"Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties," he says.
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" "Jada [Pinkett Smith] boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties.
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Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties – I wasn't invited!
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Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties – I wasn't invited.
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He is effectively boycotting almost for the same reason Kanye West would be boycotting.
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By varying degrees, this means boycotting the UFC generally or boycotting UFC 206 in particular.
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Jada is going to boycott the Oscars — Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties.
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"Jada boycotting the Oscars is like me boycotting Rihanna's panties," he said, referring to Jada Pinkett-Smith.
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"Nazi is not boycotting the games but it is the Islamic Republic which is boycotting Nazi," Alinejad said.
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"Boycotting classes doesn't mean we're boycotting learning," said another student at the rally, whose face was also masked.
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Boycotting Fox News is not the same as boycotting other networks, but Mr. Trump blotted out all coverage of his rivals for another news cycle.
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While Trump supporters are doing their gleeful victory dance, boycotting Hamilton, Starbucks, Target, Macy's, Twitter (yet tweeting about boycotting them, hmm) and some restaurants that endorse Hillary Clinton.
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By boycotting Georgia, Hollywood would inadvertently also be boycotting the very diversity in the film business that it has gone to great lengths in recent years to support.
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That's because it — like the Israeli laws upon which it is based — specifically includes "Israeli-controlled territories," making no distinction between boycotting Israel and boycotting the settlements in the occupied territories.
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" "Are you suggesting that Hispanics are boycotting the census?
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As of Tuesday, only one boycotting House Democrat — Rep.
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And it raises a question: Who's really boycotting the film?
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This is largely because nuclear powers are boycotting the agreement.
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You could get out of school because they were boycotting.
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The Rylkov Foundation and other NGOs were boycotting the event.
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And now they're boycotting their duty to serve and protect.
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Meanwhile, Whoopi Goldberg blasted the idea of boycotting the awards.
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The message detailed Ocean's reasons for boycotting this year's ceremony.
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Learn the facts before you post some shit about boycotting.
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Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid.
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So they're demonstrating "patriotism" by boycotting American goods, they say.
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Are any reporters boycotting the White House as a result?
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And if they don't, their customers should consider boycotting them.
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"I don't agree with boycotting clothes from Bangladesh," Bailey says.
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They weren't really boycotting; they were threatening to boycott them.
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We are terrible, that is, at boycotting business as usual.
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An injunction would temporarily restrain employees from boycotting or picketing.
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People "protesting" the National Anthem or "boycotting" the National Anthem.
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I would tweet this out if I weren't boycotting Twitter.
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There was no immediate reaction from the four boycotting countries.
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After customers began boycotting his stores, he removed the merchandise.
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"The mood is for engaging, not boycotting," Mr. Darawshe said.
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China has also been boycotting South Korean brands in retaliation.
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"We're definitely not advocating for boycotting anyone's films," he said.
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Arnold said half the people who had watched were now boycotting.
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Two additional Illinois lawmakers will be boycotting the address, including Reps.
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In fact, I'll be boycotting the nominating convention in its entirety.
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Taylor Swift just joined Spotify after 2+ years of boycotting streaming.
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She joined dozens of fellow Democrats in boycotting the president's Jan.
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Only North Korea and Cuba ended up boycotting the Seoul Games.
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New Hampshire Republicans have blasted Shea-Porter for boycotting Trump's inauguration.
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Nonetheless, Watson said the boycotting strategy was not completely without merit.
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Trump in November suggested boycotting the beverage chain over the cups.
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Skeleton Latvia said on Monday it would be boycotting the Feb.
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Leading scientists and scholars are boycotting conferences in the United States.
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Now Hannity's supporters are boycotting — and wrecking — the pod-coffee machines.
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It also makes the idea of boycotting Israel seem almost incomprehensible.
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Luis Gutierrez of Illinois also declared he'd be boycotting the event.
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Even for those who aren't boycotting, things feel and look different.
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An online boycotting campaign against Cathay has garnered over 17m views.
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And the organization insists that it violates free speech to punish a businessperson for boycotting Israel, but it doesn't violate free speech to punish a businessperson for boycotting people of a particular race, religion or ethnicity.
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The women who are boycotting Twitter today are not bad or wrong.
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"I think boycotting the Oscars is doing it too late," he says.
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The primary opposition parties are boycotting the election, calling it a sham.
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Those boycotting the museum, however, will not be satisfied with just talk.
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Mr. Célestin has refused to campaign and was boycotting the second round.
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Motherboard spoke with four people who plan on boycotting Amazon Prime Day.
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What was your problem with them, and are you still boycotting advertisements?
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The number of Democratic lawmakers boycotting the inauguration keeps increasing: http://bit.
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Officials from other boycotting Arab states appeared to endorse Saudi Arabia's announcement.
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China is boycotting the case and says it will ignore the verdict.
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" Lil Nas X himself responded on Twitter, writing, "y'all really boycotting wrangler??
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Boycotting is a tactic for people who can't speak directly to Hollywood.
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Whenever anyone proposes boycotting social media altogether, Mr. Shirky always answers: Fine.
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"However, boycotting an election is a much less costly act than protesting."
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Furthermore, many high schools and universities are boycotting school for two weeks.
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Later he said he was not aware of donors boycotting the event.
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Among the people boycotting Blizzard are people who've worked on their games.
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Dubai looks like a weak link in the Arab coalition boycotting Qatar.
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If you need a New Year's resolution, you might consider boycotting Uber.
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On Reddit and Twitter, disappointed fans called for boycotting the burger chain.
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What I'm trying to say is, you know, it's not about boycotting anything.
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Do all of these concerns really warrant serious talk about postponement or boycotting?
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Two of the four boycotting states are OPEC members, most notably Saudi Arabia.
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The Congolese opposition should take part in the vote, instead of boycotting it.
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She wears our flag on her body, maybe Chinese will start boycotting her.
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The far-right Jobbik party sealed the bill's rejection by boycotting the vote.
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"Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid," the email said.
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"Any talk of boycotting this event is invalid, I'm afraid," the AGVA wrote.
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Some of America's biggest advertisers are joining their British counterparts in boycotting Google.
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But a handful of Democrats are still boycotting Tuesday's State of the Union.
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Thousands of students across PNG have been protesting and boycotting classes for weeks.
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Trump shocked political pundits by boycotting the seventh Republican presidential debate on Jan.
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That criticism cast doubt on whether boycotting businesses will return to the state.
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Booksellers from a famous secondhand market in central Cairo are boycotting the event.
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Women are boycotting Twitter on Friday to stand with victims of sexual assault.
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She publicly toyed with boycotting the October debate, before ultimately opting to participate.
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HONG KONG — First, China's consumers started boycotting South Korean cosmetics and other products.
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Most famously, she endorsed boycotting florists and crashed a confectioner's convention in protest.
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With the opposition boycotting the vote, it passed 70-10, with two abstentions.
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There's a reason why we're not boycotting HBO, because they do some good work.
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John Lewis, a fellow civil rights activist who is boycotting the inauguration, in 1960.
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The day was marred by clashes between police and opposition protesters boycotting the vote.
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At least nine Democratic lawmakers are now boycotting Tuesday night's remarks, including California Rep.
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But don't expect to see all of them there, West is boycotting the show.
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The main opposition is boycotting the election because, it says, the process is fixed.
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And in the most recent move, Trump supporters are boycotting America's fiftieth state, Hawaii.
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But from what I understand, basketball players once got close to boycotting March Madness.
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Many of the same advertisers Hill recommended boycotting also advertise on her 6 p.m.
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Why it matters: The Palestinians have been boycotting the Trump administration since Trump's Dec.
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Qatar Airways lost money in 2017 after losing access to airspace over boycotting states.
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Maduro won re-election in 2018 with most of the opposition boycotting the election.
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"I'm boycotting @mr_kennethcole Extremely rude 'inspiring accessory' remark regarding #KateSpade #RIP," tweeted Missy Hall .
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Such efforts included rent strikes against slumlords or the boycotting of union-busting companies.
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The pop stars joined other musical acts, including Bruce Springsteen, in boycotting the state.
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The big picture: As in 2005, boycotting elections has accomplished little for the opposition.
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Since the president's announcement on December 6th the Palestinians are boycotting the White House.
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Many drivers said they're boycotting apps for the entire day, regardless of their location.
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" Reacted to Democrats boycotting Trump's inauguration: "I'm not going to comment on those issues.
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But neighbors started boycotting her bakery, and she did not make the cake again.
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Boycotting is only impressive if you actually would have liked being at the event.
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The lawsuit also alleges that the casting offices have recently begun boycotting new work.
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Dash, of course, is the black conservative who blasted actors for boycotting Sunday's event.
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Laslo: What do you think of him boycotting the House hearing scheduled for today?
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If Portman were boycotting Israel entirely over Gaza, it would be a stunning development.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump backed boycotting American motorcycle manufacturer Harley Davidson Inc (HOG.
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The opposition is boycotting that vote, calling it a sham and demanding conventional elections instead.
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The ruling angered some Kuwaiti Shi'ites, with Shi'ite lawmakers boycotting a parliament session in protest.
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Meanwhile, Qatar and the boycotting Arab nations continue to needle each other through local media.
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Japan's Olympics Committee Chairman Tsunekazu Takeda said no athletes were thinking of "boycotting the Olympics".
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Now we're standing against those things again — this time by boycotting the New York Post.
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The outlet reported that angry customers in the United Kingdom are now boycotting the brand.
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The celebs join customers who began boycotting the gyms and studios when the story broke.
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The Palestinian Authority is boycotting and the White House did not invite the Israeli government.
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Team USA is boycotting the tournament due to inequality concerns, including wages and developmental resources.
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Why it matters: Trump is deeply distrusted by Palestinian leaders, who are boycotting the conference.
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What I'm trying to say is, it's not about boycotting, it's just we want opportunity.
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Several black actors have suggested boycotting the Academy Awards as a result of the situation.
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Public unrest has simmered throughout January, with a cross-party group of legislators boycotting parliament.
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Model Tess Holliday is boycotting Uber after one if its drivers allegedly body-shamed her.
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Kuwait has been leading mediation efforts between Qatar and the four Arab states boycotting it.
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That said, he thinks there's a better way to handle President Trump than boycotting him.
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The only thing worth boycotting are those who harsh on your ability to have fun.
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Teachers had been boycotting exams for hundreds of thousands of students for nearly two months.
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A handful of NBA teams is boycotting Trump-branded hotels, according to an ESPN report.
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Will the Chinese risk boycotting Apple when it's one of the largest employers in China?
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Separately, we asked Canadian readers to share their thoughts on boycotting U.S. goods and travel.
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But at least one Rockette wasn't happy about the gig and talked about boycotting it.
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Angry neighbors had complained to the city and some were boycotting the vaunted bagel shops.
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The streaming service responded by boycotting Cannes altogether, not even showing movies out of competition.
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Some fans are talking about boycotting the convention, others are planning to stage a protest.
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It has divided the club's fans, with the majority boycotting while Becali remains in charge.
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Two popular Nigerian musicians, Burna Boy and Tiwa Savage, said they were boycotting South Africa.
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"The days of boycotting payment are over," Mr. Ramaphosa said in a speech in June.
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Longtime allies were boycotting the conference, with the encouragement of black newspaper editors and activists.
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The opposition, whose most popular leaders have been banned from running, is boycotting the vote.
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The same team hosted a Republican debate in January, but Trump ended up boycotting it.
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I didn't hear about women boycotting Twitter until the morning the protest was scheduled to begin.
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He initially came out in support of the nations boycotting Qatar, only later to back off.
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People are boycotting Starbucks again, and this time it has nothing to do with its cups.
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"Boycotting cookies that teach little girls leadership skills to own the libs, nice job," she wrote.
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Beto O'Rourke to run for president, said in a tweet that he would be boycotting Starbucks.
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In the wake of the series, multiple radio stations have announced that they are boycotting Kelly.
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Barrack added he was "disappointed" that more than two dozen Democratic lawmakers are boycotting Trump's inauguration.
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Among stocks, Harley Davidson fell 4 percent after President Donald Trump backed boycotting American motorcycle manufacturer.
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The statement from the Women's March indicated the general strike would also include boycotting certain businesses.
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And, in solidarity with the silenced McGowan, women will be boycotting Twitter on Friday, October 13.
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But three of the council's original nine members have either resigned or are boycotting the body.
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Those boycotting Trump's national address on border security Tuesday night have plenty of alternative viewing options.
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As one commenter pointed out, everyone might feel less cranky if they stopped boycotting coffee firms.
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They end up boycotting so many things that they end up naked on their front lawn.
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" Aylward continued: "Boycotting Trump models was a personal choice that I thought long and hard about.
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He's boycotting it over legacy admissions, which favor the already-privileged and furthers inequality, he wrote.
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The UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain are boycotting Qatar over accusations of support for terrorism.
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Predictably, some Trump supporters were pretty pissed, and say they will be boycotting McDonald's going forward.
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It may even lead to him boycotting the debate, and that's the last thing anybody wants.
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It may even lead to him boycotting the debate and that's the last thing anybody wants.
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With the Palestinians boycotting Pence, the visit provides little obvious opportunity to build bridges toward peace.
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Opposition groups are boycotting the vote, accusing Ouattara of tailoring the text to consolidate his power.
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By shunning and boycotting them, we signal that they are unfit to be part of society.
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Some South Koreans have been demonstrating weekly, boycotting Japanese goods, and canceling vacations to the country.
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Yet 31% of them strongly disagreed with the idea of boycotting businesses over their political beliefs.
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Omar has said she opposes bans on boycotting Israel because it violates Americans' right to protest.
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The divide is hurtful, she explained, speaking of the collection of Vancouver churches boycotting the event.
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As the summer progressed, so did threats of banning and boycotting — which, predictably, sent sales soaring.
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I find nothing askance in the association never previously boycotting the institutions of any other country.
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This led us to conclude that boycotting a government agency in America was the wrong approach.
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More Saudi news: The country's central bank said it wouldn't penalize bankers for boycotting the conference.
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Government ministers are reportedly boycotting the BBC's top morning radio news program over its supposed biases.
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Since the October election, Montenegro has been in political paralysis, with all opposition parties boycotting parliament.
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Quitting Facebook or boycotting Amazon seems similar to removing a drop of water from the ocean.
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But boycotting avocados altogether will not help the thousands of people employed on the avocado farms.
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Among stocks, Harley Davidson fell 3 percent after President Donald Trump backed boycotting American motorcycle manufacturer.
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The politics of boycotting the Olympics was already a huge deal—that had never happened before.
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And the NAACP thought it would be a good statement to make by boycotting the Olympics.
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Israel bans entry to foreigners who support boycotting Israel Israel bans entry to foreigners who support boycotting Israel Israel's crackdown on civil society escalated late Monday night as the Knesset voted to ban foreigners who support the boycott of Israeli goods and services from entering the country.
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Boycotting only agitates an institution that, with exponential speed, is on its way to fixing the problem.
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I&aposll tell you what, if that's true, I&aposm boycotting the Halftime Report and the podcast!!!
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The Palestinian Authority is boycotting the Bahrain meeting, saying only a political solution will solve the problem.
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Catalans in the referendum voted overwhelmingly for independence with those opposed to independence largely boycotting the vote.
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In their statement on Tuesday, the four boycotting states said they appreciated U.S. efforts in fighting terrorism.
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Voskresensky sees glimmers of hope, though, and disagrees with those who favored boycotting Russia&aposs World Cup.
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Trump initially made comments in which he appeared to side with the boycotting nations, complicating mediation efforts.
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More recently, the U.S. has been urging the boycotting nations, namely Saudi Arabia, to resolve the crisis.
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Thousands of students across PNG have been protesting and boycotting classes for weeks amid growing political unrest.
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One of the two remaining candidates says he is boycotting, effectively making it a one-person race.
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Afghan journalists had responded to that attack by boycotting news coverage of the Taliban for two weeks.
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I think that instead of boycotting Netflix, we should be proving them wrong by watching these titles.
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Director Spike Lee announced he was boycotting Gucci or Prada until the brands hire some black designers.
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"The irony was, we were boycotting at a time that they were finally acknowledging us," he said.
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Ruling Social Democrat senators approved the bill by 80-0 with all opposition groupings boycotting the vote.
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To express your opposition to these decisions by boycotting United Airlines, you can download the extension here.
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Boycotting cookies that teach little girls leadership skills to own the libs nice jobI'll take 10 pic.twitter.
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This is the U.S. where boycotting is a right & part of our historical fight for freedom & equality.
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Jefferson County Commissioner Sheila Tyson gave a fiery speech about boycotting the mall, CNN affiliate WVTM reported.
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Will Democrats be boycotting, generating protests in the hall, and failing to applaud anything in the speech?
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Fallon, during a conference call with reporters, noted that his group would support Democrats boycotting Kavanaugh's hearing.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) by accusing the civil rights icon of lying about boycotting past presidential inaugurations.
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The more disturbing efforts focus on punishing artists by boycotting their past work and barring future work.
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Despite this settlement, Kroger is still boycotting Visa credit cards at some locations over its interchange fees.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia is boycotting the session and the Iranian leadership was not invited.
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He said he was not boycotting High Point and would keep his company's headquarters in North Carolina.
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Would boycotting the games be an exercise in cutting of their economic noses to spite their faces?
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Many businesses, professional sports leagues, musicians, and others have protested the law by effectively boycotting the state.
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They are boycotting the vote, and protesting daily on the streets to try and have it stopped.
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His political party has repeatedly called this election unfair, and party leaders had discussed boycotting the parliament.
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They are boycotting Bahrain and on Sunday, Abbas said that solely economic solutions were a non-starter.
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With the opposition boycotting the polls, Mr. Kenyatta won 98 percent of the votes cast that day.
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In recent years, more than a dozen states have passed laws to restrict contractors from boycotting Israel.
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Three major opposition parties were boycotting the polls, alleging the election authorities were biased towards the socialists.
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While he has advocated boycotting settlements in the West Bank, he said the interrogator never mentioned boycotts.
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Bibi has managed to keep his obstinacy obscured, though, because the Palestinians have been boycotting the talks.
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Some activists have taken to boycotting certain products, others only buy brands that have been approved ethically.
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Now people are boycotting Nordstrom for another reason: The store said it would not sell her products.
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There soon will be one less ride-hailing app to choose from for those still boycotting Uber.
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"In our view, the negotiating positions of Qatar and the boycotting countries remain far apart," they added.
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Even if you don't like the way a tech company behaves, boycotting may be an impossible challenge.
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Speed skater Olga Graf was boycotting PyeongChang after decrying the IOC not inviting some of her fellow skaters.
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But if activists are upset about his support of Trump, boycotting Uber for Lyft isn't necessarily the solution.
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Back in October, West stated that he planned on boycotting the ceremony if Frank Ocean was not nominated.
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On Thursday, the Miami Fraternal Order of Police announced that they would be boycotting Beyoncé's concert in April.
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The New York Times and Washington Post also announced they would be boycotting Disney preview screenings in solidarity.
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" The Harvard College Palestine Solidarity Committee tweeted in support of boycotting the student newspaper, saying "Protect the undocumented.
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But some big Western retailers are boycotting cotton from Uzbekistan because of the government's taste for slave labour.
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The Associated Press reported that all of the players boycotting the White House event are people of color.
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Boycotting the vote is risky following a presidential decree that criminalized calls to abstain from casting a ballot.
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"I am Chinese; I think the boycotters are idiots and I am boycotting them," Weibo user @Age_AVR commented.
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The electoral college backs the government but Mr Basha says the elections are illegal and is boycotting them.
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People also began commenting on Gourmet Burger Kitchen's Facebook page to tell them they were boycotting the chain.
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The boycotting countries deny seeking regime change in Doha, and Sheikh Abdullah denied acting out of personal interest.
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His main rivals are boycotting due to distrust of the electoral council, which is controlled by government loyalists.
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While boycotting Uber sends a powerful message to the company, we shouldn't be so quick to celebrate Lyft.
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" Then, there were all of these comments from people underneath saying, "We're going to be boycotting this show.
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In solidarity, some consumers have been boycotting the company and its many subsidiaries, like Twitch and Whole Foods.
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And despite all the boycotting efforts and attempts to curtail the sale of Ivanka's brand, business is booming.
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President Barack Obama gave the address in 2009, despite anti-abortion protesters and threats of boycotting the ceremony.
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Voters chose overwhelmingly to become independent, though turnout was low with those against secession largely boycotting the vote.
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In this, our final column of Oscar season, we're looking at the impact of those boycotting Sunday's show.
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What advice would you give a young person interested in engaging in buying black, boycotting, and cooperative economics?
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Cena is reportedly boycotting the trip over Saudi Arabia's alleged role in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Some had even been talking of boycotting the election, which could have spelled the end of the movement.
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Thursday night, the performer wrote a compelling, and emotional post explaining why she would be boycotting the Oscars.
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Chavez was a champion of nonviolent protesting, using tactics like marching, fasting and boycotting to assert farmworkers' needs.
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Of course, it's become a major debate in sports ... with huge athletes boycotting celebratory visits to 1600 Penn.
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And when I declined, I hear there was speculation that I was boycotting campus until Antonio's Pizza reopened.
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Washington's crafting of new sanctions comes as Venezuela's main opposition coalition is boycotting the election, citing "fraudulent" conditions.
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There's more to the clip ... Geragos also says Colin and his girlfriend, Nessa, are NOT boycotting the NFL.
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Libya was boycotting, and just about everyone was in a fight over whether to invite Syria at all.
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After the arrest, American businessmen considered boycotting an annual Russian investment conference planned for June in St. Petersburg.
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Boycotting hard-working, diverse people who are the future of the film industry is not one of them.
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The same people boycotting the N.F.L. because of player protests during the national anthem may shun its products.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) is boycotting the speech because she couldn't guarantee she could comply with that request.
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Mr. Spicer also criticized the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, which the Trump administration is boycotting this year.
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Three years after boycotting Spotify, Taylor Swift is once again making her music available on the streaming platform.
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Republicans were boycotting the bill and Waters needed to push it through committee on a party-line vote.
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Up to 80% of small Asian-owned businesses' income was estimated to be lost because of racist boycotting.
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George Washington University, Duke University, and American University declined to commit to boycotting the technology in the future.
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The civil rights leader is among a growing list of Democrats who are boycotting Trump's inauguration on Friday.
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If you are boycotting L. L. Bean, that is what you are actually pushing back against and hurting.
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" The cleric said he stood with the people, boycotting all politicians except "those who seek reform with full transparency.
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Meanwhile, Palestinian leaders and business executives are boycotting the workshop with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas blasting the meeting.
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The immigration order has taken its toll on this year's Oscars ceremony, with actors and directors boycotting the event.
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Unsurprisingly, the Palestinians are boycotting the much-ballyhooed Palestinian investment conference that Kushner is hosting this week in Bahrain.
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Luis Gutierrez of Illinois, Jared Huffman of California and Katherine Clark of Massachusetts, are also boycotting the historic event.
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No senators have yet said they are boycotting, though Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer has left open the possibility.
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A hashtag calling Comic Con a "devil worshipping" festival became popular on Twitter and some called for boycotting it.
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He warned that the precedent the Democrats were setting in boycotting the vote would have consequences in the future.
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The United States is boycotting this effort to stop the new arms race and literally wasn't in the room.
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Each of the boycotting countries is an ally of Riyadh and has longstanding political and security differences with Qatar.
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The options available to Beijing include boycotting American goods, selling off U.S. Treasury holdings or sharply devaluing the yuan.
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Then again, those in need of a safe space to be racist have been boycotting a whole lot lately.
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"If Ivanka Trump had distanced herself from the campaign, I would not be boycotting her," she told The Guardian.
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"ANOTHER TRAGEDY" The Palestinian Authority is boycotting the Bahrain meeting, saying only a political solution will solve the problem.
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He also said that would-be viewers were "boycotting" the show because Trump still had an executive producer credit.
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Morton claimed confidentiality for the list of boycotting companies, thus protecting the companies but presumably harming trade with Israel.
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The opposition coalition is boycotting the vote, though one leader Henri Falcon has broken ranks to run against Maduro.
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The opposition is boycotting the vote, whose rules seem designed to guarantee a government majority in the new congress.
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Shortly after Threshold's deal with Yiannopoulos was announced, prominent liberal intellectuals announced that they would be boycotting Simon & Schuster.
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Rouhani said "boycotting Iran undermines our ability to fight drugs and terrorism," according to Iran's state-run Tasnim news.
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Efforts to punish artists have come in many ways, from retroactively pulling recognition to actively boycotting all their work.
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It is unclear whether NBA teams are boycotting Trump-branded hotels in other cities like Miami, Toronto and Washington.
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Karol G was one of many reggaeton stars who said they were boycotting the award show earlier this year.
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Jackson ended up taking most of the blame for the 2004 incident, with some radio stations boycotting her music.
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Since he's boycotting the final Republican debate before the Iowa caucuses, we may not get any fresh Trumpisms tonight.
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He then lambasted the opposition for boycotting Parliament and for resorting to general strikes as a means of protest.
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On social media, some argued that boycotting brands like CamelBak and Giro would only hurt people making quality products.
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Palestinian leaders, who are boycotting the meeting, say the still unpublished plan falls short of their goal of statehood.
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U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman is boycotting the flagship investor forum to protest against Moscow's prosecution of Calvey.
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The change is also an acknowledgment that, with Mr. Trump boycotting the event, the comedic monologue can feel lopsided.
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The government is at war with the BBC, boycotting some of its flagship broadcasts and threatening its future funding.
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Depositors from boycotting countries withdrew billions of dollars from Qatari banks in June, forcing the treasury to step in.
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The president-elect is also facing stiff opposition from House Democrats, with at least 60 boycotting his swearing-in.
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But it was then used by others to defend Budweiser and mock the people who were boycotting the ad.
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Of the four countries boycotting Qatar, the teams of Saudi Arabia and Egypt are the most likely to qualify.
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Turnout was less than 25 percent, however, with the pro-territorial status quo Popular Democratic Party boycotting the vote.
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President Trump's top spokeswoman celebrated news Tuesday that CNN would be boycotting the White House Christmas party this year.
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The Soviet Union and 13 of its allies retaliated by boycotting the 1984 Olympic Summer Games in Los Angeles.
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Boycotting Fox is also something that is within the power of consumers and activists to start doing at any time.
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That's why so many WOC — myself included — won't be boycotting Twitter today, even though we don't blame those who do.
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TV producer David Simon, known for the HBO show "The Wire," also indicated via social media he was boycotting Georgia.
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Today, many Twitter users are boycotting the service for 24 hours in support of McGowan and victims of sexual assault.
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The candidate knows he would need investment to continue so there&aposs no economic instability or boycotting of his projects.
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But like so many of today's cultural controversies, this fight over boycotting the movie is part of a bigger picture.
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Some voices on the left, including in the wealthy donor class, called for boycotting Starbucks to protest a Schultz candidacy.
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Over the following week, Canada Goose's stock dropped 17 percent after reports surfaced that Chinese consumers were boycotting the brand.
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Boycotting nations say the crisis stems from Qatar&aposs support for extremist groups in the region, charges denied by Doha.
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" Davis is not attending the awards show this year, not because she's boycotting, but " 'Cause I'm gonna be on vacation.
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"I generally don't agree that boycotting is the right call to make a real difference here," Moore told BuzzFeed News.
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Other leftists and the largest Islamist group, harsher in their criticism of the monarchy, have been boycotting the political process.
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Apple corporation I'm officially boycotting your company till I see at lets 7 different types of bagels and toppings represented.
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The Palestinians have also been boycotting the United States since it recognized disputed Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December 2017.
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With Palestinian leaders boycotting the Bahrain conference and Arab states backing their political demands, analysts are pessimistic about the gathering.
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Democrats had also been boycotting committee votes for Tom Price (Trump's health secretary pick) and Steve Mnuchin (his Treasury pick).
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Impact from advertisers boycotting YouTube over concerns that ads ran in inappropriate videos most likely won't impact the company's results.
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In June, his administration began boycotting regional newspaper Var-Matin, accusing it of talking down the town and political bias.
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"Boycotting what is one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful medium, doesn't make sense," Sorrell told CNBC.
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Egypt is part of a quartet of Arab countries led by Saudi Arabia boycotting Qatar over alleged ties to terrorism.
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By blocking, delaying and boycotting top nominees like Ben Carson they seek to grind the new administration to a halt.
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During an October show, the rapper announced he'd be boycotting the ceremony if Frank Ocean wasn't nominated, which he wasn't.
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In July, a Facebook page boycotting the show was created and a protest was planned for the local premiere party.
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Ross, the chairman and founder of the Related Companies, has faced pressure from those boycotting brands affiliated with the firm.
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The people boycotting in that case were the wronged parties, and the businesses boycotted were the ones doing the harm.
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Fast forward to today, and PayPal is boycotting North Carolina for their recent discrimination laws against me using the bathroom.
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As justified as a boycott can be, we ask authors to consider a way of protesting other than boycotting bookstores.
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The opposition has said that Sunday's vote, which it is boycotting, is a sham designed to give Maduro dictatorial powers.
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The U.S. rejoined the council under former President Obama after boycotting for three years under former President George W. Bush.
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However, there's no clear sign that repealing HB2 will convince companies, celebrities, and sports associations to stop boycotting North Carolina.
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Kushner and Greenblatt will not meet Palestinian officials, who are boycotting the White House over President Trump's Jerusalem embassy announcement.
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Kaepernick and Nike have been harshly criticized by conservatives, with many boycotting the iconic brand or destroying their Nike gear.
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Open Letter To Any TV or Film Companies That Are Boycotting Georgia:Rhode Island has a workforce that's second to none.
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With opposition groups boycotting the vote, the new constitutional language was expected to win the support of a majority voters.
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These House members were boycotting the inauguration as a general protest against Trump's behavior over the course of the campaign.
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Although many artists are boycotting, he says he would have done it purely out of respect for the office. Regrets?
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Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which is also boycotting Qatar, saw an opportunity to increase the pressure on Hamas.
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Tony Cardenas (D-Calif.), who is boycotting Trump's inauguration, said he will attend the march with his wife and daughter.
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The actor was "out of the country" at the time and didn't know that his wife was planning on boycotting.
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Critics suggested boycotting Mr. Cantú's book, "The Line Becomes a River," branding him a quisling who profits in others' blood.
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"I can guarantee you wouldn't enjoy it, so boycotting it is probably a very sensible way to go," he said.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the government should ban "indulgent and selfish" environmental groups from rallying and boycotting businesses.
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Customers of the bar also announced they were boycotting the establishment, and regular performers pulled their appearances at the bar.
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According to media reports, the prime minister's office is boycotting BBC's marquee morning radio program "Today" over its campaign coverage.
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The boycotting states insist the row is not a priority for them while Doha says the dispute harms regional security.
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But, in Arantepacua, another restive Michoacan community which is boycotting the election, Dionisio Lopez said he is finished casting ballots.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Diplomats from Qatar and the four states boycotting it exchanged heated words at an Arab League meeting on Tuesday.
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Democrats did manage to temporarily delay the confirmation process of EPA nominee Scott Pruitt by boycotting his committee vote on Wednesday.
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He simultaneously defended the Oscars—arguing that boycotting the ceremony is futile—and lambasted Hollywood for its long history of racism.
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A year after boycotting after the killing of a dissident journalist, the big names of business and politics return to Riyadh.
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Christmas warrior President Donald Trump even suggested boycotting the company while on the campaign trail, playing hard to his Christian base.
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The speech, with Republicans praising the president and some Democrats boycotting the event, highlighted the continuing disunion between the two parties.
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The speech, with Republicans shouting their praise and some Democrats boycotting the event, highlighted the continuing disunion between the two parties.
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CNTE members are boycotting their evaluations and refusing to administer tests to their students—sometimes under threat from menacing union thugs.
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Developers of Oculus games have announced that they are boycotting the platform until Luckey is no longer associated with the company.
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Banks from the four Arab boycotting countries have pulled deposits from Qatar and reduced, though not ended, other business with it.
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Maduro's foes are boycotting the July 30 election, saying it is a sham designed to keep an unpopular leader in power.
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Son Chhay said his party, which has been boycotting parliament since last year, would return to the assembly to promote dialogue.
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" NAPO added, "We are calling on all our member officers, their families and friends to join in boycotting all Nike products.
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The main opposition coalition is boycotting the vote, and the country's two most popular opposition leaders have been banned from competing.
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The Council has been bitterly divided, with two of its number mostly boycotting proceedings, and different members regularly issuing contradictory statements.
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If you want to turn your anger into action, boycotting the airline altogether is probably the best way to do it.
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On Tuesday, model Tess Holliday announced that she is boycotting Uber after allegedly being body-shamed by one of its drivers.
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Trump back on stage Trump is back on stage after boycotting the last GOP debate over a dispute with Fox News.
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The couple is boycotting this year's Academy Awards due to a lack of diversity and sparked a movement known as #OscarsSoWhite.
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The boycotting countries' central banks have stopped short of explicitly asking commercial banks under their jurisdiction to stop lending to Qatar.
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Jada Pinkett Smith and Spike Lee are boycotting the 2016 Academy Awards due to the lack of diversity among the nominees.
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Maduro has one challenger, Henri Falcon, but the main opposition coalition in Venezuela is boycotting the election, claiming that it's rigged.
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But left-wing lawmakers who are loyal to Morales rejected it, boycotting the legislative session in which she declared herself president.
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Customers boycotting Amazon over warehouse working conditionsThese aren't the only shoppers who are thought to be canceling their memberships this week.
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Al-Wefaq, which is mainly Shia and seeks a constitutional monarchy, upset the regime by boycotting the general election of 2014.
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"Doing so would certainly carry risk for the boycotting players and how they're viewed by some in the public," Solomon said.
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Blizzard's former 'World of Warcraft' lead is boycotting the firm for punishing a 'Hearthstone' competitor who supported the Hong Kong protests.
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Hess added that while she agreed with boycotting in theory, Senate Democrats hadn't laid the groundwork for effectively using that tactic.
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Fitness brands including New York Sports Club, Crunch, and Tracy Anderson are trying to win over people boycotting Equinox and SoulCycle.
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George Washington University professor Jonathan Turley argues that boycotting the State of the Union only divides the country further: http://bit.
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So is Trump worried that Hollywood is boycotting his big day in Washington when being sworn in as the 45th president?
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The situation has gotten so bad that some companies have begun boycotting Oklahoma for fear that their drivers will be targeted.
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Several huge stars and companies are now boycotting businesses owned by the Sultan of Brunei, which include the Hotel Bel-Air.
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Rather than boycotting the bull run, some women plan to show their anger by wearing black instead of the traditional white.
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Russia retaliated by boycotting the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, taking some 14 of its Communist bloc allies with it.
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So far, China has stopped short of boycotting American products, which could escalate the trade conflict and damage the Chinese economy.
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Such restrictions, Russian officials have said, would be tantamount to an outright ban, and Russia would consider boycotting the 2018 Olympics.
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Albanian-speaking families were boycotting the public schools because the Milosevic regime in Serbia had banned teaching in the Albanian language.
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" The far-left France Unbowed movement and its Communist allies are boycotting Monday's speech at Versailles, calling Mr. Macron "pharaoh-like.
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I think Senate Democrats are not boycotting because they know they still have some sway in the governance of this country.
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He has not called for boycotting Israel, as Pence suggested, and does not support the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
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And with the opposition boycotting the vote, few auditors who are not aligned with Mr. Maduro will be reviewing the results.
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It's a good thing Joe Burrow's not boycotting the Bengals, 'cause Brett Favre says getting drafted by Cincinnati would be PERFECT!!
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Gail: And of course, on a much more serious level, the inauguration is going on without Representative John Lewis, who's boycotting.
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She posted about boycotting Macy's for including him in advertisements and criticized the Miss USA pageant, which was owned by Trump.
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Justin Credible, a DJ with the Los Angeles radio station Power 106, tweeted that the station would be boycotting Black's music.
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He rejected the notion of boycotting South Africa and in 1973, after years of negotiation, played in the South African Open.
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Any impact from advertisers boycotting YouTube over concerns that ads ran in inappropriate videos most likely won't impact the company's results.
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Palestinians are boycotting the event and Israeli government officials will not be there either, although an Israeli business delegation is expected.
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Natalie Portman, one of the most famous Jewish celebrities on the planet, just announced she was boycotting a major Israeli event.
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We encourage people to buy products containing sustainable palm oil, that are RSPO-certified, rather than boycotting palm oil products all together.
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With artists and comedians boycotting the event, the Super Bowl is the year's most troubled gig — aside from maybe the 2019 Oscars.
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The Times and other Israeli media also reported that Martellus Bennett was supposed to be on the trip and was also boycotting.
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It's why companies like Portfolium and Strive Talent are finding creative ways to showcase skills and are boycotting traditional experience-based resumés.
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Airbnb will hold off on implementing its new policy of boycotting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, the company announced today.
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Women in Poland are waging a nationwide strike boycotting school and jobs to protest the introduction of a total ban on abortion.
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"Qatar's emir should have accepted the fair demands (of the boycotting states) and attended the summit," Sheikh Khalid said in his tweet.
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He also backed Lyft (sorry Uber haters), as Saturday Night Live once pointed out in a Snapchat exclusive sketch on boycotting Trump.
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Trump's visit has not gone down well in all quarters, however, with the leaders of opposition political parties boycotting the state dinner.
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Black lawmakers certainly don't think he deserves that credit, and some plan to let him know that Tuesday by boycotting his speech.
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Activists were demonstrating at and boycotting Sunday's NFL game between the Carolina Panthers and the Minnesota Vikings in protest of Scott's death.
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" About the new online ads, Israeli officials said the aim was to "target those who are interested in learning about boycotting Israel.
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INTERNAL FEUDS With Palestinian leaders boycotting the Bahrain conference and Arab states backing their political demands, analysts are pessimistic about the gathering.
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But also, if there were any state in the union worth boycotting (in itself a questionable endeavor), it definitely wouldn't be Hawaii.
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She took the spotlight and was not the least bit contrite about boycotting the show for 2 days ... something she readily acknowledged.
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"The idea that these highly qualified nominees .. are being stalled because Democrats are boycotting the committee vote is outrageous," he told reporters.
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Venezuela's mainstream opposition is boycotting the election on the grounds it is rigged in favor of the 55-year-old socialist incumbent.
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Oliver's not going, but not because he's boycotting ... he essentially says the concept of the dinner is for reporters to feel important.
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It led a dozen states in boycotting a session in January with the first U.N. expert on anti-gay violence and discrimination.
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I think each person has to make the choice on their own, but I don't begrudge those who have said they're boycotting.
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When nationalism and food intersect, it can lead to absurd results like mass cheese burning, international kimchi squabbles, and boycotting tea cakes.
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Another surprising, and controversial, suggestion within effective altruism is that boycotting sweatshops in the developing world often does more harm than good.
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The Palestinians, who are boycotting the Trump administration, want the West Bank, east Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip for a future state.
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Other groups, especially the Islamist Justice and Spirituality party, and leftist organizations, are boycotting the elections because the monarchy retains most powers.
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This was a catalyst for the civil rights movement and African Americans began boycotting the buses for just over an entire year.
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It led to the Palestinian leadership boycotting Washington's peace efforts being led by Jared Kushner, Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law.
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Launching the plan will be difficult because of the Palestinians have been boycotting the White House since Trump's December 6th Jerusalem announcement.
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Within three hours, the restaurant had received so many negative comments, complaints and threats of boycotting that the pair deleted the post.
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Several years ago, an item about, say, Jennifer Aniston allegedly boycotting the country of Japan, required a short blog post at most.
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He tweaks them for boycotting the legislative council elections that Britain — then Palestine's mandatory power — held in 1923, while the Zionists participated.
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Boycotting the vote would have handed control of the country's financial capital and largest city back to the president and his party.
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What is most concerning is the view of boycotting members that there is no longer any value in listening to the president.
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The opposition is boycotting the talks, which it sees as a delaying tactic facilitated by a Kabila ally, Togolese diplomat Edem Kodjo.
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I wasn't boycotting it or anything, but it was just one of those movies that everybody else watched, and I never did.
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" The Indians' tweet of the announcement, carefully worded to avoid details, contains a minefield of angry replies: "Borderline boycotting season or not.
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The fact that his peers are boycotting his big day does suggest that the role in which he presented himself was phony.
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American athletes have talked about boycotting that event as a show of dissatisfaction with sports officials' handling of the Russian doping scandal.
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"Athletes around the world are concerned about this, and it's a last resort," he added, referring to the consideration of boycotting competitions.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The members of 20 organizations -- including one Jewish organization -- which advocate boycotting Israel will be banned from entering the country.
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Bahrain is one of four Arab countries that have been boycotting Qatar for over a year as part of a wider diplomatic dispute.
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With the main parties within the opposition Democratic Unity coalition boycotting next month's mayoral elections, another win looks likely at the local level.
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He was strengthened by the October vote and anticipates another win in mayoral elections set for December, which the opposition is mainly boycotting.
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Those already on board are boycotting retailers carrying the line, including Nordstrom, Macy's, Amazon, Lord & Taylor, Marshalls and Zappos until merchandise is removed.
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The other thing, too, is I'm skeptical as far as the word downfall, just because they have ... People aren't boycotting Uber en mass.
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Despite this, the translated comment has sparked fresh outrage on Weibo, where people are boycotting the airline and cutting up their membership cards.
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Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti, who stars in The Salesman, announced on Saturday that she was boycotting the Oscars in response to Trump's ban.
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Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti, who stars in The Salesman, has already announced that she was boycotting the Oscars in response to Trump's ban.
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U.S. senators called for reactions ranging from boycotting an upcoming economic summit in Riyadh to ending support for Saudi military operations in Yemen.
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"Boycotting the speech of a 16-year old girl, what are they afraid of?" junior environment minister Brune Poirson told Le Parisien newspaper.
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He's up for a Best Supporting Actor award at the Oscars, but Sylvester Stallone said at one point he considered boycotting the Feb.
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Students made a spiffy video, and when I declined, I hear there was speculation that I was boycotting campus until Antonio's pizza reopened.
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On January 15th her government infuriated other EU members by boycotting the Middle East peace conference in Paris to curry Mr Trump's favour.
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Upon the announcement of the varying price tiers, a number of users said that they were boycotting the app because of age discrimination.
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It's that he rejects the notion that a fair election is even possible with him on the ticket, and announces he's boycotting it.
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Kara suggested Israel's plan to block Al Jazeera was inspired by similar moves in Arab countries that are boycotting its main backer, Qatar.
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In a Realmeter survey on Wednesday about 55% of respondents said they were boycotting Japanese products, up 6.6% points from a week earlier.
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Those comments came as representatives for the four nations boycotting Qatar appeared willing to relax their strict demands slightly on the isolated state.
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Those Games were held in Los Angeles, and the United States dominated women's distance swimming, particularly with Eastern Bloc nations boycotting the event.
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But companies like DoorDash still have not bowed to public pressure, even as workers are now boycotting companies that employ such tipping practices.
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As part of the backlash against Rocky's detention, fellow rappers Tyler the Creator and SchoolBoy Q say they're boycotting Sweden in future tours.
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The feud has since caused multiple headaches for Fox News, with Trump boycotting its debate last January after Kelly's selection as a moderator.
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Polling guru Nate Silver suggests that boycotting Carlson will lead to ever more boycotts culminating in a blander media landscape: Jack is right.
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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin tweeted on April 26 that he is boycotting Consensus this year partly because of the high ticket price.
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Although we deeply respect the author's reason for boycotting, we lost out on much needed revenue through book sales tied to his appearance.
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So instead of boycotting an event and wasting time writing blogs about why it's unfair, invest in us, the working filmmakers of color.
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The Palestinian leadership is boycotting the White House for 5 months now and President Abbas publicly attacked different U.S. officials, including Trump himself.
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As you know, Adam Levine and Maroon 5, along with their guest stars, took a lot of flak from people boycotting the NFL.
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What message do you have for Canadians who are boycotting American products and travel to the United States because of Mr. Trump's policies?
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Trump's decision to insult Lewis on Twitter — as "all talk" and "no action" — turned a trickle of boycotting House Democrats into a flood.
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It is true that both Omar and Tlaib have been supportive of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement aimed at boycotting Israel.
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The Gulf countries boycotting Qatar over its alleged support for terrorism were still awaiting a response to their demands via mediator Kuwait. 7.
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But Mr. Trump pulled the plug on the celebration on Monday night after receiving word that all but a few players were boycotting.
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Apart from the virus, South Korea has been boycotting Japanese goods and services since a trade dispute erupted between the neighbours last year.
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"Unless something changes very fast, we are going to start boycotting individual studios this year and calling executives out by name," he said.
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Republicans are said to be out of the state and boycotting the rest of the session, according to Senate Republican spokeswoman Kate Gillem.
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Weeks after the hack, an online campaign emerged in Saudi Arabia that called for boycotting Amazon because of Bezos' ownership of the Post.
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Black residents were boycotting the city buses, a protest sparked nine months before when Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat.
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Fast Retailing also faces challenges stemming from Tokyo's ongoing trade dispute with Seoul, which has resulted in South Korean consumers boycotting Japanese products.
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At first, Gondelman and Sandoe considered boycotting the Super Bowl, despite the Patriots' placement in the game because of the ties to Trump.
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They have been boycotting the administration since Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy in 2017 to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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Waters, whose name recognition has skyrocketed in the past year for her no-holds-barred criticism of Trump, is boycotting the president's speech.
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This is why we have decided not to participate in the Sochi conference and are boycotting it and will be returning to Ankara.
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Last Tuesday, the Trump administration borrowed from the despot playbook by boycotting hearings in Washington before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies say they are boycotting the country rather than blockading it, but Qatar says its neighbors' actions are unjustified.
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Arthur: And speaking of inauguration entertainment, everyone seems to be talking about the fact that so-called A-list celebrities are boycotting it.
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Second, the article does not mention that there have been thousands of young Jews boycotting Birthright for the past 15 years, myself included.
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So many brands are still getting it wrong, and the consequences are real — public boycotting, massive fines, fired CEOs and falling stock prices.
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Opposition parties were boycotting the elections, charging the government won an election in 2017 by buying votes with the help of criminal gangs.
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While being honored at a pre-Grammy party this year, the rapper took a step back from boycotting to share his opinions on recognition.
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If you're furiously boycotting Ivanka Trump and are in desperate need of a new source for "lifestyle inspiration," we have good news for you.
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"My take is that boycotting sales won't make a dent in projects of this magnitude," said Overkill (The Walking Dead) systems designer Miodrag Kovachevic.
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Boycotting that fake and dangerous election means that we uphold our ideals by remaining loyal to our people and determined to rescue ... our motherland.
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Just before the 2016 Rio Olympics, which the team considered boycotting, defender Julie Johnston told Refinery29 that she supports her teammates' fight for equality.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo went one step further earlier this year, boycotting an international conference to raise money for the war-torn country.
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Iranian actress Taraneh Alidoosti, who stars in The Salesman, announced on Saturday that she is also boycotting the Oscars in response to Trump's ban.
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The history of Black people in particular boycotting and protesting decisions made on the "biggest night in music" is lengthy, and worth an exploration.
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Read these stories next:How Emma Became The Ultimate Hate-WatchSpencer Pratt Is Boycotting The Hills Special TonightBlue Ivy Is Your New Voice Of Reason
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Cyndi Lauper won't be following in Bruce Springsteen's footsteps and protesting North Carolina's passage of the HB2 law ... not by boycotting concerts there anyway.
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He's been boycotting his bottles at daycare this week (which I'm a little worried about), so I breastfeed him right when we get home.
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Italian confectionery firm Ferrero has taken a public stand in defense of an ingredient that some other food companies in the country are boycotting.
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Twenty-one percent of the public said they have made a purchase decision because of the president's election, either boycotting or buying a product.
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On Thursday, after 14 months of attempts then nearly two weeks of boycotting the women were granted what they'd asked for, according to CNN.
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"We are very happy that our brothers and sisters in blue are boycotting anyone who tarnishes the image of law enforcement," Frazier told CNN.
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Iowa City, Iowa (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign declared Tuesday that the Republican presidential front-runner is boycotting Thursday's GOP debate hosted by Fox News.
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So consider boycotting your disposable razor habit all together—because #saveourplanet is a way cooler hashtag to base your purchasing decisions on than #notallmen.
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Bel belongs to a very small list of artists who are boycotting air travel in response to the ever-growing threat of climate change.
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Boycotting this entire process, as they did in the GOP Obamacare replacement process, would be madness because infrastructure plans are working class jobs programs.
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Why it matters: Boycotting the FIFA World Cup in Moscow this June is arguably the most powerful symbolic retaliation Britain could take against Russia.
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It's not only women getting involved, though; some men have also said they are boycotting Twitter for 24 hours in solidarity with the cause.
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There have been calls for boycotting the airline over its allowing the man to stay on the flight and forcing his victim to move.
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Furthermore, because many of these students come from precarious financial situations at home, they don't have the luxury of boycotting or going on strike.
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ITALY'S NEW ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS "THERE WILL BE NO MORE CLASHES WITH THE EU, SLOGANS ON SOCIAL NETWORKS OR BOYCOTTING OF NEGOTIATING TABLES" - NEWSPAPER
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From Sunday until Tuesday, the number of boycotting House Democrats had more than doubled from 19 to 40, before increasing to 60 by Wednesday.
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Let's suppose everyone's boycotting football would lead to swift changes to make the game much safer or even bring the sport to an end.
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One transgender group boycotting the event said attacks on transgender sex workers had increased since the launch and complained they had not bee consulted.
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"It is about boycotting marriage, men, sex and relationships," Jung, a teacher, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview in the capital Seoul.
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Many Chinese tourists are boycotting South Korea in response to its deployment of an antimissile system that China considers a threat to its security.
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They wanted to do something, hence the protests, but also deleting and boycotting Uber felt satisfying to many, like they were taking a stand.
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In an irony that was surely lost on them, these champions of tolerance and inclusivity responded by demonizing Trump supporters and boycotting their businesses.
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This isn't the first time the NFL missed an opportunity to mend the rift with longtime fans boycotting over the perpetual kneeling and disrespect.
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Academic groups, artists, churches and companies from many countries are boycotting or divesting from Israel, or from the occupied territories in the West Bank.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, said she's boycotting the speech, as she did for Trump's inauguration.
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The countries boycotting Qatar could discourage companies like Exxon Mobil — which has important relationships throughout the region — from investing in Qatar's expanded liquefaction operations.
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After all, we're in a time when many people are boycotting companies that sell Trump family products (#grabyourwallet) or have monetary ties to the administration.
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Distrust of the US runs high among Palestinian leaders, who are boycotting the conference, charging that Trump administration policies show a clear bias toward Israel.
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Representative Chellie Pingree of Maine, one of the members of Congress boycotting President Trump's Inauguration, meanwhile, decided to visit a Planned Parenthood health center instead.
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Egypt said on Sunday that foreign ministers from the four boycotting countries would meet in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss Qatar, without providing further details.
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First, the retailer's heiress was found to have donated excessive amounts of cash money to the Trump campaign, which lead to shoppers boycotting the brand.
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In January, Dash said on Fox News that boycotting the Oscars was "ludicrous" and that Black History Month should be abolished because it encourages segregation.
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And while entertainers and major companies are protesting through boycotting operations, Late Show host Stephen Colbert is taking an alternative approach to addressing the bill.
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Beto O'Rourke -- the congressman who went viral defending NFL kneelers -- says he's totally fine with people boycotting Nike ... because it's another form of nonviolent protest.
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" While King contends there's "a lot of work to do in Hollywood," she still isn't sure "boycotting is the right way to send the message.
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They have been a leading force for keeping "hipster businesses" out of the Boyle Heights and boycotting those that managed to make their way in.
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Boycotting their observant Muslim families, the two stuff their faces with every barbecue pork product under the sun, and give new meaning to family bonding.
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Vela told CNN he doesn't expect Democrats to vote "present" during the vote for Speaker in January, essentially boycotting the vote if Pelosi were nominated.
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Filmmaker Spike Lee, rapper T.I. and others are boycotting fashion designers Prada and Gucci after both companies were accused of racism with products resembling blackface.
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Multiple corporations, including airlines, insurance groups and car rental companies, have cut ties with the NRA in response to threats of consumers boycotting the companies.
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Tennis umpires are reportedly considering boycotting matches involving Serena Williams after the athlete's controversial loss in the women's final of the U.S. Open on Saturday.
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The famed musician called the disputed play "one of the most disgraceful no-calls I have ever seen" and said he's boycotting the Super Bowl.
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Equinox members—alongside SoulCycle, PureYoga and Blink Gym devotees—are boycotting the upscale gym because of chairman Stephen Ross' $250,000 fundraiser for President Donald Trump.
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State price control agency Sundde said in a press statement that the people had been charged with price speculation, boycotting, destabilizing the economy, and smuggling.
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She went on to become a successful author, and the movement calls for boycotting publishers and distributors of her books ... east until she shows contrition.
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Regardless, the slideshow ahead features cute shorts (I'm officially boycotting denim cutoffs), expensive bags, a fancy beach towel, and a new fashion fascination of mine.
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"Boycotting Amazon is not enough," said Maritza Silva-Farrell, executive director of New York-based labor and community organization ALIGN, as reported by The Guardian.
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In 2008, after boycotting his trial, Mr. Bahlul was convicted by a military commission on several charges, including conspiracy, and sentenced to life in prison.
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Kisumu is the heartland of support for Odinga, who is boycotting Thursday's vote because he said the election board has failed to push through reforms.
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Another effect of Trump's aggressive stance is that some Mexicans have begun prioritizing locally made products while boycotting American businesses like Walmart, Starbucks and McDonalds.
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"The 'Boycott Dolce & Gabbana' T-shirt they created completely makes a mockery of what 'boycotting' is," Raury told GQ in an interview earlier this week.
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Mr. Hunt, for his part, lashed out at Mr. Khan and other Labour Party leaders for boycotting Mr. Trump's visit and leading protests against him.
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That explains why many Arabs are boycotting, with reasons ranging from racism and discrimination to lack of faith in both Arab parties and Israel's democracy.
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Lil Rel Howery has a question for all the people boycotting Nike over the Colin Kaepernick ad -- where were you during the Nike sweatshop scandals?!?!
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Canada has since stepped up pressure on the organisers by boycotting the Games, while Australia told its athletes to prepare for an Olympics next year.
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The PA also has intelligence cooperation agreements with the CIA, which continued even after the Palestinians began boycotting the Trump administration's peace efforts in 2017.
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Mr Maduro said that 55 lawmakers from his United Socialist Party would take their seats in the national assembly after boycotting it for three years.
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But the trouble with boycotting the elections is that it opens the doors of the Parliament for the most conservative wing of the political system.
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For one thing, most of the advertisers boycotting O'Reilly are not abandoning Fox News altogether, but are moving their ads to other Fox News shows.
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If Trump's opponents behave as clownishly as he does — like the congressmen who are narcissistically boycotting the inaugural — the whole government will get further delegitimized.
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"The group One Million Moms is boycotting the Hallmark Channel for airing a commercial featuring a same-sex couple getting married and kissing," he said.
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Pop-punk band Blink-182 announced that it was boycotting FedEx after the company said it wouldn't cut ties with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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I suggest boycotting certain news sources and trying to get case law brought about so there are CONSEQUENCES for publishing illegally leaked and false news.
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While the A.U.D.L. is open to both men and women, the boycotting group felt a smattering of women in a largely men's league wasn't enough.
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A Reuters straw poll of Chinese consumers found nearly one in three want to stop buying U.S. products now and some are already boycotting them.
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As the video went viral, Cincinnati businesses, led by a local bar named the Holy Grail, began boycotting Effen as an F-you to the rapper.
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His opponent, Raila Odinga, is boycotting the repeat, arguing that it should not be held until wide-ranging reforms are adopted to prevent another failed vote.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), is a supporter of the BDS movement that advocates boycotting Israel as part of a larger strategy to delegitimize the Israeli government.
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South Korea has responded by removing Japan from its own trade white list, and South Korean consumers are boycotting Japanese products and avoiding travel to Japan.
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With over 233 House Democrats actively boycotting — as opposed to quietly not showing up — the protest is their largest of a presidential inauguration in recent memory.
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The belief, promoted by some celebrities like the television personality Jenny McCarthy, who says her son has autism, spurred many parents to begin boycotting traditional vaccines.
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The presumptive Republican nominee has also clashed with some of Silicon Valley's biggest companies, including Facebook, Amazon and Apple, the last of which he suggested boycotting.
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A rebellious time: The world's best player, Norway's Ada Hegerberg, is boycotting the tournament over frustrations with how the Norwegian soccer federation treats its women's players.
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China, which accounts for one-fourth of South Korea's external trade, could retaliate by boycotting South Korean exports and discouraging visits by Chinese tourists, he warned.
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Slim, when asked about boycotting at his news conference, said it wasn't a good idea to turn on U.S. companies, which are creating jobs in Mexico.
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Shareef O'Neal -- Shaq's son -- revealed he did not make the prestigious McDonald's All-American Game ... and now one NBA star is boycotting nuggets as a result.
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Hill said that a more powerful protest than Cowboys players Dez Bryant and Dak Prescott personally boycotting would be to stop watching and buying Cowboys merchandise.
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The Palestinians, who are boycotting the event, have refused to talk to the Trump administration since it recognized Jerusalem as the Israeli capital in late 2017.
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But with opposition members boycotting the session, only 39 of 85 MPs were present, and the vote was canceled and an "extraordinary sitting" scheduled for Tuesday.
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But not everyone is on board with the country's historic moment, as officials from the United Kingdom are boycotting Russia hosting the month-long event. Why?
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" The laughs that greeted such barbs were braced by relief that seemed to pervade the entire auditorium, especially when Rock added, "It's not about boycotting anything.
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Celebrities, from actor George Clooney to singer Elton John, have galvanized support, with protesters boycotting the Dorchester Collection of hotels, owned by the Brunei Investment Agency.
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Celebrities, from actor George Clooney to singer Elton John, have galvanised support, with protesters boycotting the Dorchester Collection of hotels, owned by the Brunei Investment Agency.
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Those boycotting Wednesday's ballot included several parties that Russia has recognized as legitimate opposition groups, such as the party of the former finance minister, Kadri Jamil.
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The criticism comes as more than 50 Democratic lawmakers plan on boycotting Trump's inauguration, including dozens after he hit Lewis, according to The Hill's whip list.
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.) and Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) began boycotting moments of silence after the Orlando shooting last year and did so again on Monday.
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Feminists in France are boycotting Starbucks because the company allegedly had a sign in one of its Saudi Arabia locations that banned women from its store.
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No to Japanese holidays, beers, or moviesJayeon is one of many thousands of Koreans around the country who have been boycotting all things Japanese since July.
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"I don't think we think that boycotting that network is a way to gain political advantage with voters," said Tad Devine, Mr. Sanders's senior campaign adviser.
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What's next: Park has been boycotting her court trials, dismissing them as "political retaliation," and it remains to be seen whether she will appeal the ruling.
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In boycotting North Carolina, the ACC followed the lead of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), which had made a similar decision a few days earlier.
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Governments do not win elections during periods of hyperinflation — except when, as in Zimbabwe in 2008, the opposition makes the fatal mistake of boycotting the vote.
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Boycotting settlement-made goods, which is, in effect, what I'm doing, is a way of reconciling my attachment to Israel with my problems with its policies.
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And they're displaying their anger by boycotting Japanese beer and clothing brands (Uniqlo is very popular in the country), as well as travel to the country.
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Sierra Leone's top club teams responded to Johansen's presidency by boycotting matches in the country's top league, which was soon embroiled in a match-fixing scandal.
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This week, Democrats have taken a different tack by boycotting confirmation hearings for Trump's nominees for Treasury, Health and Human Services, and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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In 2017, Israel's parliament passed a law requiring the interior minister to block foreign nationals from entering Israel if they have supported boycotting the Jewish state.
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" DEMANDS Hong Kong school and university students were boycotting classes and holding rallies for a second straight day, calling for what protesters call their "five demands.
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" On Friday, Gabbard tweeted that she is "seriously considering boycotting October 15 debate to bring attention to DNC/corporate media's effort to rig the 2020 primary.
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The Palestinians are boycotting a peace initiative by U.S. President Donald Trump, and Netanyahu has repeated pledges to annex Israel's settlements in the occupied West Bank.
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Trump called for fans to demonstrate their own form of protest — by boycotting NFL games unless the league fires players who kneel during the national anthem.
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"Many of us will be boycotting your address to delegates at Davos in protest against your divisive comments and continued failure to unequivocally apologize," Mohale wrote.
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"We took this extraordinary step because the minority took the extraordinary step of boycotting the meeting," said the environment committee's chairman, Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming.
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Customs and Trade Minister Bulent Tufenkci said Turkish exports to Qatar have tripled since the four Arab countries began boycotting the Gulf state earlier this month.
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Venezuela's larger formal opposition coalition is boycotting the May 20 presidential vote because many of its leading politicians are in jail, exiled or barred from standing.
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Also, Mexican citizens could retaliate by boycotting U.S. companies that operate in Mexico, such as Wal-Mart and Starbucks, as they are already attempting to do.
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Aside from boycotting the 1984 Games in Los Angeles and the 1988 Games in Seoul, the pariah state has participated in all Summer Games since 1972.
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Stocks dropped after the UAE, one of the boycotting nations, said Qatari fighter jets had intercepted an Emirati civilian aircraft during a routine flight to Bahrain.
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The country's small but vocal opposition called on supporters to vote against the changes instead of boycotting the polls like they did in the presidential election.
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"The world will win nothing for boycotting Israel but depriving itself of the talents of its inventiveness," Foreign Affairs minister Stephane Dion said during the debate.
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Bahrain, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the other countries boycotting Qatar in the dispute, have not consented to the court&aposs jurisdiction, though the UAE has, Doha said.
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So far, 6 Patriots players have said they're boycotting the victory trip, mostly due to political reasons -- and last week, White said he was on the fence.
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Donald Trump may be boycotting the NFL, but he should also probably stop watching cable news if he wants to avoid criticism for trashing players who protest.
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This has already played out between China and Canada: Chinese consumers were reportedly boycotting the Canada Goose brand due to the recent tension between the two countries.
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Even though Kim Kardashian West is still boycotting social media, new photos of her and North West have emerged, filling the Kimoji-shaped hole in our hearts.
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The Palestinian businessmen boycotting say the conference is a political farce based on an improbable equation: improving the Palestinian economy without addressing the Israeli occupation of it.
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The Free Produce Movement, led by Quaker abolitionists in the 21s through the Civil War, hinged on boycotting goods made by enslaved people, cotton key among them.
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Update November 7th, 6:36PM ET: This article was corrected to reflect that one Washington Post critic announced she was boycotting Disney films — not the whole publication.
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Umpires are reportedly considering boycotting Serena Williams' matches after she butted heads with chair umpire Carlos Ramos during the contentious U.S. Open women's singles final last weekend.
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The thing is, people like me boycotting Ivanka's brand won't have much of an impact because I wasn't an Ivanka Trump customer before her dad became president.
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Netflix's Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos suggested that the streaming service is considering boycotting Georgia in light of the state's "fetal heartbeat" abortion ban, the NYT reports.
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Mr Falcón left the ruling socialist party in 2010 to join the opposition, which is boycotting the election and has booted him out for deciding to participate.
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The event was scheduled by the White House to clash with White House correspondents' dinner that Trump is boycotting in a mischievous swipe at the Beltway press.
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On January 143, the Studio brought nearly a 214 [sic] people to march on Washington DC. We are actively boycotting companies that support the current administration's policies.
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In addition to customers boycotting Ivanka Trump's clothing line, industry names like Tom Ford, Derek Lam, and Sophie Theallet have spoken out against dressing the First Family.
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The country is in the midst of a growing political crisis, with opposition parties refusing to take part in the general elections in June and boycotting parliament.
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Many South Koreans are boycotting Japanese products and services, from beer to clothes and travel, disrupting businesses already grappling with the worst economic conditions in a decade.
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Michael Irvin says it's a damn shame some Eagles are boycotting Trump's White House ... and hopes the time-honored tradition can continue once POTUS is outta office.
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On Tuesday, Senate Democrats blocked committee votes on Steve Mnuchin and Tom Price by boycotting them—for a vote to take place, one Democrat must be present.
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The ad has been harshly criticized by the president and other critics of the protests, many of whom are boycotting the company and destroying their Nike products.
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In 2017, Hannah Lownsbrough argued that boycotting Uber wouldn't rein in the company's worst abuses, including how it treats its workers, who as contractors receive no benefits.
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Speaking at an anti-terrorism event in Tehran, Rouhani claimed that "boycotting Iran undermines our ability to fight drugs and terrorism," according to Iran's Tasnim News Agency.
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In fact, the boycott was not against the brand, but rather against those boycotting the brand for enthusiastically promoting that Melania Trump is a Dolce & Gabbana customer.
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One of the new Defending Main Street mailers points to the foundation's donation to groups that support boycotting Israeli goods — a movement called Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS).
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Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee took a similar strategy Tuesday, boycotting a meeting to consider Treasury secretary nominee Steve Mnuchin and Education secretary nominee Betsy DeVos.
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Musician Willie Nelson said Tuesday that he's not bothered by the fact that many of his fans are boycotting him because he's headlining a rally for Rep.
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"Even though personally I want to do something in support of the suffering of our contemporary history, boycotting can't be a wise idea in the long term."
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If a filmmaker declares support for boycotting Israel, will the state deny her production company access to shoot at the new state-funded production center near Syracuse?
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Several athletes are boycotting the Rio Games out of fears of contracting the Zika virus, and now people are complaining that golf is not a real sport.
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Here's an explainer of the history of the SOTU; here's the growing list of Democratic lawmakers boycotting the event; here's how to watch on TV and online.
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In some respects the boycotting House Democrats are parroting the behavior of the Tea Party in helping to create an environment of strict partisanship and government paralysis.
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In 2013, Shawn Jabarin, the director of the Palestinian NGO Al-Haq, visited France, where he lectured for several organizations and granted interviews about boycotting Israeli goods.
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History says yes, he could, although not showing up to a primary debate is much different than boycotting a general election debate with Election Day in sight.
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Several Democratic lawmakers, including Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ayanna S. Pressley of Massachusetts, were not in attendance after announcing they were boycotting it.
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State price control agency Sundde said in a Twitter post that two citizens had been arrested and charged with price speculation, boycotting, destabilizing the economy, and smuggling.
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Opposition to the government among parliamentary blocs who have begun boycotting legislative meetings is already brewing, adding pressure on Abdul Mahdi and his cabinet to step down.
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Players are boycotting games like World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and Hearthstone after a user was punished for supporting pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong during a tournament.
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In the lawsuit filed in a Manhattan federal court, the funds accused the banks of boycotting start-up lending platforms by threatening and intimidating their potential clients.
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A number of celebrities, including Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, Spike Lee, and director Michael Moore, have said they're either boycotting or refusing to watch the Feb.
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The boycotting nations set 13 demands, including closing Al Jazeera television, shuttering a Turkish military base, downgrading ties with Iran and cutting links to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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The four boycotting states have issued an ultimatum that Qatar meet a list of demands, including closing Al Jazeera television and reducing ties with regional foe Iran.
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On Thursday, Republicans and Democrats came together to vote for HB142, just before the deadline it had been given by the NCAA, which is boycotting the state.
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The A.C.L.U. has challenged laws similar to the one in Texas, which required people to certify that they were not boycotting Israel, in Kansas, Arkansas and Arizona.
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Consensus tickets range from $1,499 to $2,999; Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin tweeted that the hefty price tag is one of the reasons he's boycotting the event.
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In his speech, Maduro urged opponents not to be "cowards" and stand against him, saying they were only boycotting the vote because they were scared of losing.
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" The candidate is boycotting tonight's Fox News Republican candidates debate, after he failed in his effort to have Kelly removed as a moderator, claiming she is "biased.
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Important to note, neither Ed nor U2 was boycotting, it's just that St. Louis PD said it was too busy handling protests to do the usual concert security.
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In the past 24 hours they have blocked the Pake Shadi channel, a TV program in Iran, after the latter published a statement of boycotting the upcoming elections.
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The scandal has caused a stalemate in parliament, with opposition parties boycotting debate on the next fiscal year's budget, potentially delaying reforms to boost long-term economic growth.
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Trump said he wasn't boycotting the debate over Megyn Kelly, but because a Fox press release—reportedly written by Fox chief Roger Ailes himself—made fun of him.
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In comments to Qatar-based Al Jazeera, Qatar's transport and information minister said the boycotting countries had discriminated against Doha in violation of an international agreement guaranteeing overflights.
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The backlash, however, has been fierce, with China boycotting the team and now large swaths of the NBA, which has put at risk the league's biggest foreign market.
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Venezuela's opposition is boycotting the vote, saying it is rigged in Maduro's favor and intended purely to keep the ruling Socialist Party in power despite its current unpopularity.
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Fox News is refusing to back down after Donald Trump announced he would be boycotting the Republican debate the network is hosting this Thursday in Des Moines, Iowa.
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The $3.76 billion is likely an underestimate, considering the AP was only able to use data that had specifically cited HB2 as a reason for boycotting the state.
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President-elect Trump asking Democrats who are boycotting the inauguration for their tickets gave me a real laugh and showed he may just have a sense of humor.
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Those in favor of boycotting the beautiful state were so pissed about Trump's second travel ban being shut down that they began cancelling their vacations and tweeting angrily.
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Chinese tourists are boycotting APA hotels in droves, one of Japan's largest hotel chains, after people discovered it had placed books denying the Nanjing massacre throughout its rooms.
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Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora says he will NOT join the team to visit Donald Trump on Thursday ... and several Red Sox players are boycotting with him.
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The last peace talks collapsed in 2014, in part over the issue of settlements, and Abbas is boycotting the Trump administration, accusing it of being biased toward Israel.
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Metro notes that a group of people are boycotting the church and all of its activities until it agrees to create a "fair and non-bias community centre."
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The upcoming election is likely to be a shoo-in for the incumbent given that his main — and long-term — political rival, Raila Odinga, is boycotting the race.
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After the decision was announced last year, the country's shooting federation suggested boycotting the Games which would not feature what has been a high-yielding discipline for India.
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In support of the push for accountability, and the networks and companies dropping accused predators, there's been a lot of talk about boycotting projects those predators profit from.
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With Trump boycotting the event over a disagreement with sponsor Fox News Channel, much of scrutiny fell on Cruz, who tussled with moderators and sniped repeatedly at Rubio.
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Progressive youngsters started boycotting Kizilkaya since the owner kicked out a number of Occupy Gezi protestors that were hiding in his shop from the police during a protest.
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A Venezuelan election is scheduled on Sunday that President Nicolás Maduro is almost certain to win because the main opposition is boycotting the vote, calling it a sham.
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Some of my fellow members in the opposition coalition have called for boycotting the election, claiming that misconduct by the regime makes a free and fair vote impossible.
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Gail: Anyhow, the place was so rigid it propelled me into a rebellion — lots of demonstrations for free speech and a boycotting of our ethics of journalism class.
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The vast majority of House Democrats who are boycotting also come from seats that Hillary Clinton won comfortably, according to numbers crunched by the Daily Kos's Stephen Wolf.
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Sirleaf; the 2011 election teetered on the brink of chaos, with the opposition boycotting the second round and a violent crackdown that killed one person and injured others.
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"I applaud Mayor de Blasio for boycotting the network and encourage other officials to do the same," he continued, referring to Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York.
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The opposition is boycotting the referendum an legislative elections, which it says will be a sham, and leading members have said they will prevent voting, without saying how.
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The opposition is boycotting the referendum an legislative elections, which it says will be a sham, and leading members have said they will prevent voting, without saying how.
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Trump on Sunday called for fans to demonstrate their own form of protest — by boycotting NFL games unless the league fires players who kneel during the national anthem.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE say they will inflict economic damage on the Republican senator's home state by boycotting Maine products and tourism.
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While the majority of Democrats still plan to go, the fact that even a handful are making a point of boycotting shows the depth of antipathy toward Trump.
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By allowing the gas trade with Israel, Amman has also shown that it prioritizes the prosperity of its citizens and refugees over the ideological tenet of boycotting Israel.
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A Reuters straw poll of Chinese consumers found nearly one in three want to stop buying U.S. products now and some are already boycotting made-in-America goods.
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Attending for that reason is honorable, but I give enormous credit to Mr. Lewis and others boycotting the inauguration for reminding us of something equally important: fair elections.
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He called for the public to join him in immediately boycotting nine hotels -- three in the UK, two in the US, two in France and two in Italy.
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In the past few years, scores of universities, pension funds, churches, and unions in the US, Europe, and elsewhere have supported BDS by boycotting Israeli goods and investments.
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Qatar has sent complaints to the International Civil Aviation Organization, a U.N. body, about the boycotting countries closing off their airspace, as well as violating the country&aposs airspace.
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In response to the ban, thousands of academics abroad have signed an online petition boycotting academic conferences in the U.S. Some conferences are being pressured to relocate outside America.
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While a small number of activists have condemned Ernst & Young for its work with the agency, the firm has yet to become the target of a concentrated boycotting effort.
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Equinox and SoulCycle customers are boycotting the high-end gyms and studios after learning that owner Stephen Ross plans to host a fundraiser for President Donald Trump's reelection campaign.
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A number of the boycotting lawmakers are members of the Congressional Black Caucus, a group that expressed outrage over the president's alleged "shithole" remark about African nations and Haiti.
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Palestinians are boycotting Washington's peace efforts after Trump broke with long-standing U.S. policy by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moving the American Embassy to the contested city.
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"I always support the take-a-knee movement, but I also never said that I was boycotting the NFL or that other artists should boycott the NFL," he says.
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According to a series of tweets, Famous in Love star Bella Thorne is boycotting the Teen Choice Awards, despite having received multiple nods going into the August 12 ceremony.
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If the government looks likely to lose an "opposition day debate", which has no binding effect but expresses the will of Parliament, it has taken to boycotting the motion.
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Why it matters: The U.S. is trying to get countries to attend, while the Palestinians — who are boycotting the conference — are trying to convince countries not to show up.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's repeat presidential poll was free and fair, the election commission said on Monday, despite opposition complaints over the vote that led to it boycotting the process.
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Peace talks have been frozen since 2014, and Palestinian leaders have been boycotting high-level talks with U.S. officials for months, complaining that the Trump is biased toward Israel.
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Rachline, who joined the FN aged 14, does not shy away from controversy and staunchly defends some of the moves for which critics attack him — including boycotting local journalists.
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Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), who is boycotting Donald Trump's inauguration, thinks there will be a huge crowd attending a march protesting the president-elect's policies the next day.
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HIAS, a refugee advocacy group formerly known as the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, said it would be boycotting the event because Trump "regularly attacked refugees" on the campaign trail.
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A North Carolina law requiring trans people to use bathrooms matching their birth sex was repealed in 2017 after a year, following businesses and sports leagues boycotting the state.
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" The onetime Tony nominee says that while she believes "everything that everyone has been saying is valid," she ultimately doesn't feel like boycotting the annual awards is "worth it.
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And the gay community, it's the first time they actually rose up publicly and started boycotting orange juice and would pour it out at bars and stuff like that.
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The text was "a product of the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) from A to Z," its envoy said after boycotting the debate.
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Democrats tried to block the committee vote for a second day by boycotting the meeting, but Republicans changed the rules that had required Democrats to be present for quorum.
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Stacey Dash, who starred in Clueless and is now a Fox News contributor, had an interesting response to the Academy's nominations and the actors who've proposed boycotting the ceremony.
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" Trump's tweets were in response to Lewis telling NBC News that he was boycotting Trump's inauguration and does not view the Republican reality-TV star as a "legitimate president.
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Boycotting specific credit cards may be an effective way to force card networks to change their interchange fees but, since other retailers haven't followed Kroger's lead, it could backfire.
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Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of J Street, stopped short of calling for boycotting the AIPAC conference but urged Democrats who attend to speak out against Netanyahu's right-wing policies.
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Boycotting U.S.-made Harleys would penalize the American workers producing the bikes in the U.S. Instead, focus on the real issue: making it less economical to move production overseas.
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Reporters had asked him to release a list of names of organizations he had donated to after hosting a fundraiser in January while simultaneously boycotting a FOX News debate.
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This is the kind of conversation that is beyond just boycotting problematic artists on a personal level, but is worth figuring out what that means for music's larger ecosystem.
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By this time, Odeleye had decided that although a court may not convict Kelly, people could still support the women who came forward with allegations by boycotting his music.
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In Montenegro, both pro-Western and anti-Western opposition parties are boycotting the parliament following a recent vote in which they say people were intimidated to back the government.
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Democrats took the one path remaining to ensure a full, fair and transparent vetting of Pruitt's record: successfully boycotting a committee meeting and forcing a postponement in Pruitt's vote.
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A comprehensive Brookings study of 171 cases of boycotting around the world found that 96 percent of the time, the movements promoting the boycotts did not see positive results.
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Read more: Here are all the lawmakers boycotting Trump's State of the Union At least nine lawmakers will bring sexual assault survivors and women's rights advocates as guests. Rep.
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Ilhan Omar, had planned to visit Israel and the Palestinian territories this month, but the Israeli government banned them over their support for boycotting and divesting from the nation.
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Boycotting Venezuelan oil or oil-related businesses would precipitate a humanitarian crisis; leaving Mr. Maduro to his ways could lead to the radicalization of his opponents and uncontrolled violence.
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Olympians and other top stars are boycotting the N.W.H.L. this season, but that has made the league more accessible for those who thought pro hockey was not an option.
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"I have great respect for Tulsi for saying such inconvenient truth," Ms. Williamson posted on Twitter last week, after Ms. Gabbard first raised the idea of boycotting the debate.
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The opposition is boycotting the referendum and simultaneous legislative elections, which it says will be a sham, and leading members have said they will prevent voting, without saying how.
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The move came after the U.N. Universal Postal Union held a meeting with postal representatives from Qatar and the four boycotting nations at UPU headquarters in Switzerland on Jan.
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Palestinians are boycotting Washington's peace efforts after Trump broke with long-standing U.S. policy by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moved the American Embassy to the contested city.
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She has clashed with the Democratic Party's leadership and criticized the debate qualification criteria, and previously raised the possibility of boycotting a debate in October before deciding to participate.
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Roma supporters who occupy the Curva Sud (south curve) at the Stadio Olimpico are boycotting games in protest against new security measures they say are destroying their fan culture.
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If not, fresh sanctions could be imposed - Saudi Arabia's Okaz newspaper reported that boycotting countries would ask international companies to choose between doing business with them or with Qatar.
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Bruce Springsteen, Pepsi, Whole Foods, Salesforce and others announced that they were boycotting North Carolina after Governor Pat McCory signed HB2 – also known as the bathroom bill – in April.
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Artists have a long history of political protest, from musicians boycotting places to the tradition of dissent in the theater, which stretches all the way back to ancient Greece.
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"Qatar's emir should have accepted the fair demands (of the boycotting states) and attended the summit," Bahraini Foreign Minister Sheikh Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa said in a tweet.
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Martellus Bennett, Devin McCourty, LeGarrette Blount and the rest of the Patriots boycotting their White House visit over Donald Trump are making a silly mistake ... so says Tony Gonzalez.
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The Islamic Republic immediately opened its airspace to Qatar Airways after the boycotting nations blocked its routes, as well as sent food and other goods into the capital of Doha.
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On Friday, Erdogan urged the three million or so people of Turkish background living in Germany to "teach a lesson" to Germany's main parties by boycotting them in the elections.
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Some 90,000 Iranians have returned to haj after boycotting last year amid a diplomatic rift between Tehran and Riyadh, which are both vying for power and influence in the region.
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The actress, who stars in the Oscar-nominated foreign language film The Salesman, said Thursday she is boycotting the awards show in response to the president's recent Iranian visa ban.
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South Korean consumers are boycotting Japanese products from beer to pens in protest over Japan's decision to impose restrictions on exports of key high-tech materials to its Asian neighbour.
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"I think it is entirely possible to combat this problem without advertisers boycotting the platform and causing a lot of people who live paycheck-to-paycheck to suffer," Williams said.
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Despite the fact the Palestinians have been boycotting the White House since Trump's embassy announcement, Trump sounded confident and said he they will come back to the table "100 percent".
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In 2014 a group of artists successfully pressured the Biennale of Sydney to end its sponsorship agreement with Transfield — a company that runs offshore detention facilities — by boycotting the exhibition.
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After more than a year of bargaining over equal wages and developmental support went nowhere, Team USA announced they would be boycotting the Worlds on the eve of the tournament.
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Netflix, which brought a raft of A-listers last year, is boycotting Cannes due to French rules that would stop it streaming movies for three years after a cinema release.
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When Sheikh Hasina refused to give way to a caretaker government before the general election of 2014, the BNP played into her hands by boycotting the poll and encouraging violence.
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Neera Saxena, a pharmacist in Philadelphia, said in a DM that she had already been considering boycotting the platform but didn't think she would have an impact on her own.
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The new body is virtually guaranteed to be heavily pro-Maduro — the opposition outright rejects the legitimacy of Maduro's call for the assembly altogether and is boycotting polls on Sunday.
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The Westboro Baptist Church is just a bunch of "awful people" ... and Charles Barkley says he hopes they all get their asses kicked for boycotting an openly gay basketball player.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Montenegro have named Bosnian Faruk Hadzibegic as coach to replace Serb Ljubisa Tumbakovic who was sacked in June after boycotting the home qualifier with Kosovo for political reasons.
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Although the countries boycotting Qatar would not have a direct way of halting the World Cup, they are major powers in regional sport and could interfere with Qatar's wider plans.
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In Doha, the stock index may stay near January 2016 lows ahead of a meeting by the four Arab states which are boycotting it later in the day in Cairo.
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Venezuelan authorities temporarily took over Smurfit's local unit in the city of Valencia in August and arrested two managers on charges of price speculation, boycotting, destabilising the economy and smuggling.
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Also, 59 percent say they have taken some form of action in the past year, be it signing a petition or boycotting a company in response to its political views.
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And considering Visa's credit purchase volume for general purpose brands totaled $1.96 trillion in 2018, more than doubling Mastercard's credit purchase volume of $810 billion, boycotting Visa could prove costly.
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Minkyeong, a high-school art teacher in Jeju, told Business Insider that while she wasn't happy with Japan's actions, boycotting its goods and services would only harm South Korea more.
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It could go beyond tariffs and increase the cost of custom inspections, while China's citizens could end up boycotting U.S. products — as happened last year to South Korea's Lotte Group.
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Hill in a tweet said her followers should consider boycotting advertisers of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones after Jones threatened to bench any player who kneels during the national anthem.
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The American ambassador, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., is boycotting the St. Petersburg Forum over the detention of Michael Calvey, a Moscow-based American investment banker who was arrested in February.
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Should that happen, Netflix, which has productions in the state including the series "Stranger Things" and "Ozark," along with the coming film "Holidate," is suggesting it might consider boycotting, too.
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At least one leading politician from Hungary's ruling Fidesz party and conservative media outlets have called for boycotting Coke (KO) products or banning the company's "Love is Love" ad series.
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The trip's itinerary was in harmony with the women's political views: both support boycotting, divesting from and sanctioning (BDS) Israel to protest against and change the country's treatment of Palestinians.
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The Islamic Republic saw the lowest parliamentary election turnout in its history last week at 42.5%, with many Iranians openly boycotting the vote — an apparent rebuke to the regime's legitimacy.
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Arrivals from South Korea - which has been boycotting Japanese goods and services since a trade dispute erupted between the neighbors last year, plunged 59% year-on-year, the JNTO said.
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Ratings have been dropping since the season began, spurred by Trump's comments at a rally in which he suggested boycotting teams with players who don't stand for the national anthem.
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A number of celebrities and organizations that had announced they were boycotting the state since the law's passage one year ago had not commented on the repeal on social media.
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Then, when SodaStream set up shop in the Israeli Negev Desert, B.D.S. proponents urged boycotting the company because they see nowhere within modern Israel that was not once Arab land.
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The Soviet Union, as well as several Eastern bloc countries, with the notable exception of Romania, retaliated by boycotting the 1984 Olympic Summer Games, which were held in Los Angeles.
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Apple's logic, presumably, was that exploring ways to enhance regulation was the best way to thread the needle between taking the minerals with no questions asked and boycotting the mines.
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Russia is boycotting this year's competition, which takes place in the Ukrainian capital next week, after Ukraine barred Russia's entrant, Yulia Samoylova, because she had performed in Crimea without Ukraine's permission.
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"When people found out that Trump was still involved ... and was still receiving money from the show, then half the people [started] boycotting it" ... Arnold said in an interview with Empire.
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"Black oceans" are exactly what they sound like — the action of boycotting one or more groups by purposefully turning off your lightsticks, en masse, when the idols start performing on stage.
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When news of Bannon's impending attendance was circulated widely, British journalist Laurie Penny and activist Ally Fogg — both scheduled to discuss the #MeToo movement — tweeted that they'd be boycotting the event.
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Some customers took to social media to express their unhappiness with the company's stance and announced their plans to protest the move by boycotting or throwing out their New Balance shoes.
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The Palestinian leaders have already announced they're boycotting the Trump administration's economic summit later this month in Bahrain, even as other Arab countries who support the Palestinians have said they'll attend.
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RAMALLAH (Reuters) - Palestinian businessmen boycotting the Trump administration's Bahrain workshop designed to encourage investment in the territories say only a diplomatic path to statehood can end decades of conflict with Israel.
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Boycotting bottled water means you support the idea that public access to clean, safe water is not only a basic human right, but that it's a goddamn technological triumph worth protecting.
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Qatar said last year that products from the boycotting states would require new inspections because they could no longer pass through a shared customs regime as a result of the embargo.
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James Woods says Colin Kaepernick is a "dirtbag" -- and he's so pissed at the NFL for not punishing the QB over his national anthem protest he's boycotting the league ... FOR LIFE!!
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John Oliver thinks the reporters are missing the boat in a big way by boycotting the White House Correspondents' Dinner for 2 reasons ... it's unproductive, and the dinner itself is ridiculous.
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Not just voting, but voting and protest, voting and volunteering, voting and boycotting— the different aspects of what it means to be a constituent and how to hold your politicians accountable.
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But instead of tweeting that the Oscars were "The White BET Awards!" shouldn't Rock be boycotting his hosting duties if he doesn't want to appear complicit in Democrat-loving Hollywood racism?
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In a new paper, BlackRock, a big fund-management group, argues that there are more sophisticated approaches to greenery than boycotting oil and coal companies, or piling into wind-turbine manufacturers.
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An Iranian actress says she's boycotting the Oscars next month in protest of President Trump's plan to temporarily ban foreign nationals from some Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States.
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In August, under pressure from President Trump, Mr. Netanyahu's government barred two members of the United States Congress from entering Israel for an official visit, citing their support for boycotting Israel.
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"Rather than sitting here and boycotting something we love, we can use the backing of our global community to show that to brands and encourage them to do better," says Louise.
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Prominent former Blizzard employee Mark Kern is boycotting his old employer after it banned pro esports player Blitzchung, real name Chung Ng Wai, for voicing support for the Hong Kong protestors.
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But this shows how precarious social protest can be, especially when it involves boycotting bookstores, which are financially vulnerable, and often the best place in a community to discuss controversial ideas.
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While groups like Greenpeace and the World Wildlife Federation condemn the palm oil industry for its wanton environmental destruction, they don't advocate the boycotting of products containing it as the solution.
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Our tech writer Brian X. Chen notes that boycotting apps and developers who are unethical or mistreat their employees, or simply deleting the apps, sends powerful messages to the tech world.
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A right-wing coalition in Israel would likely oppose any proposed territorial concessions to the Palestinians, who are boycotting the Trump administration over what they see as its pro-Israel bias.
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"I am not personally boycotting any of the other companies, but it has made me view Elon Musk in a less positive light," Sean Muirhead, who also deleted Uber, told Recode.
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Disney's change of course came after a number of news outlets, including The New York Times and the A.V. Club, said they were boycotting advance screenings of Disney films in solidarity.
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Related: Hong Kong's demonstrators have started boycotting or vandalizing global businesses, including Starbucks and the video game company Activision Blizzard, that they perceive as being sympathetic toward the Chinese Communist Party.
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In Berlin, eight artists from Arabic-speaking countries are boycotting the Pop Kultur festival, saying they do not want to work with Israeli artists, who are also performing there, organizers said.
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"They are standing there and giving off the feeling that they want to catch the 'black shirts' and stop students from boycotting class," said Queena Tung, a 17-year-old student.
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Soon Ellison would head back home to Minneapolis—he had joined more than sixty other Democratic representatives, led by John Lewis, the iconic Georgia civil-rights leader, in boycotting the Inauguration.
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After Australia expelled two Russian diplomats on Tuesday, Bishop said that boycotting the June 14-July 15 tournament in Russia was among "a range" of other options available to the government.
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But independent monitors and members of the opposition say only between 2 million and 3 million people voted in total, with most people boycotting what they viewed as a rigged election.
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The boycotting nations set 13 demands for lifting the boycott, including closing Al Jazeera television, shuttering a Turkish military base, reducing ties with Iran and cutting links to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Trump and Senate Republicans have been emphatic that an FBI renewal of its background checks on Kavanaugh won't happen, saying an investigation by committee staff — which Democrats are boycotting — is sufficient.
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Other hip-hop artists, including Tyler The Creator, Lil Yachty, ScHoolboy Q and T.I. have all taken to social media to say they'll be boycotting the European nation on future tours.
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Obama was asked about his decision to commute Chelsea Manning's sentence, relations with Russia, Democrats boycotting the inauguration, and which issues could spur him to become actively engaged in politics again.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir reiterated in a press conference after the summit that Doha must meet the boycotting states' demands and that the dispute would not affect military cooperation.
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Schumer told CNN's Manu Raju that he "respects" the almost four dozen House Democrats who have said they are boycotting Trump's inauguration and did not say that anyone is obligated to attend.
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The Palestinian leadership has angered the White House by boycotting its peace efforts since President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moved the embassy there, reversing decades of U.S. policy.
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The comedian is boycotting JFL as a means of denouncing Rozon and the lack of action his corporation has taken in support of the women allegedly assaulted over a 30-year period.
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Boycotting specific companies that donated money to legislators who voted for the bill would be a much better use of collective strength than telling your friends they shouldn't visit Alabama at all.
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Another article, about boycotting companies that support Trump, was removed from social media by the owners and edited to remove a part pertaining to a beer company that was a potential sponsor.
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Kanye: Preemptively Boycotting the 2017 Grammys Because of Frank Ocean At an October concert in Oakland, California, Kanye's trademark mid-performance address/rant/stream of consciousness touched on Frank Ocean's recent Blonde.
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While the boycotting states have said the row is not a priority for them and that the GCC remains valid, Doha has said the dispute harms regional security by weakening the bloc.
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Turkey has backed Doha in its rift with four Arab states, which are boycotting the country over alleged support for terrorism, in what has become the worst Gulf Arab crisis in years.
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" Former Hillary Clinton campaign staffer Rob Flaherty called out former Bush press secretary Ari Fleischer: Fleischer: "The fact that some Ds won't shake his hand or are boycotting the speech is sickening.
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Angered by what they condemn as Washington's pro-Israel tilt and focus on economics rather than their push for an independent state, Palestinian officials are boycotting the "Peace to Prosperity" business workshop.
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Under the hashtag #BoycottWayfair, customers and businesses took to Twitter to announce they were canceling orders from the online home goods retailer, returning purchases and boycotting the retailer until the company apologizes.
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On Friday, the 26-year-old model revealed that she had lost more than 50,000 followers on Instagram after posting a day prior that she would be boycotting the "Ignition (Remix)" singer.
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In the week after the ruling, videos and pictures of nationalists boycotting U.S. food chains -- the ultimate U.S. symbol in their eyes -- have been posted on social media in several Chinese cities.
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The boycotting countries have previously told the WTO that they would cite national security to justify their actions against Qatar, using a controversial and almost unprecedented exemption allowed under the WTO rules.
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In comments to Qatar-based Al Jazeera television later on Monday, Qatar's transport and information minister said the boycotting countries had discriminated against Doha in violation of an international agreement guaranteeing overflights.
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Most Venezuelans are preoccupied with finding food amid a desperate economic crisis, and the mainstream opposition is boycotting the vote on grounds it is rigged in advance to assure Maduro's re-election.
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Immigrants—namely in Washington, Austin, and Philadelphia, among others—are planning to stay home Thursday, boycotting their jobs, businesses, and even refusing to send their children to school, the Washington Post reports.
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The hashtag #OscarsSoWhite has been making the rounds all day and some black actors and actresses, including Jada Pinkett Smith, husband Will Smith, and director Spike Lee, are all boycotting the event.
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Kelsey, age 26 from Baltimore, said that she's boycotting Prime Day because warehouse workers in Minnesota are doing a six-hour walkout on July 15 in order to resist high shipping quotas.
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Saudi Arabia has severed all land, sea and air links with Qatar, and Qatar Airlines has had to cancel or reroute some flights that usually use the airspace of the boycotting nations.
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Perhaps witnessing a gaggle of protestors and bulked up security on the way into the hotel made them less eager to face the press and answer questions about boycotting this year's ceremony.
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Her appearance comes as a surprise in light of her criticism of Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett Smith, among others, boycotting this year's Oscars due to the lack of diversity among nominees.
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The 19 bar associations boycotting the ceremony, including those for the cities of Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir, represent some 77% of lawyers registered in Turkey's 79 provincial bar associations as of Dec.
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It provoked the largest student strike in the nation's history, with 63 million students boycotting classes, and 700 colleges shut down — among them Kent State, after National Guardsmen killed four students there.
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JEJU, South Korea — South Koreans are demonstrating en masse, boycotting Japanese goods, and canceling their trips to Japan to strike a blow in an increasingly bitter trade war between the two nations.
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Tasked with caring for the family chickens, he appoints himself their spiritual guardian — baptizing them, rescuing them from harm, boycotting Sunday chicken dinners and presiding over funerals when the old hens die.
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"This is the first time that a distinguished concert artist has joined other entertainment personalities in boycotting Mississippi's capital since last year's racial demonstrations," an article in The New York Times said.
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The disagreement has been going on since 43 international players said in August that they would be boycotting the national team, citing economic and other factors they believed needed to be improved.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Local authorities and public-sector organisations in Britain are banned from boycotting Israeli suppliers under new government rules, and violators could face severe penalties, the British government said on Wednesday.
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He sold off the Nike inventory in his Colorado sports apparel and memorabilia store, Prime Time Sports, and made national news as the store owner boycotting the biggest name in sports merchandise.
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The hashtag #OscarsSoWhite has been making the rounds all day and some black actors and actresses, including Jada Pinkett Smith, husband Will Smith and director Spike Lee, are all boycotting the event.
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But boycotting one feature of a company that has its feelers in every nook and cranny of your online life isn't going to do much in the way of actually hurting Amazon.
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Washington (CNN)There was a dramatic scramble across Capitol Hill Wednesday morning as Republicans tried to get President Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees approved and Democrats tried to stand in their way, boycotting hearings.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - Even in boycotting a debate with his Republican rivals for the White House, front-runner Donald Trump managed to upstage the event on Thursday with a typical dramatic flourish.
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Shoppers are now boycotting her clothing and accessories line, Ivanka Trump Collection, and using the hashtag #grabyourwallet (a reference to her father's language in the "hot mic" tape) to make their protest known.
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Now they're starting to dip their toe in it and they're starting to see a positive reaction—both culturally, from people not boycotting or dismissing the film, and also at the box office.
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Washington (CNN)Dozens of Democratic lawmakers are boycotting President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, particularly after revelations of Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 election and his rebuke of civil rights icon John Lewis.
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Say, for example, that boycotting plastic results in a 20% drop in sales of one traditionally plastic-packaged soft drink and increases sales of another soda brand bottled in biodegradable plant-based plastic.
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Notaries, who handle the auctions, had been boycotting them due to safety concerns, but returned to work on Wednesday after the leftist-led government said it would improve the process and increase security.
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After taxis went on strike at JFK airport in New York in protest against the travel ban, Uber came under fire for not boycotting the airport, too, and the hashtag "#DeleteUber" went viral.
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Whether it's Dr. [Martin Luther] King getting large groups together and boycotting buses' or what's happened in Carolina with the NBA and other organizations pulling events to make it known what's going on.
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In 2017, conflict erupted at the University of California, Berkeley, when staff and students announced they would be boycotting a series of appearances from right-wing speakers, including Coulter, Yiannopoulos, and Mike Cernovich.
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The man behind the campaign, who declined to be named for fear of harassment, said he started the effort around two weeks ago with the intent of boycotting advertisers that appeared on Breitbart.
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South Koreans are boycotting Japanese products, from Asahi beer to Uniqlo clothing, in protest of Tokyo's decision in early July to set curbs on exports of key high-tech materials to its neighbour.
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The White House has been asking Egypt, Jordan and Morocco to announce their participation for several weeks now but they all stalled due to pressure from the Palestinians, who are boycotting the conference.
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Dave East is onboard with just about everyone else about getting A$AP Rocky the hell out of a Swedish jail, but when it comes to boycotting the country ... DE ain't doing it.
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"[Warehouse workers] striking and us boycotting in solidarity is meant to scare the incredibly wealthy leeches who while not actually producing the value of the company will reap all the reward," Morris said.
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Rock was responding to Smith's video last month in which she stated she was boycotting this year's Oscars, but Rock was quick to point out ... she wasn't close to getting nominated anyway. Damn.
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Google and Facebook must take responsibility and remove extremist content on their platforms, WPP CEO Martin Sorrell told CNBC on Friday, but he added that advertisers boycotting video service YouTube "doesn't make sense".
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The opposition agreed to return to parliament after boycotting it for three months, in order to pass a bill that would set up the agency to vet judges and weed out corrupt magistrates.
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A right-wing coalition in Israel would, however, likely object to any proposed territorial concessions to the Palestinians, who are boycotting the Trump administration over what they see as its pro-Israel bias.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Qatar's defense minister has signed a letter of intent to purchase 24 Typhoon jets from British defense group BAE Systems, in a move that could anger other Gulf countries boycotting Doha.
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Palestinians, who make up a third of Jerusalem's population, are mostly boycotting the election, as they have done for decades, in protest at Israel's occupation of East Jerusalem, seized in the 1967 war.
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As for the Arab Gulf, Saudi Arabia's problems with Lebanon are a sideshow compared to the de facto breakup of the Gulf Cooperation Council following Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates boycotting Qatar.
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It's unclear if the boycott will gain traction, or amount to anything—if a player is boycotting a paid game in their library, then publisher EA already has all the loot it needs.
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Ex-UFC star Tim Kennedy -- who's also a Green Beret -- says he's boycotting Nike in the wake of their Colin Kaepernick ad ... and says his special forces buddies feel the exact same way.
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Osaka ultimately won the match, but in the aftermath of the game, umpires talked about boycotting Williams' games, and retired tennis champion Martina Navratilova admonished her in a New York Times op-ed.
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" The organizers hope to achieve "a day of striking, marching, blocking roads, bridges, and squares, abstaining from domestic, care and sex work, boycotting, calling out misogynistic politicians and companies, striking in educational institutions.
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Kelly Ripa may be saber-rattling -- boycotting the show and even threatening to leave -- but sources connected with the production don't believe she's going anywhere, because of her paycheck and her spending habits.
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With President Trump initiating a trade war with Canada and launching verbal attacks on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Canadian citizens are boycotting U.S. products and trips to the States, reports CTV News.
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The legendary singer is being criticized for agreeing to take the gig in light of some fans boycotting the National Football League over its treatment of former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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Yet, a number of Palestinian leaders, and some in the enabling BDS movement (those who support the boycotting of, divesting from and sanctioning of Israel), are unequivocal in singling out Israel as illegitimate.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Four Arab countries boycotting Qatar are ready for dialogue to ease the dispute if Doha agrees to certain demands, Bahrain's foreign minister said on Sunday after a meeting with his counterparts.
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From protesting against deporting Dreamers to YouTubers basically boycotting a makeup brand because they aren't inclusive to all shades of skin, problems in our society are no longer just an at home discussion.
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At an Israeli military checkpoint separating Palestinian villages from the neighboring Israeli settlement of Givat Zeev, several Palestinian day laborers said President Mahmoud Abbas was hurting the local economy by boycotting the conference.
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Qatar would nevertheless still welcome the lifting of the trade and transport boycott which has hit national carrier Qatar Airways, companies with interests in boycotting states and demand from regional investors and banks.
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MOSCOW, July 20 (Reuters) - Russian Olympic Committee head Alexander Zhukov said on Wednesday Russia was categorically against boycotting the Rio Games and to do so would cause a split in the Olympic movement.
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Sports Briefing U.S.A. Hockey and representatives of the women's national team will meet Monday to discuss a wage dispute that could lead to the players' boycotting the coming world championship tournament in Michigan.
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Nasser Al Khater, chief executive of the 2022 World Cup, also promised that fans from Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Egypt, countries currently boycotting the Gulf state, would not be barred.
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Over the weekend, she drew attention by boycotting a criminal justice event at a historically black college in Columbia, S.C., after Trump was given an award and most students weren't allowed to participate.
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But a coalition of Democratic politicians and business leaders argue this is the wrong approach, saying boycotting would only deprive working-class people by taking away their jobs, according to the Washington Post.
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Products online commenters called for boycotting included Boeing planes, Apple products, U.S. soybeans and even American graduate schools, with others saying that they could repeat what Chinese shoppers had done to South Korea.
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Even though Maduro's approval rating is only around 26 percent, according to one recent poll, his re-election looks likely as Venezuela's opposition coalition is boycotting the vote on accusations it is rigged.
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Teed off by the the alleged disrespect shown him by Megyn Kelly and Roger Ailes, Donald Trump is boycotting the eighth Republican debate, holding his own counter-event to allegedly raise money for vets.
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Both Ocasio-Cortez and Pressley also commented on the topic of the president's State of the Union speech, though both of the lawmakers announced early on Tuesday that they would be boycotting the event.
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By boycotting the speech, walking out and not standing in response to things Trump said that any reasonable person would support – like arresting and deporting violent illegal immigrant lawbreakers – they cast themselves as ideologues.
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It was hard to see wearing black to the Globes as a promising act of protest, when the more obvious one would have been boycotting the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's sole yearly spectacle altogether.
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" Blumenauer announced that he would be boycotting the speech, but sending a Dreamer in his place "to remind Trump that these are real people with families and jobs, who are vital to our communities.
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Although more imaginative fans theorized that was Google's way of boycotting Apple, it seems more likely that it was just the latest in a string of issues with ad revenue and algorithms on YouTube.
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Though several members of Congress are boycotting Donald Trump's inauguration, plenty of famous faces are standing on the National Mall today to witness Trump's swearing-in as the 45th president of the United States.
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But in the absence of any positive response from the Saudi-led coalition which is boycotting Qatar, investors did not take the remarks as a sign that the dispute was moving closer to resolution.
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But when hundreds of major advertisers began suspending contracts with YouTube and Google in recent months, boycotting the massive video-sharing platform over concerns with such explicit content, things got a lot more real.
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But in the absence of any positive response from the Saudi-led coalition that is boycotting Qatar, investors did not take the remarks as a sign that the dispute was moving closer to resolution.
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" Chris Rock still hosting Oscars; monologue to tackle #OscarsSoWhite"Rock reportedly reworked his entire set of jokes when such figures as Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith announced they would be boycotting the ceremony.
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The 2016 Oscars are on Sunday, but the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been the subject of significant criticism for weeks, with some boycotting the event for lack of racial diversity.
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"Bosch" star Titus Welliver will NOT fly United after watching the video of a doctor getting dragged off one of its jets ... and the reason he's boycotting is the airline's justification for the incident.
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"The retaliatory options available to China include boycotting American goods, sharply devaluing the yuan, and selling off U.S. Treasury holdings," Xiao Minjie, senior economist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo, wrote in a note.
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An Upstate New York woman is boycotting a Mexican restaurant after the co-owner allegedly kicked her out for wearing clothing that supports a guy who called all Latinos "rapists," the New York Postreports.
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"I think it'll be entertaining," the former "Daily Show" host told TMZ Monday, when asked about journalists and news organizations boycotting the April 29 event because of President Trump's toxic relationship with the media.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The likelihood of India boycotting the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham due to the absence of shooting as a medal sport appears to be fading, a senior official said on Thursday.
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Opposition political leaders and government critics, including former President Hamid Karzai, are boycotting the assembly, accusing Ghani of using it as a platform to boost his status as a leader in an election year.
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The world's largest liquefied natural gas exporter quickly deployed its massive sovereign wealth fund, estimated to have about $320 billion of assets, to protect its banks and currency after the boycotting states withdrew deposits.
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Alqattan's inflammatory remarks caused an immediate outcry from social media users, many of whom called for others to join them in boycotting any brands known to have collaborative partnerships with the social media influencer.
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Harry Connick Jr. is so pissed off over that non-pass interference call at the end of the NFC championship game, he wrote a letter to Roger Goodell saying he's boycotting the Super Bowl.
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But a number of consumers don't want their money going to companies that burn down rainforests in countries like Indonesia or Brazil—and they're putting pressure on companies that do by boycotting their products.
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"Sabotaging IEBC (election board) or boycotting the elections will put Kenya in a constitutional crisis and likely on a path to unconstitutional change of government," IGAD said in a statement published in local newspapers.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is against boycotting next year's bobsleigh and skeleton world championships in Sochi in protest against Russian doping but is ready to step in and host the event should it be moved.
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Rather than the vigilantism and terrorism of the 1950s and '60s Klan, the councils relied on more middle-class methods of opposing civil rights: boycotting black-owned businesses and denying mortgages to black people.
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Instead of boycotting a rerun vote for mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem Imamoglu, the opposition candidate, and other opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have decided to work together to hand him a second defeat.
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Russian officials pointed to the 1,000-strong delegation that Mr. Xi is bringing to the forum as a sign of healthy relations at a time when the United States is officially boycotting the event.
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There has been an increase in deportations of foreign, pro-Palestinian activists since the parliament passed legislation in 2017 barring entry to people considered to have taken significant action to advocate for boycotting Israel.
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"Whether it's on liberal college campuses or in their Upper East Side gyms, the left has become obsessed with demonizing and boycotting anyone who disagrees with them," RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said in statement.
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On the one hand, we were not comfortable with the suggestion that we react to the events of the day by boycotting government agencies, especially in democratic societies governed by the rule of law.
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"None of our dealer checks would indicate that there was any fallout from the Trump comments this summer or that they felt that customers were boycotting their stores," Ms. Hendrix wrote in an email.
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The list of those boycotting the Puerto Rican Day Parade, over a decision by parade organizers to honor a Puerto Rican nationalist linked to terrorist acts, grew on Tuesday, with two more prominent defections.
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Maurice Kamto, the head of the opposition Cameroon Renaissance Movement (MRC), called on other opposition parties, as well as civil society and religious groups, to join MRC in boycotting the elections on Feb. 9.
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Arrivals from South Korea - which has been boycotting Japanese goods and services since a trade dispute ignited between the two countries last year, plunged 59% year-over-year, the Japan National Tourism Organization said.
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Arrivals from South Korea - which has been boycotting Japanese goods and services since a trade dispute ignited between the two countries last year, plunged 59% year-over-year, the Japan National Tourism Organization said.
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CBS White House correspondent Major Garrett wrote in a Sunday op-ed that media members boycotting the White House Correspondents' Association dinner would only "prove Trump right" that the media is biased against him.
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Some classmates who back the Palestinian cause view them as racist, and some activists have encouraged violations of academic freedom, from the heckling of pro-Israel speakers to the boycotting of Israeli academic institutions.
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Since the series aired, multiple news stories have followed: investigators are looking into the accusations; Lady Gaga and Chance the Rapper have apologized for collaborating with Mr. Kelly; and demonstrators are boycotting his music.
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"The U.S. will remain a key part of the Saudi economy because the interests that tie us are bigger than what is being weakened by the failed boycotting campaign of the conference," he said.
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Readers of this article are probably already boycotting Fox News on one level — statistically speaking, you're unlikely to watch it, aside from the viral clips you hate-watch online to get your blood pressure up.
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Thunberg was 803 when she launched a solitary protest last August by boycotting school every Friday and picketing in front of the Swedish Parliament to demand the country meet obligations under the Paris climate accords.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Burundi's main opposition grouping said it is boycotting peace talks that resumed on Tuesday in Tanzania, leaving little chance that the negotiations will end simmering political violence that has claimed hundreds of lives.
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Perhaps instead of boycotting Trump's inauguration, House and Senate members with knowledge of the Russian attack should've been on the floors of their respective chambers informing the public of the facts as they know them.
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The decision by Ali Gatrani could strengthen the Government of National Accord (GNA), coming days after a second boycotting member of the government's nine-member leadership, or Presidential Council, said he would resume his role.
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Through it all, numerous celebrities — from Will and Jada Pinkett Smith to Spike Lee and beyond — have spoken up about the controversy, citing their approval, or disapproval of the current calls for boycotting and improvement.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt will end visa-free entry for Qatari nationals with some exceptions, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said on Monday, the latest measure taken against Doha which Cairo and three Gulf governments are boycotting.
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The request comes two days after the boycotting countries delivered a list of 13 demands to Doha and told the government it has 10 days to comply in order to restore ties with its neighbors.
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Maybe if we started boycotting movies that aren't diverse enough in their casting and storyline, Hollywood would feel the hit at the box office and start producing more movies featuring strong more positive black characters.
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DUBAI, July 5 (Reuters) - Qatar's stock market index stayed near January 2016 lows early on Wednesday ahead of a meeting by the four Arab states which are boycotting it later in the day in Cairo.
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When Chernow gave the 'real' reason Trump and the White House were boycotting the event Shortly after taking the stage, Chernow cracked jokes about Trump's decision not to have any administration officials attend the dinner.
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More recently, in February, Mayweather went on a lavish spending spree at Gucci after several celebrities said they were boycotting the brand for selling a $900 balaclava knit top that people thought looked like blackface.
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The rouble rose 0.3 percent for a sixth straight day of gains, shrugging off fears of more Western sanctions and opposition calls for boycotting 2018 presidential elections after leader Alexei Navalny was barred from contesting.
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Members of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) announced Tuesday they are boycotting the Los Angeles Auto Show over several automakers' support for the Trump administration in a lawsuit with California over fuel economy standards.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Wednesday it would not penalize foreign banks boycotting an investment forum in a message of reassurance for a gathering overshadowed by a global outcry over slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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More than a dozen Russian news outlets, including three national newspapers, are boycotting the Russian parliament after the Ethics Committee declined to sanction Leonid Slutsky, chairman of the International Affairs Committee, for alleged sexual harassment.
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She declared that she was boycotting the Israeli news media and would not take any questions from Israeli reporters, though several were present and the website of the liberal Haaretz newspaper live-streamed the event.
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At the same time his top propagandist on state television, Dmitry Kiselyov, was feeding the outlandish story that Britain poisoned Mr. Skripal to create a pretext for boycotting the 2018 World Cup tournament in Russia.
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Israel is still officially boycotting the Freedom Party, but Hofer, in the final days of the election, said that he had been to Israel, and he's been to the Israeli parliament, on an official visit.
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