The goal is to call into question the election itself.
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"I think you have to call into question," Bannon replied.
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Sudden slippages call into question the reality of what we're watching.
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So you better bet this will call into question its security protocols.
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Pompeo's views call into question his commitment to effectively managing this bureau.
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Not least, Ms. Leaning said, it would call into question any data Mrs.
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He Jiankui's actions call into question whether China can be a good partner.
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What's more, the game even manages to call into question its own scaffolding.
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These revelations also call into question the idea of better relations with Russia.
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They knew the letter would call into question the F.B.I.'s political independence.
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The allegations, ROC United says, should call into question Puzder's nomination as labor secretary.
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The CEO also appeared to call into question the security of Google's manufacturing line.
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The video, however, could call into question whether Cruz is competent to stand trial.
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He said his decision should not call into question the impartiality of the judiciary.
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On that front, it's precisely his values, vision, and record I call into question.
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John Lewis call into question the legitimacy of President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration.
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Does it also call into question its place as a central value in our culture?
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The decision would call into question why, exactly, North Korea should hold power at all.
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Comey thought that treating his decisions as wrong would call into question Trump's election victory.
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These revelations call into question the entire foundation and rationale of the net neutrality decision.
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As Missouri senator Claire McCaskill noted, this should call into question the NCAA's entire existence.
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And it's not impugning you or any other individual to call into question that process.
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They show a willingness to call into question the very legitimacy of America's electoral process.
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Partner's friends make you call into question everything you thought you know about your partner.
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The firm's struggles call into question investor enthusiasm for the U.S. economy following the election.
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It won't call into question the historic, friendly relations between France and the United Kingdom.
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The inherently political nature of running elections can call into question some officials' decision-making.
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They rightly call into question the legitimacy of Trump's presidency, but they don't nullify it.
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But the administration's actions clearly call into question its ability to run an objective process.
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It is to call into question the entire operating system that defines the world's democracies.
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But I think it's fair to call into question the authenticity of that mea culpa.
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The results of the referendum also call into question the unity of the kingdom itself.
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Instead, they call into question the credibility of the Fed's promise to hit its inflation target.
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But this new development does call into question one key piece of evidence in the trial.
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But Trump's comments Friday morning seem to contradict, or at least, call into question that assertion.
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A delay would call into question the plan to list Aramco in Saudi Arabia next month.
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At trial, lawyers for the nephews are expected to call into question the DEA informants' credibility.
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The facts of the case also call into question Guyger's own professed anguish over her actions.
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Rylett's actions call into question the nature of SAKS programming, which is centered around young women.
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In addition, evidence suggests that we must call into question the success of abstinence-only methods.
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In particular, it had been decided "not to call into question the single currency," they said.
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Engelien's lawyer said his intention is not to diminish #MeToo or call into question its necessity.
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But NATO cannot afford to take on unrealistic commitments that would call into question its credibility.
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Because he was involved in the transition and involved in meetings that call into question his role.
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" He added: "These revelations call into question the entire foundation and rationale for the net neutrality decision.
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This administration already has been plagued by numerous scandalous headlines that call into question its ethical character.
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At the least, it is meant to call into question the ultimate findings of the Russia investigation.
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These nominations call into question this administration's commitment to protecting public health and achieving equitable health outcomes.
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Sure, the new paper may also call into question Proxima b's habitability, but that's never been a given.
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Do you see why that might call into question everything you have touched on all of those investigations?
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Worse than such highly visible glitches are ones that steadily call into question the efficiency of the market.
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"His comments call into question whether he will treat all Americans equally, without regard for race and ethnicity".
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He appeared to call into question whether, as president, he would honor U.S. security guarantees to NATO partners.
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One senior U.S military official said the setbacks call into question the Obama administration's overall strategy in Iraq.
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And in my criticism I've been deeply concerned not to call into question respect for the papal office.
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These companies are developing treatments for diseases based on the CRISPR techniques the two studies call into question.
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That's actually what people do to consolidate power, to call into question a narrative that's not their narrative.
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The potential bans call into question G.M.'s plans to tackle the next generation of new energy vehicles.
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In opening its investigation, the Commerce Department's inspector general said the events could call into question scientific independence.
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Success for Trump in November would seem to call into question much of the received wisdom about campaigning.
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Should this continue to happen, it would begin to call into question the legitimacy of our current system.
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These results call into question the idea that Trump is only garnering the votes of poor white people.
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They call into question the increasingly invasive, perverse reach technology (and its corporate architects) keep taking in our lives.
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Indeed, the number and extent of defects alone call into question whether the filing was made in good faith.
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"We have heard for weeks that Donald Trump will call into question the legitimacy of this election," said Lewandowski.
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He presents the very idea of Russian collusion as a partisan Democratic conspiracy to call into question his victory.
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He said the Trump administration's actions call into question the legitimacy of the whole process for evaluating currency manipulations.
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"AMF's findings...do not call into question the quality of the research produced by Societe Generale," the bank said.
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The incidents also call into question where we draw the line when it comes to our social media habits.
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The cheating rings and leaks, testing experts say, call into question the fairness and validity of the standardized exams.
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To have a president call that into question is to call into question the foundations of American strategy abroad.
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These new findings call into question the findings in the first paper and strengthens the position of the second.
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But it does call into question some of the unintentional side effects of making the contraceptive more freely available.
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When he authorized the EPA review, Trump didn't call into question California's right to set its own emissions standards.
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That prompted critics to call into question Mr. Cameron's claims to be leading the international fight against tax evasion.
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And they call into question aspects of the US government's long-running narrative about Snowden's time at the NSA.
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"[It's] beginning to call into question whether we have an advance at all," the "Mad Money" host said Monday.
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Such leaks would plainly call into question the seriousness of Mr. Cohen's arguments opposing my pro hac vice motion.
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The issue of balance can sometimes call into question the proclamations of experts, and the ultimate importance of aging.
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Trump's comments call into question whether moderate Republicans can really pull Trump to the center on immigration at all.
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In his Facebook post, Tyson appears to use Amet's beliefs about sound healing to call into question her credibility.
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And they call into question aspects of the U.S. government's long-running narrative about Snowden's time at the NSA.
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The lay-offs call into question claims President Donald Trump has made about the resurgence of the domestic steel industry.
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This behavior might call into question "whether marketers are steering resources to the best-performing marketing channels," said the publication.
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They also call into question Trump's repeated claim that he was against the Iraq war when it began in 2003.
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According to The CityUK, a trade body, the end of British passporting could call into question about £26trn in derivatives.
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Sleep masks are certainly helpful, but be aware that there's healthy reason to call into question some of Dreamlight's claims.
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Fabricio Alvarado was the first serious presidential candidate in the country's democratic history to call into question its constitutional order.
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" Not good either: "These interactions would undermine the perception of study objectivity and would call into question any potential findings.
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Ross's mother, Lyn Ulbricht, said the new discoveries further call into question the evidence used to put her son away.
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The short answer is, a lot, certainly enough to call into question the American negotiating strategy and arguably its policy.
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That's about not wanting to accept facts that would seem to call into question the legitimacy of his election victory.
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He has insisted that the party would not call into question Austria's European Union membership if it entered the government.
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The tariffs could also call into question the longstanding political, economic and military ties between Australia and the United States.
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It was another recording, this one of Mr. Batista, that appeared to call into question the reliability of the witnesses.
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That hasn't stopped anti-abortion activists from continuing to call into question the ethics of abortion providers or procurement companies.
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Failure would call into question his party's ability to govern despite controlling both chambers of Congress and the White House.
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In a statement, union president Marilyn Moses said the grants call into question the department's mission to serve the public.
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Johnson seized on the "secret society" reference to call into question the objectivity of Mueller's investigation earlier in the week.
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The results in Iowa at least raise the possibility that they're right — which would call into question Mr. Trump's advantage elsewhere.
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Should both hurdles be cleared, it could call into question whether Trump, and others, could be forced to sit for depositions.
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But such changes call into question a major thrust of Catholic moral teaching, which emphasizes procreation at the expense of relationship.
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Schildgen said he will, for example, call into question the certainty of this DNA match and the possibility of cross contamination.
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Dershowitz sent the lead investigator a letter intended to call into question her character, culling information from her social media accounts.
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We have altered the Earth system qualitatively, in ways that call into question our very survival over the coming few centuries.
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"It does call into question…whether this sort of difference in treatment is actually right, whether it is fair," Ma said.
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Then, President Trump and his legal team call into question the Mueller investigation, suggesting the FBI improperly spied on his campaign.
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In the article, tagged "Contradictory Results," a team of scientists led by Columbia University's Dieter Egli call into question Mitalipov's findings.
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Vaxxed attempts to call into question the scientific research that doctors say proves there is no link between autism and vaccines.
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But it does call into question whether the hyperventilating over her breach of protocol is commensurate with the facts at hand.
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Trump has frequently acted as a child, impulsively blurting out claims and condemnations that call into question his fitness to serve.
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"The SEC settlement does not call into question any of GM's current or prior financial statements or its disclosures," GM said.
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In his letter, Lieu said the reports of civilian casualties call into question whether Trump is violating the law of war.
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International law does not call into question a country's right, in principle, to repatriate people who do not need international protection.
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If we suggest that libraries shouldn't exist — that they're a waste — then we call into question the rights that they protect.
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Nonetheless, it could call into question his assertion that he never behaved in ways he did not remember the next day.
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Democrats have mused that a weak GOP showing here could call into question how effective Republican messaging will prove in November.
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"Every day, there are new developments and new shoes dropping, so to speak, that call into question the legitimacy of his win."
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In a statement, union president Marilyn Moses told Reuters that the grants call into question the department's mission to serve the public.
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Still, it is dramatic: central banks usually balk at moves that call into question the legal worth of the notes they issue.
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Commenters, including President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, have used the video to call into question Pelosi's competence and mental state.
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"Moreover, such a lack of response could call into question the ongoing independence of the FCC under your watch," the letter continues.
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Many are concerned that Smollett allegedly faking his attack will call into question the real hate crimes that occur in our world.
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Defaulting on any of these commitments would call into question every financial commitment made by the United States, with disastrous economic consequences.
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European Parliament President Martin Schulz said the actions "call into question the basis for the sustainable relationship between the EU and Turkey".
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"I mean, it was a series of extraordinary capitulations that really do legitimately call into question what is going on," Rice said.
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The reversals, brittle temper and incoherence on display at the White House might call into question whether the President has "it" either.
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Regardless of the question, they immediately shift their focus to the innumerable scandals that call into question their opponent's fitness to serve.
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The CFPB complaint alleges continued material weaknesses in the company's servicing practices, which call into question OCN's corporate governance and operational framework.
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The results call into question the expanding use of such algorithms in law enforcement across the United States, the Washington Post reports.
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Right, they're starting to raise issues about you and call into question, which people who are reading this don't know the difference. Exactly.
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Stone calls it "a monumental undertaking" and one that he claims could either validate or call into question the outcome on November 8.
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In a statement intended to reassure investors, the two party leaders said they had decided "not to call into question the single currency".
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In such circumstances, it is not surprising that Colombia should call into question Venezuela's role as an honest arbiter of the peace talks.
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"I won't deny it, but it doesn't call into question next year's growth figures (also forecast at 1.5 percent)," Sapin told RTL radio.
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In other words, advocates of further regulating political speech are making demonstrably false claims that call into question the legitimacy of electoral outcomes.
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Of course, The Good Place isn't exactly meant to replace, or even call into question, traditional schools of thought on ethics and morality.
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He also said data from the criminal justice system was often unreliable and that it could call into question results from those algorithms.
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That would call into question the effectiveness of reforms aimed at safeguarding the nation's secrets announced in the wake of the Snowden affair.
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Cruz's surrogates acknowledge that Texas is a must-win state for him, as a home loss would call into question his prospects elsewhere.
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But defence attorney Josh Lee told Chemistry World that the accusations against Shah call into question every single test Shah ever worked on.
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"When you start doing things that call into question the legitimacy of the next election, you're in a whole other territory," he said.
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In an email to The Hill, the DNC said that commissioning its own polls would call into question the national party's own partiality.
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Both decisions call into question the Atlantic Council's current partnership with Facebook to independently monitor misinformation and other vulnerabilities in elections around the world.
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While small insecurities are natural, bigger worries that call into question the trust you have with your partner could be detrimental to a relationship.
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Sarah Palin mocked Bill Nye on Thursday, using the premier of a film that criticizes climate change scientists to call into question Nye's credentials.
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A poor result there would call into question whether he could build a broad enough coalition in the other states to win the nomination.
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Not only would this outcome lead to the death of TPP, but it would also call into question America's basic commitment to international cooperation.
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In the meantime, a significant military loss would call into question the very legitimacy of the Party and have enormous consequences for its longevity.
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And Republicans didn't call into question Clinton's mental state or fitness for the office the same way Democrats and the most of the media.
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He has appropriated Francesco Scavullo's images of mostly white, male icons to call into question the role of gender and race in cultural production.
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The Mini brand's planned expansion in China "does not call into question our commitment to our facilities in Britain", BMW said in a statement.
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Though it has called the Cultural Revolution a "catastrophe", it fears that too much scrutiny might call into question the party's fitness to rule.
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To call into question an attempt to ensure that future elections aren't affected in any way by foreign interference is the opposite of patriotism.
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That may not sound like much of a surprise, but it does call into question the usefulness of having a Senate-confirmed science advisor.
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He also said that a failure to move ahead with the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact would "call into question America's leadership".
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Because he was involved in the transition and involved in meetings that call into question his role," Christie said on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House.
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A weaker-than-expected February report could call into question the state of the US economy, said Citi economists Veronica Clark and Andrew Hollenhorst.
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But Conway's brazen lies call into question whether she should be allowed, by the media, to appear on their network or in their pages.
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"I think it's obvious that people call into question his integrity, his ability to lead and to stand up for what's right," she said.
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To do so would call into question the honor of serving in this administration, the compliment of holding the job that Trump gave him.
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"You can't help but see the testimony we've received over the last week or so and call into question Rod Rosenstein's candor," Meadows said.
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Why it matters: "The results challenge medical dogma and call into question some of the most common practices in heart care," the AP reports.
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Further, for the United States to adopt a "No First Use" stance would call into question their extended deterrence guarantees and other security commitments.
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"France will not let anybody or any state, be it the biggest one, call into question this major achievement of the international community," Hollande said.
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"I have said before and I will say again failure to move ahead with TPP ... will call into question America's leadership," Obama said in Laos.
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" German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel on Monday urged the United States "not to call into question such an important achievement that has improved our security.
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"If 2019 data shows trends continue it should call into question marketability of the pod based ecigs kids abuse," he wrote in a subsequent post.
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Experts worry it's possible bad actors could latch onto narratives that call into question the integrity of the election or fabricate false claims of meddling.
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For Facebook, these revelations call into question the company's ongoing diversity efforts and its goal to build overarching online systems for people around the globe.
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But it does call into question the patriotism of millions of Latinos (and Muslims, and women) who are members of organizations based on their identities.
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DAU is unlike anything you have experienced: a beguiling collection of moving images that call into question our basic assumptions about film production and consumption.
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He also took a personal swipe at Trump, blasting him over boasting about extramarital affairs, saying those affairs call into question Trump's character and trustworthiness.
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The investigations at the very least call into question many of the statements CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made about privacy, user data, advertising, and more.
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This situation, in my opinion, doesn't call into question the interoperability of NATO which is efficient between our armies, it works well in commanding operations.
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The moves call into question the future of Williams, where directors had been divided over whether to accept Energy Transfer's initial approaches a year ago.
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His earliest and perhaps bravest move was to call into question his predecessor's long record of winning convictions based on dubious evidence or prosecutorial wrongdoing.
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Kavanaugh has said he didn't "personally" have anything to do with the handling of Pryor's nomination — a statement email records seem to call into question.
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That could leave Mr. Trump humiliated and call into question the wisdom of antimissile defenses, which the United States has spent $300 billion to develop.
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It could also call into question the agency's general conduct standard, as well as other consumer protection authority and its merger review process, Wheeler said.
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The revelation is the latest in a series that call into question Kushner's ability to work in the White House given his complex business ties.
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The harm that free trade causes is substantial enough to call into question what sort of political support trade policies will have in the future.
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"If the government were to lose this argument, the detention case would call into question the entire legal framework of counter-ISIS operations," he said.
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"These elements in no way call into question the liquidity and the performance of H2O's funds," Natixis said in a statement about the Morningstar decision.
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They reportedly feared that reports of an assassination attempt would call into question any future visit by the royals, leading to claims of a cover-up.
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However, unjustified attacks on the judiciary that call into question their independence and integrity are not allowed, just as they were not in Britain until recently.
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And Breitbart's direct associations with the White House (Trump advisor Steve Bannon used to run the news site) call into question its ability to be impartial.
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But it could call into question how effective both sides will be in working together on issues outside of climate change, like trade and national security.
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The couple testified that their relationship was an open one in which extra-marital flings were acceptable, and that did not call into question their commitment.
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The risks call into question whether or not OBOR will be economically viable and whether or not the intended benefits of OBOR will materialize as assumed.
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" Putting off some elements of replacement in a step-by-step process, though, would call into question Trump's pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare "essentially simultaneously.
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They're breaking out the apocalyptic language to call into question the need to secure America's borders or do anything to prevent the stream of illegal immigrants.
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However, success stories like the , who are reportedly the world's first bitcoin billionaires, call into question whether or not the investment is a risk worth taking.
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"To call into question everything -- it's something we're used to doing from our viewing of reality TV." Trump often runs his presidency like a reality show.
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The legal foundation of many of these searches is dubious, and new records again call into question the seemingly unfettered expansion of surveillance and tracking technology.
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These results call into question the perceived support for policies that promise to reduce income inequality while often reducing economic opportunity—particularly among low income earners.
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It is in their memory that I call into question our lack of compassion and support of those living as refugees in Hong Kong society today.
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The news is the latest in a series that call into question Kushner's ability to effectively work in the West Wing given his complex business ties.
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Trump continues to call into question the validity of the investigation, tweeting regularly that the investigation is a witch hunt and that there was no collusion.
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We cannot allow anyone to threaten or call into question the humanity of people on our campus, but we cannot threaten people who do so either.
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"These elements in no way call into question the liquidity and the performance of H2O's funds," Natixis said in a statement, about H2O and the Morningstar decision.
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"I never meant to call into question the Jewish community's attachment to our common values and to the respect of the rules of the Republic," he said.
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The latest incident will call into question Indonesia's safety record just months after the EU lifted an 11-year ban that stopped Indonesian carriers flying to Europe.
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The MAS' statement appeared to call into question the first link in the reported chain of transactions that the WSJ said took the funds to offshore havens.
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Now that Google's new flagship Android phone is officially out and in people's hands, reports have come out that call into question the quality of its display.
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They call into question the state's experts, while bringing in their own to open up the idea that Andrea might have been a damaged, drug-using junkie.
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Had the Court gone the other way they feared it could call into question the parental rights of other adoptive parents who traveled or moved to Alabama.
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The minister is not the only one to call into question the narrative that the Dominican Republic has experienced an unusually high number of deaths this year.
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The idea of unqualified kids getting into Stanford or Georgetown may rankle us, but this scandal should also call into question the outsize reputations of such schools.
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"To change course now and call into question much of the structure of the federal government would be an overruling without precedent in the history of precedent."
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Horowitz also said that his report did not call into question Mueller's conclusion that the Trump campaign welcomed and perceived it would benefit from Russian interference efforts.
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"For the 'B' and 'C' mall guys, it's going to call into question the viability of that property because the returns aren't as high," van Dijkum cautioned.
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The emails, which date to June 2016, call into question the main pillars of the White House's defense against allegations of Russian involvement in the 2016 election.
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" Hernandez said the black community and its allies cannot continue "to carry brothers who act in ways that call into question the existence of real violence and bias.
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The dispute has exacerbated concerns that Lopez Obrador, a veteran leftist who took office in December, could call into question any contracts signed before he assumed the presidency.
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"Cancelling the free movement of people would fundamentally call into question the bilateral path for Switzerland and Europe," Justice Minister Simonetta Sommaruga told a news conference in Bern.
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We further contend that the very public nature of Ms. Lacter's delusional claims call into question the competence of the oversight processes that continue to allow her licensure.
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The uncertainty of having Turkey as a strategic partner has gone so far as to call into question the security of the U.S. nuclear arsenal in that country.
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Hacking another nation, at least openly, would violate our own value system and call into question our ability to persuade other nations to uphold basic freedoms of expression.
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"Embracing Putin at a time of renewed Russian aggression, I believe, could call into question America's longstanding commitment to a Europe whole, free and at peace," Biden said.
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Making public a second failure "would call into question Albanese's and Elliott's ability to pursue the core of Rio Tinto's business model," the SEC said in its complaint.
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Speakers at last week's Reuters Financial Regulation Summit emphasized the urgent need to agree a deal, as failure to do so would call into question their global coordination.
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Boyle was the first to call into question a CNN report alleging that Trump associate Anthony Scaramucci was under investigation for improper dealings with a Russian state bank.
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Nonetheless, the remarks further call into question Mr. Trump's commitment to democracy, his understanding of what it means to be commander in chief and his fitness to lead.
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While the documents don't speak to the conceptualization of the policy or the internal deliberations that preceded it, they call into question the administration's justification for the policy.
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"(Jared Kushner) deserves the scrutiny .. He was involved in the transition and involved in meetings that call into question his role" - Chris Christie tells @NicolleDWallace on #DeadlineWH pic.twitter.
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The attacks call into question plans by Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, to launch what is expected to be the biggest stockmarket listing in history.
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Notably, the competition authority said the sexual harassment allegations at Fox News were "serious" but did "not call into question" 21st Century Fox's commitment to British broadcasting standards.
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But the strike does really call into question the wisdom of pulling back American forces now in highlighting the question of what our objective really is in Syria.
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Part of the problem, Schildkraut said, is that media coverage and publicity that call into question the safety of baby powder have skewed people&aposs perceptions and memories.
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While a Moore victory still seems likely, the fact that Republicans should even have to take a second look at this seat should call into question Bannon's efforts.
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" Hernandez says the black community and its allies cannot continue "to carry brothers who act in ways that call into question the existence of real violence and bias.
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And, as with much of his work, the piece has been designed to disrupt our sense of space and time — to call into question the authority of sight.
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"I want to call into question the legitimacy of agreements where the inequality of power is so stark and relies on money rather than morality," she told the outlet.
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Ultimately, Libby & Malcolm will call into question the real meaning of our social and moral values and how we use them to take action in matters of the heart.
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Indeed, one of the results of the Netanyahu-Trump meeting in Washington was to call into question the whole premise of the feasibility and desirability of such an outcome.
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CORRECTION: As a result of an editing mistake, an earlier version of this story appeared to call into question whether the Tel Aviv attack was an act of terrorism.
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The apparent mistakes call into question the accuracy of the outcome of Iowa's caucus, which was held on Monday night, where Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders led the vote.
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But the lost children call into question the Trump administration's ability to carry out the "zero tolerance" immigration policy that included the separation of migrant children from their families.
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Their findings call into question previous assumptions about bees' perception and they claim that this research could be integrated into cameras to produce a better representation of natural light.
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"To call into question the use of a substance administered by a doctor in a hospital emergency department to combat a severe allergic reaction is beyond disappointing," Brennan said.
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When viewed holistically, these manipulative activities call into question the capacity of social media to serve as a true marketplace of ideas—and this is not a new concern.
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Boeing shares shed 4.2% as several brokerages downgraded their ratings on the stock following reports that call into question the timing of the 28.1 MAX jet's return to service.
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The discrepancies she publicized late Monday call into question the results of the election for state Democratic Party chairman, a race won by Los Angeles-area activist Eric Bauman.
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Huggins also believed that challenging HUAC would call into question the legitimacy of American institutions, a luxury he thought the United States could ill afford during the Cold War.
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"This is President Trump laying the groundwork for 2020, to make sure his supporters will call into question the results of the election if he doesn't win," Rakov said.
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This lawsuit could not only derail Puerto Rico's current debt restructuring attempts, but it could also call into question the constitutionality of its status as an "unincorporated" U.S. territory.
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But that goal was part of an overall Republican plan, partially orchestrated by Jordan, to call into question the origins of the investigation into Russian interference in the election.
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But while I think Trump is probably correct about the Fed, his actions as president seem to call into question whether he thinks he is correct about the Fed.
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He has told associates that if he accepts the premise of Russian meddling, it will call into question the idea that he won the election on his own merits.
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Internet companies and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce warned that a loss by Uber could inhibit growth in mobile commerce and call into question the enforceability of online contracts.
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At a Tuesday hearing, he plans to call into question the Chinese business arrangements of tech companies — including Apple and TikTok — and whether those ties pose national security threats.
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He also criticized "embracing" Russian President Vladimir Putin, as Trump has been accused of doing, which "would call into question America's longstanding commitment" to a free and peaceful Europe.
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Beyond the realm of economic policy-making, a Trump presidency, if carried out in the spirit of his campaign, would call into question much of the post-war geopolitical order.
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These newly released details once again call into question Haspel's confirmation as director of the CIA, an appointment that has been plagued by controversy since her nomination earlier this year.
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But the discrepancy between its highest and lowest wage earners is enough for him to call into question why government subsidies are required to buoy those on the bottom rung.
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While the coalition's final agenda does not call into question Italy's membership of the single currency, an earlier draft called for the government to create procedures to leave the euro.
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The career prosecutor spent many minutes laying the foundation for asking questions that seemed designed to chip away at the veracity of Ford's memory, or call into question her motivation.
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" The Treasury also said that it thought the retroactive tax assessments were "unfair, contrary to well-established legal principles, and call into question the tax rules of individual member states.
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As delivered, Trump's remarks call into question whether he has the capacity to sustain a thematic line of criticism against Clinton beyond the "Crooked Hillary" sobriquet he perfected on Twitter.
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Given that, how do we not call into question how they&aposve been behaving all along on hurting and harming the ability of the Congress to do its oversight role?
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"Our American partners cannot publicly call into question this formula that ... only the people of Syria decide all the questions about the future of Syria," Lavrov told a news conference.
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"Recent inflation data have surprised to the downside and call into question the idea that U.S. inflation is reliably returning toward target," Bullard said at an Illinois Bankers Association conference.
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Will we allow a "new" and perhaps more virulent form of McCarthyism to call into question our national values and ideals destroy our rightful reputation as a beacon of liberty?
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Whatever the case may be, some might also call into question the possibility of closer ties between Washington and Moscow that could find roots in economic, cultural and political issues.
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"Not only are these charges wholly without merit ... they also call into question Thailand's commitment to fairness, transparency and rule of law," branch manager Troy Modlin said in a statement.
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Senator Richard Shelby, the Alabama Republican who heads the Senate Banking Committee, which oversees the Fed, said Ms. Brainard's donations "call into question the political independence" of the central bank.
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Kavanaugh's accession to the high court will infect it with even deeper partisanship, afflict it with disrespect, call into question the legitimacy of its judgments and denigrate a vital institution.
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As with the North Korea crisis, neither nation has a clear national interest in helping the United States solve foreign policy nightmares that call into question its credibility and power.
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But there's practically no chance Sanders could fix this all in his first term — and his claims, frankly, call into question his knowledge on the subject, despite his good intentions.
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"We have been able to call into question evidence the Republicans have produced, some of which has been created by anti-abortion extremist groups," like the Center for Medical Progress.
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These reports also call into question reporting by the New York Times earlier this month, which indicated that Pentagon officials were "stunned" when Trump chose to kill the Iranian general.
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McKinnon says he welcomes new studies like this that call into question whether there are still environmental gains to shopping online, and he points to some of the study's limitations.
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There are concerns across Europe that a victory for Ms. Le Pen, in conjunction with Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, would call into question the viability of the bloc.
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Wilson suggested that the State Department's decision to move the cyber coordinator's responsibilities under the economics bureau might "call into question" Tillerson's commitment to elevate cybersecurity as a top priority.
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This Majority finds no wrongdoing by the NRA or its officials that would reasonably call into question the NRA's tax-exempt status, based on the documents provided to the Committee.
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"The decision by ASN has heavy consequences, but at no instance does it call into question the conception of the EPR reactor and the undisputed advances on nuclear safety," Doroszczuk said.
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Verrilli warned that Aurelius' argument could call into question the federal government's 1947 decision allowing Puerto Ricans to elect their own governor, potentially threatening Puerto Rico's very right to self-rule.
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The fourth Pearson kid suggestion seems especially impossible since it would seriously call into question the monument This Is Us has built to its paragon of fatherhood and husbandhood, Jack Pearson.
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The military judge who will determine his sentence said Trump's remarks — he has called Bergdahl a "traitor" — could call into question whether he received a fair trial, the Washington Post reports.
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The email was sent three months before criminal charges were filed against Cosby in Montgomery County in December, and could call into question the viability of the case, CNN has learned.
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If Trump decides to veto the Democrats' memo, which he has the power to do, it will further call into question the partisan (and possibly obstructive) nature of his decision-making.
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When employees write posts as private citizens, which may be damaging to their employer's reputation or which call into question the employees' abilities to perform their jobs, they should be fired.
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Breitbart's Washington political editor, Matthew Boyle, was first to call into question a CNN story on alleged ties between a Trump associate and a Russian investment fund that was later retracted.
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In contemporary art, perhaps one of the last vestiges of free speech in the West, artists have a responsibility to continuously call into question, probe, and critique the world around them.
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Paul's decision on Wednesday night to tweet two stories -- one from Breitbart, the other from the Washington Examiner -- that call into question the flora and fauna explanation is even stranger still.
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By mimicking ways of processing data that was only possible from a human coach, machine learning AIs call into question the very limits of what humans are uniquely qualified to do.
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"Recent revelations call into question Mr. McCabe's leadership in the top operational post in the F.B.I.," said Representative Bob Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia and the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Thursday's ruling, which Reuters saw on Friday, said the decision did not mean the court agreed with the tweets' content and did not call into question dos Santos' presumption of innocence.
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Over the past 22016 months, ProPublica has dug into military accidents in recent years that, all told, call into question just how prepared the American military is to fight America's battles.
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I am also concerned about the number of unresolved conflicts of interest regarding Ms. DeVos's finances, which call into question whether she will put America's students before her own financial interests.
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But her early campaign stumbles and problems back home—where at times she's had sky-high approval ratings—call into question whether the Hawaii lawmaker can compete on the national stage.
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"Fans of McDonald's are quite loyal, and Wendy's knows that if they call into question the integrity or the quality of that other brand, they're going to get attention," she says.
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So the recounts that are advancing in Wisconsin and will mostly likely happen in Pennsylvania and Michigan could be seen as legitimizing conspiracy theories that call into question, well, America's democracy.
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Still, the starkness of the contrast does call into question some aspects of the project here — and should remind us that what we are reading is only part of the story.
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Deutsche Telekom's suit claims the new preconditions call into question its investments and discourage further development of network infrastructure, particularly in rural areas, the German paper said, citing a Deutsche Telekom spokesman.
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He was clearly unhappy with the results but seemed to accept them with equanimity and didn't blame anyone else for his failure or call into question the legitimacy of the democratic process.
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The event, which the company said affected the Starwood guest reservation database, may also call into question how the company conducted cybersecurity due diligence prior to its merger with the rival chain.
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If, eventually, Britain were to reverse Brexit, this would call into question the formal justification for another independence vote, described as a "material change in circumstances" in the SNP's 2016 policy programme.
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Billy Williams, the U.S. attorney for Oregon, told reporters on Wednesday the indictment does not call into question the local prosecutor's finding that officers were justified in using deadly force against Finicum.
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If the Gedankenexperimente that led to relativity relied on a linearity of time that the theory itself is now helping call into question, can those original thought experiments themselves be relied on?
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People who feel threatened by the broader Lava Jato (Car Wash) corruption probes are seizing on what they claim are weaknesses in Mr Janot's case to call into question the entire process.
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UK regulators accepted Fox would uphold broadcasting standards, saying that sexual harassment allegations at the Fox News network in the U.S. did not call into question its commitment to standards in Britain.
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As Recode reported last night, Uber's board is meeting this morning to discuss this incident and many others that call into question the management of the car-hailing company's abilities and judgment.
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"Killing a United States resident is never acceptable behavior, and the repeated failure to be honest about the incident should call into question the extent of our relationship with Saudi Arabia," Sen.
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While the lawsuits challenge Trump on whether it's constitutional for him to divert funds allocated by Congress, they also call into question the rules the president invoked under the National Emergencies Act.
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"It is not the place of any participating party, whether civil society, mining companies or even the government to try to call into question the text governing the mining sector," Kabwelulu said.
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"We stand with our members and journalists everywhere in challenging corporate directives that call into question the journalistic integrity of the news presented to the public," SAG-AFTRA said in a statement.
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The one detail both statements call into question is Woodward's reporting that Porter and Cohn regularly took documents off the President's desk without him knowing in order to circumvent his worst instincts.
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Yet, if Putin is to weaken Zelensky's hand going into this session, it will be essential to call into question the US's willingness to continue backing Ukraine's battle against pro-Russian forces.
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"The actions of the House chair (Wednesday) certainly call into question the ability of that committee to perform an independent investigation, but I don't think that applies to the Senate committee," he said.
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Some have also begun to call into question his chances of winning the Nevada caucuses later this month and even his hopes for victory in his so-called firewall state of South Carolina.
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The findings in no way call into question that our species, Homo sapiens, first appeared in Africa about 200,000 years ago and later migrated to other parts of the world, the researchers said.
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Because the authorities are not willing to admit they made a mistake—a confession that would call into question both their competency and their strategy—Berhe remains in prison while his trial proceeds.
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But by insisting in having her voice, whatever she has to say, Ms. Machado does call into question the beauty pageant conventions that expect a beautiful woman to be seen and not heard.
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The really interesting deviations — cases that call into question the adequacy of those principles themselves — are systematically ignored, in order to protect the status quo of race and gender homogeneity in the profession.
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"The tariffs, if they materialize, would call into question the business case for many niche models we currently sell in the United States," a senior executive at one carmaker told Reuters on Friday.
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That is why I call into question why this administration and prominent national security institutions fail to be more inclusive when there has been no shortage of qualified and diverse national security talent.
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Critics said the magazine's use of quotation marks around "woman" on Ms. Williams's cover appeared to call into question her gender or her femininity, a trope with at least a touch of transphobia.
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When I'm reviewing music for The New York Times, my first goal is always to understand an artist's intentions: What are they trying to convey, or to call into question, with this work?
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"We believe they're fundamentally incompatible with a two-state solution and call into question, frankly, the Israeli government's commitment to a two-state solution," Deputy State Department spokesman Mark Toner said on Wednesday.
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In September, Citi said greater consumer awareness about global carbon emissions has already had a tangible effect in Sweden and could call into question the longer-term growth potential of the entire industry.
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In September, Citi said greater consumer awareness about global carbon emissions has already had a tangible effect in Sweden and could call into question the longer-term growth potential of the entire industry.
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The false equivalency over who interfered in the 2016 election continues House Republican counsel Steve Castor used his testimony to again call into question who actually meddled in the 2016 election and why.
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When politicians write and rewrite the rules to amplify the voices of a few and exclude the voices of many more, it starts to call into question the "consent of the governed" part.
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Although too early to call a definitive trend, if final numbers do confirm weakness in China's coal imports in August, it will call into question the sustainability of the rally in coal prices.
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By recusing himself now, Mr. Sessions is responding to concerns that exercising that role, in light of his ties to the Trump campaign, would call into question the impartiality of the justice system.
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Taken together, the events call into question what long-term goals the United States has as it fights militants around the globe — and some critics of the administration are finding its rationale lacking.
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Having the goal is useless if a member can't even call into question another member's (or 23 other members's) failure to meet it during times of highly tense national security across the globe.
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"Instituting a general duty to inspect the content would seriously call into question the business model of search engines, which is approved by lawmakers and wanted by society," the court said, according to Reuters.
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"Instituting a general duty to inspect the content would seriously call into question the business model of search engines, which is approved by lawmakers and wanted by society," the court said in a statement.
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The absence is damning enough to call into question the very existence of the would-be fourth flavor of neutrino; none of the several other active neutrino detection experiments have registered sterile neutrinos either.
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The apparent mistakes — spotted in at least dozens of the state's 1,711 precincts — call into question the accuracy of the outcome of Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucus, which was held on Monday night.
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And his testimony corroborates previous accounts that officials were deeply disturbed by Trump's behavior — and seems to call into question whether previous testimony by Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union, was truthful.
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Both facts metaphorically call into question the notion of a pure United States identity, a point "'Dream' Guid" makes with the smattering of ironic "American Honey/ made by/ American Bees" stickers affixed to it.
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"Inflation data during 2017 have surprised to the downside and call into question the idea that U.S. inflation is reliably returning toward target," Bullard said in prepared remarks during an appearance in Louisville, Kentucky.
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A U.S. decision to withdraw from the accord could further alienate American allies in Europe already wary of Trump and call into question U.S. leadership and trustworthiness on one of the world's leading issues.
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While Republicans easily held onto Mississippi's statehouse with Trump's support earlier this month, a loss in the Louisiana race could call into question Republican candidates' decisions to run on close ties to the president.
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The Trump Administration is already perceived to be heavily biased in favor of meeting Israeli needs over Palestinian ones; and the move on Jerusalem will call into question Washington's credibility as an effective mediator.
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And he has outlined a view of how courts should approach Second Amendment questions that would call into question a host of the types of laws legislatures in many states have passed after Parkland.
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In a second report, Ms. Garvie found that for all their alleged power, face-scanning systems are being used by the police in a rushed, sloppy way that should call into question their results.
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"These circumstances generally, and Attorney General Barr's lack of candor specifically, call into question Attorney General Barr's credibility" as well as the DOJ's arguments in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, Walton added.
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The development may prompt people to review their purchases from Saudi Aramco and call into question the Kingdom's plan to increase exports, two traders in the European market said, asking not to be named.
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Conservatives argue that as these cases seek to alter historic laws, it would call into question other laws containing the word "sex," and how this word will be defined constitutionally from here on out.
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The findings call into question the constitutionality of the 55 so-called TRAP laws ("targeted regulation of abortion providers") – which range from regulations governing doorway widths to those requiring doctors to have hospital privileges.
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"Inflation data during 2017 have surprised to the downside and call into question the idea that U.S. inflation is reliably returning toward target," Bullard said in a speech during an appearance in Louisville, Kentucky.
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"Based on well-supported and documented facts, JBS S.A. invested in U.S. subsidiaries as a result of numerous criminal violations that call into question the justification for their continuation as USDA contractors," DeLauro said.
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Before it was declassified, some Republicans said the findings in the memo would call into question the very foundations of special counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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" Engel said in a statement that it is "unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the US-Israel relationship.
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" Engel said in a statement that it is "unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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"Posture is interested in fashion-as-activism in the sense that we feature designers who call into question traditional understanding of beauty, identity, function, gender, feminism, and the body," Mendelson tells The Creators Project.
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Episodes like this week's, which appear to take a perverse pleasure in dangling the possibility of salvation only to snatch it away, call into question the relationship between the show and its fan base.
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But he put his vote on the record and mistakenly placed it in the wrong column, and caught some flak from progressives who started to call into question Kennedy's progressive bona fides in the process.
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NEW YORK/BOSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government's lawsuit against ValueAct Capital targets one activist investor but could call into question routine practices across the $16 trillion mutual fund industry, according to attorneys and industry representatives.
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"If you call into question our right and duty to restore dignity, pride, security, pensions and work to millions of Italians, then I tell you we will not be turning back," Salvini told cheering crowds.
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Importantly, the shock scenarios considered in the report differ greatly from Fitch's current base and stress case expectations and are not intended to call into question the assumptions underpinning Fitch's existing credit ratings or outlooks.
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He added it was inevitable that the European Union would have countries progressing at "different speeds" and that he saw no reason to call into question Donald Tusk's role as president of the European Council.
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With more than a million votes recorded in Kabul, or about a quarter of the nationwide tally of roughly 4 million, cancelling the vote there would call into question the validity of the whole election.
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Twice, he hit her for delivering paid speeches to Goldman Sachs -- a move intended to undermine Clinton's credibility on Wall Street reform and call into question her commitment to reforming the political system more broadly.
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"If Purdue personnel were in fact aware of reports of OxyContin being abused prior to 2000, then that may call into question testimony company executives provided to Congress, including before this Committee," the lawmakers write.
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"We believe that retroactive tax assessments by the Commission are unfair, contrary to well-established legal principles, and call into question the tax rules of individual Member States," a Treasury spokesman said in a statement.
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"The election ... revealed a grave lack of organization, multiple irregularities and intimidation in the way the vote took place that fundamentally call into question the sincerity and transparency of the election," said candidate Theodore Kapou.
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The incident discussed in your article may well illustrate the need to complete tugboat training as expeditiously as possible, but it does not call into question the fundamental canal design or the quality of construction.
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In an instant, everything we thought we knew about the movie is flipped on its head, and the scene invites us to call into question everything we think we know about the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Even though recent declines in MBA applications and the rise of alternatives call into question the worth of an elite-business-school degree, new data shows that MBA grads are more or less making bank.
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The dispute has caused diplomatic frictions with Canada in particular, aggravating concerns that Lopez Obrador, a veteran leftist who took office in December, could call into question any contracts signed before he assumed the presidency.
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But as President Trump faces impeachment charges that call into question his adherence to democratic principles at home, his poor track record globally, particularly with respect to recent events, is also cast in sharp relief.
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"Try to get the gallery to agree that when you purchase the work of art that they're not in possession of any information that would call into question the authenticity of the work," he said.
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I once asked an authority figure for a letter of recommendation that — when received one day before the application deadline — contained so many errors, I feared submitting it would call into question my own judgment.
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"Failure to move ahead with TPP would not just have economic consequences, but would call into question America's leadership in this vital region," the president said Tuesday during remarks in Vientiane, the capital of Laos.
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The game was also so out of keeping with his past performance that it should call into question a number of bedrock assumptions, both about Mr Gennett's skill and the difficulty of doing what he did.
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While the cuts are likely to be harsh, we expect the inventory adjustment to reset Gaming segment expectations to a meaningfully lower level and call into question what the true growth rate of Gaming was/is.
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The judge said that Shkreli's own emails call into question his claims of remorse and mentioned the time that he wrote "Fuck the feds," while also bragging that he wouldn't serve any real time in prison.
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The dispute has also caused diplomatic frictions with Canada in particular, aggravating concerns that Lopez Obrador, a veteran leftist who took office in December, could call into question any contracts signed before he assumed the presidency.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Brexit talks will be long and complex but the result of the British general election doesn't call into question Britain's choice to leave the European Union, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Friday.
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Those instances call into question how creators will use the new live feature, and if it makes the video platform more susceptible to inappropriate and controversial content, especially when those videos are playing live and unedited.
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While the administration has said that it respects DACA and that no one with active status would be deported, advocates are using the case to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
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The euro area was desperate to avoid a fracturing of the currency union; any exit at all would call into question the supposed irrevocability of the euro, prompting financial markets to bet against other struggling economies.
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Failure to strike a deal with Canada would call into question the EU's ability to forge other agreements and undermine a bloc already battered by Britain's vote to leave it and disputes over Europe's migration crisis.
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This could be either because Europe does not have the will or ability to stand up to U.S. secondary sanctions or because of domestic pressures in Iran that call into question the value of the agreement.
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Jim Brown, Fred Williamson, Joe Namath, and of course O.J. Simpson accrued substantial screen time as actors, but when the Rams did it, it tended to call into question their football status rather than enlarge it.
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"This is a very rare occurrence that took place in a private space, and in no way does it call into question the work of our police or the security of our public spaces," she said.
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It would send the wrong signal to United States troops under his command, undercut the country's well-established military justice system and call into question America's longstanding commitment to human rights and the rule of law.
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"I've said for years that when the elites can't beat your ideas, they try to beat you down as a person -– to call into question your trustworthiness or intelligence or stability," he said in a statement.
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But others, such as the actions of some FBI investigators on the independent counsel's team, are just coming to light and further call into question the objectivity and nonpartisanship, and therefore the legitimacy of the investigation.
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The big miss could call into question the relatively rosy estimates for Friday's closely watched nonfarm payrolls report from the Labor Department, with the current forecast of 187,000 boosted by the return of striking GM workers.
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International financial institutions call into question the veracity of some of the key macroeconomic indicators published by secretive Uzbekistan, but have to use them in their forecasts given a lack of other sources of this information.
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"The NHLA also supports addressing the root causes of forced migration and opposes efforts that call into question the citizenship of persons born in the United States," the group wrote in the 2016 Hispanic Public Policy Agenda.
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"Failure to apply the designation standards equally across the board will call into question the legitimacy of the process by which the designations were made," an unnamed I.R.S. employee wrote in an internal memo in May 2018.
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Carl Icahn announced over Twitter that he will no longer advise Trump on regulatory issues: Icahn wrote in his letter to Trump after telling the President he didn't want "partisan bickering" to call into question his role.
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That appeared to call into question reports which said Cheffou was third man spotted captured on video at the airport and raised the possibility that a key suspect in the attacks might still be on the run.
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The Morgan was gifted the missal in 1984 from the collection of investment banker William S. Glazier, but the prosecutor points to missing provenance details that call into question whether the work was acquired in good faith.
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The fact that Strange failed to win a higher chunk of the vote in a state that overwhelmingly voted for Trump in the 2016 general election may now call into question the strength of the president's endorsement.
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It was so traumatic and heartbreaking to have a judge basically call me a slut and call into question my mothering skills because of stuff I did for two years over a decade ago merely for survival.
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He lambasted European Parliament President Martin Schulz, who said this month the detention of opposition politicians and the extent of post-coup purges "call into question the basis for the sustainable relationship between the EU and Turkey".
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"The results call into question whether police departments should even be adopting body-worn cameras, especially given their high cost," said Harlan Yu, from Upturn, a Washington nonprofit consulting company that studies how technology affects social issues.
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Furthermore, if Biden were to outperform expectations and relegate Sanders to a poor second, it could call into question how well Sanders might do in some of the southern states that vote on Super Tuesday, March 3.
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Exposure of the differences between the pay of executives and the pay of workers would shed light on some unjustifiable gaps, and call into question tactics like share buybacks that reward shareholders even as workers are shortchanged.
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"This would exhaust the purchasable universe and call into question the programme limits, which were considered important to ensure that the boundary between monetary policy and fiscal policy were not blurred," the account of the meeting showed.
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" Another company, Entangled Publishing, said "recent actions call into question the inclusivity" of R.W.A. and said it would not participate in any events "until the organization upholds its responsibility to represent all members in a fair manner.
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" Francis said it was sad that mistrust was "also seen at the political level, in attitudes of rejection or forms of nationalism that call into question the fraternity of which our globalized world has such great need.
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" Mr. Turnbull said Australia's position on a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — a goal that President Trump recently seemed to call into question — "is exactly the same as it has been for many years.
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On the issue of broadcasting standards, the regulator cleared Murdoch, saying that recent allegations of sexual harassment at his Fox News network in the United States did not call into question his commitment to standards in Britain.
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" "You can't credibly call into question his patriotism or moral character—especially on the basis of his religious beliefs or his outstanding service as a missionary," U.S. Senator Mike Lee also said, calling Romney "a good man.
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While 2-20103 percent would be considered a good resource in other tin producing areas, the rapid drop in ore grades in Myanmar does call into question how long they can continue to meet much of China's demand.
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"We urge the White House not to call into question such an important achievement that has improved our security," he said in reference to the 2015 accord reached under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama, who sought detente with Tehran.
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" Following that story, Pichai sent an email to employees that did not call into question any of the Times' reporting and said the company was "dead serious about making sure [it] provide[s] a safe and inclusive workplace.
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A 2018 study found that over 4,000 miles of fiber optic cable buried along American coastline could be underwater by 2033, a number that will call into question internet access in coastal cities from New York to Miami.
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The administration has said it respects DACA and that no one with active status would be deported, but advocates are using the Montes case and others to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
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The fact that they are likely to lose money on these investments a few years later as interest rates rise does not in any way call into question the decision to buy the bonds in the first place.
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A number of complex issues that occur in research with humans, including differing interpretations of data among collaborators and the proper disposition of confidential data, are presented in such a way as to call into question Corkin's integrity.
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Roberts said the ruling will have significant ramifications because the same crime of violence definition is used in numerous other laws, including using or carrying firearms during a violent crime, and could call into question convictions under them.
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The feeling her film imparts will be familiar to anyone who has experienced the politics of the past few years as a series of shocks and reversals that call into question basic assumptions about the shape of reality.
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The Emoluments Clause, which bars federal officeholders from accepting payments from foreign countries, U.S. states or the federal government, has been cited by numerous Democrats and outside watchdog groups to call into question Trump's use of his properties.
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While certainly not enough to dissuade the Fed from taking additional steps to remove accommodation at Wednesday's meeting, the still-soft inflation data does call into question the committee's pathway for additional policy removal in the new year.
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And it demonstrated the ability of the Democrat-led State Legislature to call into question the governor's control over the kinds of state boards that, in recent years, he had been mostly able to bend to his will.
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While the circumstances and allegations in the two complaints are different and were filed in separate states, both parties are suing Uber for negligent hiring and call into question the ride-hail company's customer support and safety practices.
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It was predictable that Rubio and Cruz would portray Trump as someone whose campaign contributions over time, comments from yesteryear and herky-jerky swerves in the present all call into question how committed and trustworthy a conservative he is.
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Imagine another scenario: Trump and his surrogates call into question the CDC's data showing the number of people without health insurance, which is also based on a poll and uses these scientifically accepted tools to get a good estimate.
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The administration has said that it respects DACA and that no one with active status would be deported, but advocates are using the Montes case and others to call into question whether DHS is being honest about its position.
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The records of women like May, Merkel, and Lagarde call into question the entire trickle-down feminism project: the idea that if you put a few elite women in leadership positions, the benefits will flow to the female masses.
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"I will however extend to Mr. Trump the courtesy he has not extended to the President and not use this opportunity to call into question the kind of private personal conversations he is having with his God," Earnest said.
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"I will however extend to Mr. Trump the courtesy he has not extended to the president and not use this opportunity to call into question the kind of private personal conversations he is having with his God," he added.
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The couple testified to the lower court that originally granted the injunction that theirs was an open relationship in which extra-marital flings were acceptable and did not call into question their commitment to each other and their children.
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S&P warned an expansion of the monthly core priority payments could call into question the state's ongoing willingness to fund its GO bond payments given the state's inadequate revenue base, particularly in the event of a deteriorating economy.
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A spike in tensions between the US and Turkey could call into question the future of US deterrence assets stored in country, specifically the nuclear weapons at , as well as F-35 production processes that are completed in Turkey.
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And yet, we have been confronted by what I consider is the most disheartening and serious phenomena of all: watching so many of our communities, particularly communities of color, call into question our trustworthiness, our commitment, and our legitimacy.
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"His views of the President's constitutional authority would call into question at least some of the means through which a sitting president can be investigated," said Stephen Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor and CNN Supreme Court analyst.
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Could he not have foreseen that his wife's political activities and association with a former campaign chairman (McAuliffe) for both Bill's ('96) and Hillary's ('08) presidential campaigns would call into question the FBI's impartiality and hard-earned apolitical reputation?
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Iran has infuriated American critics over the past few weeks with missile tests that skeptics say violate a United Nations Security Council resolution and call into question Iran's commitment to the landmark nuclear agreement that took effect in January.
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As much as these stories appeal to women, they also seem designed to keep them in a state of anxiety, to exaggerate the dangers they face, and even to call into question their freedom to move about the world.
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The military previously said that Mr. Hapilon had been injured in a January bomb strike and that he had suffered a mild stroke, which would call into question his fitness for a journey to Marawi City over rugged terrain.
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It did however clear Murdoch on the issue of broadcasting standards, saying that recent allegations of sexual harassment at his Fox News organization in the United States did not call into question his commitment to upholding standards in Britain.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Internal Juul documents, obtained by BuzzFeed News, call into question claims made by a former Juul executive who sued the e-cigarette giant in October for allegedly covering up a shipment of 21 million "contaminated" nicotine pods.
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Whether you agree or disagree with him on any matter of public policy, you can't credibly call into question his patriotism or moral character—especially on the basis of his religious beliefs or his outstanding service as a missionary. .
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"I welcome debate in Congress based on the merits of policy, but it's unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the U.S.-Israel relationship," Rep.
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The moves against Huawei also call into question how the company will be able to expand the reach of its 5G equipment in the West, and how companies it competes with, such as Apple, may be perceived among Chinese consumers.
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And it could go even further than that: Getting rid of the federal court procedure would also call into question every past abortion case that did not have a patient plaintiff—that is, nearly every major case since Roe v.
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The 250-to-5 ruling against the former president, who has called his prosecution an underhanded ploy to keep him off the ballot, is likely to call into question the legitimacy of the election in the eyes of many Brazilians.
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"But it bothered me that there was classified information that could someday become public — likely decades from now — and be used to attack the integrity of the investigation and, more important, call into question the independence of the FBI," he wrote.
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"If you take our four—the 1920, 1929, 1930 and 1933 earthquakes—out of the calculations as induced or potentially induced, it does call into question what the rate of natural earthquakes in the L.A. Basin really is," noted Hough.
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Shares of Boeing Co were on track for their worst two-day fall in over a decade as multiple brokerages downgraded the stock following reports that call into question the timing of the grounded 737 MAX jet's return to service.
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"To move for a sale in Malaysia immediately would be a remarkable violation of due process and international legal comity, and would call into question the actual ownership of the yacht for a potential buyer," the company said in the statement.
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After an internal review of the case lasting months, the CPS said on Thursday that while the material "should have been disclosed to the defence", that did not call into question the validity of the convictions of Ibori, Gohil and others.
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"The latest developments in Eastern Ukraine do not call into question the obligations of the parties under the Minsk agreements, nor the relevance of the Normandy format meetings between Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine," a French Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said.
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Also among top movers, British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands rose 5.5 and 2.7 percent respectively as investors bet the surprise resignation of U.S. Food & Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb may call into question the agency's regulation of e-cigarettes.
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The United States expressed deep concern, while Germany and Denmark summoned Turkish diplomats over the Kurdish detentions, and European Parliament President Martin Schulz said the actions "call into question the basis for the sustainable relationship between the EU and Turkey".
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"When they see a gap in a videotape, especially when the camera is on and then it's off and there's a gap, sometimes it's going to raise enough doubt to call into question the arrest and the prosecution," he said.
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Stubborn opposition among Freedom Caucus members, despite weeks of behind-the-scene talks among House Republicans, call into question the ability of party leaders to muster the 218 votes needed to pass the budget without help from the chamber's 188 Democrats.
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Thursday's votes will call into question whether the anti-Trump effort has enough support to get 28 signatures on the measure, which would ensure it gets a vote before the nearly 85033,500 delegates when the full convention convenes on Monday.
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Trump repeated his claim on Friday that NAFTA had allowed Canada and Mexico to take advantage of the U.S. He also appeared to call into question whether the U.S. should enter into another trilateral trade pact with the two countries.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union executive plans a review of value added tax (VAT) across the bloc that might call into question Britain's right to waive the sales duty on food, medicines and children's clothing, a senior EU official said.
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Concern over President Donald Trump's commitment to NATO has increased significantly following comments he made earlier this month that appeared to call into question the United States' commitment to Article 5 -- the clause that assures military response from member nations.
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Also among top movers, British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands rose 3.5 and 1.4 percent respectively as investors bet the surprise resignation of U.S. Food & Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb may call into question the agency's regulation of e-cigarettes.
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"This particular attack may have denied the American people the opportunity to contribute to what is supposed to be a fair and transparent process, which in turn may call into question the integrity of the FCC's rulemaking proceedings," they wrote.
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If climate skeptics can get the Trump EPA to call into question the data behind climate policy, then a judge who later hears arguments won't have to consider the complicated scientific evidence — only the fact that the agency rescinded that evidence.
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"The choice is hers, but she ought to fully and deeply appreciate that injudicious comments undermine her office and her cases -- legally and factually -- and will call into question, in the public eye, the credibility of her work," he wrote.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama arrived in Berlin on Wednesday to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel, with whom he has forged a close transatlantic alliance during eight years in office that President-elect Donald Trump may now call into question.
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It looks like this very fiscal gap will immediately call into question the stability of entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare, as Republicans like Paul Ryan, having just cut taxes, remember that they are fiscal conservatives after all.
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"This is a very rare occurrence that took place in a private space, and in no way does it call into question the work of our police or the security of our public spaces," Ms. Hidalgo, the mayor, said on Monday.
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Not only would it call into question his judgment in putting Mr. Biden on the original ticket, but also the vice president was a useful surrogate in working-class communities where he connected with voters more than Mr. Obama did.
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Over the longer term, other analysts said, an American withdrawal from Nafta "would call into question the viability of Mexico as an outsourcing destination," said Dan Ciuriak, a trade expert at the Center for International Governance Innovation in Waterloo, Ontario.
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Her experience shows what it means to testify about sexual assault today: submitting to questioning that is designed not just to invalidate your account of a traumatic moment, but also to call into question your very character as a human being.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, to call into question Atkinson's handling of the whistleblower complaint that first sounded the alarm about Trump's dealings with Ukraine and that eventually led to him being impeached.
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McCain's actions in the days, and even the hours leading up to his dramatic decision to come down against the Republican attempt to undo the law known as Obamacare, call into question Trump's version of events leading up to the vote.
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" Republicans on the Financial Services Committee published a rebuttal report on Friday that found "no wrongdoing by the NRA or its officials that would reasonably call into question the NRA's tax-exempt status, based on the documents provided to the Committee.
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His across-the-board refusal to produce documents or top aides to investigators resulted in the second impeachment charge, obstruction of Congress, but also holes in the factual record that the senators have already made clear they will call into question.
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So, it's so important, when you're spending serious money, that you can put into a purchase agreement just a simple statement: 'The gallery is not in possession of any information that would call into question the authenticity of this painting.
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The report should call into question the legitimacy of the FISA system "whether you like Trump, hate Trump, don't care about Trump," Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, the Republican chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said at the hearing on Wednesday.
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Maeve Reston and Scott Glover, both former Los Angeles Times reporters, were the first to call into question key elements of Ben Carson's autobiography, in a story that broke first on the CNNPolitics website before going on to drive the television news cycle.
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John Miller, co-head of fixed income at Nuveen Asset Management, said the House bill as it stands could call into question as much as 40 percent of the market's new supply by making interest earned on certain bonds subject to federal taxation.
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"The FCC, under your leadership, has taken numerous actions that call into question your independence in the matter, and at the very least demonstrate the appearance of preferential treatment for Sinclair," said Representative Mike Quigley, a Democrat, at a House hearing on Thursday.
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Today, ahead of the first round of this year's presidential election on April 23rd, the Socialists are bracing themselves not just for elimination from the run-off, but for a far greater humiliation, one which could call into question the party's very survival.
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"There are a number of substantive issues the secretary has taken positions on over the years, including supporting the war in Iraq, including taking money from big companies, that call into question whether she should be the Democratic nominee," Weaver told CNN.
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Emerging technologies — additive manufacturing, robotics, AI and new types of vehicles — will call into question many of the current system's basic tenets, such as the traditional distinction between goods and services found in most trade agreements and the rules for determining product origins.
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Failure to strike a deal with such a like-minded country as Canada would call into question the EU's ability to forge other deals and damage credibility already battered by Britain's vote to leave the bloc and disputes over the migration crisis.
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To call into question the legitimacy of a federal judge's work not just because of a disagreement, but because of the judge's ethnicity, diminishes Mr. Trump as a person, as a politician, and most certainly as a potential leader of the free world.
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In cross examination, Justice Department lawyer Claude Scott pointed to efforts that Time Warner was already making to move into targeted advertising and online distribution, including contracting with tech companies, an apparent attempt to call into question the need for the megamerger.
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"Not surprisingly, (Trump's) comments have been completely taken out of context by the racially exclusive and divisive profiteers seeking to call into question his support of all law abiding citizens and the law enforcement that live and work among them," he said.
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Access Now penned a letter Wednesday urging the European Commission to suspend the U.S.-EU Privacy Shield in response to a series of actions that it says call into question the Trump administration's commitment to honoring Europeans' privacy and data protection rights.
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The controversy over Russia's alleged role in attempting to influence the election has roiled Washington, with Democratic lawmakers calling for an independent commission to investigate the matter and Republicans worried that the affair might call into question the legitimacy of Trump's victory.
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The complaint filed on Friday by the F.T.C. against Herbalife in federal court in Los Angeles does call into question some of the company's longstanding distribution practices and ways it generates revenue by relying on customers to sell products to friends and relatives.
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"It's unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the U.S.-Israel relationship," he said of Omar's remarks at a bookstore event in Washington (The New York Times).
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Waking any of the big three on my departure — my wife, our 2-year-old daughter or the dogs — risked a chain reaction that could call into question my claim that these outings would have minimal impact on home or work life.
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But this year has made it resoundingly clear that key Republican decision-makers in the House -- most notably outgoing Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes -- have avoided pressing on these issues, lest doing so call into question the validity of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Coming on the heels of Trump's disastrous European tour, the American retreat from an agreement that includes 195 nations will call into question Washington's reliability as an ally and partner, not just on climate change but on any number of other matters.
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Russia, in particular, used a series of delaying tactics on Tuesday, the first day of the organization's meeting, to try to call into question its legitimacy or prevent a vote, and on Wednesday the Russian delegation tried again to delay the vote.
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The companies' decisions came after days of criticism online and in right-leaning media outlets that was amplified by Donald Trump Jr., a son of the president, who appeared to call into question the theater's funding sources on Twitter on Sunday morning.
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Beyond all the insiderish commentary about N.B.A. free agency and where Gordon Hayward, a borderline All Star, might end up, there was a steady stream of news that seemed to call into question the structure of labor and compensation in American professional sports.
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A peace deal, as pacifying as it may sound, would immediately strip the United Nations Command, formed in wartime by the U.N. Security Council, of its legitimacy, and call into question the justification for the presence of U.S. troops in South Korea.
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Defeat there for the opposition, however, could call into question the viability of the opposition strategy of fielding joint candidates, seen thus far as the best way to crack Fidesz's dominance, said Andras Biro-Nagy, an analyst at think tank Policy Solutions.
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Tuesday's event highlights the need for radar images to be "enhanced by other sources of information that can either confirm or call into question the radar operator's -- or air traffic controller's -- interpretation of those blips on his or her screen," Leighton added.
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Red flags had been raised regarding irregular and potentially compromised absentee ballots stemming from the work of a political consultant hired by Harris' campaign, which led many people from both sides of the aisle to call into question the integrity of the election.
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"While a less stable government might ordinarily lessen support for that currency, the market is also mindful about whether this could potentially call into question the longevity of the Abenomics reflation agenda," analysts from the National Australia Bank wrote in a Tuesday report.
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He is going to implement things that are in the best interest of the safety of this country ... And if somebody has a problem with that agenda then that does call into question whether or not they should continue in that post or not.
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Other Trump comments appearing to call into question US security guarantees towards NATO nations and apparent openness to Putin's views on the sovereignty of Crimea are also factors that helped convince 50 Republican national security officials to sign a letter last month denouncing Trump.
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"SAG-AFTRA has been in contact with Sinclair to express our concerns with this campaign, and we stand with our members and journalists everywhere in challenging corporate directives that call into question the journalistic integrity of the news presented to the public," the memo states.
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But now I am older, and as I have watched a her line up mothers who have lost their sons to gun violence, in the background of yet another campaign stop, my stomach turns and I am forced to call into question her authenticity.
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An answer in a Q&A article on March 11 about whether Iran's recent missile tests call into question its commitment to the landmark nuclear agreement reached last year with world powers misstated the official position of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps concerning the agreement.
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"Despite trying to turn over every single rock in this man's life in a desperate attempt to find a worm, they were never able to call into question his basic account of what happened in this case," a prosecutor, Jason P.W. Halperin, told the jury.
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As Vox's Zack Beauchamp writes, there are three separate Trump-Russia scandals that together call into question the nature of Trump's relationship with Russia: the resignation of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn; the hacking of the DNC; and the as yet mostly unproven dossier.
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Lisa Monaco, who ran the Justice Department's national security division under Mr. Obama, said presidential comments "violate the golden rule" of independent law enforcement, could taint jury pools and call into question the rigorous process used to decide whether to seek the death penalty.
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There was a period, Stephen Greenblatt, a professor of the humanities at Harvard said by email, when a strain in postmodernism was so giddily determined to call into question the posturing of Enlightenment scientism that its advocates recklessly dismissed the very existence of objective truths.
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Trump's comments that the US would "let other people take care of it now" also appeared to call into question US efforts to bring about a ceasefire, condemn regime bombings of civilian areas, or help the various sides in the Syrian civil war to reconcile.
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Moscow's ties with Washington are at post-Cold War lows, but the Kremlin is usually careful not to call into question actions by Trump whom Russian politicians often cast as a positive force in ties who is held back by an anti-Russian U.S. establishment.
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"I welcome debate in Congress based on the merits of policy, but it's unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the US-Israel relationship," Engel said in the statement.
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The latest actions by the Trump administration – including the recently proposed slashing of the Department of Energy's clean energy innovation budget by 72 percent, not to mention new tariffs on solar panel imports – call into question America's commitment to innovation and advanced energy leadership.
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The findings of a large federal study on bypass surgeries and stents call into question the medical care provided to tens of thousands of heart disease patients with blocked coronary arteries, scientists reported at the annual meeting of the American Heart Association on Saturday.
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"I welcome debate in Congress based on the merits of policy, but it's unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the U.S.-Israel relationship," Engel said in a statement.
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For many conservatives—those who have tended to doubt or call into question Francis's fidelity to Church tradition—this apparent misstep makes it easier for them to blame the sex abuse crisis on Francis rather than on his predecessors or on the Church itself.
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"Any politically motivated inquisition against federal civil servants who, under the direction of a previous administration, carried out policies that you now oppose," would call into question the Trump team's commitment to the rule of law and a peaceful transition, Markey said in a letter to Trump.
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Both have so far publicly stayed quiet, emphasizing their friendships with the US but national security officials in those countries are watching and waiting, following closely while refraining from criticizing a process that could call into question their intelligence gathering and reveal their methods and sources.
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Rather, 85033, was an award-winning anchor of the "CBS Evening News" from 1981 to 2005 before he was fired over a "60 Minutes" piece that used fake documents to call into question whether President George W. Bush fulfilled his National Guard duties during the Vietnam War.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact is on life support and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has questioned US support for key allies and seemed to call into question the American nuclear umbrella, leaving open the very real possibility of an Asia firmly dominated by China.
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If Senate Republicans fall short of approving the healthcare overhaul it would call into question not only Trump's ability to get other key parts of his agenda, including tax cuts and an increase in infrastructure spending, through Congress, but the Republican Party's capacity to govern effectively.
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"The Law Department holds its employees to the absolute highest professional and ethical standards and does not tolerate any action that would call into question the integrity of the lawyers who serve and represent the City of Chicago," the Law Department said in a statement Monday.
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"If some countries were to call into question certain aspects of the compromise, notably with regards to the emissions units and the sustainability of alternative fuels, the support given by France to this version of the text would be compromised," France wrote in a letter to ICAO.
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"Not surprisingly, (Trump's) comments have been completely taken out of context by the racially exclusive and divisive profiteers seeking to call into question his support of all law abiding citizens and the law enforcement that live and work among them," Loomis said in a statement to CNN.
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The findings call into question whether mortgage brokers, which originate 225 percent to 113 percent of new loans in Canada's C$211 trillion ($231 trillion) mortgage market, are being adequately supervised as record household debt and rising interest rates make it harder for borrowers to make repayments.
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INTERNATIONAL An answer in a Q&A article on March 11 about whether Iran's recent missile tests call into question its commitment to the landmark nuclear agreement reached last year with world powers misstated the official position of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps concerning the agreement.
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While he doubted that the flight-control problem brought the plane down, he said any changes to the records would call into question the actual condition of the airplane at the time of the crash as well as the integrity of the airline as a whole.
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"I welcome debate in Congress based on the merits of policy, but it's unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the U.S.-Israel relationship," Engel said in a statement following Omar's comments.
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A decision siding against the unions "would call into question thousands of public-sector contracts covering 9.5 million public employees and affecting scores of critical services, including police, fire, emergency response and, of course, education," David Frederick, a lawyer representing the California unions, told NBC News.
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" Blair Levin, an analyst for New Street Research, a firm focused on the telecommunications industry, wrote in a research note that a Justice Department victory would "set a standard for what constitutes substantial harm that would call into question a number of other potential and pending mergers.
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The CMA's investigation also found that recent allegations of sexual harassment against Fox News staff in the U.S. did not call into question Fox's or the MFT's commitment to broadcasting standards in the U.K. Disney announced the $52.4 billion deal to buy Fox assets in December.
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"Recent reports of inconsistent messaging culminating in an unattributed press release surrounding information related to Hurricane Dorian call into question the NWS's processes, scientific independence, and ability to communicate accurate and timely weather warnings and data to the nation in times of national emergency," the agency wrote.
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While Francis' message was not specifically directed at Trump, there's little question that the head of the Roman Catholic Church is aware of the American President's role in seeking to call into question all news that he doesn't like -- and its ripple effect around the world.
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"I welcome debate in Congress based on the merits of policy, but it's unacceptable and deeply offensive to call into question the loyalty of fellow American citizens because of their political views, including support for the U.S.-Israel relationship," the New York Democrat, who is Jewish, said.
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Furman's comments to the parties came after he ruled that GM could introduce witnesses and evidence that call into question the truthfulness of testimony last week from Scheuer and his wife that the accident was linked to events that led to their eviction from their "dream house" months later.
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If judges ultimately find that Mulvaney's appointment was invalid, it could call into question the legitimacy of actions he's taken so far, and at a minimum cast a "pall of illegitimacy," said Brianne Gorod, chief counsel of the Constitutional Accountability Center, which has argued that Mulvaney's appointment was unlawful.
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Briana Brewer San Francisco TO THE EDITOR: Re "The Folly of the Well-Meaning Traveling Volunteer" (Books, April 26) Dr. Lasker and Dr. Zuger correctly call into question the value of global health programs which primarily benefit the volunteers but lack sustainable benefit to the low resource foreign site.
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The Justice Department and the state of Oklahoma have warned in dire terms that recognizing the reservations would upend taxation and regulations for countless businesses, force the federal government to devote more personnel and resources to prosecuting crimes on tribal lands, and call into question existing criminal sentences.
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The postponement, will, however "call into question what's happening in the rest of the world and that is a reflection that the COVID-19 situation is not improving and that has a bigger impact on Japanese export demand and domestic consumption and business activity as well," Matsui said.
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But the memo — which Mr. Gowdy said he was "intricately involved" in drafting — did not make the case promised by some Republicans: that the evidence it contained would cast serious doubt on the origins of the Russia investigation and call into question any conclusion that Mr. Mueller might reach.
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Caught between parents, cultures and ideologies, Andreas's thoroughly engrossing account of his conflicted upbringing is enriched by excerpts from his mother's diaries, offering glimpses into the mind of a woman so driven by a desire for social equality that her actions call into question what constitutes quality parenting.
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"Reinterpreting federal constitutional requirements after 217-plus years would call into question thousands of settled criminal cases, and could require new trials in hundreds, if not thousands, of cases," Ms. Rosenblum, a Democrat, wrote in an amicus brief to the Supreme Court supporting the continued acceptance of nonunanimous verdicts.
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Although Mr. Trump acknowledged that "there may be a United Nations violation," he appears unwilling to make statements or take actions that could call into question what he considers his warm relationship with Mr. Kim, which the president believes is crucial to ending decades-long hostilities with the North.
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He said that while the instrument committed the EU to exploring alternatives to the backstop should a future relationship between the two not be concluded in a satisfactory and timely manner, it did not call into question that the backstop will apply unless and until such arrangements are agreed.
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Then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper explained during the same hearing that the difference between how hackers treated Democrats and Republicans contributed to the intelligence community's consensus conclusion that Russian hackers were trying to help Trump — a finding Trump has spent years trying to call into question.
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The numbers seemingly call into question the widely held assumption that ICE has stepped up enforcement under Trump, a perception buoyed by frequent media reports in recent months about immigration arrests in public places, sometimes involving people with no criminal record or protection from deportation under Obama-era policies.
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"It appears we're seeing a targeted attempt to silence those who speak critically of immigration policy," Benavidez said, "ICE's obligations as a government agency include respect for and adherence to the First Amendment, but actions like these call into question the agency's commitment to the Constitutional right to free speech."
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While the upgrade will likely be viewed as good news for the government parties, Fitch's view that the medium-term growth potential of the economy is around 2.0 to 2.5 percent could call into question the 3.5 percent average annual rate Kenny's Fine Gael has based its spending plans on.
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"If the regime and its backers think that they can test the boundaries, diminish compliance in certain areas, or act in ways that call into question their commitment to the cessation, without serious consequences for the progress that we have made, they are deeply mistaken," Kerry said at a news conference.
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In preparation for the public phase of impeachment, the White House has brought on former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) and former Treasury Department spokesman Tony Sayegh to lead communications efforts on impeachment, but Trump's own comments over the last week call into question how much that will matter.
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"To the extent that the Plaintiffs call into question the wisdom of using RCV, they are free to do so but for the reasons that I have indicated previously and upon which I elaborate presently, such criticism falls short of constitutional impropriety," U.S. District Judge Lance Walker wrote in his ruling.
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Steve Cortes, who served on Trump's Hispanic Advisory Council, attempted during an appearance on CNN's "Chris Cuomo Prime Time" to cite reports that call into question the argument that undocumented immigrants commit fewer crimes than American citizens before host Chris Cuomo accused him of injecting "fake news" into the conversation.
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Tillerson added that repealing the 2001 and 2002 authorities without "an immediate and appropriate replacement would call into question the domestic legal basis for the United States' full range of military activities against the Taliban, al Qaeda and associated forces, including ISIS, as well as our detention operations at Guantanamo Bay."
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Democratic senators angrily railed against a swiftly moving confirmation process, accusing Republicans on the committee of refusing to make public documents that they said call into question Judge Kavanaugh's honesty about his past congressional testimony and his record as a political operative and a lawyer in the Bush White House.
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Those quotation marks (despite their frequent use in Abloh's designs) seem to call into question her gender or her femininity, a trope with at least a touch of transphobia, writes Daniel Victor, especially in the context of the racist insults Williams and her sister Venus have faced in the past.
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"I am disappointed and quite frankly I am angered by the fact, he knows me, he knows my son, he knows there's nothing to this," Biden said in a terse exchange that could call into question his claim that he can work across the aisle with Republicans if elected president.
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And finally, the inspector general report really provides a factual basis to call into question the legitimacy of all of the actions taken, all of the decisions made, and all of the evidence gathered in the first nine months of the Trump Russia investigation, based on who was in charge of that investigation.
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The Peter Strzok that I questioned is a disgraced FBI agent who has been demoted by the FBI, is being investigated by the FBI for misconduct for those types of text messages that really call into question how much he hated Donald Trump at the same time that he was investigating Donald Trump.
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Although relatively small in number, the people leaving demonstrate the volatility of a nation that has left many of its citizens no choice but to flee illegally — and further call into question the EU's decision to financially support the Libyan coast guard in an effort to stop migration to its own nations.
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It makes no more sense, culturally or ethnically, to call into question the Americanness of a young woman whose mom brought her from Hermosillo to Tucson at the age of 6 than it does to doubt that a white guy raised in Syracuse but born in Toronto can ever really belong there.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) is "planting seeds" to call into question President Trump's fitness for office.
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The report did not mention that, in Paris, countries' initial pledges would cut emissions only enough to limit warming to 3.5 degrees Celsius (about 6.3 degrees Fahrenheit) by the end of the century, a scale and pace of change so profound as to call into question whether our current societies could survive it.
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He elaborates: The damage that will have been done by the party, had it been willing to have as its candidate with senior official support, somebody who is that far away from supporting the basics norms of constitutional government — I think it would call into question the basic integrity of the Republican party.
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"These circumstances generally, and Attorney General Barr's lack of candor specifically, call into question Attorney General Barr's credibility and in turn, the Department's representation that 'all of the information redacted from the version of the [Mueller] Report released by [ ] Attorney General [Barr]' is protected from disclosure by its claimed FOIA exemptions," Walton wrote.
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If the Supreme Court lets the Louisiana law go into effect, it would not only shut down multiple clinics in the state but could also call into question past abortion precedent and make it nearly impossible to fight abortion bans in court, thanks to a "wrecking ball" provision in the state's appeal.
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But right-wing media outlets' swift move to offense and outrage over the production — and the uproar that ensued — does call into question how well any of those who are upset grasp the history of Shakespeare and his place in the Western canon, and whether they're at familiar with Julius Caesar itself.
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" Tara Joseph, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, said, "The extradition bill is worrying because for business it starts to call into question whether there is now a blurred line between politics and business in a city that views itself as a commercial capital that puts business first.
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"The extradition bill is worrying because for business it starts to call into question whether there is now a blurred line between politics and business in a city that views itself as a commercial capital that puts business first," said Tara Joseph, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
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The man, identified only as C.M. in the court papers, is accused of keeping the 18-month-old boys in "deplorable" living conditions in the basement of his invalid parents' home and suffering from "serious personality and mental problems" that allegedly call into question his ability to care for the children, according to court documents.
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But the group's calls for a partial rollback of the flexible exchange rate system, a looser monetary policy and subsidised corporate loans call into question the key policies of the Central Bank, whose governor Elvira Nabiullina has earned Mr Putin's trust by helping the country weather the storm of oil price shock and western sanctions.
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What you're reading for isn't just whether it was a bad performance — it was — but whether it was bad in ways that call into question Sanders's ability to competently conduct foreign policy once he has taken the time to staff out and to broaden his focus beyond the domestic issues he most cares about.
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" "I don't think anything has changed (in the last hour or so) but when you call into question, one of the larger economies in the euro zone, and what that will mean to the stability of the euro zone, its certainly going to manifest itself into a larger punishment than we saw this morning.
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Still, according to associates, Mr. Comey thought the president was unlikely to get rid of him because that might be interpreted as a conclusion that the F.B.I. director was wrong to announce shortly before the election that he was re-examining the email case, which would call into question the legitimacy of Mr. Trump's victory.
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"As part of this review process, it has come to my attention that a current member of Millennium Challenge Corporation's senior political leadership has made a number of concerning statements and remarks to staff that call into question the MCC's commitment to an open and diverse workplace and an acceptable code of conduct," Menendez wrote.
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These include concerns that continued investigation would call into question the legitimacy of his election and potential uncertainty about whether certain events — such as advance notice of WikiLeaks's release of hacked information or the June 9, 2016 meeting between senior campaign officials and Russians — could be seen as criminal activity by the President, his campaign, or his family.
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These include concerns that continued investigation would call into question the legitimacy of his election and potential uncertainty about whether certain events, such as advance notice of WikiLeaks's release of hacked information or the June 000, 2016 meeting between senior campaign officials and Russians, could be seen as criminal activity by the President, his campaign, or his family.
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ET. (CNN)A former district attorney in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, claims he agreed more than a decade ago that his office wouldn't use a civil deposition given by Bill Cosby in any criminal matters, an email obtained by CNN shows -- a revelation that could call into question the viability of the criminal case against the comedian.
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They call into question why the platform is still heavily reliant on user reports, despite its AI and machine learning-based moderation tools, and why removals don't happen more quickly, especially during a crisis (and even routine moderation takes a deep psychological toll on the human monitors tasked with filling in the gaps left by AI).
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"To the extent that the Plaintiffs call into question the wisdom of using RCV, they are free to do so but for the reasons that I have indicated previously and upon which I elaborate presently, such criticism falls short of constitutional impropriety," U.S. District Court Judge Lance Walker wrote in his ruling, according to The Portland (Maine) Press Herald.
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The extravagance of an event like last night's Chanel show (the French fashion house chartered over 170 vintage Chevrolets and Cadillacs to transport guests, per Vogue UK) does call into question whether it was inappropriate — or offensive, even — for an international luxury brand to mine inspiration from and momentarily occupy a place still ravaged by poverty.
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Because of this, Mr. Rohner said, "we strongly reject any and all assertions made over the last days that call into question the personal and professional integrity of our C.E.O." The bank said on Tuesday that James B. Walker, who was chief financial officer for the United States, had been appointed to take over Mr. Bouée's role.
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Flynn accuses the government of suppressing certain information and alleges improprieties regarding the circumstances leading up to his guilty plea — including allegations of misconduct by the FBI, [Department of Justice], and the Special Counsel's Office — that, in his view, call into question the entire investigation, raise ethical concerns, warrant findings of civil contempt, and demand dismissal," Sullivan wrote. "Mr.
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So, the White House took it upon itself to "eliminate the fuss" about the nuclear program of Iran, and while denying it, move toward what it saw as the more critical step: to disengage the United States from the Middle East and dissolve or at least call into question our alliances with countries that we have typically had friendly relations with.
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Within hours after the Department of Justice released a long-awaited report of the investigation into former F.B.I. Director James Comey's handling of the Clinton email investigation, President Trump's aides and allies were already using it to call into question a different case entirely: Robert Mueller's investigation into possible links between the Trump campaign and Russia and obstruction of justice by the president.
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A key question is whether strategists sitting in Moscow believed that they could shape the outcome of an American election, since U.S. voting is so decentralized, or if their goal to propagate themes that, no matter the outcome of the voting, would call into question the validity the results of the 85033 election and undermine the fundamental faith in the electoral process.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE was dealt another blow on Sunday when a second whistleblower announced plans to call into question his dealings with the Ukrainians, potentially fortifying the House Democrats' impeachment probe.
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A return to the contention that marked Trump's first year in office would undercut his boasts about avoiding war through three person-to-person meetings with leader Kim Jong Un. It would call into question his descriptions of a close friendship with the young despot, with whom he's exchanged "love letters" and briefly walked alongside into North Korean territory in June.
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The email exchanges also call into question the NFL's motives for philanthropic donations for brain trauma research, including a joint partnership with Under Armour and General Electric to fund $173 million in concussion research, as well as a $2.5 million donation in 2015 to the University of Washington, Ellenbogen's employer, for a concussion center that Ellenbogen runs with Seattle Seahawks team doctor Stanley Herring.
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"And the fact that the 'Leave' campaign are getting things as straightforward as this wrong I think should call into question the whole judgment in making the bigger argument about leaving the EU." He also dismissed the idea that Turkey would join the bloc any time soon, joking that its current progress toward accession meant it would not become a member until the year 3000.
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The documents cited by The Lafayette Advocate call into question the credibility of the police account: Inside the emails are news clippings discussing Daniels' planned appearance in Columbus, pictures of Daniels with President Donald Trump, videos of her dancing, and even a map to the club where she would be performing, all sent days before she would pull into town on her tour bus.
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At the same time, his vanity and amour propre, joined to his rage against his doubters, makes it impossible for Trump to admit that anyone else helped him win the White House — so he cannot bring himself to fully acknowledge and criticize Russian election meddling because to do so might call into question not only his legitimacy but his self-conception as a political grandmaster.
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" Cipollone then accused the lawmaker of being a hypocrite as well, reading a quote from a statement Nadler made during President Bill Clinton's impeachment proceedings in which he argued "a narrowly voted impeachment or an impeachment substantially supported by one of our major political parties and largely opposed by the other" would be illegitimate, and would "call into question the very legitimacy of our political institutions.
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But in an email to The Hill on Monday, a DNC spokesperson said that commissioning its own polls would call into question the national party's partiality and that its money would be better spent on defeating President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2628 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 28503 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 22020 MORE.
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And the struggle against Islamization transcends the left-right divide by appearing to target both the putative successors of the Saracens, who for centuries waged war against Christian Europe (a view that resonates with voters on the right), and Islam itself, which seems to call into question modern scientific knowledge, gender equality, democracy and freedom of expression (a view that resonates with voters on the left).
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That number comes in the wake of a year in which Trump tried to blame both sides for the white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, waged an extensive effort to call into question the patriotism of the (largely black) NFL players who refused to stand for the National Anthem and asked why the United States was taking in immigrants from "shithole" countries in Africa.
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Aaron Klein, a fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution and former Treasury Department aide, told me in an email that Kavanaugh's logic in the 2016 decision could call into question the constitutionality of the independent financial regulatory system, including Comptroller of the Currency, an office created under President Abraham Lincoln; the Federal Housing Finance Agency, created under President George W. Bush; and potentially the Federal Reserve System.
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But I think given the work that he did over the course of his lifetime and given the role that he played to shed light on the inhumane treatment of farmworkers that he himself experienced, I think that he would really call into question the lack of humanity in a lot of both the rhetoric as well as the policies that we're seeing coming out of this current administration.
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My colleague, Lucas Matney, wrote up a description of the Magic Leap headset back when it was first revealed: The headset is pretty similar to designs that have come out previously in patents and leaks, the bulkiness of the front of the headset is perhaps slightly surprising however and the size of the frames might call into question just how large Magic Leap has been able to expand the headset's field-of-view.
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A loss in Iowa, which could come at the hands of Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, could call into question Trump's ability to turn high poll numbers into votes, as well as give his chief rival significant momentum.
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"It was just the traditional Washington, D.C. if you want to try and undercut someone's position, you call into question the position they held or the accomplishments they had, which is unfortunately what President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE has done with Secretary Mattis," he told Hill.
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This year, I believe Hillary Clinton has better policy proposals to help improve the lives of women, children, and families than Donald Trump, whose pro-life convictions are lukewarm at best; whose mass deportation plan would rip hundreds of thousands of families apart; whose contempt for Latinos, Muslims, refugees, and people with disabilities would further marginalized the "least of these" among us; and whose support for torture and targeting civilians in war call into question whether Christians who support him are truly pro-life or simply anti-abortion.
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If Judge Kavanaugh becomes a Supreme Court Justice, his approach to the Second Amendment could also call into question a number of other important gun safety measures of relatively recent vintage, including red flag laws, which empower family members and law enforcement to seek a court order temporarily restricting access to guns when a person poses a danger to self or others, domestic violence restraining order laws that disarm domestic abusers and prohibit them from owning firearms, and even laws requiring criminal background checks on all gun sales.
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Fox News legal analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoFox News legal analyst says quid pro quo is 'clearly impeachable': Trump requested 'criminal' act Napolitano: Trump's 'dog whistles of lawless behavior' call into question his fitness for office After Obama-era abuses, Republican hysteria over impeachment process is absurd MORE on Tuesday pushed back against the argument that President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE using a quid pro quo in his dealings with Ukraine did not qualify as an impeachable offense.
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Artists and doers in the environment such as Agnes Denes, with her tree-planting projects that are protected for hundreds of years and will eventually become old growth forests; Mel Chin's "Revival Field" (1991), which utilizes sculptural elements to make a field that actually repairs soil toxicity; Ellie Irons, who brings our cultural construction of plants, notably "weeds," into question; and Mary Mattingly, whose recent floating islands in NYC call into question, and proposes radical, utopian alternatives to, land-use, access to fresh food, and sustainability, even within the context of the largest city in the USA.
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