punished.
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Status offenses should be punished to in an effective way.
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Coaches shouldn't be punished for putting their best foot forward.
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He also believes women who have abortions should be punished.
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If you step out of line, you will be punished.
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Those who came to smash and loot must be punished.
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He said that anyone flouting the restrictions would be punished.
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Every person who participated in this cheating should be punished.
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He said any violation of the edict would be punished.
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Should an addict's relapse be punished with a criminal sanction?
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People should never be punished for things they haven't done.
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You deserved to be punished for causing so much pain.
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The behavior described in this alleged fraud should be punished.
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Theft will be punished by amputation under the new laws.
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"He will be punished when he is identified," the official said.
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"Any person who crossed boundaries has to be punished," he added.
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But it doesn't mean the assault is not to be punished.
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If it doesn't change its profit forecasts, it could be punished.
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I believe he should be punished to whatever extent is possible.
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"He does not need to be punished any further," MacMahon said.
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"Every attack that targets Turkey's guests will be punished," he said.
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If convicted, he could be punished by life imprisonment or death.
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It called for generals to be punished for human rights atrocities.
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"You should not be punished for the rest of your life."
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And violations of the law can be punished with jail time.
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For those crimes — those specifically feminine crimes — she must be punished.
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If the two didn't smile, they'd be punished, the office said.
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Would I be punished for giving my true (and harsh) opinions?
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Ought leakers be punished, and how can whistle-blowers be protected?
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"Women won't be 'punished' for exercising their basic rights," Clinton tweeted.
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Terry wants change now, and for Muldock to be punished now.
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On Friday, Scalise would not say if King should be punished.
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You are the one who will be punished, not the perpetrator.
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Investigators recommended that officers involved in reprimanding Li should be punished.
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In Saudi Arabia, homosexuality can be punished by flogging or death.
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Yes, those who commit such abhorrent crimes deserve to be punished.
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"Of course, women shouldn't be punished," Kasich told MSNBC in response.
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Sometimes someone doesn't follow proper procedures and needs to be punished.
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Neither seemed to be punished by their audiences or their bosses.
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S. law says they should be punished for what they're doing.
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If she doesn't comply she will be punished physically or emotionally.
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He said women should be punished for getting abortions "There has to be some form of punishment," Trump said in March when asked if women should be punished for getting abortions should the practice be outlawed.
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Mr. Beckwitt was indicted on Thursday on charges of involuntary manslaughter, which can be punished by up to 10 years' imprisonment in Maryland, and second-degree murder, which can be punished by up to 30 years' imprisonment.
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His family would most likely be punished, with death, in his stead.
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"When the police violate the law, they must be punished," they said.
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They want to get a decent education; they should not be punished.
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Stop thinking you'll be punished for getting your way; that's not true.
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The government said those found responsible would be punished with "zero tolerance".
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President Erdoğan should be punished for his military adventurism and his aggression.
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"But of course women shouldn't be punished," Republican candidate John Kasich said.
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For this, packs of angry nerds decided that they must be punished.
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And minor transgressions, such as traffic offences, may be punished more harshly.
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And if they were my kids, I'd want her to be punished.
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He didn't say that the man who harassed Ivanka should be punished.
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" Then again, he's also said women who get abortions should be "punished.
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It's unclear whether any companies who refuse to comply will be punished.
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Now that they have found her, will she be punished for leaving?
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Even if they escape, any family they leave behind will be punished.
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Would your boss be punished because you do your job too well?
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Last week, Donald Trump said women should be punished for getting abortions.
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He later backtracked, saying that doctors who perform abortions should be punished.
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Will the big polluters be punished, and when will citizens get relief?
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Hyperandrogenism is a biological abnormality for which athletes should not be punished.
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He said the kidnappers would be punished if the deadline wasn't met.
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They agree China needs to be punished for stealing American intellectual property.
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It means that clean sportsmen will yet again be punished for nothing.
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Tom Cole, Republican of Oklahoma, when asked if King should be punished.
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Failure to follow the new order could be punished as a misdemeanor.
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Assaulters, whether they are a doctor or a policeman, must be punished.
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"The corrupt people (officials) should be punished firmly," Khamenei said on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia, and whoever was involved there, must be punished for that.
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Tech companies aren't too big and powerful to be punished or regulated.
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Partisanship has been and will be punished through stock and credit markets.
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The N.B.A., citing free speech, has said the executive won't be punished.
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Other players will be punished in the coming days, the NFL said.
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But in this case it seems the borrowers will be punished retroactively.
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Officials who resist orders and "lack boldness" could be punished, he said.
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The N.B.A., citing free speech, has said the executive won't be punished.
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"Plaintiff does not contend that they should be punished," the filing says.
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Is that your point, that Mnuchin is going to be punished somehow?
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John Kasich added "of course women shouldn't be punished" for having abortions.
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The league ultimately rejected Trump's call for protesting players to be punished.
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But he warned that violence, even with "noble" intent, would be punished.
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People think kids shouldn't be punished for the actions of their parents.
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After this, every threat directed at Turkey will be punished in kind.
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Anyone found responsible for the collapse would be punished, the mayor said.
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Of course, poor defendants who are convicted of crimes should be punished.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump has said women should be punished for having abortions.
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Criminal behavior should be punished and in this case, justice was served.
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"I'm not asking everyone to be punished," she said in a television interview.
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If you're going to be punished for pointing out bad science, why bother?
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Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix doesn't want to be punished for becoming a mother.
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And that if they did everything, they would not be punished for it.
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More crimes will be investigated by police and more perpetrators will be punished.
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In terms of who should be punished, that woman has already been punished.
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She reportedly said the father will not be punished for the attempted assault.
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"If it is found there are wrongdoers, they will be punished," it said.
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The only question is how much Facebook will be punished for the lapse.
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"Expect disappointers to be punished severely with sharp share price falls," he warned.
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When the manager was female, respondents said she should be punished more harshly.
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But he has told associates he doesn't want the Dreamers to be punished.
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A hanging slider is sure to be punished if left over the plate.
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Glad to hear the jaguar will not be punished for being a jaguar.
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Expression that "invades substantial privacy" or "constitutes a genuine threat" can be punished.
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Drug use will be punished with fines rather than prison time, he added.
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A kid should not be punished for his seizures being brought under control.
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He later said only the doctor should be punished in such a scenario.
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But if I don't deserve to be punished, then my mother doesn't, either.
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Kasich said on Sunday that women who undergo abortions should not be punished.
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But on some level, I suspect he feels he deserves to be punished.
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But they do not deserve to be punished and excluded from civic life.
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She could be found, and she could be punished for what she'd done.
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If abortion was a sin, then the sinners would be punished soon enough.
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Rather, it's designed to tell Assad that chemical weapon use will be punished.
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Sure — and they should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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I will be punished for courteousness, while the selfish sit in roomy comfort.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump said women should be punished for having abortions.
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If The Retail Equation notices activity it considers fraudulent, customers can be punished.
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"I think that anyone who abuses animals needs to be punished," she said.
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Students are told to study, and if they cheat, they will be punished.
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Each charge could be punished by as much as five years in prison.
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Having heard the evidence, they believed Mr. Blankenship would be punished more severely.
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It added that club employees could be punished for the mismanagement of injuries.
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He will not, of course, be punished by the civil law of Nevada.
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In 2016, Trump said that women should be punished for having an abortion.
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We are saying the bombers should be punished severely for what they did.
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"Any corruption or crimes involving government and supervision departments should be punished," it added.
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"It is very likely that they will be punished for that," the source said.
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"Why should hardworking Americans be punished for President Donald Trump's temper tantrum?" she said.
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Trump says athletes who protest should be punished by the league and their teams.
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But Stewart added that he doesn't think Romney should be punished for his vote.
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Protests erupted in several cities; thousands of women demanded that the killers be punished.
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A New Hampshire state representative, Baldasaro, believes Hillary Clinton should be punished with death.
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Yes, he should be punished, but he needs mental help, that's what he needs.
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" If a woman feels she cannot, "she shouldn't be punished to go through that.
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Municipal bond funds continued to be punished as well, losing $9613 billion to redemptions.
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He must be punished, for his crimes and to make an example of him.
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Trafficking or production can be punished by a 10 to 20-year jail term.
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Those news organisation that are found to be violating the regulations will be punished.
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She feared she'd be punished, raped or killed if she got caught running away.
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If one person is caught with a gun, the whole group would be punished.
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"There has been unacceptable behavior, which should be punished," he told a news conference.
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"People shouldn't be punished for being induced, manipulated or forced into prostitution," she said.
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And when should people be punished or removed from office for engaging in it?
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The fear Iraqis endured but were afraid to speak of, lest they be punished.
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Now it has crossed over into that which may be punished by the university.
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It's not yet clear precisely which laws He broke, or if he'll be punished.
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Are they going to be punished, are they going to make a comeback, etc.
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" It added: "We should only be punished if our guilt can be properly proved.
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Do you think students should be punished if they cannot pay for lunch once?
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Basically, will I be caught, and if so, how badly will I be punished?
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First, we need to increase the chances that white-collar criminals will be punished.
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"Someone who betrays and dishonors the family must be punished by death," she said.
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Many parishioners think the administrators who covered it up deserve to be punished too.
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Time and again, they told Accel that he was gay and should be punished.
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"Somebody should be punished," said Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby, a Republican from Alabama.
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These families should not be punished for availing themselves of a lawful public benefit.
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"When you're inside your confinement you can be punished further through food," she says.
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Xinjiang residents can be punished for having ties with any of the 26 countries.
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The Alabama law specifies that patients cannot be punished for getting abortions, only doctors.
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No one should ever be punished for telling the truth and seeking justice, period.
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She held weekly protests on Staten Island, demanding that the officers involved be punished.
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Surely Mr. Kashuv can be punished appropriately and yet remain a student at Harvard.
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In Kevin Spacey's case, I agree he should be punished for everything he's done.
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"The perpetrators of this tragedy will be punished," Mr. Haradinaj said in an interview.
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Now, some are concerned that nothing has changed and no one will be punished.
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Mr. Baker argued that it proved he did not deserve to be punished alone.
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Another moral question is whether any islanders should be punished for Mr. Chau's death.
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If you are really so keen to be punished, there are websites for that.
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Mr. Trump was just re-stating, 'Yes, if something's illegal, they should be punished.
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Goldman is likely to be punished for the actions of Mr Leissner and others.
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The real estate tycoon later said he meant doctors would be punished, not patients.
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China's Supreme Court said recently that price gouging could be punished with prison time.
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They fear they will be punished for criticizing the government or leaving without approval.
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And they rushed us back into class so we wouldn't have to be punished.
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So while they seem to be encouraging depraved behavior, it would still be punished.
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Unfortunately for those interested in corporate accountability, none of those carriers will be punished.
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We certainly should not be punished as a result of completely unrelated policy disagreements.
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They have also been calling for the architects behind the investigation to be punished.
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Do you feel that you are a guilty person who deserves to be punished?
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It took famous Olympians speaking out about their abuse for Nassar to be punished.
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"I don't think that perpetrators think about whether they're going to commit a hate crime, look to see whether there's a law that can be punished, and then don't commit the hate crime when they learn it could be punished," Bell said.
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Donald Trump and his party think I should be punished for exercising my constitutional rights.
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Brian Sandoval of Nevada says he's concerned his state could be "punished" under that plan.
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That means the videos remain on the site, and Crowder's channel will not be punished.
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Unfortunately, Vlaming isn't the only teacher to be punished by increasingly narrow-minded school administrators.
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But in Fort Worth, few are optimistic that Dean will be punished for Jefferson's death.
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"They are innocent and should not be punished for things done by others," he said.
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First he says women who seek abortions (if they were legally banned) should be punished.
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Jahan's death sparked public outrage and mass demonstrations calling for her killers to be punished.
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"Bottom line is that insurers that hurt innocent consumers should be punished severely," Jay said.
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It also meant members wouldn't be punished by leadership for working with the other side.
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A lot of people broke the law on inauguration day and they should be punished.
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In America, as in Europe, a cop who kills unlawfully can expect to be punished.
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President Nicolas Maduro has publicly said that those responsible for the embezzlement must be punished.
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I'm sorry, they are not victims, they are criminals and they need to be punished.
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Draft evasion can be punished by termination of employment for state workers, the government says.
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It allows perpetrators of minor crimes to be punished with sentences other than jail time.
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The Capitals exist to punish you and you exist to be punished by the Capitals.
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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said the violence against property and police would be punished.
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Conversely, Trump will be punished when he fails to deliver economic improvements for his voters.
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Only 20 percent think that either buying or selling sex should be punished with prison.
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Many commentators on Sin's videos "demanded for him to be punished for his actions," Col.
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Trump later walked back those comments, saying that doctors who perform abortions should be punished.
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The first would ensure teens would not be punished as sex offenders under this law.
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Yet despite breaking regulations more often, they were less likely than others to be punished.
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Will incumbents be punished for an attempted purge of the academy's older, less active members?
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Then Britain would not be "punished" by the use of a historically low discount rate.
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"We don't think [women] should be punished as Donald Trump said they should," Kaine said.
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Several commenters accused Mr. Trump of sedition or treason and demanded that he be punished.
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Clinton's aides could still be punished, potentially costing them security clearances in a Clinton administration.
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Trump has since backtracked on that comment, saying that only abortion providers would be punished.
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Employees involved usually retired before they could be punished, or were punished with short suspensions.
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"If Tsai Ing-wen pushes for independence, we'll be punished by China economically," Fu said.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina met Jahan's family and assured that her killers would be punished.
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She shouldn't be punished for not being "great TV" when she's good on the stage.
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Bad processes with good outcomes, those should actually be punished because that's just luck. Right.
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Their successes will be punished so his failures can be mitigated and his entitlement upheld.
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A conviction under that provision can be punished by up to 20 years in prison.
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That offense had long been a misdemeanor but will now be punished with a fine.
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Some students argued that whoever posted the signs should be punished for inflaming racial tensions.
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For him, it's not enough to ban abortion; women who have abortions should be punished.
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Congress should eliminate mandatory minimums so that all Americans can be punished the same way.
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Violators can be punished with fines, felony charges, and up to seven years in prison.
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Therefore, every company who uses this transaction would be punished simply by operating its business.
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The minister emphasized his government's belief that Iran should be punished for these alleged violations.
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Appetites that are celebrated in boys and men can be punished in girls and women.
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Will they be punished or disfavored if they don't throw a couple bucks Trump's way?
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He said the men who carried it out had been "dismissed" and would be punished.
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It's clear Ezekiel doesn't think he should be punished for the parade incident at all.
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"If any Rohingya child is found working, then the owners will be punished," he said.
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It then argues that the beneficiaries of Russian corruption need to be punished for it.
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Facebook could be punished for Cambridge Analytica — there could be more regulation coming, for example.
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This rule will be visible to you, since you will be punished if you break it.
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The conspiracy charges are second-degree misdemeanors, which could be punished by 60 days in jail.
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" In retrospect, she writes, "I felt that I should be punished for having failed in marriage.
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Dissidents would be punished for political crimes, or (once rendered unemployable) for being parasites on society.
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GIGOT: Well -- RIVKIN: And if he&aposs wrong, he will be punished for it, impeachment-wise.
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They were the first senior officials to be punished for the government's handling of the outbreak.
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Those who ultimately ordered her death should also be punished with all weight of the law.
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People shouldn't be punished for having interests that aren't shared by their neighbors or their boss.
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If convicted, such individuals will be punished for their crimes so that justice will be served.
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From here on out, any violations will be punished with a removal of the offending post.
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Judi Dench has a different idea for how actors involved in sexual misconduct should be punished.
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Atilán Ramírez, a barber at Puebla, said consumers of drugs, not the producers, should be punished.
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In other households, Eleanor's behavior would be punished, but Joseph seems to have patience for Eleanor.
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"Based on the evidence that came in at trial, Monsanto deserves to be punished," Chhabria wrote.
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"Somebody has to be punished for this kind of behavior," said Representative Al Green of Texas.
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Firms outside U.S. jurisdiction can be punished if Washington deems they are helping a sanctioned entity.
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"I just don't think he should be punished for it still to this day," she continues.
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Some even went as far as to call California Fitness "cheats" that deserved to be punished.
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The cop who stopped Ayala should not be punished for doing his job; neither should she.
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Putin said the incident had been caused by criminal negligence and those responsible would be punished.
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The judge didn't think it was fair for Elliott to be punished with that cloud looming.
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But if we do, will those who caused damage in the Cultural Revolution ever be punished?
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But the court decided that he "doesn't have to be punished at all," Ms. Fazio said.
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"Those who kill, rape or attack another human being need to be punished," Mr. Salvini said.
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On Tuesday, he said that if abortions were banned, women should be punished for getting one.
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It seems counterintuitive that growth stocks would be punished when expectations for the future were improving.
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That's very different than arresting criminals who violated the law and will be punished with prison.
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Our mishandling of the crack cocaine epidemic amply proves that drug addiction cannot be punished away.
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He changed his position to say that doctors, not women, should be punished for illegal abortions.
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Even if Kansas can't prosecute immigrants for identity theft, that doesn't mean they can't be punished.
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Mwanzia said illegal firewood cutting in forests can be punished by government agencies, including his own.
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MAGA types want the immigrants and coastal elites they blame for their woes to be punished.
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Rousseff has said that, while corrupt individuals must be punished, companies should be saved from collapse.
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Anyone flouting the restrictions, in place for at least the next two weeks, would be punished.
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"Principled and peaceful protest ... should not be punished," Geragos, Kaepernick's attorney, said in a 20183 statement.
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" And this is terrifying, but it's also reassuring, like, "Okay, I've done wrong, I'll be punished.
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She suggests that Ned Umber and Alys Karstark be punished for the actions of their relatives.
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A third charge — the trafficking of drugs — can be punished by a 10-year minimum sentence.
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Franklin Square, Ms. Wortham said, was supposedly the place where slaves were brought to be punished.
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" The statement added, "She is not a criminal and should not be punished for her bravery.
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Anyone flouting the restrictions, in place for at least the next two weeks, would be punished.
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" He added: "Over 18 games, I think you'd be punished for having a second yellow card.
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But they simply don't believe that breaking the law should be punished with removal from office.
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Offenders can be punished by a fine of up to $1,000 and 30 days in jail.
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Hubris — the prideful desire to reach the heavens and be like unto God — will be punished.
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They were the first senior officials to be punished for the government's handling of the outbreak.
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But the farmers, she said, will almost certainly be punished once the conflict has settled down.
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Donald Trump and his supporters need to know that you can be punished for your actions.
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"They are not adults, and they are not going to be punished like adults," he said.
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But many more Filipinos applauded Mr. Duterte, and said the victims had deserved to be punished.
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Wade and once said during the presidential campaign that women who have abortions should be punished.
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"Whoever did this is not worthy of the French republic and will be punished," he said.
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But it's totally acceptable to believe that because rape is wrong, Brock Turner must be punished.
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Party members can be punished for adultery as they are supposed to be upstanding members of society.
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A couple of U.S. companies could also be punished by the change, including IBM India and Accenture.
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No longer will American companies be punished by uncompetitive rates of taxation and unnecessary rules and regulations.
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It means that an entire family can be punished if one of their kin commits a crime.
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You will have to balance things—but Jonathan himself isn't really going to be punished, either way.
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John Kasich wants abortion outlawed -- but he wouldn't say Sunday who should be punished for the procedure.
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Schiff's immunity Recently, Trump has renewed his calls for Schiff to be punished, deploying a new tactic.
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Vindman was the first and most prominent figure to be punished Friday by a newly-emboldened Trump.
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So The Donald pulled a 180 and said doctors, not women, should be punished for unlawful abortions.
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Germany's top security official stressed that anyone involved must be punished regardless of where they come from.
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It says a recently appointed counsel will improve the chance that misconduct will be punished in court.
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Manfred has said, however, individual active players will NOT be punished for their roles in the scandal.
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One side will argue that officials should be punished, and that this will make officialdom more accountable.
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Instead, it would be punished by a relatively light fine, effectively incentivizing the wrongdoing, the producers say.
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I'd be punished for being an ingrate about having made it this far in one (wrinkly) piece.
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If Qatar can be punished for its independent outlook, who is to say Oman won't be next?
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Earlier in the sentencing hearing, Barry Steenkamp pleaded for Pistorius to be punished for murdering his daughter.
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Instead, Erdogan said that he had reached agreement with Putin that whoever was responsible should be punished.
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As for the men who pay for sex, they are predators who should be punished, campaigners believe.
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That means that anyone in any country who does business with Seif or Tarzali could be punished.
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He clarified that he thought the doctor should be punished in the event of an illegal abortion.
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SO I WISH PEOPLE WOULD STOP DOING THAT - PEOPLE BROKE THE LAW AND THEY SHOULD BE PUNISHED.
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Instead of asking how Facebook should be punished, shouldn't be asking whether Facebook should exist at all?
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The experts I talked to cautioned against assuming that Trump will be punished for neglecting populist policies.
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He said that those responsible for the funeral bombing would be punished and victims would be compensated.
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My attitude toward drug users was that it was their fault and they deserved to be punished.
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Why, the players asked, should current and future players be punished for the league's poor business decisions?
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In their eyes, abortion is murder and women should be punished and put to death for that.
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Countries under the treaty could change their goals and wouldn't be punished if they missed their targets.
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He added that students would not be punished by the school for sharing information with the media.
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How do you think those who have been sexually violent towards women should be punished and why?
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No. This teaches kids the wrong lesson that you can be punished for the other guys fault.
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No one in America should be punished because of the city where he or she is born.
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"If somebody commits a serious crime, sexual assault, murder, they're going to be punished," Sanders said Monday.
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This is likely to go very badly and the government will be punished by voters for it.
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He breaks down at the thought that his young son could be punished in the same way.
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Coal miners found to producing beyond their approved capacity will be punished, it added, without giving details.
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Smertin told a news conference later on Monday that the perpetrators of racist abuse should be punished.
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Nor should Judge Garland be punished for amassing credentials that set him up for the Supreme Court.
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The Ceara state government issued a statement condemning the assailants and said the killers would be punished.
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The more a person thinks they'll be punished for speaking, the less inclined they are to speak.
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If it were Russians who spread the evidence online, they also likely won't be punished, prosecutors said.
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Criminal actions should be punished under the "rule of law" Aung San Suu Kyi cites so often.
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Clearly state that harassing or discriminating against founders or employees is not allowed and will be punished.
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Because marijuana remains federally illegal, most banks won't provide financing out of fear that they'll be punished.
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But Ms. Rowe expressed frustration that it had taken so long for Ms. Brochu to be punished.
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"As a rule, these people still don't believe they will be punished in Brazil," Mr. Dallagnol said.
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And if Dulos can't be punished, the court could have trouble finding an interest in going forward.
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"Whatever you do, you will be punished," either by constituents or the state, a local politician said.
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"All the guilty will be punished severely in accordance with the law," Mr. Tokayev said on Twitter.
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Do both parties — the person cheating, and the person helping the person cheat — deserve to be punished?
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Currently, those who practice voluntary euthanasia can be punished with prison sentences of up to three years.
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Those who violate the law can be punished with six months in prison and $500 in fines.
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For another, I don't know any conservatives who believe women should be punished for having an abortion.
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If the President did what the House accuses him of doing, he can and should be punished.
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If the president did what the House accuses him of doing, he can and should be punished.
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"He needed to be punished, change his behavior, and understand why his actions were wrong," she wrote.
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The Republicans emphasize that being big is not being bad and that success should not be punished.
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And how should tech companies be punished when they fail to properly protect and steward this data?
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Athletes who protest peacefully "should not be punished," Kaepernick's attorney said in a statement announcing the grievance.
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"Obviously that doesn't mean that we're not going to punish whomever needs to be punished," Galarza said.
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Those who planned and instigated the action would be punished in accordance with the law, police said.
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In the eyes of many Chinese, the boy was a heartless criminal who deserved to be punished.
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He proposed during one presidential debate that thieves should be punished by having their hands chopped off.
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Under Ohio law, drug possession can be punished as a felony, resulting in jail and prison time.
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A player will be punished with an automatic one-game suspension after reaching four flagrant-foul points.
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Hundreds of students signed an open letter denouncing her and hundreds demanded that the couple be punished.
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Questions loomed over the proceedings about how other defendants who agreed to plead guilty will be punished.
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Dana asked if the staffer would be punished, and Cruz deflected, saying it'd been dealt with internally.
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I also believe that if someone commits a crime, as Weinstein allegedly has, he should be punished.
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Two of the options on that poll were the girls should be "punished" or "taken" by protective services.
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If the studio knew it was fair use, it could even be punished for filing a false report.
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It is unrealistic to expect that every war crime committed during the five-decade war will be punished.
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As he assumed power last week, he said that those who had broken the law would be punished.
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"Anyone sponsoring terrorism will be punished no matter where they are," he told the state-owned Ahram newspaper.
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But that doesn't mean his basic argument — that women should be punished for having abortions — is going away.
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If you do not do what he says, you are going to be punished with a targeted tax.
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Still, an engaged, active, and mobilized grassroots community is making sure Republicans will be punished for their recklessness.
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Trump declined to specify how women should be punished if abortion were banned and they underwent the procedure.
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If the law says someone can be punished, Sessions seems ready to go — his rhetoric has been indiscriminate.
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" But when asked if Romney should be punished with expulsion from the conference, Collins said, "Of course not.
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Do you feel like they do need to be punished, or pay a price in some karmic sense?
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Hours later, he reversed course and said only the abortion provider, such as a doctor, should be punished.
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Nathan will decide if Musk should be held in contempt of court and whether he should be punished.
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First, Frances says, people should be punished because of their behavior, not because of a mental health diagnosis.
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They deserve to be punished for their actions, but we must also understand where those actions come from.
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So far, they have not said if Mills will be punished by the team but it seems likely.
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"If they do something like that again, they will be punished by the law," he said on Friday.
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Clinton is supposed to make easy work of Trump, and if she doesn't she'll be punished for it.
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In my fantasy world I can watch people in power suffer and be punished for their own hubris.
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"No one needs to be punished for stealing a 65-cent carton of milk," Robinson told the newspaper.
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Everyone who acts outside of the framework of the law should be punished in accordance with Russian law.
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Everyone who acts outside of the framework of the law should be punished in accordance with Russian law.
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Tomlin says Brown will be punished by the team -- but didn't expand on what the punishment will be.
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Those who violate party discipline - which in practice means those who engage in corruption - will also be punished.
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According to a 2012 deposition, Blair said the boy would have to be proven guilty to be punished.
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But it is a felony if registration is avoided intentionally, and it can be punished with prison time.
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Hers, of course, was: O. J. murdered Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald L. Goldman and should be punished.
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Twitter has permanently booted Trump troll Roger Stone for tweeting that CNN anchor Don Lemon should be 'punished'
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He later clarified his comments, saying he thinks the people who perform illegal abortions should be punished instead.
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"Your participation in this scheme is a shameful disgrace, and you need to be punished accordingly," he said.
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"Of course women shouldn't be punished," for having an abortion, John Kasich, another presidential contender, also told NBC.
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Amazon wouldn't be punished for price gouging, since it generally pursues low prices at the expense of profits.
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It shows horrific abuse of police authority that should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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But it is a felony if registration is violated intentionally, and it can be punished with prison time.
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He quickly clarified, saying only abortion providers would be punished for performing the procedure if it was illegal.
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The gentlemanly rules of espionage had been abused and someone had to be punished, in this case Arkady.
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Trump recently said that women who have abortions, if they were made illegal, should be punished for them.
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In another opinion, Powell had written that children should not be punished for the crimes of their parents.
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President Donald Trump repeatedly criticized the players who knelt, at times calling for the NFL to be punished.
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It came when he was asked whether the man who created an unwanted pregnancy should be punished, too.
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No one should be punished for expressing solidarity with LGBTI individuals or based on their perceived sexual orientation.
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"This isn't some minor infraction, but a serious crime that will be punished," he told the newspaper group.
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During the debate, Kaine pointed out that Trump had said women who seek an abortion should be punished.
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The four Visegrad premiers also said they should not be punished for having different opinions within the bloc.
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"Civil servants should never be punished for having executed policies with which a new administration disagrees," Markey wrote.
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Conservatives have insisted that Swift must be punished if it fails to expel Iranian banks from its network.
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But those who toss anything other than coins for luck are likely to be punished with hefty fines.
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"Whatever you do, you will be punished," a local politician said — either by constituents or by the state.
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And then Trump said that women should be punished for illegal abortions (and subsequently backtracked on the assertion).
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"If we do not allow a woman on the throne," he added, "we will be punished by Amaterasu."
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He should not be punished for his skepticism of the idea; he should be applauded for his realism.
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Some highly exposed firms are worried that, if they disclose their vulnerabilities, they will be punished by investors.
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But Mackey says it is a "hate crime and racial discrimination," for which those responsible should be punished.
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She then recounted Trump's controversial abortion comments, when he said women who obtain illegal abortions should be punished.
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Consensual same-sex conduct in Tunisia can be punished by up to three years in prison, HRW said.
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But even projects that build successful software could be punished if the commission carries through with its warning.
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U.S. officials have said the currency rules will be enforceable, meaning any violations could be punished with tariffs.
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Under Amazon's external communications policy, employees could be punished for publicly speaking about the company without prior authorization.
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This settlement makes clear that practices like Devumi's are illegal under New York law and will be punished.
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He is the first cardinal in the Catholic Church to be punished by dismissal from the clerical state.
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He may eventually be deported to Russia, where he could be punished for trying to join the Army.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has said he supports, offenders could be punished by up to one year in jail.
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He was once pro-choice; more recently, he has suggested that women who get abortions should be punished.
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However, Akunjee said Sultana stayed over fears she would be punished by UK law enforcement upon her return.
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The villains will not be punished, and the victims, many of them dead, will never be made whole.
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Remember when he said that women would be punished for having abortions if the procedure was made illegal?
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"The use of chemical weapons is appalling and should be punished because it is a war crime," Ayrault said.
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I should be punished because I'm thin and worked hard to be fit after giving birth to two kids?
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Trump and his legion of supporters within the party base have shown that any dissenting opinions will be punished.
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Do you think abusers should apologize publicly, or is it enough for them to be punished by the law?
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But the company has made its stance clear: Evidence or not, Jones won't be punished for his past behavior.
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Despite his addiction, he had spoken on-air about drug users needing to be punished, especially white drug users.
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Praising law enforcement, Missouri Governor Eric Greitens said Sunday that those who vandalized and looted businesses would be punished.
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He then backtracked in a statement released hours later, saying that only those who perform abortions should be punished.
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The crime of "moral harassment" can be punished with two years in prison and 30,000 euros ($35,000) in fines.
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"I did not think I would be punished this harshly for such a celebratory act," Radwan said on GMA.
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It hardly seemed fair that Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, should be punished this way again.
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Many find it hard to do so, fearing that they'll be punished by their audience or by YouTube's algorithm.
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Homophobic and transphobic acts are to be punished under existing laws banning racial discrimination until Congress passes a bill.
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He was a man who possibly did some really bad things and he should be punished beyond a doubt.
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Banks including Citibank, Standard Chartered, Cathay United Bank, Taipei Fubon Bank and Bank Sinopac will be punished, it said.
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In fact, the form warns that "a knowing and willful false statement" can be punished by fine or imprisonment.
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If a man can't control himself he is no better than an animal, and they should be punished themselves.
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The downside is that companies that perform exceptionally well may nonetheless be punished for failing to meet analyst consensus.
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Let me be clear: no one deserves or is asking to be punished for simply being who they are.
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"Whoever it is will be punished, I include comrades, officials, friends and family members," the 64-year-old said.
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For this reason Britain would be punished by its partners even if that seemed to be against their interests.
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This year, he stumbled on a talking point during an interview, saying that women should be "punished" for abortions.
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Those criminals who took their loved ones away from them should not have been here and should be punished.
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And Mr Trump implied that women should be punished for abortion if it becomes illegal (which he hastily retracted).
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The "impunity rate" — that is, the likelihood that crimes will not be punished — is just shy of 99 percent.
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Depending of the circumstances, it can be punished by up to 20 years in prison under 18 U.S.C. § 1512.
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Students need to be able to confide in counselors without worry that they will be punished, Ms. Fagell explained.
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"Tel Aviv will be punished for its aggressive action," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghassemi told local press Monday.
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They know they won't be rewarded with huge paychecks, but neither should they be punished with crushing college debt.
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Even criticism of the government could be punished, the courts had ruled, if it threatened public order and morality.
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He withdrew that statement within hours -- saying he meant that if the practice were outlawed, doctors should be punished.
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Corporate backers of candidates want to remain anonymous so that they won't be punished if their chosen party loses.
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Last week, Trump ignited a firestorm of criticism by saying that women should be punished for getting illegal abortions.
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Of course, in a perfect world, early adopters wouldn't have to worry that they'll be punished for their enthusiasm.
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He made waves earlier this year when saying women should be punished for receiving abortions if they was outlawed.
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The Louisiana Republican said those responsible for the packages should be punished, adding that the behavior shouldn't be normalized.
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"Corporations which are found to be involved in forest burning must be punished severely," Sani said in a statement.
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The survivor in Rockville deserves her allegations be taken seriously, the crimes be investigated, and the perpetrators be punished.
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His statement that women who had illegal abortions should be punished, which he later backtracked on, also drew criticism.
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The third attitude toward these situations, retributivism, holds that criminals must be punished because that's the essence of justice.
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Any member who makes public comments that are not in line with the Communist Party's policies can be punished.
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"If you're not loyal to the country, then you should be punished," she told me in no uncertain terms.
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Many conversations in the city focused on how harshly Ms. Jones should be punished, not whether she was culpable.
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The Trump administration has maintained that any repressive measures against Mr. Guaidó or his inner circle will be punished.
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Yet, strangely, if you were to use this high-speed connection steadily, you'd be punished on extraordinarily short notice.
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The statute of limitations for the lesser charge has expired, so she will not be punished for the incident.
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NBA commish Adam Silver's defended Morey and says he won't be punished, nor has he apologized for Morey's views.
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However, according to Keyes, you&aposre unlikely to be punished for nested ticketing if you&aposre doing it sparingly.
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Now, it seemed, they would survive, and avoid arrest in a country where dissent can be punished by torture.
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Kyle Cheney: The conventional wisdom says Democrats could be punished for overreaching -- but conventional wisdom is almost certainly wrong.
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Last week, Mr. Trump commented on Twitter that flag-burning should be punished by jailing and revocation of citizenship.
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So those offenses can remain on the books, and drug dealers and traffickers can still be punished as felons.
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DACA recognizes that people who arrived in the United States as children should not be punished for being here illegally.
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Unlike those who murder, we go to great lengths to avoid punishing those who do not deserve to be punished.
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" Didusenko concluded the post, "Time to stand up for a women's right not to be punished for being a mother.
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He was asked, 'Well, what should happen if a woman has an abortion?' and he said she should be punished.
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However, as Zimmerman's reference to "double standards" shows, that hasn't settled arguments over how harshly offenders ought to be punished.
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In 603 UEFA, which governs football in Europe, announced that teams would be punished for spending more than they earned.
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In fact, those student-athletes would be punished and run the risk of losing their scholarship if they accepted anything.
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Google employees won't be punished for taking a day off to protest Donald Trump on May 1, International Workers Day.
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Several students said school and university authorities had warned them before the protests they could be punished for taking part.
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François Fillon, a pro-business rival, agreed the firm should be punished if allegations against it proved to be true.
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"The torture of innocent animals is abhorrent and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law," Buchanan said.
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Three officers have already been disciplined and five or six sailors on the Coastal Riverine squadron may also be punished.
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Weddings are also enshrined in heteronormative customs, and people shouldn't be punished for breaking wedding norms that they find restrictive.
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A feeling that if you do not accept this then you're going to be punished for not accepting someone's advances.
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In her friend-of-the-court brief, Ross acknowledged the brutality of the crime and said Green should be punished.
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If you live in Michigan, don't take a ballot selfie or you could be punished by having your vote revoked.
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Mihir Tanguturi, a sixth-grader, said he would probably be punished too and wouldn't have the friendships he has today.
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ISIS defensive positions cannot hold such a broad swathe of flat land, and any movement will be punished by airstrikes.
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Serious environmental infractions would be punished with as much as two months in jail, and fines of up to $70,000.
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Bahnhof noted in its statement, "If we are to be punished, it's because of using an old and tired meme."
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Indeed he said women should be punished, that there should be some form of punishment for women who obtain abortions.
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Where opportunities are few and where Mother Nature has punished the people far more than anyone should ever be punished.
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People are protesting in central London, outside the building where Chilcot delivered his findings, calling on Blair to be punished.
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There will also be stricter supervision so that corruption, abuse of power and other misconduct will be punished, it added.
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Embezzlement of public funds can be punished by up to 10 years in jail and a 1 million euro fine.
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"Those responsible" would be punished, the office said, adding that a deputy director in the presidency had admitted the mistake.
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They disagree about how the South African sprinter and double amputee, Oscar Pistorius, should be punished for killing his girlfriend.
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Democrats who took part in the sit-in have dismissed warnings that they might be punished for breaking House rules.
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Despite the fact the dirty play was captured on video, Marchand is not expected to be punished by the league.
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Intentional violations can trigger imprisonment of up to three years or a fine; negligence could be punished with a fine.
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The only known "cure" was to return home, and many tried to, only to be punished by death for deserting.
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Khashoggi's death sparked an international firestorm, with bipartisan members of Congress calling on the Saudi royal court to be punished.
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This capitulation to Trump, though a dereliction of constitutional duty, isn't unprecedented—nor will Republicans necessarily be punished for it.
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Moreover, more than 3-in-5 voters say franchisors should not be punished for enforcing proper use of their trademarks.
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American consumers should not be punished in the form of higher electricity bills for using energy derived from fossil fuels.
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Fowler went to the human-resources department with chat logs documenting these transgressions, assuming that the manager would be punished.
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"Well, people in certain parts of the Republican Party, conservative Republicans, would say, 'Yes, they should be punished,' " Trump responded.
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Mantashe said officials of the ANC's national executive committee who called for Zuma to step down would not be punished.
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"If any of our soldiers is found to have breached the rules of engagement, they will be punished," he added.
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Pile on the Republican front-runner's insulting comments this week suggesting women ought to be punished for seeking an abortion.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping recently stated that IP infringers need to be punished more severely and pay a higher price.
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Defacing the protected area can be punished by up to six months in jail and a maximum fine of $5,000.
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Here was a moment where I deserved to be punished like the little monster that I was, yet nothing happened.
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So conspiracy to sell a joint can be punished the same way as conspiracy to sell a kilo of marijuana.
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Many states have posted the information for hotlines where shoppers can report these incidents, and the offenders will be punished.
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Consent decrees are monitored by a federal judge and violations of the agreements can be punished quickly with contempt orders.
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We would do well, however, to recall that at the time, sodomy could, in principle, be punished with life imprisonment.
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In earlier public remarks, Mr. Williamson had called for women who had had abortions to be punished, perhaps by hanging.
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On the other hand, any misdeeds could be punished with beatings, servitude, exile or death by strangulation, decapitation or slicing.
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The book says your mission is over, and you will most likely be punished when you get back to base.
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"If anybody repeats that people should come to the ballot box, they should be punished?" he said, according to ILNA.
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Pro-life people who sincerely care about women and babies should insist that women not be punished for pregnancy losses.
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These people aren't the problem and should not be punished by airlines and other public establishments for following the law.
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Blizzard President J. Allen Brack said Chung had violated rules and would still have to be punished in some form.
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But the justices left open which other "non-homicide" offenses against the state, if any, may be punished by death.
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To me, preserving the principle that people should not be punished for a fate they could not control seems fundamental.
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Only if the speaker's language satisfies all four parts of the Brandenburg test can the language be punished or forbidden.
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Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) of working for the country of Qatar and should be punished, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
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"Our players should not be punished for these actions," Crane said, echoing last month's explosive report from Commissioner Rob Manfred.
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Determining who will be punished is one of government's most grave powers, and it should be reserved for elected officials.
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Those who refuse to quarantine themselves or follow the official rules on virus containment will be punished, the newspaper said.
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If it results in the death of any person, the offender may be punished with death or imprisoned for life.
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Instead it expands on Obama-era rules, under which anti-Jewish prejudice can be punished on the basis of intent.
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The report cited Mr. Taveras as saying that he did not want the students to be punished for those mistakes.
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Coders who audit Medicare charts look for abuse to reclaim money or fraud that needs to be punished with fines.
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If others knew and did nothing, they too could be punished alongside those who actually committed the violence, he said.
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He said Geimer would help make the case that Polanski had served his time and should not be punished further.
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Not everyone has enough money to afford a lunch every day, and they should not be punished for being poor.
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But many Republicans think there should be no such flexibility and that the law clearly shows Turkey must be punished.
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The violation of privacy can be punished by law (UCC 1-308- 1 1 308-103 and the Rome Statute).
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Charges against Foster have been dropped, but Goodell said Foster still could be punished under the league's personal conduct policy.
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Churches that choose not to hire gay and lesbian pastors or to conduct same-sex weddings would not be punished.
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Mr. Trump suggested after the 2016 election that flag burners should be punished with jail time or loss of citizenship.
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Indeed, he said women should be punished, that there should be some form of punishment for women who obtain abortions.
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Officials told the website that the man in the video will be punished for taking the dolphin when he is identified.
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Traditional retailers such as Walmart and Target, however, continue to be punished by investors for announcing initiatives that drag on earnings.
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When the president appeared on Chris Matthews on MSNBC, he said he thought that women who had abortions should be punished.
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Homosexuality is illegal in Tanzania and gay people can be punished with up to 30 years in prison for having sex.
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Illegal entry, even if not criminal, can still be punished civilly, which would put less strain on the federal court system.
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Nobel peace prize laureate Suu Kyi addressed the nation on Tuesday and condemned abuses and said all violators would be punished.
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For such a regime to be accepted, however, ordinary people would need to feel sure they wouldn't be punished as well.
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Hill Crest's employee handbook says physical or verbal abuse toward a patient can be punished with corrective action or immediate termination.
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I suspect we spin depression into heroism so that we won't be punished for living with it, let alone discussing it.
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" The father also repeatedly insisted that he wasn't seeking money from the suit, but wanted "the people responsible to be punished.
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Trump, on the other hand, has said that he is "totally against abortion," even suggesting that abortion providers should be punished.
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Despite fears to the contrary, most women don't think it's okay for innocent men to be punished as part of #MeToo.
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I just didn't wanna feel like the people who had worked there and make their livelihood should be punished as well.
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For sexual harassment, this means that women must be able to continue speaking out and perpetrators must continue to be punished.
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Elliot Rodger left behind a YouTube video in which he said women would be punished for not being attracted to him.
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Government spokesman Steffen Seibert said the Afghan refugee "must be punished with the full force of our laws" if found guilty.
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Rao's comments drew fervent criticism on social media, with some calling for engineers and executives behind the project to be punished.
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And we don't think that women should be punished, as Donald Trump showed, for making the decision to have an abortion.
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He seemed interested in our perspective, although of course there was a lot of 'how long should someone be punished' arguments.
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American Matt Grevers said that while Horton could be punished by FINA, the Australian was well aware of the potential consequences.
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Elon Musk needs to be punished until he gets a handle on his Twitter habit, says one former federal securities regulator.
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But victims who do want to talk face another obstacle: the very real possibility that they'll be punished for saying something.
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"I do have exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother but of course women shouldn't be punished," he added.
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Those who do so will be punished in accordance with the law and may be investigated for criminal responsibility, Xinhua added.
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Schmidt is charged with eleven felony counts, which could be punished by up to 169 years in prison, the government said.
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The crackdown was having a "chilling effect" on Turkish society by showing that any dissent will be punished, the U.N. added.
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And you let Matthews, through some kind of bizarre Platonic inquiry, hoodwink you into saying women should be punished for abortions.
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It said last month that 487 officials in smog-hit Hebei province, which surrounds Beijing, would be punished for environmental failings.
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There has been much discussion over whether China should be punished with tariffs and whether the trade war is actually good.
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With these liaisons, Cacciola and Pesce risked bringing shame upon their families, which by custom had to be punished by death.
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Trump said women should be punished for receiving abortions if the procedure were outlawed, though he later walked those comments back.
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If they uphold it, those of us who have never used banned substances will be punished for the behavior of others.
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University President Michael Drake is expected to decide whether Meyer should be punished for his handling of the allegations against Smith.
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Check it out: The player, José González, according to Telegraph, may be punished—or he just earned himself a starting spot.
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And when it did, it gridlocked on whether Conard should be punished or let off with the equivalent of a warning.
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Still, Trump tested their patience when he said that women should be punished for abortions if the procedure were made illegal.
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More broadly, Germany has been the most fervent voice that reckless economic pursuits should be punished, no matter the human toll.
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"Citizens will be punished if they question or criticize the government" isn't a sentiment that belongs in any American educational institution.
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Sea lion killings can be punished by up to one year in prison and fines over $28,000, according to the Times.
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Companies that break the rules will be punished by the suspension of bank loans or possibly banned from the power grid.
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S. companies can also be punished by Washington if it deems they have engaged in significant transactions with a sanctioned entity.
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Prominent sheikhs took to the airwaves to denounce him as an ignorant upstart who should be punished, tried — and even tortured.
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This practice is a gross distortion of justice which can no longer be punished with a mere slap on the wrist.
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If convicted, he will be punished, but probably not as harshly as he has punished and demeaned those in his custody.
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And, indeed, he said women should be punished, that there should be some form of punishment for women who obtain abortions.
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President Francois Hollande said tax evaders would be punished and pledged investigations into any leads turned up by the "Panama Papers".
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"He gave me full assurance that this incident will be fully investigated and whosoever are responsible will be punished," she said.
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Many of the day's marchers predicted the political elite will be punished if it fails to fully sever ties with Brussels.
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Yet, the party thinks tax reform was worth the gamble and doesn't expect to be punished for it at the polls.
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It's the same thing that prevents sex workers around the world reporting their attackers, believing that they themselves will be punished.
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"If he is innocent, the court will announce that, but if he is guilty he will be punished," the source said.
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They didn't want this condition, they didn't create it, and they have to be punished more as a result of it?
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Fellowes said he expects to be "punished" for his view and reiterated that he believes the show deserves all its accolades.
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Now he may be deported, and worries he could be punished by the Chinese government for enlisting in a foreign army.
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It turns out the country's strict drug laws stretch overseas — and citizens can be punished for smoking abroad, even in Canada.
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As a result, Theon feels "immense guilt and shame that contributes to his believing he deserves to be punished," Honda said.
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But the company isn't allowed to suggest that people who advocate or vote for the union will be punished or fired.
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The referral of the case to the Adjudicatory Chamber does not offer any insight about how the club might be punished.
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Courts have said that "bias-inspired conduct" can be punished without violating the First Amendment because such conduct causes greater harm.
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Intentional violations can trigger imprisonment of up to three years or a fine, while negligence could be punished with a fine.
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He's the first person charged in Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia to be punished by a court.
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His campaign later issued a statement saying that he meant doctors who perform abortions should be punished if abortion were illegal.
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Strip away the spin and what we have is someone who did something wrong and needs to be punished for it.
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It turns out that Americans don't like to be punished for doing the right thing, financially, for themselves and their families.
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"They are rules that have to be followed in our collective interest," Those who disobey them, she said, will be punished.
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"When it comes down to a player-driven scheme, I feel like the players involved need to be punished," Judge said.
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"Those who disobey the unified command or shirk off responsibilities will be punished," Mr. Xi said, the Xinhua news agency reported.
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" Pierson also sought to clarify what Trump meant when he said that women should be punished for having illegal abortions. "Mr.
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When the interviewer, Chris Matthews, of MSNBC, asked whether women who'd had abortions should be punished, Trump answered in the affirmative.
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It exposed the flaws during that vote and sent a message that those who abuse our electoral system will be punished.
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"Those who disobey the unified command or shirk off responsibilities will be punished," he said, according to the Xinhua news agency.
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The chief of the Houston Police, Art Acevedo, went further, saying that he thought the suspect's father ought to be punished.
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" Lisandro Guzman, the teenager's father, added that the gang members "deserved to be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
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"Any citizen who commits a felony will be punished by the law," he said at a weekly news conference on Thursday.
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It will now move to a remedy phase in which the judge is to determine how the insurer should be punished.
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Ellis struggled on Thursday reckoning how Manafort's crimes could be punished harshly when the banks he defrauded saw little financial loss.
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The case, in the northeastern city of Dalian, has provoked intense debate over when and how young offenders should be punished.
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Blind grading by all professors might encourage conservative students who are afraid they might be punished for their views, he said.
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Lawyers, for instance, fear that their virtue in maintaining a solvent, sustainable pension scheme will be punished under the merged system.
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A senior U.S. official said the currency rules would be enforceable, meaning that a violation could be punished with more tariffs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump on Wednesday rowed back statements that women who sought abortions under a proposed ban should be punished.
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Beijing police subsequently warned it was against the law to organize "illegal gatherings" and those who did so would be punished.
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He later walked back his remark, saying only the doctors who perform the service should be punished if abortions were outlawed. 11.
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By doing these deals, Google has broken European antitrust laws and therefore must be punished, but also forced to change its practices.
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And when faced with abstraction, we fall back on mental shortcuts (in this case, it's the simple shortcut, "Crimes should be punished").
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But the head of volleyball's governing body said Russian teams should not be punished "simply because of problems in some other sports".
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Worse still, it will likely raise the false hope among the Parkland victims that Peterson will be punished for his alleged cowardice.
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Now, as when he was hired, suggesting that women be punished for getting abortions is not an idle speculation or flippant joke.
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As harshly as failure to work can be punished - privileges revoked, solitary confinement meted out - these prisoners still decided to take action.
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The scrupulous player might be uncomfortable with some of their orders, and even feel somewhat relieved to be punished by the end.
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Law professor Joanna L. Grossman argues that perhaps employers should be punished if their "adequate" policies and procedures nevertheless let harassment in.
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They worry immigrants will feel less inclined to report crimes and to work with police, fearful they'd be punished for doing so.
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Even though the department told Inserillo he would be punished for those offenses, it doesn't appear to have turned out that way.
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"Politicians should know that crime and wrongdoing can be punished, even after such a long time," says Milan Stranava, the film's producer.
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My advice would be, don't let fear win, don't stay quiet, we are stronger than these people, they deserve to be punished!
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They fear falling foul of the United States' Patriot Act, under which banks that participate in the drug trade can be punished.
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" When asked whether players should have been disciplined for knowingly participating in the scheme, he said: "Our players should not be punished.
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"We want those who are really responsible to be found out, and be punished on the basis of law," Mr. Gentiloni added.
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Thankfully, New York City is making sure that all despicable offenders, regardless of their social status, can be punished for their actions.
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But it insisted that seeking the release of Lin was an "unreasonable act", and that "criminals should be punished according to law".
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Students under 18 are required by law to go to school in most states, so they can be punished for missing class.
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Macri's administration supports a bill that would allow companies to be punished for corruption and also enable them to sign leniency agreements.
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However, cases judged to have low culpability and low harm to the victim will be punished with non-custodial sentences and fines.
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One to two ounces can only be punished with a fine of up to $200 — eliminating potential jail time — regardless of record.
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But here's the rub ... Minor has yet to be punished because his case has been pushed and pushed and pushed for years.
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"We wanted to send a message to Mr. Putin: If you interfere with our democratic institutions, you will be punished," Schumer said.
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For that crime, they had to be punished and ultimately, this tragedy occurred – a tragedy that was in the making for years.
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Marrone announced to reporters Tuesday Fournette wouldn't be punished for the incident ... saying he knows firsthand it ain't exactly the biggest deal.
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Wilkerson deserves to be punished, but I think we all need to find out whether he truly can or cannot be rehabilitated.
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Dear people, Don't take cars from hotel valets that aren't yours or you'll be punished ... just like ex-NBA player Jeff Adrien.
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Serial abusers of women will continue to act with impunity as long as they have no reason to think they'll be punished.
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Acosta assured lawmakers that human trafficking was "an incredibly important issue," and said his office's efforts ensured that Epstein would be punished.
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"I hope it won't be the new norm that in order to solve a case, somebody has to be punished," she said.
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By not promoting access to treatment, public policies reflect the thinking that these are people behaving badly that deserve to be punished.
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In most states, sex work can be punished with at least some jail time and fines of up to $1,000 or more.
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Whether he be punished or fired by the team is up to the 49'ers management and their rules and commercial interests.
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They have to be out of football, that is without question, but also on the criminal side they need to be punished.
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Suggesting that women be punished for having abortions isn't the only risky similarity to observe between the United States and El Salvador.
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But federal prosecutors are seeking a life sentence, arguing Slager committed second-degree murder and should also be punished for obstructing justice.
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Pakatan Harapan (PH) officials have not commented on whether AirAsia could be punished for Fernandes' support of Najib during the election campaign.
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She strongly denounced Donald J. Trump after he said abortions should be banned and women who had the procedure should be punished.
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As she grew older, she would be punished for acts of disobedience or cruelty that she could not remember committing, she said.
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But lying to an F.B.I. officer is a felony, an offense that can be punished by up to five years in prison.
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No one man or woman is or should be so vital to a company's existence that they cannot be punished for wrongdoing.
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In another tweet on Tuesday, the president seemed to imply that Harley-Davidson would be punished if the company moved operations overseas.
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Assuming Mueller does that, the political track will be the only way in which Trump could be punished in any meaningful way.
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David Littleproud, the agriculture minister, said he was "shocked and gutted" by the footage and promised that those responsible would be punished.
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Crimes like these should be punished to the full extent of the law, which in New York State is life in prison.
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He used a one-one-one meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to make clear Moscow wouldn't be punished for the hack.
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On NTV, another state channel, a news anchor said that if the drug case had been manufactured, those responsible should be punished.
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The sorority whose members loudly sang Kanye West's "Gold Digger" and included the n-word ... will NOT be punished ... TMZ has learned.
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Another charge — the cultivation of narcotic or psychotropic substances — could be punished with a sentence of five to 10 years in prison.
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" However, Smith added, "If you look deeper, it's difficult to say what bylaw exactly comes up that they should be punished for.
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Now, people may be punished for sharing or liking posts on social media, even if they did not create the content themselves.
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Crimes in such areas were to be punished more harshly and public day care for toddlers made mandatory to inculcate Danish values.
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Its investigators had found the club had breached financial control regulations to such an extent that it recommended the team be punished.
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People who may not otherwise be candidates for incarceration can be punished for breaking the lifestyle rules that come with the devices.
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Texas Teacher Shouldn't Be Punished for Marijuana Use in Colorado, Judge Says The drug is legal in Colorado but not in Texas.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said it was a "tremendous mistake" carried out by a rogue group that would be punished.
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Mayaben Kodnani, a B.J.P. minister, was the only official to be punished significantly; she was convicted of murder, attempted murder, and conspiracy.
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The Navy secretary, Mr. Esper said, even threatened to resign rather than follow Mr. Trump's wishes that Chief Gallagher not be punished.
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An unnamed Chinese official wants the perpetrator to be punished — and says the museum should pay for failing to protect priceless artifacts.
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Some Venezuelans fear they would be found out should they vote against Maduro and be punished by no longer receiving food bags.
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Other creators say they've been trying to take on this comment moderation issue on their own, and don't want to be punished.
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Should Kesha's songs produced by Dr. Luke all be removed from promotion by the service, leaving her to be punished for his actions?
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Since the matter did not occur on the court, it would be up to UCLA whether the players will be punished, Scott said.
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Mr. Wilkerson deserves to be punished, but I think we all need to find out whether he truly can or cannot be rehabilitated.
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Women who served as "slaves" were expected to complete tasks for their masters, and could be punished if they failed, the affidavit said.
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The zoo added in the statement that the animals at the Rhino Encounter "will not be 'punished' in any way" for the accident.
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Our sources tell us ... because he wasn't notified until after the second sample was collected, he will only be punished for one violation.
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"Prosecuting Ms. Irby sets a scary precedent that if someone seeks help to escape abuse, they will be punished for it," Eskamini wrote.
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" June 1: "You might be beautiful, you might be the one he married but you are still a sinner and must be punished.
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Sentencing for second-degree sexual assault, which includes rape in Texas, may be punished with anywhere from two to 20 years in prison.
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And Priebus said he's happy Trump "clarified his comments" after stepping into controversy by suggesting that women who undergo abortions should be punished.
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However, if a "TV source" who spoke to The Sun is to be believed, the employee is probably still going to be punished.
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Pretoria, South Africa (CNN)Reeva Steenkamp's father delivered a gut-wrenching plea Tuesday for Oscar Pistorius to be punished for murdering his daughter.
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This is because McGregor is still waiting to learn whether he will be punished for the post-fight brawls that marred UFC 229.
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The ex-NBA star says LiAngelo and his bros are only guilty of being young and dumb ... and "shouldn't be punished" for that.
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His argument against policies aimed at reversing past discrimination is that people should not be punished for past discrimination committed by their elders.
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Boise court decision, they might not be punished for doing so on public property unless the city in question provides adequate indoor space.
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I am sure that, because I have done something wrong, or said something wrong, or enjoyed something… wrong, I will be punished accordingly.
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Mr Curtis: No. When somebody like Harvey Weinstein behaves the way he does, we are shocked and we think he should be punished.
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People who bribe officials or public servants who solicit bribes in trade-related matters must be punished, under the terms of the deal.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top statistician said on Sunday anyone caught falsifying economic data would face zero tolerance and be punished under the law.
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Newt Gingrich was reprimanded by the Ethics Committee in 1997, the first speaker of the House to be punished in such a manner.
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The UK Sentencing Council—the body responsible for determining how criminal offences should be punished—released their proposed guidelines yesterday for public consultation.
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But an even greater risk is that she could engage in such shameful historical revisionism and not be punished by voters at all.
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Pitch invasions are part of a strange world where something that often comes from joy or momentary exuberance can be punished so harshly.
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So, according to this study, a player is more likely to be punished for diving when they don't dive than when they do.
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Eventually, a child welfare worker reported that the children's school stopped calling the Harts because officials feared that the children would be punished.
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Yet unless he can show quick progress, Mr Rohani may well be punished at the ballot box for the sins of his predecessor.
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"I'm not a snitch so I couldn't say anything—besides... I would be punished as well," she wrote in the July 2014 grievance.
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But at all times, slave catchers are on her trail, waiting to drag her back to the plantation to be punished for running.
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Despite the severity of the current opioid epidemic, this logic—that drugs are bad, and drug users should be punished—is troublingly pervasive.
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Amazon should not be punished by the Trump administration for being an effective retailer, former Obama administration economic advisor Larry Summers said Friday.
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Surely, anyone who abducts and kills a toddler should be punished swiftly and permanently, but the death penalty, although permanent, is hardly swift.
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After Mr. Trump made comments suggesting women should be punished if they got an illegal abortion, we tested the same two ads again.
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A third clip shows Trump with Reagan's image as he says women should be punished for getting abortions if the practice were illegal.
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Robert L. Caslen Jr., the academy's superintendent, agreed that the women should not be punished, but stopped short of absolving them of responsibility.
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As he did on Friday, he walked back the punishment comments a few hours later, saying that only the practitioner should be punished.
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During the incident, the rhinos' welfare "was never compromised and they will not be 'punished' in any way," the zoo officials' statement reads.
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Mr. Lilesa said in interviews after his race that he believed that if he were to return home, he, too, would be punished.
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During the campaign, he sometimes had trouble articulating his views on abortion, at one point suggesting women should be punished for having abortions.
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In doing so, the U.S. granted waivers to eight buyers of Iranian oil, meaning those groups will not be punished in the interim.
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And yet, however repugnant you find them, and however firmly you believe that they should be punished for their sins, there's a problem.
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That faction of the Republican Party blasted the front-runner for saying in March that women should be punished for having illegal abortions.
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And we don't think that women should be punished, as Donald Trump said they should, for making the decision to have an abortion.
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Facebook and Twitter must be punished and, prior to 2020, convinced to censor material that could be beneficial to Trump or his supporters.
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Last week, Clinton called in to CNN anchor Anderson Cooper to respond to Trump's remarks that women should be "punished" for getting abortions.
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John Kasich — who has his own extreme record on abortion — pushed back, saying, "Of course women shouldn't be punished" for having an abortion. .
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"If any athlete in any sport is doping and is caught, they should be punished accordingly, no matter who they are," she said.
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Nicholas Kristof Just when you thought Donald Trump couldn't say anything more shocking, he suggested that women who get abortions should be punished.
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And people who show disrespect to the law, in this view, deserve to be punished by having their children deprived of that prize.
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Even in context, well, look, if someone wants to be punished for wearing cargo pants that is his business as a consenting adult.
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The mere fact that someone is accused of something does not necessarily mean it happened, but if it did it should be punished.
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To Trump, the key question about everything is how it relates to him personally — friends should be rewarded, and enemies should be punished.
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Perhaps it was justified in fighting, tooth and nail, the idea that it might be punished by what it considers a rigged system.
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"A growth story with lofty valuations can expect to be punished for moderating its topline outlook," Telsey Advisory Group analyst Dana Telsey said.
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It's one thing to be punished by society if you are still behaving badly; it's quite another if you are a changed person.
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Therefore, in Dr. Jabri's view, the Quran's verdict on theft was that it is a crime that should be punished by available means.
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Brendan Rodgers, the Celtic manager, condemned the fan after the game, and Celtic is sure to be punished by UEFA for the incident.
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"When I saw them circulating online, I realized that it was out of my control and I would probably be punished," Li said.
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Members of the military are barred from engaging in gay sex acts and can be punished with up to two years in prison.
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The policy change amounted to: access at your own risk and let executives figure out whether you should be punished after the fact.
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When the IRS discovers these end-arounds, it issues regulations or other guidance letting people know they don't work and will be punished.
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If he does, he will be punished permanently at the polls and the rest of the establishment GOP will go down with him.
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"Justice does demand that murders be punished," Mr. Bruck, who declined to comment for this article, wrote in The New Republic in 1985.
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I do not want to be misunderstood to say that Toby MacFarlane and the like should not be punished for lying and cheating.
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"Culprits should be punished, and if they are not punished then whatever happened in Hyderabad should happen," the victim's brother said in hospital.
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That action makes it unlikely that scores of potential drug cheats who benefited from the state-run cheating program may never be punished.
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Guards had warned her that if Michael continued to misbehave, they would be punished, which she assumed meant being sent back to Honduras.
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In 2012 a majority of voters throughout the states of Colorado and Washington declared that adults should not be punished for using cannabis.
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There is no excusing what happened at Middlebury, and those who prevented Charles Murray from speaking must be punished for violating college rules.
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"Use of chemical weapons is appalling and should be punished because it is a war crime," Ayrault told Reuters and France Info radio.
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Trump also outraged abortion rights supporters last week by suggesting women would need to be punished for receiving abortions if they were outlawed.
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Assault can be punished with a fine, community service, or in the most serious cases a jail sentence of up to six months.
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None of those interviewed were named, for fear that they would lose their livelihoods or their families would be punished for speaking out.
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They also suggested that Mr. Manafort should not be punished more harshly than Michael D. Cohen, the president's former lawyer and longtime fixer.
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News broke June 7 that the New England Patriots wide receiver was to be punished for violating the league's policy against performance-enhancing substances.
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The champion runner did not return home after the Olympics, fearing for his safety even though the government said he would not be punished.
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It's good news for Anderson -- but he could still be punished by the NFL if league officials find he violated the personal conduct policy.
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"I like many people am confronted by the reality that in using your rights, you will be punished, and that's not American," he said.
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We are expected to ignore all of the ways we could be punished, or else learn to eat whatever is being served without complaint.
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Black girls, for example, are perceived as "less innocent" than white girls and may be punished at school for how they wear their hair.
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His comments came Sunday in an interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos on "This Week," where Kasich said women should not be punished for abortions.
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The women all requested anonymity because of fears that their loved ones would be punished if guards learned that they had spoken out publicly.
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Is it a way of Mr. Assad telling the international community that he can do whatever he wants, knowing he will never be punished?
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Supporters of the embargo say that Cuba must be punished for nationalizing businesses and it contains the spread of Communism close to U.S. shores.
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There is a little character development, but it isn't particularly thorough, and since the characters are there to be punished, they're rarely depicted sympathetically.
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My parents did it in order to give me a better life and I don't think they, or me, should be punished for that.
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Robert Aderholt, that says adoption agencies declining a child welfare service based on "sincerely held religious beliefs or moral convictions" could not be punished.
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We have a presidential candidate by the name of Donald Trump saying that women should be punished and we are never asked about this.
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And herein lies another problem: If the US is unable to locate and extradite the attackers, they may never be punished for their crimes.
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It is also worth remembering the near universal condemnation of Donald Trump's ill-judged comment that women who have illegal abortions should be punished.
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Many people hate fat bodies and think fat people need to be punished or shamed into hiding away until we somehow magically get thin.
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While Pence tried to back away from Trump's statements that women who have abortions should be punished, the policies he supports expose the truth.
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Cashiers who did not follow Pascarelli's rules allegedly "could be punished by washing dishes for months at a time or longer," the warrant states.
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The more vulnerabilities Turkey and its lookalike countries have developed during the good times, the more they will be punished during the bad ones.
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Misdeeds anywhere can be punished, if the firm in question issues securities in America, has a subsidiary there or makes electronic transactions in dollars.
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In some states, even masturbating in private is against the rules, although some experts believe those who are discreet shouldn't be punished for it.
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In a statement on its website, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) warned that firms involved in irregular overseas investments will be punished.
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He said that if abortion were illegal, women who ended pregnancies should be punished—before everyone got mad at him, and he reversed course.
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We can disagree in the margins but the truth of the matter is it's all within our wheelhouse and nobody has to be punished.
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People who treat civilians in the wrong way should face the court and be punished, because they're not supposed to be doing those things.
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These inmates made horrible mistakes, and deserved to be punished, but they are not the animals our criminal justice makes them out to be.
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No one disagrees that revenge porn—distributing private sexual photos and videos to get back at an ex—is wrong and should be punished.
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Raikkonen describes one occasion where, after returning to his garrison late and drunk he thought he would be punished and might miss a race.
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It sounded like a cheap thrill to have Rodriguez be punished by being surgically redesigned to be a man trapped in a woman's body.
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During a flashback in the previous season, young Beatrice learns quickly how women with mental health issues can be punished for expressing their emotions.
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The statement avoided using words like "sanctions" and "punishment"; conservatives had wanted the liberals not merely to be punished but called on to repent.
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Trump's coddling of Putin deserves to be criticized, and Russia ought to be punished for its election interference and prevented from doing it again.
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But canon law says that if the pontifical secret applies they are obliged to cover up—and can be punished for not covering up.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's housing ministry on Friday said 21 property developers had violated rules and will be punished, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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Renters need to know they can turn down buyouts if they wish; landlords need to know they will be punished for breaking the law.
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Other writers and castmates of the show have also disavowed Barr's antics, further showing that the cast shouldn't be punished for one person's error.
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Willful ignorance — such as avoiding members of the trust circle who one knows likely to transgress in order to claim ignorance — would be punished.
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Trump has since warned that such an act would be "foolish" and suggested that the lawmakers would be punished politically for going against him.
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"If they don't catch what they're supposed to, if they're behind, if they lose control of the boat, they will be punished," he said.
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I said, 'Look, I made a mistake when I was a young kid, and my family still continues … to be punished for that mistake.
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Almost as soon as Mr. Trump spoke, other Republicans raced in to try to reframe his remarks and argue that Russia should be punished.
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Last month, Iran warned Israel that it would be "punished " for allegedly carrying out an attack on a drone base of Tehran's in Syria.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, is suggesting that Democrats should be punished for their sit-in over gun control two weeks ago.
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His campaign later walked back the statement, saying that if abortion were ever outlawed, he believed that doctors who perform them should be punished.
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These young people should not be punished for the government's mistakes -- and these few dozen cases are the only ones that we know about.
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Trespassing at a military base can be punished with six months imprisonment, a $500 fine, or both, according to the US Department of Justice.
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"Today's sentencing is a just and fair result for a serious crime that must be punished," Attorney General Lisa Madigan said in a statement.
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When a person hates you, when they think you should be punished for what you are or what you believe, manners won't protect you.
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"Now the justice system must take its course, and any of those found guilty of abusing the public's trust should and will be punished."
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The inquiry's report recommended that the same managers be punished for violating company policies, although it said their actions fell short of legal wrongdoing.
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That said, we law-abiding taxpayers shouldn't be punished when the officials who designate places as sanctuary cities should face any federal punishment alone.
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When Donald Trump suggested that women should be punished for having an abortion, he more or less stuck his entire leg in his mouth.
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We have a presidential candidate by the name of Donald Trump saying that women should be punished, and we are never asked about this.
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Under the laws, anyone who assists undocumented migrants in legalizing their immigration status in Hungary could be punished with a 12-month jail term.
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Trespassing at a military base can be punished with six months imprisonment, a $500 fine, or both,according to the US Department of Justice.
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The main lesson is straightforward: You shouldn't harass or assault your co-workers, whatever your job, and you should be punished if you do.
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This calumny seemed to have two roots: I was a "dirty old man"; and I was — even with permission — "cheating" and should be punished.
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But I never forgot Bosnia, or the victims, who were growing tired of waiting for someone to be punished for what happened to them.
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Von Miller will NOT be punished for illegally catching a hammerhead shark on a 2018 fishing expedition ... but not everyone involved got so lucky.
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Shaking a baby is considered an "act of willful violence" by French law, and can be punished by up to 30 years in prison.
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RICHMOND, Virginia — The leaders of Virginia's Democratic Party may be punished by their own voters on Tuesday for failing to move left quickly enough.
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The essay drew strong reaction in Africa, where same-sex relationships are widely prohibited and can be punished with prison time in several countries.
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They are saying that fear and trauma may have shocked you into silence, but in the end, you will be punished for that silence.
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I also firmly believe that the principles of our founding dictate that children should not be punished for the illegal acts of their parents.
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The two young men discovered in bed together in Aceh, who were sentenced last week to caning, are expected to be punished on Tuesday.
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The statement came hours after an excerpt of an interview was released in which Trump said women should be punished for having illegal abortions.
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And governments might be hesitant to share information about novel coronavirus cases in their countries if they feel they'll be punished for doing so.
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"Google wants to send a message to everyone: if you dare to engage in protected labor organizing, you will be punished," the statement reads.
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Charities found to be undermining national security would be punished or have their registrations revoked in serious cases, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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That same month, an Australian education minister warned students and teachers that they would be punished if they went on strike during school hours.
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By the show's end, she will be punished most severely for having it all, for leaning in, for dreaming big in a man's universe.
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The human rights group said drug-related offenses do not fall under the "most serious offenses" internationally and should not be punished by death.
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In Rhode Island, for example, under "Kristen's Law" a person who supplies drugs to someone who overdoses can be punished with a life sentence.
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His economic platform is that "no one should be punished"—a not-so-subtle message to billionaires that he isn't interested in wealth redistribution.
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We are told there are Afghans who are prisoners in Kabul that these men care about, and they do not want to be punished.
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If, as Driver put it, "there is no hierarchy of abuse," then should Harvey Weinstein and Al Franken be punished in the same way?
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By allowing innocent players to be punished for past rule-breaking, the NCAA and its member schools have set a dangerous and terrible precedent.
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The vast majority of people living on the island are not responsible for their government's bad decisions, and should hardly be punished for them.
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If MySpace were a physical artifact, there would be laws preserving it, which would mean its owners could be punished for treating it irresponsibly.
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No, they're reasonable men, and as such they're not asking that Cormier's victory be overturned, only that the champion be punished and his challenger rewarded.
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People in town have heard the demands of Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican and a former prisoner of war, that Sergeant Bergdahl be punished.
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Beijing has repeatedly said, in relation to the detained lawyers, that those who break the law will be punished and that people's rights are guaranteed.
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"We want this person or persons to be punished and we want to put them on blast so everyone knows who did this to them."
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"Companies who don't fulfill their responsibilities to the full and allow harmful information to spread will be punished severely," Xinhua quoted the regulator as saying.
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"Blacklisted enterprises will not be banned from making overseas investments, but will be punished as they become 'discreditable' to regulators," the paper said, citing Zhang.
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I have homosexual coworkers who I love and respect, and as far as I am aware, they aren't demanding I be punished for my views.
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The construction company official's comments drew sharp criticism on social media, as some argued that the engineers and executives behind the project should be punished.
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But in shutdown-vulnerable national parks with few rangers, people recognize that they either won't be punished for acting selfishly, or they won't be caught.
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" Clinton also reminded voters that Trump previously "said women should be punished; that there should be some form of punishment for women who obtain abortions.
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The reason Nomi and Julie stood up to demand that their alleged attackers be punished is because they were aware of their rights, Chaudry said.
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"Good" trans people would be gendered properly and receive health care, went the implication; "bad" ones would be punished by having their very humanity denied.
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She criticized Trump for having said in the past that a woman should be punished if she got an abortion when it was made illegal.
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He argued that the Central Park Five, all of them young black men, should be punished for rape, even after DNA evidence exonerated them all.
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Jones, who is one of the NFL's most vocal owners, irked a lot of people by saying that players would be punished for their protests.
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Executing the miscreants not only removed an undesirable type of aggressive gene from the pool; it also sent a signal that violence would be punished.
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In America, which "has never been able to decide whether addicts are victims or criminals", addicts of colour are far more likely to be punished.
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The mother said she believed her daughter should be punished but noted the teenager suffered from mental health issues and tried to take her life.
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In March, he notoriously said that women who undergo abortions should be punished if the procedure is banned in the United States, before quickly backtracking.
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Although he later clarified that doctors who perform the procedure should be punished, he still faced criticism from Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and Ted Cruz.
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All the children reportedly said they had to participate in the YouTube videos and would be punished if they didn't participate or forgot their lines.
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He told Asia One he believed she was hiding the truth about her boba consumption from her parents because she was worried she'd be punished.
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In today's environment, it doesn't take much for a stock to be punished, especially if earnings miss expectations and Amazon's miss was a big one.
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Environment ministry spokesman Liu Youbin told a media briefing in November that officials would be punished if they went too far - or not far enough.
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"Whoever did this is not worthy of the French republic and will be punished," declared President Emmanuel Macron as he paid homage at the site.
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China's foreign ministry said that "the facts of Sairagul Sauytbai's credit fraud and illegal border crossing crimes are clear and they must be punished severely".
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Anyone convicted of lying on the affidavit, if they show a non-photo identification, could be punished with up to two years of jail time.
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Kim must be made to understand that in such a case, the creator of the device will be punished as assuredly as whoever detonates it.
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The EU's argument is that it's not causing overcapacity in the metal industry and, as a result, it should not be punished with higher tariffs.
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But the statement posted on its website said SAFE would intensify a crackdown on illegal cross-border money transfers, and violations would be punished harshly.
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McCarthy agreed that McGarity shouldn't be punished but called the demonstration "inappropriate behavior" because it took attention away from the true reason for the game.
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He believes the next generation of a family business and its employees should be punished simply because a business owner dies, and I wholeheartedly disagree.
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The current administration would do well to serve notice to the Clappers and Brennans of the world that such behavior should, and will, be punished.
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"I asked Nike to contractually guarantee that I wouldn't be punished if I didn't perform at my best in the months surrounding childbirth," she wrote.
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A marginal opposition right-wing leader took things a step further, demanding that the president resign and government officials along with their supporters be punished.
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That means earnings forecasts won't fall as much as they usually do when a recession hits, and that means stocks won't be punished as badly.
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The assumption was that if black students were to be punished for unruly behavior, they should be exempt from consequences if their accuser was white.
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It could have held platforms blameless just as phone companies are unlikely to be punished for a copyrighted song played during a large conference call.
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Sanders has stepped up his criticism of Trump this week, after the GOP front-runner suggested that women who got illegal abortions should be punished.
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However, he had a warning for those who he said held the view that Britain should be punished for voting to leave the European Union.
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Begging is a criminal offense in India and can be punished by as much as 10 years in prison, although the law is rarely enforced.
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Mr. Trump also offered multiple contradictory views on the lightning-rod issue of abortion, including a suggestion that women be punished for ending their pregnancies.
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The wealthy businessman recently garnered national attention for suggesting that if a ban on abortions was enacted, women who sought the procedure should be punished.
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Ole Miss has yet to be punished fully, but it's highly unlikely the school will receive a bowl ban the way the Buckeyes did. Why?
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Military personnel involved in the accidental airstrike of a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan last October will be punished, according to a Friday report.
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President Nicolas Maduro has said that those responsible should be punished, but his critics say his government has been slow to respond to the scandal.
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Taboo for devout Muslims, alcohol has been illegal in Iran since the 1979 revolution, and those caught consuming it can be punished with a lashing.
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The GOP's standard-bearer has essentially endorsed an idea more usually associated with the left: Women shouldn't be punished by their jobs for becoming pregnant.
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Rizzo told reporters that he spoke to Joe Torre, and that MLB's chief baseball officer said he violated the rules but would not be punished.
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The NFL ruled that since the police investigation did not find enough evidence to charge Hill, he wouldn't be punished or suspended by the league.
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Trump has bragged about groping women, made degrading comments about women's bodies, and claimed (and then retracted) that women should be punished for having abortions.
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Nobody out there wants to give Trump even the appearance of a win, and elected leaders would be punished by their voters if they did.
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The stark determination by prosecutors, supported by video and photographic evidence, set the stage for a diplomatic standoff over how those responsible should be punished.
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But in her closing arguments, Ms. Shihata struck a hopeful note that in the current #MeToo moment, guards who abuse their authority would be punished.
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"Obscene acts" could be punished with a penalty of up to six months in prison -- meaning same-sex relationships could be targeted and effectively criminalized.
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On Tuesday, Iran announced that several people have been arrested in connection with the crash and President Hassan Rouhani said those responsible will be punished.
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Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to five charges, including two counts of predatory sexual assault, which can be punished by up to life in prison.
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Somerville's case ignited national fury, with people decrying the harsh sentence and expressing doubt that a white person would be punished with as little sympathy.
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Instead, the FCC will send out an advisory to the entire industry as a reminder that they could be punished for exaggerating their coverage maps.
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"Our principle is that the guilty ones must be punished as hard as possible and the innocent ones must be protected," Bach said last week.
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Will the Court follow the reasoning of Gobitis, and say that majority views win and minority groups have to get in line or be punished?
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Such actions, Jordan said, could make it easier for future leakers to be punished and could increase the inspector general's ability to criminally prosecute leakers.
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Rallies have taken place in several cities during the week, despite warnings from Nazarbayev and the prosecutor general's office that the organizers would be punished.
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The change is significant, since federal law states that gross negligence in handling the nation's intelligence can be punished criminally with prison time or fines.
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To the theory of imitative behavior Breen added the practice of moral compensation: sin could be shown in movies, but it had to be punished.
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"Just because someone is Jewish doesn't mean they should be punished and not receive the same protections for discrimination under Title 6," the official said.
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Some European leaders have also said that Britain should be punished in some way to deter other countries from trying to leave the European Union.
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Members of Third Special Forces Group wrote to members of the Senate calling for Colonel Moses to be punished, people familiar with the matter said.
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In the Sputniks, getting into a fistfight will be punished with five lashes, and if someone draws blood, that number jumps to 15 or 20.
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One school official told us the school could be punished for the incident (possible suspensions, etc.) but so far, no discipline has been handed out.
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He has proposed an amnesty for members of the military, but said members of the Maduro government who committed human rights violations should be punished.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov said on Monday that local athletics federations working with coaches and doctors banned for doping could be punished.
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They escaped ISIS, but Falluja's children still suffer Iraqi officials have launched an investigation, and vow those guilty of abusing or killing civilians will be punished.
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There's a school of thought that refusing vaccines on behalf of your children amounts to child abuse, and that parents should be punished for their decision.
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Jessica Pence-Nicholson knew her 9-year-old son had been missing a lot of school — but she never thought she would be punished for it.
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James VanCallis will likely be punished to spend the rest of his life behind bars when he is sentenced on March 30, according to court officials.
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But the Court of Arbitration for Sport said the Olympic ban was "unenforceable" because an athlete could not be punished twice for the same doping offense.
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Next came anger: since North Korea was violating UN resolutions by continuing to test nuclear weapons and missiles, it should be punished with sanctions and isolation.
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We saw a woman be punished for lying, but her counterpart, or whatever he fucking is, never told the truth once, and now he's the President.
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The idea that we can stand up and speak our minds and live our lives and not be punished for that, or mocked on the Internet.
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On Wednesday he said women who had illegal abortions under a Trump presidency should be punished by law -- but he hadn't thought up the penalty yet.
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From a political perspective, what's more effective, Trump calling Mexican immigrants murderers, or Clinton's portrayal of migrants as hardworking people who don't deserve to be punished?
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Notably, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gave a series of evolving answers to the question of whether a woman who obtains an abortion should be punished.
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Under Spanish criminal law, rebellion can be punished by up to 25 years in prison, with shorter penalties if the rebellion doesn&apost lead to violence.
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The idea that we can stand up and speak our minds and live our lives and not be punished for that, or mocked on the internet.
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Raising it to 16 would also allow those creating pornography involving young teenagers to be punished for rape rather than prostitution (which carries less severe penalties).
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"They are told to not mobilize people for forced labor but are still given quotas and know they'll be punished for not meeting them," she said.
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But the assumption that Republicans will be punished if they fail to repeal the law is a different thing altogether; it has become unexamined conventional wisdom.
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For instance, the U.S. Magnuson‐Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Reauthorization Act of 2006 states that foreign nations should be punished for engaging in illegal fishing.
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Those found guilty of expressing hate or intolerance will be punished with up to 25 years in jail, according to the vaguely worded hate crimes bill.
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But the broader question remains: Why are police forces allowing rapists to be punished under laws designed for kids with spray cans and teenage makeup addicts?
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Some, such as state-run Polish oil and gas company PGNiG, said the offer should be rejected and Gazprom should be punished with a hefty fine.
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On Friday, Britain's transport select committee, whose conclusions are not binding on the government, said VW should be punished to avoid a repeat of the scandal.
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After all, Trump brags about groping women, makes degrading comments about women's bodies, and claimed (and then retracted) that women should be punished for having abortions.
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