The U.S. wants North Korea to be punished for it.
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But he wouldn't say who should be punished for abortions.
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Could I still be punished for participating in a walkout?
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Wouldn't he expect to be punished for defiling the temple?
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Coaches shouldn't be punished for putting their best foot forward.
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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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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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Would I be punished for giving my true (and harsh) opinions?
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"Women won't be 'punished' for exercising their basic rights," Clinton tweeted.
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S. law says they should be punished for what they're doing.
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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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Stop thinking you'll be punished for getting your way; that's not true.
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President Erdoğan should be punished for his military adventurism and his aggression.
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Now that they have found her, will she be punished for leaving?
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Last week, Donald Trump said women should be punished for getting abortions.
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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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Saudi Arabia, and whoever was involved there, must be punished for that.
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John Kasich added "of course women shouldn't be punished" for having abortions.
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People think kids shouldn't be punished for the actions of their parents.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump has said women should be punished for having abortions.
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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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She reportedly said the father will not be punished for the attempted assault.
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The only question is how much Facebook will be punished for the lapse.
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Glad to hear the jaguar will not be punished for being a jaguar.
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A kid should not be punished for his seizures being brought under control.
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She could be found, and she could be punished for what she'd done.
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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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It added that club employees could be punished for the mismanagement of injuries.
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In 2016, Trump said that women should be punished for having an abortion.
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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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But Stewart added that he doesn't think Romney should be punished for his vote.
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He must be punished, for his crimes and to make an example of him.
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"People shouldn't be punished for being induced, manipulated or forced into prostitution," she said.
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These families should not be punished for availing themselves of a lawful public benefit.
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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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In Kevin Spacey's case, I agree he should be punished for everything he's done.
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Another moral question is whether any islanders should be punished for Mr. Chau's death.
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Goldman is likely to be punished for the actions of Mr Leissner and others.
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They fear they will be punished for criticizing the government or leaving without approval.
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Donald Trump and his party think I should be punished for exercising my constitutional rights.
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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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Many commentators on Sin's videos "demanded for him to be punished for his actions," Col.
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Will incumbents be punished for an attempted purge of the academy's older, less active members?
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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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Some students argued that whoever posted the signs should be punished for inflaming racial tensions.
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The minister emphasized his government's belief that Iran should be punished for these alleged violations.
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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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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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" 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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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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"Somebody has to be punished for this kind of behavior," said Representative Al Green of Texas.
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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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The cop who stopped Ayala should not be punished for doing his job; neither should she.
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On Tuesday, he said that if abortions were banned, women should be punished for getting one.
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He changed his position to say that doctors, not women, should be punished for illegal abortions.
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She suggests that Ned Umber and Alys Karstark be punished for the actions of their relatives.
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" The statement added, "She is not a criminal and should not be punished for her bravery.
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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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They were the first senior officials to be punished for the government's handling of the outbreak.
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Donald Trump and his supporters need to know that you can be punished for your actions.
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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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John Kasich wants abortion outlawed -- but he wouldn't say Sunday who should be punished for the procedure.
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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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Manfred has said, however, individual active players will NOT be punished for their roles in the scandal.
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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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The experts I talked to cautioned against assuming that Trump will be punished for neglecting populist policies.
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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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No. This teaches kids the wrong lesson that you can be punished for the other guys fault.
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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 more a person thinks they'll be punished for speaking, the less inclined they are to speak.
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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 studio knew it was fair use, it could even be punished for filing a false report.
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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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Still, an engaged, active, and mobilized grassroots community is making sure Republicans will be punished for their recklessness.
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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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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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"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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He quickly clarified, saying only abortion providers would be punished for performing the procedure if it was illegal.
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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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No one should be punished for expressing solidarity with LGBTI individuals or based on their perceived sexual orientation.
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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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And then Trump said that women should be punished for illegal abortions (and subsequently backtracked on the assertion).
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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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Under Amazon's external communications policy, employees could be punished for publicly speaking about the company without prior authorization.
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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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Remember when he said that women would be punished for having abortions if the procedure was made illegal?
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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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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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This year, he stumbled on a talking point during an interview, saying that women should be "punished" for abortions.
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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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"Tel Aviv will be punished for its aggressive action," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghassemi told local press Monday.
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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 statute of limitations for the lesser charge has expired, so she will not be punished for the incident.
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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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Kyle Cheney: The conventional wisdom says Democrats could be punished for overreaching -- but conventional wisdom is almost certainly wrong.
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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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" 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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In 603 UEFA, which governs football in Europe, announced that teams would be punished for spending more than they earned.
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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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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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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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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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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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Pro-life people who sincerely care about women and babies should insist that women not be punished for pregnancy losses.
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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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"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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The report cited Mr. Taveras as saying that he did not want the students to be punished for those mistakes.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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The idea is that sex discrimination occurs whenever an employee is punished for doing something that an employee of the opposite sex wouldn't be punished for.
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"Mainers will no longer be punished for using a substance that is safer than alcohol," said David Boyer, who led the legalization campaign, in a statement.
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But Cook told BuzzFeed he's not worried that Apple will be punished for those statements since he limits his comments to issues that affect his company.
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I'm among those 58% of "avid" fans that a recent ESPN survey showed don't believe players should be punished for protesting; or at least I was.
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It's not entirely clear what's next for children still in US custody -- or whether the government will be punished for failing to meet the deadline. 4.
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When it is highly likely that one's remarks will lead to the physical harm of others, then you can be punished for them by the state.
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Senators from expansion states don't want to see their constituents lose coverage, while the others don't want to be punished for staying true to conservative principles.
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We remember how candidate Trump appeared naïve when he said women should be punished for abortion; at that time, his Republican male colleagues gently corrected him.
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A defense official cited the mishandling of classified material and issuing threats as some of the things Broadwell, an Army Reserves major, could be punished for.
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After the verdict, some called for her to be named and said she should be punished for trying to ruin the lives of innocent young men.
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Most said that the men should be punished for their misdeeds, but agreed that their artwork could still be appreciated in spite of the reprehensible actions.
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Remarkably, we found that my great-grandfather's brother Benny (Berysz) was sent away to be "punished" for two years, until 1907, when the entire family emigrated.
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The controversy surrounding Gillis reflects an ongoing debate in comedy over whether performers should be punished for offensive language in their acts and on social media.
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Trump drew controversy Wednesday for saying women should be punished for having illegal abortions, a comment that sparked backlash from both Democratic and Republican presidential candidates.
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It "defies a fundamental, centuries-old precept of our legal system: People cannot be punished for crimes for which they are not morally culpable," he wrote.
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"Bill Taylor shouldn't be punished for doing the right thing," Swalwell told CNN a day after the House held its historic vote to impeach the President.
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The body wants Najeeb Chirakal to be punished for allegedly breaching seven of the scandal-hit soccer body's rules, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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With an outsider like McGinn stepping in, there was suddenly the possibility, however remote, that two cops might be punished for shooting a man to death.
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In response, China's Ministry of Commerce has threatened to make a list of "unreliable" companies and people who could be punished for disrupting Chinese supply chains.
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"Now two different juries have held that Roundup causes an individual's non-Hodgkin's lymphoma," Ms. Moore said, "and that Monsanto should be punished for its conduct."
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Basically it has to feel like a place where women, female engineers, no longer feel like they will be punished for reporting things like sexual harassment.
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They believe that if you have broken a law, and you don't feel afraid you might be punished for it, the law might as well not exist.
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In Iran, after the 1979 revolution, zina was codified in particularly brutal terms, with detailed descriptions of how men and women should be punished for zina offences.
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Eventually, they will have to be punished for using their powers in ways that Manon doesn't approve of — that is, for using their power to disobey men.
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The 28-year-old confessed and pled guilty to insider trading back in September 2018 ... and he was slated to be punished for the crime last April.
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His concern in vetoing this is that he would be overridden and his legislative agenda would be punished for even trying to stand firm on this issue.
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Even if you do agree to code-switch, you still may be punished for not being the 'image' the workplace wants to have because of skin color.
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Whether these people should be punished for their beliefs about marriage is a question that, the North Carolina legislature determined, should be decided in the state capitol.
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The effect, rights groups say, has been self-censorship, as users become aware that they are being watched and can be punished for online speech, including reposts.
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Evangelicals made their voices heard on DACA, arguing that children should not be punished for the crime of a parent who brought them to this country illegally.
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The bill proposes that a person who is aware of "another person's propensity for suicidal ideation" can be punished for "coercing or encouraging" them to kill themselves.
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In other words, New York employers can be punished for taking additional steps to ensure that their alien employees are authorized to work in the United States.
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The individuals who immigrated to the United States as children did not intentionally violate immigration law and should not be punished for the actions of their parents.
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Colombian voters were deeply split, with many worried the FARC would not be punished for crimes and others hopeful the deal would cement an end to violence.
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With nearly half of Donald Trump supporters holding the belief that women should be punished for having an abortion, the future of reproductive rights is not looking bright.
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It was clear in some cases that the partner didn't care, or didn't want to listen, or that the customer would be punished for speaking up for themselves.
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Those comments were "not the way I would have handled it," said Johnson, who added that the Utah senator should not be punished for his vote against Trump.
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"Under this law, the vision of Solvay is that nobody can be punished for not answering an email outside of working hours," Sciberras said in a phone interview.
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And I'll be the other girl, the one with the green bandana, who keeps hoping that she won't be punished for being pregnant and asking for her rights.
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After proposing that women should be punished for getting abortions, Trump was forced to back track a comment that drew fire from both sides of the abortion debate.
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The Phillies want legal docs stating Harrison/Erickson can't pull the mascot ... and also want any other team that attempts to use it to be punished for it.
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If women adopt the norms of a leader — commanding, decisive and assertive — we may be punished for being too bossy, too pushy, too strident, too ambitious, too scary.
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Reached by phone, an employee at the Xinhua editorial department that handled the story said it was not immediately clear whether anyone would be punished for the mistake.
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The failure to reform forensic science can allow innocent individuals to be punished for crimes they did not commit while actual perpetrators remain free to commit other crimes.
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He has also just been asked about jerking off in front of a mirror, and is about to be punished for losing a fake, crudely constructed board game.
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The principle of legality — that no one should be punished for doing something that wasn't clearly against the established law — sits at the foundation of any just society.
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"That's why I'm leading this coalition, because while I understand the President's position on tariffs, Italy shouldn't be punished for the actions of other European countries," he added.
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It seemed possible that it might be punished for its wastefulness early in the second half, when flanker James Haskell was suspended for 10 minutes for a high tackle.
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"Is 'the system' so corrupt, so terrible, so biased against Our Men that we won't allow them to be punished for consuming the flesh of young girls?" she writes.
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Former militants are scared they will be punished for their boss's crimes: funding for reintegration projects could be slashed or public anger could hinder their return to normal life.
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His mother says they understand he must be punished for his actions, but that they want to see him serve his sentence -- and receive treatment -- in the United Kingdom.
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We got Don at LAX Friday and asked about the blackface scandals in Virginia ... specifically, whether people should be punished for what they do when they were much younger.
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No teacher should be punished for disagreeing with the union and no teacher should have to jump through hoops to voice displeasure with union policy positions by resigning membership.
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Trump's decision to allow the company to reopen defied warnings from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, who asserted that ZTE should be punished for violating U.S. law.
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The planned list of oligarchs is likely to include people outside that circle, who are not unquestioning Putin loyalists yet could still be punished for their association with him.
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Private-sector companies could not be forced to record a liability over an obviously artificially short period, and would be punished for questionable accounting practices if they did so.
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He used to be pro-choice, then suggested that women should be punished for getting an abortion, but neither is a core view — because Trump doesn't have a core.
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Under the rules, issuers with weighted voting rights or VIE structures must fully disclose potential risks to Chinese investors, and will be punished for misusing their special voting power.
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"They're indifferent if they sell us their own merchandise or third-party merchandise, so they shouldn't be punished for the latter," said Michael Pachter, an analyst at Wedbush Securities.
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The economy doesn't work for the great middle class, and the man who said women should be punished for having legal abortions wasn't the only one to see it.
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Many people concerned with civil liberties, including some who despise Assange, were alarmed by the idea that he could be punished for his role in exposing American government secrets.
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Mansur said that he was aware that the Tecolotes were opening themselves up to criticism with the signing but that he believed Heimlich should not be punished for life.
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The claim that the search giant is a nefarious monopoly worthy of heightened regulatory scrutiny amounts to arguing that they deserve to be punished for offering a superior product.
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The truth is, unless he's one of a handful of stars, and often even then, the creative person will be punished for his creativity at every stage of his life.
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Representative Jason Chaffetz, the Republican chairman of the House committee, made it clear someone should be punished for Clinton's email use but struggled to come up with a compelling culprit.
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The problem with this one is that the film takes the bad guy's side, as though his ex deserves to be punished for wanting to escape their unhealthy, loveless relationship.
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Men are weak and easily led by the powers of sexual attraction, so of course women, who are stronger and more naturally chaste, must be punished for leading them astray.
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Wade, and do what they can to appoint Supreme Court justices who share their worldview—one where women don't deserve basic rights and should even be punished for exercising them.
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At the pretrial hearing, attorneys for the prosecution asked that Thompson be punished for his alleged perjury with 32 months' confinement, dismissal from the Marine Corps, and a $200,000 fine.
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But there are those who need to be punished for bad behavior that has led to unjust killings of young African Americans and Latinos at the hands of police officers.
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People were quick to defend Cyrus, saying she was merely saying that women are free to do what they want with their own bodies, and shouldn't be punished for it.
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Anyone found outside their home parish without a lawful reason could be punished for vagrancy by whipping and forced to return ("Vagrants and vagrancy in England, 1598-1664", Slack, 1974).
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A cop is not allowed to arrest people or issue summons in order to meet a predetermined goal, nor can he be punished for failing to meet an informal quota.
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No longer do they assume as they once did that a special set of rules applies to him, and that they would be punished for trying to mimic his behavior.
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Trump calls former FBI leadership "dishonest scum," suggests they should be punished for what they did to him, then adds, "we can never let them get away with that." pic.twitter.
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Anyone found outside their home parish without a lawful reason could be punished for vagrancy by whipping and forced to return ("Vagrants and vagrancy in England, 1598-1664", Slack, 20183).
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Anyone found outside their home parish without a lawful reason could be punished for vagrancy by whipping and forced to return ("Vagrants and vagrancy in England, 1598-1664", Slack, 1974).
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Playboy cover model Francia James says the Miami Beach police officer who was suspended for appearing in uniform in her risque, viral video shouldn't be punished for the sexy stunt.
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It has also said that it is looking at ways in which athletes can still take part in the Games and not be punished for the mistakes of their governing body.
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You're going to be punished for wanting to serve as a transgender [person], for wanting to have equal treatment if you're queer, if you want equal pay if you're a woman.
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This actually slowed things down: Before they would be punished for their harassment, management would have to review the case and then issue the mute or ban of the appropriate duration.
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It also believes that Iran needs to be punished for its ballistic missile program, which was not part of the JCPOA, and for its "malign activities" in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
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The law is clear that a public university may not exclude a speaker based on his or her views, nor may students or faculty be punished for the views they express.
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"This rule defies a fundamental, centuries-old precept of our legal system: People cannot be punished for crimes for which they are not morally culpable," they wrote in a 2018 brief.
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Those states are not only crucial for Trump, but also home to endangered Republican senators, who'll be punished for choosing McConnell and Trump over the voters they are elected to represent.
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LeBron James bashed the guy for the comments ... and even Adam Silver -- who said DM wouldn't be punished for the comments -- admitted the tweet cost the league a lot of cash.
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As for if individual players should be punished for their role in the scandal that was substantiated ... you gotta hear why Scott is fine with leaving them off the penalty list.
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We want the gothic love story to be tortured and tragic and doomed, and we'd rather the gothic hero be punished for his sins, not rewarded with marriage to the heroine.
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A new bill in California is sending a clear message to employers: Workers should be able to manage their reproductive health however they see fit, and they can't be punished for it.
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The Republican frontrunner just put out a statement saying that, were abortion illegal in the United States, only doctors should be punished for performing the procedure, not the women having the abortion.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President-elect Mike Pence on Wednesday declined to say whether he believes Russia should be punished for carrying out a hacking operation aimed at influencing the 2016 presidential election.
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Now, adults want Paul to pay, not just because he committed an act devoid of empathy, but also because we want to believe that people can still be punished for bad behavior.
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"They've nominated a man who said women should be punished for having an abortion, said, 'putting a wife to work is a dangerous thing,' called us 'fat pigs' and 'animals,'" Schriock said.
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Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James apologized on Monday for an Instagram post on Saturday that referenced "Jewish money," and he won't be punished for the post, according to an ESPN report.
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At the early stage he predicts that VCs, including Bessemer, will not drastically change what they look for or how they deploy cash, but later-stage companies will be punished for inefficiency.
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"Because we believe our mission is best served by a culture where employees are confident their concerns will be heard and that they will not be punished for raising them," he wrote.
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Trump, who once called himself "very pro-choice," said earlier this year that women should be "punished" for abortions, though he later walked them back after a swift backlash on the right.
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But patient confidentiality is taken very seriously in Germany, given the involvement of doctors in the crimes of the Nazi era; doctors can be punished for breaching patient privacy, with certain exceptions.
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The ad aimed at Murkowski and Collins also features one of Trump's more controversial remarks from 2016: When he told an MSNBC townhall that women should be punished for having an abortion.
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Republicans have argued that it is not fair to give unauthorized immigrants health benefits while those who are here legally would be punished for not having health care, according to USA Today.
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The result, the Senior Safe Act, which became law in May, gives banks that accept such training more certainty that they would not be punished for disclosing account information to the authorities.
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Regardless, the president has made it clear that those who speak out against him are at risk of losing their jobs — and that Trump knows he's unlikely to be punished for it.
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Most can't manage basic grammatical coherence, and they're less likely to be punished for that than to be rewarded for it by voters who see it as a badge of their authenticity.
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Tokayev had earlier blamed the violence on "provocateurs" who used an act of hooliganism to instigate larger-scale violence and said the local authorities would be punished for failing to prevent it.
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Accomplishing that would require greater enforcement of the requirement to buy insurance, including stiffer penalties, instead of the administration's approach of essentially signaling that no one will be punished for not participating.
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Laura Thomas of the Drug Policy Alliance, an advocacy organization that says people should not be punished for what they put in their bodies, said applying the law retroactively is very important.
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The reason people tend to believe he ought to be on the sex offender registry is that he's done something very wrong and he deserves to be punished for what he's done.
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"It's never been our position that we want Sammy to wear a hair shirt and sit in front of Wrigley and be punished for weeks on end," a team source told the magazine.
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Abnormal blood levels are not in themselves enough for an athlete to be punished for an anti-doping offence but are widely held to be an indicator of possible performance-enhancing drug use.
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It means that we may be moving into a grim phase where the young people who were brave enough to declare their status openly, as Monica did, will be punished for doing so.
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Long before this week's vote, the recall campaign's impact had been felt in courtrooms across the country, where judges became increasingly cautious about exercising discretion, worried that they might be punished for leniency.
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But Trump, as a Johnny-come-lately to the pro-life cause who set back decades of movement messaging by insisting that women should be punished for having abortions, naturally bungled his answer.
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The petition is also calling on Uber to donate to nonprofit organizations that are fighting the restrictions, as well as assure drivers that they will not be punished for protesting the executive action.
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Luxembourg's lawyers and moneymen mostly take the view that the case against Mr Deltour is straightforward: he stole data to reveal tax arrangements that were legal, and should be punished for his crime.
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Pompeo's carve-outs appear designed to limit the potential liability for foreign governments, companies and NGOs, while leaving open the possibility that individuals within those groups could be punished for helping the IRGC.
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I am always aware of that, while just existing, I can be punished for failing gender in public because of the way I dress and how I move are often seen as feminine.
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In April, Trump said women should be punished for getting an abortion if the procedure was made illegal — comments ignoring decades of conservative doctrine on abortion that maintains the women are also victims.
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Under existing Russian law, social media users can be punished for content deemed to promote homosexuality, to threaten public order or to be "extremist" in nature, with fines as well as prison time.
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He made it clear he didn't think Rizzo was a dirty player, or that the play itself was dirty, but that it was against the rules and he should be punished for it.
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But few know the story of the Portuguese diplomat Aristides de Sousa Mendes, who in 1940 saved tens of thousands of lives only to be punished for this heroism by his own government.
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It has also solidified the idea that men who abuse their power should be punished for their misconduct, as we've seen other comedians, politicians and business executives who've lost their jobs and businesses.
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Nonwhite, female, poor or gender-nonconforming people have always been more likely to be punished for defending themselves and less likely to see the courts come to their aid when they are harmed.
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It bothered me that he would never be punished for his actions and that he was protected by a corrections union and received, through their negotiations, a comfortable six-figure salary and generous pension.
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Holding off on setting new rules could be right in line with that philosophy, leaving companies to make their own judgments on customer data without fear that they'll be punished for overstepping FCC guidelines.
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"We demand justice, and we'll do everything we [can] to find those people who're in charge of poisoning Peter and be sure that they will be punished for what they did," the group added.
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Robert L. Caslen, who announced yesterday that 16 female, African-American cadets would not be punished for appearing in a photo with raised fists Red, white and brew Did you know drinking was patriotic?
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"It definitely got her a lot of attention the first time," – referencing when Kanye jumped on VMA stage – "I just don't think he should be punished for it still to this day," she continued.
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Women won't be 'punished' for exercising their basic rights," she said, a dig at presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who once suggested women who get illegal abortions should face "some sort of punishment.
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Women should not be punished for the disease of addiction; we must aggressively work to help them get into treatment to save their lives and to help ensure that their children are born healthy.
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The message during a recent press tour of anti-doping facilities was a blend of repentance and resistance: yes, we have problems, but not everyone should be punished for the sins of the few.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raised concerns about the "abhorrent" actions by Saudi Arabia during a press briefing when asked if he believes the crown prince and others should be punished for Khashoggi's killing.
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Hours after the United States Soccer Federation announced that the popular midfielder Megan Rapinoe would not be punished for kneeling during the national anthem at a women's national team game, she did it again.
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These censors are rarely given clear guidelines by the government, and must predict and second-guess what will be deemed inappropriate, lest they be punished for allowing something through that should have been forbidden.
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Kelley also said that the police report Encinia filed omitted important details, and that county prosecutors tried to shut him up and told him he would be punished for speaking to Bland's family attorney.
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Our long experience in Colombia teaches us that the cycle of violence and abuse on all sides is perpetuated by the certainty of those responsible that they will never be punished for their crimes.
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So while Warren and Klobuchar are more likely to be punished for displays of anger than the male candidates, their choice to ask for forgiveness was, at least scientifically, prudent in appealing to women.
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Now, some people may know that sexual extortion or abuse in the workplace is illegal, but they may not be convinced that it should be or that they will be punished for such behavior.
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"Clean athletes who have dedicated years of their lives to training and who never sought to gain unfair advantage through doping should not be punished for the past actions of other individuals," Mutko wrote.
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I love the fact that she's one of the very few women in mythology who's allowed to live independently, to have power, to be frightening to the gods and to not be punished for it.
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Andre Ward says Sergey Kovalev needs to be punished for his racist antics on social media, and tells TMZ Sports he's gonna do it with his fists when the two men meet on June 17.
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Women won't be 'punished' for exercising their basic rights," she said in a tweet, a dig at Republican candidate Donald Trump, who once suggested women who get illegal abortions should face "some sort of punishment.
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Dana White says Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz will BOTH be punished for their roles in the UFC 202 bottle fight ... and says someone who was struck at the event is already planning a lawsuit.
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"That young man should not be punished for a disorder that is being controlled by cannabis oil," said Kill, who had to retire due to seizures and has been a champion for those with epilepsy.
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Other potential pitfalls for the program include limitations on the forms and potency the medication can take to a lack of clarity on whether physicians who recommend the drug will be punished for doing so.
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"The plotters are powerful people and it's not going to be easy -- not only to have them captured, but to have them stand trial and be punished for having participated in this crime," she said.
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Most noticeably, Hagrid, the gentle giant of a groundskeeper who has selflessly protected Harry over and over, suddenly turns so selfish he is willing to let Harry be punished for something that is Hagrid's fault.
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They also codified a presumption of innocence and the right to due process into our legal framework, so that no person would be punished for the inability to prove what he or she didn't do.
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That calculation has been a source of frustration for P.S.G., which agreed to be punished for violations of financial fair play rules in 2014 in a settlement that increased the valuation for the Q.T.A. deal.
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Trump lost ground on the online prediction market after drawing fire for his suggestion earlier in the week, which he later dialed back, that women be punished for getting abortions if the procedure is banned.
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Should Russia not be punished for missing the deadline, WADA's growing army of critics, including the United States Anti-Doping Agency and a new movement of predominantly Western athletes, is likely to sharpen its attacks.
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We all know his record: the public bragging about sexual assault and subsequent dismissing of his comments as "locker room talk," the body shaming tweets, the assertion that women should be punished for abortion, and more.
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The article included an unforgettable anecdote: Lahey called a parent to inform her that her child would be punished for plagiarism only to learn from the mother that she, not her daughter, wrote the entire paper.
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The ad then lays into Trump for a series of policy positions and comments he's made, from his call to register Muslims to his statement that women would be punished for abortions if they were illegal.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, said Tuesday that Democrats who essentially seized the House floor last month to protest the lack of votes on gun legislation might be punished for breaking House rules.
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It's the latest volley in a growing fight over whether Exxon should be punished for denying the science of climate change, despite reportedly knowing what later became the scientific consensus about humans' role in global warming.
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Prompt and specific reassurances from the administration that foreign banks would not be punished for conducting legitimate business with Iran would give financial institutions enough time to shape and sufficiently develop their business ties with Iran.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's explanation that Cuba should be punished for failing to protect American diplomats presumes that Cuba was at least aware of the attacks, which the United States has neither demonstrated nor claimed.
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In one study, 30 percent of patients said that they would not mind if healthcare professionals gave out their medical information to relatives without permission, but 50 percent thought they should be punished for doing so.
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Later he sentenced Mr. Simmons to a year in prison, saying that it was important he be punished for a "particularly brazen and blatant" crime but adding that he also had some sympathy for the defendant.
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A senior Western diplomat in Beijing who declined to be identified said China remains wary of cutting off North Korea completely, and insists ordinary North Koreans should not be punished for the behavior of their leader.
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"When you didn't commit a crime, you shouldn't be punished for it, and those children did not commit any crimes," said Bashir Ahmad Basharat, the director of the Child Protection Action Network, a quasi-governmental agency.
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" That's because, as Lind explains, the new policy would send the "message that immigrants can be punished for using public benefits — and so they should play it safe and un-enroll, or not enroll at all.
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Emirati family law allows women to be punished for disobeying, and she said she was frequently pulled out of bed to be beaten, deprived of medical care and, until the final few months, even a toothbrush.
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There is a small movement to pass a "right to disconnect" bill, which would allow workers to turn their phones off, but for now a worker can be punished for going offline and not being available.
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A major breakthrough occurred in September, when the two sides agreed on a framework for how rebel fighters would be punished for crimes committed during the war and then set the March deadline for a final deal.
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At the climate-change talks that led to the Paris agreement, Indian diplomats argued for, and won, relatively lenient commitments, having pleaded that it was unfair to be punished for following the same path as developed economies.
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Mrs Merkel has some carrots: insisting that Britain should not be punished for Brexit, resisting Mr Trump's irritable barbs in Washington and enrapturing him during that visit with hair-raising talk of the dangers of global pandemics.
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"If Jack Letts has done something wrong, I will be the first person to stand up and condemn him publicly and ask for him to go on trial and be punished for what he did," he said.
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A user of, say, Chinese tin solder is unlikely to be punished for not knowing that its supplier was sourcing its refined tin from Yunnan, which in turn was blending locally-mined ore with that from Myanmar.
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Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane, who investigates alleged wrongdoing by state officials, said last week that Gordhan should be punished for establishing an investigative unit while serving as tax commissioner because that was not his area of responsibility.
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While the U.S. called Tuesday for Iran to be punished for its support of the Houthi rebels (among other things), there is opposition in the United Nations Security Council (notably from Russia) over whether to do so.
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The move was a chilling reminder of the army's warning to journalists before the election that their social media accounts were being monitored, hinting that they would be punished for any posts that were unfavorable to Pakistan.
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Mr. Bolton suggested that the Palestinians needed to be punished, for both their readiness to refer Israeli construction in occupied territory to the International Criminal Court and their reluctance to engage with the Trump administration's peace efforts.
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One week, the nation was taken by the president's exceptionally high marks on his dementia test; another week, we mused about how many Trump staffers have beaten their wives and whether they will be punished for it.
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Now, Rob will be punished for something that would have been impossible for him to prevent, and even though the NFL admitted during the hearing that it did not believe Rob was intentionally doping, they still suspended him.
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And in August, the South Carolina National Guard said it was reviewing whether a major would be punished for attending a political rally for Joe Biden while in uniform and telling him she prayed he would become president.
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Well, it looks like we've finally found the thing that will unite the Democratic and Republican parties: anger over Donald Trump's recent comments about abortion – in particular his suggestion that women should be punished for having the procedure.
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Trump, who previously said that he believes women should be punished for having abortions, reiterated his intent to place anti-choice justices on the Supreme Court and end the right to safe and legal abortion for all Americans.
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But that would be the GOP's catastrophe, they would own it politically, and if they couldn't fix it, they would be punished for it by some of the very voters—beneficiaries of Obamacare—who handed Trump the presidency.
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After all, if your family doesn't fit into the heterosexual mold of a two-parent household, you sometimes have to get creative — and she and her daughter shouldn't have to miss out or be punished for doing so.
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Jon understands far more viscerally than Sansa can that preserving the human alliance against the Night King must come before all other concerns, and the principle that no child should be punished for their father's crimes is just.
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Daryl Kimball, the executive director of the Arms Control Association, said it might be hard for the United States to make the argument that Iran should be punished for maintaining the facilities and equipment needed to produce them.
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"Net proceeds of this shoe will be donated to Planned Parenthood because I support a woman's right to choose and feel that women should not be punished for making decisions about their own lives and bodies," he wrote.
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Kemp's defense attorney John Robbins said his client, who expected to be punished for the attack, was "happy" with the jury's decision to find him guilty of a lesser crime that removed the possibility of the death penalty.
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Representative Vern Buchanan, a Florida Republican who in September introduced a resolution that said service members should not be punished for standing up to child rapists, said it was "unfathomable" that the Pentagon had yet to reinstate him.
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His government proposed a bill that would allow companies to be punished for corruption and also enable them to sign leniency agreements in exchange for collaborating with prosecutors that was passed by the lower house on July 5.
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Many still argue that conscientious objectors must be punished for the sake of national security, and that the option of alternative civilian service will lead many young men to evade the draft under the pretext of ethical principles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Language suggesting that Britain should be punished for leaving the European Union is "regrettable", as are any suggestions from London that officials do not want to negotiate a Brexit deal, trade minister Liam Fox said on Wednesday.
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In this context, McEwan looks like something of a stubborn holdout — but there is evidence that, even as the silos start to collapse, readers remain highly attuned to genre conventions, and that writers can be punished for breaching them.
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When people talk about who "deserves" to have a path to citizenship, they like to talk about young people who came to this country as children and therefore, most now can agree, don't deserve to be punished for it.
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While it is true that none of these alleged crimes might have been identified had Manafort and Cohen not assumed such visible positions, that does not mean they are not criminals or should not be punished for their crimes.
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Girls and women are raised to be "nice" and "polite," and as a result, they are less likely to argue with chair umpires or abuse rackets or commit visible obscenities — and more likely to be punished for doing so.
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The other night I listened to a news report detail the day's fresh allegations and just cried — cried for those women and what he had done to them, how I knew they would be punished for telling the truth.
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The most fundamental principles of fairness and due process, principles neither liberal nor conservative, tell us that individuals should never be punished for things they haven't done — which is precisely what the Department of Homeland Security is doing here.
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Iran also has made threats about pulling out of the deal, alleging that the United States has not done enough to signal to international banks and companies that they will not be punished for re-entering the Iranian market.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Four Arab countries that imposed sanctions on Qatar have told the United States that U.S. companies doing business with them would not be punished for also working with Doha, four sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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Experts who study the FBI believe the leaks are coming from a small clique of agents who profoundly distrust Clinton and believe she deserves to be punished for what they see as a long record of ethically dubious behavior.
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Critics of Walter's first ruling pointed to a 1989 Supreme Court decision in favor of a newspaper that had published the name of a rape victim, declaring that a news organization can't be punished for publishing something revealed in public records.
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The EU has said that British citizens should not be punished for Brexit and, in recent weeks, has appointed a couple of British Eurocrats, Michael Shotter and Nicole Smith, to senior roles at the commission's home-affairs and budget directorates.
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Life sentence sought Federal prosecutors sought a life sentence, arguing Slater, then a North Charleston police officer, had committed second-degree murder and also should be punished for obstructing justice by providing the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division with false statements.
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California's Commission on Judicial Performance concluded Monday that Judge Aaron Persky should not be punished for personal bias in the light sentencing of ex-Stanford swimmer Brock Turner, who was convicted in March of sexually assaulting an unconscious and intoxicated woman.
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Instead, what they will take away from the announcement and news coverage of it is the message that immigrants can be punished for using public benefits — and so they should play it safe and un-enroll, or not enroll at all.
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Eric Holder, the former US Attorney General, made the comments over the weekend, recognizing that Snowden has sparked much national and international debate on surveillance, but maintained that the former NSA contractor should still be punished for leaking the documents.
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Mr. Trump's words dealt a blow to Turkey, an American ally and fellow member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization that has demanded that Saudi Arabia be punished for killing Mr. Khashoggi last month inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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The idea that Republicans in this Congress might be punished for their health care vote in coming elections provides less consolation, because should this law pass, the damage done in the interim to some mothers and babies will be permanent.
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"Russia deserves to be punished for its attempts to disrupt our election — and for other egregious actions — but Congress needs to slow down and do this right," said Steve Forbes, a former Republican presidential candidate and an ally of Mr. Trump.
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While the changes are likely to make the financial sector more liable to be punished for violations, banks in the world's fourteenth-biggest economy have been spared any enforced breakup or interference in the way they choose to lend money.
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In Ireland, a rape trial ended in April with the acquittal of the men accused of assaulting a woman at a party, with the alleged victim reportedly named on social media, alongside calls for her to be punished for bringing the trial.
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Women are worried about the options available to them under an administration helmed by the same person who suggested that women should be punished for receiving an abortion, and openly mocked the appearance, and bragged about grabbing a few others by the pussy.
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"From a public policy perspective, the Iranian government needs to be punished for its support of past acts of terrorism, " said Mark Dubowitz, the executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a group that filed a brief in support of Peterson.
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"Ayotte would let the man who wants to ban Muslims from entering the country, called Mexican immigrants 'rapists' and said women should be punished for having an abortion nominate someone to a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court," the DSCC statement said.
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I wasn't trying to get Mara in trouble — the thefts were so bizarre, and Mara so absent of malice, that it seemed impossible she would be punished for them — but I did want someone in authority to know that they were happening.
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"After days of deliberating over some extremely disappointing news that I was being threatened with termination by Executives because of a comedy special that was only intended to bring communities closer together, I was to be punished for a joke," he wrote.
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The DOL said Friday that the company, Restaurant Associates, and a subcontractor would be punished for stiffing 674 employees by classifying them in lower-wage categories, while also requiring them to work before the scheduled start time without proper pay or overtime.
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"From a public policy perspective, the Iranian government needs to be punished for its support of past acts of terrorism, " says Mark Dubowitz, the executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a group that filed a brief in support of Peterson.
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While Frostenson has also faced scrutiny over her co-ownership, with Arnault, of a cultural center that received funding from the academy, no woman should be punished for the behavior of her husband or any other man to whom she has links.
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Despite the test's questionable history, the Saluda sheriff's office determined in an internal investigation that Browder did nothing worth reprimanding, according to records obtained by the Greenville News, so the deputy won't be punished for an incident that could've risked Werts' athletic career.
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" RUSSIAN ATHLETES SHOULD NOT BE SINGLED OUT, SPORTS MINISTER SAYS "Clean athletes who have dedicated years of their lives to training and who never sought to gain unfair advantage through doping should not be punished for the past actions of other individuals.
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False claim: Countries are sending bad eggs to the US Trump said that countries deserve to be punished for illegal immigration, and that they "send" bad eggs to the US. "They send these people up, and they're not sending their finest," Trump said.
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The Obama administration issued guidelines designed to reassure banks that they would not be punished for serving legitimate marijuana businesses back in 2014, but the policies fell short of granting immunity to prosecution or civil penalties and the drug remains federally illegal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Any suggestion from the European Union that Britain should be punished for leaving would turn it into a "gang", not a voluntary club of nations, and goes against the interests of EU member states, trade minister Liam Fox said on Thursday.
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Because the FCC doesn't actually have people sitting around watching every hour of TV every day, it's up to conservative watchdog groups like this to watch all that filth and call in their complaints, so networks can be punished for profanity or obscenity.
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Although mainstream publishers allowed the risqué novels to circulate, due to the strict obscenity laws of the time, the female characters had to be punished for their indiscretions and offenses against heteronormativity in order for the books to make it to print.
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Washington (CNN)Members of the Electoral College get their authority from the US Constitution, not states, and shouldn't be punished for voting their conscience when it comes to presidential nominees, Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig told the Supreme Court in a court filing Monday.
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"[F]acial recognition technology will necessarily mean Black and brown students, who are already more likely to be punished for perceived misbehavior, are more commonly misidentified, reinforcing the criminalization of Black and brown people," wrote NYCLU organizer Toni-Smith Thompson last year.
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Mike Pence did his incredulous headshake when confronted with Donald Trump's insulting rhetoric (Mexicans are "rapists"; women are "pigs") and when confronted with Trump's policy ideas (NATO is "obsolete"; it's fine if the Saudis get nukes; women should be punished for having abortions).
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And it's sort of ironic that it should be punished for youth academy infractions since it very rarely allows youth players a chance to break straight into the senior team without at least several loan spells and perhaps a sale and buy-back.
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Many abortion advocates attribute the increased aggression to the victory of President-elect Donald Trump, who brought renewed attention to the abortion issue during his campaign by describing the procedure in graphic, medically dubious terms and suggesting women should be punished for seeking them.
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So if Spacey is House of Cards, and if he needs to be punished for unacceptable behavior, then it's easier for everybody involved on the set of House of Cards to just pretend that unacceptable behavior doesn't exist — even if they're the victims of it.
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But Dhillon also has supporters who have spoken up for him at his licensing hearings, including some who praised him as "the kindest guy," and said they don't think he should be punished for what Allen and the unidentified woman did in the store.
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" He fully walked back his position that women should be punished for violating a theoretical abortion ban 213 minutes later, releasing a statement saying "the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman.
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Administration officials believe the longer the bill gets delayed, the better their chances of convincing members that the bill is bad for diplomacy and bad for American companies — especially in the energy sector — who would be punished for doing international business with Russian companies.
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Polanski, who recently resigned as president of the César Awards in France following protests related to his sex crime, is now looking to return to the U.S., but only if the L.A. County District Attorney's Office guarantees that he won't be punished for his crimes.
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" His colleague, Heidi Beirich, director of the SPLC's Intelligence Project, drives the point home: "This is a growing movement that is probably going to grow more due to this verdict because they have shown they can use armed interventions and not be punished for them.
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Ceding that much to Mr. Assad has long been anathema in Washington and other Western capitals, where policymakers believe he should be punished for his brutality during the war and have vowed not to contribute to reconstruction as long as he remains in power.
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Mr. Dershowitz encouraged Mr. Toobin to read a law review article I wrote on the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson, in which a former Supreme Court justice, Benjamin Curtis, successfully argued that no one should ever be punished for doing something that wasn't a crime.
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I'm not interested in fighting over who I think is or isn't responsible for Kashmir's lifetime of havoc; I'm similarly not interested in hearing arguments that Muslims need to be "punished" for whatever hand a few of them may have had in destabilizing the area.
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There had been no movement as of Thursday night on the stand-off, though the chairmen of the panels did take issue with the president's latest comments about the whistleblower that the still-unidentified person was "almost a spy" who could be punished for treason.
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" Prime Minister Scott Morrison, addressing his government's decision to remove the children from the Syrian camp, said that while their parents had committed "a despicable act" by taking them to a war zone, the "children should not be punished for the crimes of their parents.
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This, too, makes sense: When a candidate purposefully inflames his followers with stories about murderous doctors tearing fully formed babies from their mothers' bodies; when he suggests that those doctors, and maybe those women, deserve to be punished for their sins, what do we expect will happen?
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In court, Aylor argued that his client should not be punished for something for which he has already served time – just because the government wants "to squeeze him" and pressure him into confessing because "some jailhouse rat has come up with a story," according to court records.
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"After days of deliberating over some extremely disappointing news that I was being threatened with termination by executives because of a comedy special that was only intended to bring communities closer together, I was to be punished for a joke," he told fans on social media.
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The two-page form from Republican state Representative John Bennett's office, which was shared by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), also asked whether they believed an adherent to Islam should be punished for leaving the faith and if Muslims should rule over non-Muslims.
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On the same day that Stanford University student Brock Turner infamously received a mere six months of prison time for sexual assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster, another victim stood in the same courtroom, expecting her abusive ex-fiancé to be punished for beating her.
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" And there may be more coming ... The WashPost's Karen DeYoung and Josh Dawsey report: "The White House has drafted documents revoking the security clearances of current and former officials whom President Trump has demanded be punished for criticizing him or playing a role in the [Russia] investigation.
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"I maintain once again that Javier was murdered for his work as a journalist, and all the people who participated should be punished for the serious crime they committed, not just against our family but also against the freedom of speech," she wrote in a statement.
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Should the president indicate that he does not think Mr. Arpaio should be punished for that, he would signal that governmental agents who violate judicial injunctions are likely to be pardoned, even though their behavior violated constitutional rights, when their illegal actions are consistent with presidential policies.
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And on some level, I suppose I can even sympathize — it has not, in fact, been standard practice to hold men accountable for sexually assaulting women, and I can see why it could feel unfair to be punished for something that so many other people have gotten away with.
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With less than 216 days to go before the Games begin in Pyeongchang, South Korea, Olympic officials are under intense pressure to announce their decision on how Russia will be punished for corrupting several Olympics — most notably the 2014 Sochi Games — with an elaborate, state-supported doping scheme.
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"When a man is intoxicated, he can more easily focus on his immediate sexual gratification, sense of entitlement, and anger, rather than on his internalized sense of appropriate behavior, future regret, the victim's suffering, or the possibility that he will be punished for his actions," the researchers wrote.
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They feared being intercepted by Saudi officials or relatives and forced to return home, where they believe they could be punished for renouncing Islam, which is punishable by death under the Saudi system of Islamic law.. The Saudi consulate in Hong Kong has not responded to requests for comment.
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Trump's call for black people to be punished for crimes for which they had been exonerated by DNA evidence received scant coverage, while Comey's letter indicating that he may or may not have had new information about a trivial pseudo-scandal was covered like the Kardashian sisters had landed on Mars.
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But is important to remember that U.S. antitrust law rightly reflects the understanding that in some industries, particularly innovation-based industries, high levels of concentration are often pro-consumer and pro-growth, and that companies should not be punished for gaining market share as long as they do so legally.
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A culture that has accepted that graft is the norm, that rules don't matter as much as relationships with those in power, and that people can be punished for speech and acts that remain theoretically legal—such a culture is not easily reoriented back to constitutionalism, freedom, and public integrity.
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" Citing a recent Justice Department investigation of Baltimore's police department, which found a systemic pattern of "serious violations of the U.S. Constitution and federal law," he told me, "Knowing that it's hard to be punished for misconduct fosters an attitude where you think you don't have to answer for your behavior.
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The death exemplifies yet another example of the racial disparities in police use of force — showing that even when a black man holds his hands up, he can still be at risk of getting shot and killed by the police, and the officers involved won't always be punished for the shooting.
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In Virginia, Northam and Herring have argued that their actions reflect a youthful stupidity, and some observers say they should not be punished for what they did decades ago, saying that it was a different time in American culture when men painted their skin to imitate racist caricatures or prominent African Americans.
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Those ads can vanish for any number of reasons: their video could be shut down by a questionable copyright claim, they could be punished for violating YouTube's often selectively enforced rules, or another creator could do something outlandishly bad, leading advertisers to pull money from the platform and hurting the entire community.
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John Kasich Where He Stands: Kasich cited Ohio's Earned Income Tax Credit initiative as an example of his plan to "give people at the bottom the incentives to be able to work more and not be punished for being more successful," in an interview with Iowa Public Radio's Ben Kieffer in September.
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But now he is president, and the fact that he may not have colluded with the Russians doesn't mean he does not, as president, have a responsibility to ensure that the Russians be punished for interfering in our last election on their own and be effectively deterred from doing so in the future.
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But Monday morning's news of the administration's new ruling lays bare its full cruelty and will affect millions of legal immigrants (including thousands of Indians) who will be punished for making use of public assistance programs, such as public housing and food stamps (no matter how temporarily) they are legally entitled to.
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Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch, in a speech in Philadelphia, said that "too often, Americans who have paid their debt to society leave prison only to find that they continue to be punished for past mistakes," with jobs, housing, voting rights and even such basics as a driver's license hard to find.
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Back before the election, when we imagined we were going to have a rather different regime, I was pushing for child-centered policies as being the next frontier after health care, because that's one where even conservatives give lip service to the notion that children should not be punished for their parents' failings.
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What's more, the country as a whole seemed to be turning against the idea that cops should be punished for wrongdoing, with Donald Trump—a man who once called for the execution of five black and Latino teenagers wrongfully convicted of raping* a woman in New York—on his way to the White House.
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But calling for women to be "punished" for exercising our right to make our own reproductive decisions highlights exactly what I have found so troubling about the discourse on the Republican side (and it is not just Mr. Trump): men deciding women's issues, as if we are just too weak to stand up for ourselves.
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For example, the Paycheck Fairness Act, which has come close to being passed by Congress a couple of times, would update and modernize the Equal Pay Act and make sure employers have incentive to give fair salaries and that employees can't be punished for talking about their salaries, and it would tighten other loopholes.
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Ms. He said her husband feared that if he was forced to go back to China, he would be punished for having publicly recounted the intense pressure that state security officers had used to recruit him as an informant against his colleagues and friends, and for having described censorship he witnessed in his job as an editor.
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While many Americans consider prestige university admissions policies as an issue that's barely relevant to their lives, the idea that this door may shut is not only threatening to many Asians-Americans in practical ways, but also symbolic of the idea that Asians will always be punished for doing well even if they play by the rules.
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Alison, meanwhile, has been taught by her mother that lies are a powerful tool to get what one wants, only to be punished for her manipulations by her elusive stalker A. Her "mean girl" image — cultivated because it's the only way she knows how to feel powerful — is what ultimately dooms her to a life on the run.
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Will Republicans on the ballot this November be punished for their perceived connection to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE?
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The kinds of bold gambits on which McConnell has embarked—blocking Merrick Garland from the Supreme Court is a particularly galling example—are based on the idea that not only should power be used to the fullest extent possible, but that Republicans will more likely be punished for not acting than they will for taking aggressive action.
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Nor did he name specific countries that he thinks are trade cheaters that deserve to be punished for taking advantage of the US. Chad Bown, a trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, told me he found it surprising that Trump used such vague language to discuss trade, especially when it comes to China policy.
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And while the data the programs collect would undoubtedly be useful to police, it is often ignored by law enforcement agencies: hundreds of thousands of untested rape kits are languishing in police evidence storage facilities and crime labs across the country; perhaps unsurprisingly, statistics show that 97 out of 100 rapists will never be punished for their crimes.
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This same application of racehorse, who's-up-and-who's-down political punditry to US foreign policy helped lead us into the Iraq War, which many in the media portrayed as important for demonstrating George W. Bush's personal toughness and imposing humiliation on Saddam Hussein, who had to be punished for thumbing his nose at America and thus wounding our pride.
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The two candidates also clashed in the wake of Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's controversial statements suggesting women should be punished for getting abortions if the procedure is outlawed.
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Instead, Kaine tried to turn the attack on GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for saying earlier this year that women should be "punished" for abortions if they become illegal.
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The university, which has not faced discipline but could be punished for playing Wiseman after he was declared ineligible, had appealed the suspension to the N.C.A.A. Wiseman, a 7-foot-1 center, is widely considered one of three top draft prospects next year, along with the guards LaMelo Ball, who was playing in Australia, and R.J. Hampton, who was playing in New Zealand.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) on Tuesday said Saudi Arabia should be punished for the death of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi last month and that senators are reviewing actions to take.
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Dawson went on to slam Clinton for implying that Sanders didn't care about women's issues because of his response to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's suggestion that women should be punished for getting illegal abortions.
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" Noting that he is a father and unsure of what to tell his children, Mr. Fallon said: "We need to get back to being brave enough to accept that we have different opinions and that's O.K., because that's what America is built on — this idea that we can stand up and speak our minds and live our lives and not be punished for that.
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The board in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday said that by banning former beverage supervisor Tiffany Sargent from a nightclub and other facilities at the Grand Sierra Resort & Casino in Reno, Nevada, MEI-GSR Holdings LLC, which owns the resort, sent a message to other employees that they would be punished for joining her proposed class action or other activity protected under the National Labor Relations Act.
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Only when every network chief executive and over 2237 media outlets besieged the Trump campaign with requests for additional comment on how women should be punished for abortions did the Trump campaign turn to an ally: Chris Christie, whose tenure as the Republican governor of the blue state of New Jersey had given him experience placating both social conservatives and the moderate voters Trump hoped to attract in the general election.
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She used the decision to call out presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for saying women should be punished for having abortions and for pledging to appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE did not directly answer a question on Thursday about whether she will be punished for the Office of Special Counsel's (OSC) assessment that she violated the Hatch Act twice in two TV appearances.
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This isn't to suggest that regulators should ease the rigor of their examinations or take any possibility of enforcement off the table, but rather the hope that agencies will acknowledge that large swaths of the Volcker Rule are difficult (if not impossible) to interpret with any certainty, and that banks that have spent countless millions of dollars in a good faith effort to achieve compliance should not be punished for taking reasonable stances with which an examiner might disagree.
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"If I described these conditions to you—filthy, freezing, no natural light, isolation so extreme that you're punished for speaking through the walls, absurd rules like prisoners not getting to see the newspapers unless they're 30 days old, secrecy so deep that people are force-fed and lawyers can be punished for describing the conditions their clients are experiencing—you'd be forgiven for thinking that this was Iran or Russia," Jeanne Theoharis, a Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Brooklyn College, told Gothamist.
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Read more:Sunday Riley won&apost be punished for asking employees to post fake reviews of its skin-care products, but a new settlement is forcing the brand not to do it againLuxury skin-care brand founder Sunday Riley doesn&apost appear to have the credentials customers may think she hasSkin-care brand Sunday Riley asked employees to write glowing Sephora reviews to persuade people to buy their productsPeople are hoarding bottles of this $100 beauty product because it&aposs so good
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To understand the white male privilege that may motivate McInnes and Wintrich to perform it publicly, as the dandy (Wintrich is dapper and refined in his distaste for social reality) and the criminal (McInnes is a bad boy who needs to be punished for his transgressions) it's good to mention Dash Snow, the creation myth for the Vice lifestyle, which despite whatever good it's journalism arm has produced, remains to this day the inner monologue of the hung-over, trust-funded Williamsburg hipster bro-child.
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Read more:Skin-care brand Sunday Riley is lowering the price of a fan-favorite product, and the founder says it will be &aposa huge hit&apos to the companySunday Riley won&apost be punished for asking employees to post fake reviews of its skin-care products, but a new settlement is forcing the brand not to do it againLuxury skin-care brand founder Sunday Riley doesn&apost appear to have the credentials customers may think she hasSkin-care brand Sunday Riley asked employees to write glowing Sephora reviews to persuade people to buy their products
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's press secretary pick questioned Sunday whether Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE will be "punished" for what he said were her attempts to influence the election.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE told a huge crowd Friday night that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is so heavily protected by the Justice Department that she wouldn't be punished for shooting someone with thousands of witnesses.
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Republicans have recently argued that McCabe should be punished for lying to investigators, noting that other Trump officials such as George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosUS attorney recommends moving forward with charges against McCabe after DOJ rejects his appeal 10 declassified Russia collusion revelations that could rock Washington this fall Flynn, Papadopoulos to speak at event preparing 'social media warriors' for 'digital civil war' MORE and Michael Flynn were charged for lying to investigators on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerLewandowski says Mueller report was 'very clear' in proving 'there was no obstruction,' despite having 'never' read it Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE's team.
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Aside from a bill supporting paid maternity leave, said to be influenced by daughter Ivanka, the Trump administration stands apart for taking things away from women, or excluding them from the process: So far, Trump and his administration have: Appointed two men to advise the president on what women need in the workplace Indicated during the campaign that he believes women should be punished for getting abortions Invited only three women to participate in his 17-person business advisory panel Declined to publicly consult with any women in his healthcare policy meetings Signed an executive order reinstating the global gag rule, which bans international healthcare providers receiving federal funds from providing abortion care to women.
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