There are extra charges to start college, such as orientation fees and freshman fees, and extra charges to finish, such as senior fees and commencement fees.
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Prosecutors said that as part of Mr. Cantwell's plea deal, they had amended the original charges to the assault and battery charges to which he ultimately pleaded guilty.
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This system is lucrative for the online powerhouse, which charges sellers a listing fee, takes a cut of 8 to 15 percent, charges to store goods in Amazon warehouses (which is required to qualify for Prime), charges to handle customer service shipping, and charges to advertise these products on its site.
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It's common for criminal charges to come as a surprise.
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The indictment is needed for felony charges to go forward.
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The gun charges to 4.5kJ before firing off a round.
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In ancient Rome, rulers used corruption charges to eliminate enemies.
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Some advocates have called for criminal charges to be filed.
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Judges often allow sentences for separate charges to run concurrently.
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If warranted, Mueller can recommend charges to a grand jury.
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The police said they expected additional charges to be filed.
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Facial recognition cameras add charges to the room rate automatically.
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Legal experts expect at least some charges to be filed.
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Both banks said they were taking charges to resolve past misconduct.
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But how about the magnitude of forthcoming charges to bank capital?
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The lender warned there could be more PPI charges to come.
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So the police revised the charges to reflect an uncertain date.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell attributed the charges to "the resistance.
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Charges to airlines for using airports are the main source of income for Aena, which wants to keep them at current levels, whereas regulators and airlines want to cut the charges to boost the travel industry.
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After Zachary's death, prosecutors upgraded the charges to include first-degree murder.
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His lawyers have said they do not expect charges to be laid.
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His mother said she pressed charges to keep him out of trouble.
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The judge told him a lawyer would explain the charges to him.
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It can take months for formal charges to be filed in India.
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Altered her charges to 4 times the original quote with no explanation.
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Attorneys representing Headley have called for those charges to also be dropped.
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Insurers by law have to offer those lower charges to qualified customers.
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The prosecution, however, has yet to settle on what charges to bring.
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"We don't like to stack [charges], to use layman's terms," he said.
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Supporters said they were trumped up charges to silence a vocal critic.
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But Japan may not entrust its charges to the Lebanese justice system.
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McSally's bill would add the new domestic-terrorism charges to that list.
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McCaul said his bill would add charges to that domestic terrorism definition.
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Authorities said they expect the teen&aposs charges to be upgraded to murder.
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But Mueller let the decision of bringing obstruction of justice charges to Congress.
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"One person had five different charges to his account," Ekeland told BuzzFeed News.
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Rousseff can appeal the charges to Brazil's highest court, the Supreme Federal Tribunal.
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Gardner dropped charges to avoid appearing as a witness in her own case.
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In this video, Kahlua charges to his bowl, tail-wagging, but stops short.
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Thank goodness for federal civil rights charges -- to which Slager ultimately pleaded guilty.
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By saving energy and water, it reduces the servicing charges to your tenants.
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Miners pay the charges to smelters to process copper concentrate into refined metal.
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House Democrats huddle ahead of expected transfer of Trump impeachment charges to Senate.
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"As in Brazil, they're not pursuing corruption charges to clean Peru of corruption, they're using the charges to remove their enemies from power," said Jo-Marie Burt, a political scientist who studies Latin America at George Mason University in Virginia.
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The charges, to which he pleaded not guilty, cover allegations from 1998 to 2010.
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Wopat's agent declined to comment about the charges to PEOPLE following his initial arrest.
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One reason is that insurers have been passing on more medical charges to patients.
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The group called for the charges to be withdrawn and for police to apologize.
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That means it shouldn't have to take unnecessary store closing charges to appease investors.
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In their preliminary hearings, the court will read the charges to the two actresses.
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Regulators want greater transparency on fees and charges to encourage customers to shop around.
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Then the police change my charges to electronic crimes for sharing photos of nudity.
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Pretensioners use explosive charges to hold seat belts in place during a car crash.
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In the next quarter, Uber expects its stock-based-compensation charges to fall dramatically.
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Defense attorneys for some of the Marines have asked for charges to be dismissed.
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They also plan to add charges to the two suspects as the investigation progresses.
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Still, it is unusual for charges to be filed in such an old case.
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After Kline filed his complaint, prosecutors sent the charges to the Pennsylvania Attorney General.
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And the student's mother, Dhakira Talbot, is calling for the charges to be dropped.
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Charges to patients, if any, are preset, minimal and determined by ability to pay.
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However, a statement from the family calls for criminal charges to be brought against Oliver.
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Where Manafort is facing, sorta related charges to his former political consulting work in Ukraine.
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Additionally, he will be the subject of a civil rights investigation with charges to come.
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He has accused political opponents of fabricating the charges to undermine his party&aposs popularity.
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Some, like London and Stockholm, have imposed congestion charges to discourage driving during peak hours.
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Doud will fight these false charges to his last breath, and he will be vindicated.
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Prosecutors are definitely not supposed to use criminal charges to calm unrest or quell riots.
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We expect loan impairment charges to normalise, but to remain low in the benign environment.
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The Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (ICJR) also called for all charges to be dropped.
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The price controls set the revenue monopoly network owners can earn from charges to consumers.
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The charges to which Ibori pleaded guilty amounted to the theft of about $80 million.
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Rights group Amnesty International called for what it said were "absurd charges" to be dropped.
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Prosecutors had asked for lesser charges to be considered if Stockley was acquitted of murder.
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The commision had already recommended bringing criminal charges to clerics who failed to report abuse.
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It's also lowering some fees for airlines, including charges to park and land at airports.
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Billed charges to health plans grew from $6,900 per day to over $2,500 per day.
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To get a better idea, we'll have to wait for the charges to be unsealed.
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Greg Skordas, Masina's attorney confirmed the charges to ESPN, but has not seen the documents.
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The woman who has accused Assange of rape has asked for charges to be resumed.
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Dr. Banait said he would push for criminal charges to be filed against Mr. Khan.
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He was sentenced on multiple charges to six months in jail and three years' probation.
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We expect impairment charges to gradually decrease and this to translate into higher operating profitability.
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Unfortunately, many jurisdictions do not consistently report the disposition of all criminal charges to NICS.
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They were eventually sentenced on lesser economic charges, to a decade each in the gulag.
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Horowitz has not returned a text asking about the specific charges to Sports Illustrated's Richard Deitsch.
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Critics said Hong Kong authorities have brought such charges to stifle freedom of expression and assembly.
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That brings the total number of murder and attempted murder charges to 51 and 40, respectively.
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Defense lawyers will argue for charges to be dismissed at a hearing set for Jan. 8.
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But the more serious the crime, the longer the courts allow for charges to be brought.
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Monsanto had previously said it expected those charges to be between $850 million to $22.73 million.
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This process can take months and cause thousands of dollars of fraudulent charges to pile up.
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The infamous movie mogul's lawyers have asked for the charges to be dismissed, citing police misconduct.
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Instead, they nabbed him on gun and drug-related charges, to which he pleaded not guilty.
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"I was astounded, in disbelief that there were any charges to be had," Thomason told AJC.
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Too much time has elapsed since he sent the text for administrative charges to be filed.
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The battery charges to 80% of its capacity in 189841898429 minutes on a fast-charger system.
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The battery charges to 80% of its capacity in 40 minutes on a fast-charger system.
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This woman, Duncan said, was the lone holdout, causing the 10 charges to end in mistrial.
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Ms. Nossel, of Pen America, also linked the charges to a climate fostered by Mr. Trump.
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Manafort was indicted on money laundering and other charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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Meanwhile, Trump took a break from bashing Democrats over the impeachment charges to promote the deal.
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As the team hoped, this arrangement caused suspended particles with positive surface charges to concentrate towards the CO2 side of the water stream, and those with negative surface charges to concentrate towards the air side, leaving the centre of the stream more or less particle-free.
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It would also extend the statute of limitations for bringing rape charges to 30 years from 20.
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He was charged with attempted murder in October, but a grand jury reduced the charges to assault.
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They added a further 17 criminal charges to that indictment when they submitted a formal extradition request.
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The Maricopa County attorney will review the case to determine which charges to formally bring against him.
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Authorities did not comment on why it took nearly two years for criminal charges to be filed.
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In a research note, CIBC analyst Robert Sedran suggested there could be more such charges to come.
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For example, Fitch added back $2750 million related to these charges to its EBITDA calculation in 2000.
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The average tariff the U.S. charges to countries it doesn't have a trade deal with is 3.7%.
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He pleaded guilty in May to federal hate crime and firearm charges to avoid the death penalty.
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It's surprisingly easy to add charges to a phone bill, and surprisingly difficult to take them off.
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At 10, he asks his charges to prove the likelihood that we're not alone in the universe.
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"I said before, if the government wants to press charges to anyone, they are capable," he added.
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Spain's state prosecutor has called for rebellion, sedition and embezzlement charges to be brought against Catalonia's leaders.
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They wield wide discretion, including over what charges to bring and whether to enter a plea negotiation.
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PPI payments should ease after next August, but the bank also needs other misconduct charges to fall.
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He had been arrested in July on federal sex trafficking charges, to which he pleaded not guilty.
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There's a 40 cent fee tacked onto those charges to cover processing, but the option is there.
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Last week it experienced a higher-than-normal volume of declines from banks of charges to patrons.
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Mr. Davidson faces up to 40 years in prison for the two charges to which he admitted.
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Legal experts say there are obvious reasons lawyers want clients facing serious criminal charges to keep quiet.
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In both cases, the costs include the amount the contractor charges to provide services to the family.
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In July 2017 the Supreme Court invoked corruption charges to remove Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from office.
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Earlier this year, he pleaded guilty to 29 federal hate crime charges to avoid the death penalty.
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In the meantime, calls continue to grow for hate-crime charges to be filed in their deaths.
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He's awaiting a separate trial on the child pornography charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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The office referred questions about the nature of the charges to the University of Virginia Police Department.
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Airports would like to have the freedom to impose higher per-passenger charges to finance needed investments.
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His plan would limit those charges to twice what the Medicare program pays for the given service.
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Bombshell exposés on the nightly news have returned his looming indictment on corruption charges to the forefront.
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The panel could vote by Thursday to recommend the charges to the full chamber for final approval.
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To recuperate, Mother Mildred (Miriam Margolyes) decides to take herself and most of her charges to Scotland.
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Bobbi Sternheim, Pham's lawyer, said her client accepted "full responsibility" to the charges to which he pled.
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Articles of impeachment, on the other hand, are the specific charges to be brought against the president.
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Her husband Richard Ratcliffe said the Revolutionary Guards were "inventing new charges to prevent her early release".
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On the other side of the spectrum, prosecutors can decide what charges to bring against specific individuals.
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U.S. authorities have prepared charges to seek the arrest of Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, per CNN.
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It is uncommon for defendants in Japan who deny their charges to be granted bail ahead of trial.
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Four suspects were indicted on Thursday, bringing the total number of those now facing criminal charges to 10.
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It's the DA who launches investigations, determines what charges to file, and whether to offer a plea bargain.
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They may have been accused, but criminal charges, to say nothing of criminal convictions, are nowhere in sight.
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As such, we will be issuing a full refund (including shipping charges) to everyone who purchased the product.
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Thankfully, the Peak charges to full in just two hours, and that's good for 30 or more cycles.
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On Tuesday, Intel said it had already seen $1.8 billion in total restructuring and other charges to date.
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Miller declined to disclose how much he charges to administer the drug, but growth hormone can be expensive.
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The U.S. State Department accused Iran of fabricating national security-related charges to detain Americans and other foreigners.
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His then-wife failed to turn up for an August court date, leading the charges to be dismissed.
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The year-ago quarter included impairment charges to write down the value of acreage throughout the United States.
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The arrest was first reported by TMZ, and the Seminole County Sheriff's office confirmed the charges to PEOPLE.
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For that reason Turkey has been able to apply terrorism charges to people linked with the Gulen movement.
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Rainsy called for all charges to be dropped against Kem Sokha and for the party to be reinstated.
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Comey has a reputation for integrity, and it is his call whether to refer charges to the DOJ.
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One is the possibility of increasing road-use charges to reduce traffic congestion at specific places and times.
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Of course, no prosecutor in any democratic country would ever consider the charges to be even remotely credible.
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Park police have recommended charges to the US attorney for the Southern District of New York, Willis added.
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You no longer have to keep track of several fee charges to maintain your points and reward balances.
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But Mr. Mueller could be using the charges to pressure Mr. Manafort into providing information about those topics.
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Community groups say, though, that the police use aggravated assault charges to deflect attention from their own conduct.
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Under prior guidance from the government, hospitals could meet their obligations by providing charges to patients on request.
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Some former rebels allege the government is using drug charges to "hunt" them, per the New York Times.
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But the Tamaulipas State's Attorney's Office elevated the charges to include the more serious crime of human trafficking.
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Norimitsu broke off from a follow-up piece — the filing of criminal charges — to talk about his reporting.
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As attorney general, he would set the guidelines prosecutors follow in deciding what cases and charges to bring.
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Keep in mind that you also need to charge incidental charges to your room for them to qualify.
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Operators pay index-linked access charges to HS1, partly regulated and partly depending on the number of trains.
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These costs can vary from monthly fees to charges to purchase the card or reload it, for example.
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Police on Friday fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse scores of students demonstrating at Jamia.
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The House votes allowed a referral of contempt charges to the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
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It is rare in Japan for defendants who deny their charges to be granted bail ahead of trial.
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Analysts have been looking past those charges to focus on the long-term benefits of lower tax rates.
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Mr Ruto's supporters claim the police and prosecutors are using corruption charges to undermine his chances of winning office.
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Separately, Erickson has been indicted on wire fraud and money laundering charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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Charges to be filed on Thursday regarding the 2.6 billion ringgit deposit would be first ones outside of SRC.
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It's the perfect size for a back pocket, provides multiple charges to multiple devices, and just lasts and lasts.
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The battery fully recharges in about 2.5 hours, or charges to just under 50 percent after about an hour.
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Middle Georgia Judicial Circuit District Attorney Hayward Altman said Friday he will present charges to a grand jury Dec.
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In the Washington, D.C., region, the charges to drive from the city from far-out suburbs peaked near $40.
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The Florida-based long-distance carrier had also added unapproved charges to consumers' phone bills, according to the FCC.
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Most big U.S. lenders have estimated one-off charges to their fourth quarter earnings on account of tax cuts.
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Kenyan special forces used small charges to breach locked doors and gradually clear each floor, another security professional said.
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The plea deal with Billy Brown and his son calls for those charges to be dismissed, the newspaper reported.
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The investigation is still ongoing and we still have victims to be identified and more charges to be laid.
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Reuters reported on Monday that officials have extended the deadline for Google to respond to the charges to Oct.
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As the dollar charges to fresh 2018 highs, one trader is betting on trouble ahead for the emerging markets.
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Kindly white men who advised their black charges to be a "credit to their race" were not speaking ironically.
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It then applies an increasing set of capital charges to any sovereign exposures above 20150% of a bank's capital.
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He pleaded not guilty and agreed to a pretrial intervention program that would allow the charges to be dismissed.
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Federal prosecutors have charged him with hate crimes as well as murder, charges to which he's pleaded not guilty.
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According to reports, police seized several electronic devices from Vazquez's home, and there may be more charges to come.
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Temer denied any wrongdoing, and Brazil's lower house of Congress voted against sending the charges to the Supreme Court.
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The plea agreement between Michael D. Cohen and prosecutors along with the charges to which Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty.
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During an extradition hearing in September, Carvajal said Washington was fabricating the drug trafficking charges to make him talk.
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Thirty-eight percent of GOP respondents opposed allowing criminal charges to be brought against a president who's in office.
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The bank said it would refund or credit $2.8 million more to cover any fees or charges to customers.
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In June, prosecutors won another boost when a DC-based grand jury added witness tampering charges to Manafort's indictment.
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Some even said it was leading to an increase in their charges to corporate customers over and above interests.
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Charges to be filed on Thursday regarding the 2.6 billion ringgit deposit would be first ones outside of SRC
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"Those are very, very serious charges to make, and I want to have much more information," Mr. Tillerson said.
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However, if any unlawful acts are found, then I believe the government should bring forth charges to those involved.
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The superseding indictment unsealed on Tuesday adds 10 defendants and additional charges to an indictment announced in October 2017.
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On Wednesday, they upgraded the charges to two counts each of first-degree murder and aggravated child abuse, PEOPLE confirms.
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They would argue that allowing a senator convicted of federal corruption charges to hold on to his seat is outrageous.
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"No one from the school requested charges to be pressed or for an arrest to be made," the statement said.
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Puffco says the Peak charges to full power in just two hours, which is good for 30 or more cycles.
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AT&T could offer some extras, as it does now with free data charges to wireless customers for streaming DirecTV.
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According to the report, Lewis subsequently denied using the card at the establishment and disputed the charges to the bank.
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Many have accused the mother of carelessness while others are calling for charges to be pressed against the child's parents.
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Data Supports Revenue Growth: Fitch expects AIS's service revenue (excluding interconnection charges) to grow by around 5%-6% in 2017.
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Each of the 36 weapons charges to which he pleaded guilty on Wednesday carry up to 10 years in prison.
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He then addressed supporters, reasserting his innocence and accusing his enemies of fabricating the charges to foil his presidential bid.
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In the United States, Chinese government agents are pressuring Chinese expatriates wanted on corruption charges to return to the motherland.
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That issue became moot when prosecutors failed to hold a preliminary hearing, prompting the child abuse charges to be dropped.
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Ballinger was detained on attempted rape, sexual abuse, and criminal sexual act charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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Most big U.S. lenders have estimated one-off charges to their fourth-quarter earnings on account of U.S. tax cuts.
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Despite the large number of machines confiscated, Honolulu prosecutors couldn't get those 414 felony gambling charges to stick in court.
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While each side implored its charges to lay down their weapons, neither expected the kind of overt unity that transpired.
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Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo limit overdraft charges to four per account per business day, bank representatives said.
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Asset quality remained resilient in 2015, and Fitch expects impaired loans and loan impairment charges to stay low in 2016.
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Manafort was convicted of multiple counts of fraud, and then pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges to avoid a second trial.
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Still, laws in 18 states tie drugged driving charges to whether drivers have THC (or related compounds) in their blood.
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For example, he pointed to Philadelphia's new District Attorney, who has lowered prostitution charges to tickets for first-time offenses.
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Such talks sometimes lead to a deal in which a defendant pleads guilty to lesser charges to resolve a case.
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Giuliani reportedly pressed U.S. officials several times unsuccessfully for the charges to be dropped ahead of his client's guilty plea.
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He provided no target date for related probes that will decide the final nature of the charges to be brought.
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Hunter's campaign committee spent $625.00 on five separate $125.00 'pet in cabin' United Airlines charges to fly a pet rabbit.
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On September 29, Grassley referred charges to the Department of Justice and the FBI regarding another person who contacted Sen.
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First, they could amend the current articles of impeachment, if necessary, to adjust the charges to fit the new evidence.
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What's next: The Judiciary Committee could vote by Thursday to recommend the charges to the full House for final approval.
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He did not mention the charges to which he pleaded guilty, or the deal with prosecutors that mandated his resignation.
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However, the bank's earnings remain well below most peers' because of large loan impairment charges to improve coverage of NPLs.
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They were the first criminal charges to be leveled against Rousseff, who was impeached in 2016 for breaking budgetary laws.
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Adding to their woes is higher expenses as they invest in new technologies and take restructuring charges to boost efficiencies.
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"Adjusted" Ebitda excludes: depreciation and amortization, stock pay, charges to insurance reserves, acquisition related costs, income taxes and interest. Ok!
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He was sentenced to five years on racketeering charges to be served in Florida if he's ever paroled in Michigan.
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Jumbo charges to protect her baby, causing a death, and forcing Max to sell her to try and recoup his losses.
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Xiaomi claims its battery will last 9.5 hours on a single charge, and it charges to 50% in half an hour.
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After paying five-figures for memberships, they were now being told that they would have to pay additional charges to fly.
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The rapper added he plans to pursue legal action against his home owners' association and expects all charges to be dropped.
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The NYPD is currently investigating the incident, but according to NBC New York, police don't expect any charges to be filed.
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On Monday he formally recused himself from deciding whether to reduce a San Jose plumber's felony child pornography charges to misdemeanors.
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A grand jury is expected to consider the case and decide whether, and on which charges, to indict him, Phillips said.
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The deal calls for charges to be dismissed without prejudice and the finding of no fault or liability among the parties.
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Put another way, the feds use solid, easily provable charges to put pressure on potential witnesses to turn and co-operate.
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Revenue Decline: Fitch forecasts DTAC's service revenue (excluding inter-connection charges) to drop by a low-single-digit percentage in 2016.
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A court reduced those charges to inciting violence in August, but denied him bail then, as prosecutors said he would flee.
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As for credit cards, Weston advises students to aim to keep charges to a minimum, even though it's a slippery slope.
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He added that he was "hopeful" that Anderson will "do the right thing" and submit the charges to another grand jury.
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The NPA said it had invited Gordhan to make representations regarding the charges to its head, Shaun Abrahams, by Tuesday afternoon.
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But he's still afraid to leave the protection of the embassy because the US has prepared charges to seek his arrest.
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CNN reported in April 2017 that US authorities prepared charges to seek Assange's arrest, citing US officials familiar with the matter.
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"Let me tell you the conversations going around Springfield are that there were probably not enough charges to bring," said Rep.
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His family held a news conference, calling for charges to be filed against the white officer who shot him, Betty Shelby.
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If you have the Hilton Aspire Card, you won't even have to worry about many of these charges to begin with.
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China has retaliated fiercely, from arresting two Canadians on trumped-up charges to halting millions of dollars in Canadian agricultural exports.
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In New York, Ohio, and Virginia, lawmakers have introduced bills to allow murder charges to be filed in drug-overdose deaths.
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The charges to which Mr. Howe pleaded guilty include extortion, wire fraud and conspiracies to commit honest services fraud and bribery.
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Mr. Kaufman said in an interview that the N.C.U.A. made up the charges to distract from its role in the crisis.
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Before the storm hit, many local animal shelters scrambled to transport their charges to safe locations, or to get them adopted.
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There are often charges to enter much-trafficked spots like Yellowstone or Yosemite, but the wilderness is mostly free to hikers.
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That led her to ask judges to let her help people arrested on drug-related charges to get into treatment programs.
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A 99-year-old law allows for charges to be filed for "gross negligence," but it has only been used once.
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Her father said a state prosecutor had urged the accused to marry her in return for the charges to be dropped.
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Other legal academics took issue with his view that impeachment only happens when the House transmits its charges to the Senate.
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The fees were charged to the Target Center, and the center allegedly attempted to pass on the charges to the campaign.
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What's next: The House Judiciary Committee could vote by Thursday to recommend the charges to the full chamber for final approval.
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Washington and Beijing have already applied charges to $50 billion of each other's goods in a tit-for-tat trade dispute.
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The charges to which Mr. Reed pleaded guilty concerned stolen letters, documents and photographs, ranging in value from $100 to $3,500.
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In addition to paying less for surplus solar, some utilities have also sought to assess fixed monthly charges to solar customers.
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That's not enough to run with an impeachment inquiry when the Constitution requires impeachment charges to encompass high crimes or misdemeanors.
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The bill, which assigns criminal charges to officers found responsible, now passes to the House for a vote with uncertain support.
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Saada will be held at least 15 days while police investigate the crime and determine the appropriate charges to file against him.
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The prosecution pushed for the rape and sexual slavery charges to be added to the docket after the trial was already underway.
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They are the only charges to emerge so far from the broad investigation into possible collusion between Trump's campaign and the Russia.
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Mack and Bronfman, who were both part of the inner DOS group, pleaded guilty in April to various charges to avoid trial.
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WWF's staff on the ground in Nepal leaped into action — not to demand justice, but to lobby for the charges to disappear.
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Apple claims it's adding two hours of battery life between charges to the smaller model, and one hour to the bigger one.
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He is scheduled to face trial in New York in January on sexual assault charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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In private, many politicians admit to being pressed, in some cases with the threat of corruption charges, to leave the PML-N.
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Belgian tennis coach Wim Fissette recalled looking for patterns in the game play of his charges to pinpoint what areas needed improvement.
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In 219 the companies agreed to pay a $221 million fine and forgive $22014 million in customer charges to settle the matter.
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But Jon's rep, Denise White, tells TMZ Sports ... Jon has a perfectly good explanation and expects the charges to be tossed out.
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The woman was initially hit with nearly $400 in charges to repair the damage, since the hotel was booked under her name.
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The charges to be included in Hess' fourth-quarter results relate to valuation allowances and deferred development of two natural gas fields.
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As legalization spreads and the cannabis profit grows, Big Weed could lobby for convictions to be overturned, for charges to be vacated.
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Seventeen human rights groups called for his immediate release and for charges to be dropped but Abeid remained imprisoned for 18 months.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists has called for charges to be dropped against them, saying they were protected by free speech rights.
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As prosecutors were building their case against Manafort, they aimed to flip his longtime deputy Gates from fighting criminal charges to cooperating.
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Anker's PowerCore Slim 5000, about $20, is affordable and provides about two full charges to a smartphone in a compact battery pack.
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The case is covered in a classy fabric but is the largest here, yet it only adds two charges to the earbuds.
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He accused Reid of drumming up charges to sink his campaign on behalf of establishment Democrats, who have largely rallied around Murphy.
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US officials told CNN last week that the Justice Department has prepared charges to seek the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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The National Labor Relations Board has issued formal charges to Musk's Tesla corporation for waging a union-busting campaign at its factories.
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New York politicians and prosecutors have been pursuing state charges to blunt any possible presidential pardon of the onetime Trump campaign chairman.
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A 22-year-old black man stands with his hands clasped behind his back as the prosecution reads charges to the judge.
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Some have so far absorbed the levies but prices are up on numerous products as companies pass off the charges to consumers.
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A perjurer soon to be serving three years in prison had a great many charges to level against President Trump on Wednesday.
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Hall was convicted on charges to distribute, possess, and manufacture crack cocaine, as well as possession of firearms, per the Justice Department.
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She was known for arraigning defendants with the most severe possible charges to secure long prison sentences, helping to fuel mass incarceration.
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In 2014, a year after a cardiologist named Dr. Zyad Younan reported $135,000 in credit card charges to authorities, Keo and co.
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No one from the middle school asked for charges to be filed and for the student to be arrested, school officials said.
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Cephus said in his announcement Saturday that he expected charges to be filed against him, though he did not specify what charges.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi is delaying sending impeachment charges to the Senate over concerns that its Republican majority would thwart a fair trial.
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Ayala said Rolón told her he did not intend to prosecute the children and had asked for the charges to be dropped.
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The timing has raised questions about whether the Trump administration unveiled the charges to ratchet up pressure on China before the talks.
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"Those are very serious charges to make," Tillerson said, adding that he needed "to be fully informed" before making such a determination.
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"Those are very, very serious charges to make, and I would want to have much more information before reaching a conclusion," Tillerson, said.
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That let users exchange messages with likeminded people across the country without having to pay high long-distance phone charges to do so.
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He sat straight or leaned his chin on his right hand throughout a lengthy recital of the charges to which he pleaded guilty.
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The New York Times notes that these are the first criminal charges to be filed against an individual in Germany over the scheme.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson has filed formal administrative charges to fire the officer who fatally shot black teenager Laquan McDonald in 2014.
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" Ethiopia ranks low on the World Press Freedom Index (at 142 out of 180 nations) for "using terrorism charges to silence the media.
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Yahoo – Yahoo's data breaches in recent years are reportedly the subject of new charges to be unveiled at a news conference later today.
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"Those are very, very serious charges to make, and I would want to have much more information before reaching that conclusion," he said.
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Conservatives take issue with a system that permits charges to be filed, even when someone has no specific intent to break the law.
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Police used tear-gas grenades and led charges to disperse migrants trying to make their way to the approach road for Calais port.
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It also left unchanged the 0.1 percent interest it charges to a portion of excess reserves financial institutions park with the central bank.
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"Those are very, very serious charges to make and I would want to have much more information before reaching that conclusion," he said.
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Lewandowski during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday" downplayed Trump's relationship to Cohen and the charges to which he pleaded guilty last Tuesday.
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Meng, the daughter of Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei, is facing extradition charges to the United States over accusations that she violated Iran sanctions.
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" The Baltimore police union called immediately for all remaining charges to be dropped and accused Ms. Mosby of "playing politics with our agency.
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Local officials were not able to bring hate crime charges because state law only allows for the charges to be added to misdemeanors.
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Ms. Bento has asked for charges to be brought against two other people who are accused of helping to circulate the videos online.
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CASE 4000 - The police say they found enough evidence for bribery and fraud charges to be brought against Netanyahu and his wife Sara.
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But she argues that that time can be very lucrative: Banks are frequently willing to reverse charges to keep you a happy customer.
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In February, a grand jury in Virginia issued a superseding indictment for Gates and Manafort that brought the total charges to 32 counts.
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Manafort faces sentencing in a separate case in Washington on March 13 on two conspiracy charges to which he pleaded guilty last September.
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After asking for the charges to be read in their native languages, the women shook their heads when asked if they were guilty.
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The fund comes from line-item charges to every wireless phone bill and the proposal will go to a vote on March 31.
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But Jose Gilberto Rodriguez isn't going anywhere now, charged with two counts of capital murder -- with the possibility of more charges to come.
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Speculation began instantly that Mueller was using these charges to try and pressure both Manafort and Gates to "flip" for the Russia investigation.
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They decide whether to bring a case or drop charges, to charge a misdemeanor or a felony, to demand prison or accept probation.
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Maesaiah Thabane's lawyer, Rethabile Setlojoane, said if she was not indicted by April 14, she would apply for the charges to be dropped.
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His nine criminal charges, to which he's pleaded not guilty, relate to some of the work and payments Manafort received from the Ukrainians.
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After dark, several thousand people protested in front of the heavily secured Spanish police headquarters, prompting several police charges to push them back.
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After dark, several thousand people protested in front of the heavily secured Spanish police headquarters, prompting several police charges to push them back.
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Mr. Ebrard has called for terrorism charges to be filed against Mr. Crusius and has said Mexico may ask for his extradition here.
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In the filing, Politico reported, attorney Michael Fiser argues for felony charges to be dropped against his client, Louisiana private investigator Jordan Hamlett.
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But the "Teflon Don" didn't make the Ten Most Wanted because the FBI and others couldn't get any charges to stick until 1992.
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He made his initial appearance in court Friday where a judge explained the charges to him and set his bail at $1 million.
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" He encourages his charges to keep their focus on what they can control, or as McAdoo characteristically puts it: "Farm your own land.
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We do not expect any criminal charges to arise from this incident, and we are working with those involved to correct the situation.
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Two people who commit similar acts can be charged with wildly different offenses depending on the prosecutor's choices about what charges to file.
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November 22008 - Saro-Wiwa and eight other MOSOP leaders are executed by Sani Abacha's military government on alleged murder charges, to worldwide horror.
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This practice involved deliberately processing large transactions like mortgage payments first before taking out smaller charges to maximize the number of overdrafts they charged.
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At times he found he was thinking like a journalist himself, pushing his charges to get closer to the action when something newsworthy occurred.
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VAG has long been a space that allows art students and emerging artists to hire the gallery at nominal charges to show their works.
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She still could face separate charges of aiding illegal immigration, but the judge said she had no charges to face over the crash itself.
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The GOP says that Obamacare is a failed program that has led to increasing premiums and onerous out-of-pocket charges to many Americans.
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They're also believed to employ magic and technology—chemical mists or electrical charges—to incapacitate victims before vanishing, possibly in a new animal form.
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Within minutes of protesters taking a collective decision to exit the building, police fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse the crowd.
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Within minutes of protesters taking a collective decision to exit the building police fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse the crowd.
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Callahan said he strives to bring felony charges, but on rare occasion files misdemeanors in hopes of using the charges to build larger cases.
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A federal grand jury returned a new indictment against Assange adding 17 charges to the single-count indictment filed against him in March 2018.
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After preliminary hearing proceedings over three days, Sinclair allowed fewer than 20 of the more than 300 refiled charges to stand, the Inquirer reported.
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I was told that the 4TB model would cost less than what Apple charges to go from 256GB to 2TB on the MacBook Pro.
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Spain's state prosecutor on Monday called for rebellion and sedition charges to be brought against Catalan leaders over their push to separate from Spain.
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Facebook says it's impossible to comply because of the service's end-to-end encryption, and the company is risking contempt charges to prove it.
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In 2013, the US government filed criminal charges to seize New York City properties that were allegedly bought with some of these stolen funds.
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Washington (CNN)US authorities have prepared charges to seek the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, US officials familiar with the matter tell CNN.
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Bundy and his followers were charged with an array of federal crimes, from gun charges to orchestrating conspiracies in both Nevada and in Oregon.
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No charges to Payton, and from the looks of his feed online ... he's not going to be on any sort of terrorist watch list.
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She was originally arrested on suspicion of child neglect, but on Wednesday prosecutors upgraded her charges to include nine felony counts of child abuse.
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Recently, the Cuban governments halved usage charges to $2 an hour — still a sizable chunk of the average Cuban salary of $20 a month.
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Mueller is likely trying to use these charges to leverage Manafort to reveal information about the Trump campaign, which could lead to future indictments.
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When in November Chris surprisingly pleaded guilty to all of his charges, to avoid being executed, he confirmed that earlier confession was a lie.
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This particular language compels the providers to hyperinflate their charges to a rate that will allow them to capture as much reimbursement as possible.
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Also inside, stretching as far as the eye could see, were bundles of wires and detonation charges to prepare for the tunnels' imminent destruction.
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Shep reports: Multiple sources tell Fox that the Senator Rand Paul has been told to expect federal charges to be filed against his attacker.
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As it stands, Spain's chief prosecutor has called for criminal charges to be leveled against the pro-independence leadership for rebellion, sedition and embezzlement.
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The fact that you don't have to do anything except charge qualifying travel charges to your card is one less thing to think about.
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If these sound like grave charges to be leveled against state and municipal appointees and department heads, the situation they address is correspondingly grave.
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A child welfare group organized a march on Saturday, calling on the police to arrest the parents and ratchet up the charges to murder.
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For big spenders, it may be easy to rack up enough charges to reap the benefits of a rewards card and offset the fee.
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She opened several credit cards and ran up an eclectic range of charges to Apple, JetBlue, Victoria's Secret, and clubs and restaurants in Miami.
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Court investigations have tended to last for years, and experts said it would be highly unlikely for charges to be filed any time soon.
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But in May, prosecutors added 17 charges to the list, including violating the Espionage Act, a move that has raised profound First Amendment issues.
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The new law limits murder charges to a person who actually kills, intends to kill or is a major participant in the underlying crime.
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In an effort to evade new patrols by the Nigerien military, the human traffickers are leaving their charges to die of thirst in isolation.
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In Tennessee, Republicans recently passed chilling legislation allowing criminal charges to be levied against voter registration groups that submit incomplete forms or miss deadlines.
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Consolidation is the obvious solution, and indeed most of Mizuho's latest loss comes from one-time charges to close and rethink branches outside cities.
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Swift, the spokeswoman, "decided to press charges to help support the chance of obtaining a stay away order against" Stark, according to the report.
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Depending on their deal with Sunrun — which offers service plans, loans, prepayments and cash purchases — customers may also pay monthly charges to the company.
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The piece also endorsed a range of punitive fees and charges to force solar customers to pay a surcharge for investing in rooftop solar.
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The papers say the government will impose regulations on UK operators to limit roaming charges to £45 ($59) a month to ease the pain.
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Castro, 53, later pleaded guilty to several charges to avoid the death penalty, only to die by suicide in his cell a month later.
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The Justice Department is using criminal charges to try to thwart the North Koreans -- even if there's little likelihood of arresting the hackers responsible.
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" Comey recommended no criminal charges to the Justice Department in the Clinton email probe, instead reprimanding the former secretary of state as "extremely careless.
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Utilities want to pay solar customers a lower rate for their surplus electricity and charge them separate, extra "fixed charges" to cover grid investments.
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"Through their transactional data, we spot all fees and charges to show what is the real monthly cost of their debt," says the startup's founder.
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For example, Fitch added back $140 million in non-cash stock-based compensation and $498 million in restructuring charges to its EBITDA calculation in 2016.
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In a Fox News interview this week, the president said it should be "illegal" for people facing criminal charges to make deals with the government.
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Adim also allegedly did not disclose the charges to Warner Bros, the studio which produces the ABC reality show, at the time of his casting.
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Those cases are then submitted to the DOJ for approval on the basis of whether there's sufficient evidence to file charges to a grand jury.
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On top of that, utility customers will soon be on the hook for over $10 billion in extra charges to help companies cover wildfire damages.
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She takes her charges to doctors' appointments, shopping, probation checks and Narcotics Anonymous meet-ups—and helps them sort out bills and apply for benefits.
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Its profits were hurt by restructuring charges to realign its product lineup and cover costs associated with recalls and fines for violating government safety rules.
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The case marks the first criminal charges to be filed against the head of a big international bank as a result of the financial crisis.
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The Wake County Sheriff&aposs office confirmed that Master Deputy Cameron Broadwell also was indicted, but referred questions about the charges to the district attorney.
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In Alaska, Burns successfully fought for a law granting immunity from prostitution charges to victims and witnesses who make good faith reports of illegal activity.
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Trump also likened Clinton's charges to attacks used by opponents of the successful Brexit campaign, arguing that like Brexit supporters, his supporters wouldn't be intimidated.
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Insurance premiums could, for example, take account of medical charges to cover the costs of equipment and drugs for someone who favours cardio-respiratory death.
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And then there was the scandal over adding car insurance and pet insurance and all kinds of charges to customers' accounts, putting people into default.
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Uber announced Thursday that it would begin applying extra charges to some food deliveries in times of high demand when couriers are in short supply.
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As a result, the charges against Mr. Peekel constitute the first set of criminal charges to be brought against a teacher or administrator at Exeter.
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They assist customers with special billing requests, such as charges to a third party and credits or refunds for incorrectly dialed numbers or bad connections.
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Rouda pushed back on those charges to The Hill, calling Keirstead "unethical" for raising the accusations without explaining what he sees as the full truth.
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The Supreme Court's decision in Luis will allow Mr. Caspersen to use money unrelated to the fraud charges to pay for lawyers to defend himself.
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The central bank also held at 0.1 percent the interest it charges to a portion of excess reserves financial institutions leave with the central bank.
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Tour guides in colorful caps shouldered past us, waving flags for their charges to follow and broadcasting snippets of Longmen's history through small electronic megaphones.
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He cut a deal with prosecutors that called for the charges to be dismissed after 18 months if he remained in treatment for drug addiction.
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Instead of layoffs and cuts, some public universities facing budget challenges are following this blueprint for survival: higher charges to students, and more of them.
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But he says he "cannot in good conscience" allow the charges to be an undue distraction to his House colleagues while the investigation is continuing.
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But the revenue from supermarket chains wasn't enough to offset costs, so in December, Instacart raised delivery charges to $103 from $4 for most orders.
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Google's approach is much more appropriately suited to the term "ride sharing," since payouts to drivers are minimal, and charges to riders are even smaller.
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After weighing the information that's provided in a report by the House Intelligence Committee, Judiciary members will determine possible charges to bring against the president.
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New York (CNN Business)In another sign of cratering travel demand, American Airlines is suspending the fees it charges to change or cancel a flight.
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The accusations covered a period of 20 years; in many cases, too much time had passed for criminal charges to be considered under Swedish law.
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But Mr. Spiro linked the charges to a series of dismissed cases against Mr. Hernandez that he said exposed flaws in the criminal justice system.
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Manafort also had unsuccessfully tried to move his previous criminal trial in Virginia, where a jury determined he was guilty of eight charges, to Roanoke.
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It was almost a quarter-century ago that the Justice Department couldn't get charges to stick when it went after secret payments to college athletes.
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Any content provider can participate through arrangements with the wireless carrier for its content to be delivered without data charges to the wireless carrier's customers.
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The all-wheel-drive e-Tron S.U.V. charges to 20203 percent of its 204-mile range in 30 minutes with a commercial fast-DC charger.
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When police kill people, they rarely face charges — and when they do, it can take weeks or even months for those charges to come down.
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In May, the United States added 17 charges to the list, including violating the Espionage Act, a move that has raised profound First Amendment issues.
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Results have been mixed for European banks this earnings season as several lenders have reported quarterly losses after taking large charges to resolve legal issues.
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The new agreement also allows charges to be presented in ordinary courts of justice against former guerrillas involved in human rights crimes and drug trafficking.
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Netflix had 10 episodes of its hit show "Orange is the New Black" released before airing after refusing to pay ransom charges to the hacker.
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The defendants will be held for up to 30 days as the criminal investigation continues and prosecutors decide what charges to formally file, he said.
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Dozens of other restaurants are adding service charges to all bills, and some are giving customers the option to tip back-of-the-house employees.
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"It would be highly unusual" for any charges to come now, Andrew Levi, a former federal prosecutor now working as a private defense attorney, told VICE.
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That's in addition to the revelation last week that Facebook was for years wittingly letting kids make charges to their parents' credit cards without their knowledge.
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They effectively decide who goes to prison and who doesn't, and how long someone goes to prison, by unilaterally choosing what charges to bring against anyone.
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None of the charges to date against Gates or Manafort have made reference to any connection with Russian meddling in the 2016 election or possible collusion.
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Loughlin, who was arrested on Wednesday in the highly publicized college admissions scam, faces felony charges to commit conspiracy, mail fraud, and honest services mail fraud.
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A federal grand jury in Virginia returned a new indictment that adds 17 charges to the single count that Assange was charged with in March 2018.
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Some have sold their charges to businessmen in Thailand, where they will be deployed in the Thai tourism industry, including in elephant shows and jungle treks.
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It gave another dollar amount to "greenhouse gas costs," which were direct charges to specific operational investments, such as fees assessed for smokestacks at a refinery.
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The 10-member China Smelters Purchase Team (CSPT) lowered its minimum treatment charges to $55 per tonne and 5.5 cents per lb for third-quarter deliveries.
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The 24-member China Smelters Purchase Team (CSPT) lowered its minimum treatment charges to $2900 per tonne and 5.5 cents per lb for third-quarter deliveries.
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In 2004, the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Associations' 12 members threatened to boycott Antigua and Barbuda because the countries raised their port charges to $2.50 per person.
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Bill Cosby attended a pretrial hearing in Pennsylvania, facing the first criminal charges to come from the dozens of accusations of sexual assault lodged against him.
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By making a controller vibrate in different ways, the firm hopes blind players will be able to choose different strategies for their virtual charges to execute.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's state prosecutor on Monday called for rebellion and sedition charges to be brought against Catalonia's leaders over their push to separate from Spain.
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In the age of $25 bag fees and additional charges to sit together with your loved ones, these extra few dollars might not seem like much.
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Several independent iPhone repair companies will fix touch disease for far cheaper than the $329 Apple charges to replace touch disease-afflicted phones with refurbished ones.
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Many local police use the threat of criminal charges to coerce people into signing a waiver that says they won't fight to get their property back.
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And regardless of what Hutchins actually did, exactly, it's rare for defendants accused of hacking charges to be found not guilty on all counts at trial.
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No. Netanyahu will have a pre-trial-hearing with the attorney-general, in which his attorneys can argue for the charges to be scrapped or reduced.
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Just last week the CFO of Chinese electronics manufacturer Huawei was arrested in Canada and is facing extradition charges to the U.S. over Iran sanctions violations.
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Any potential merger partner would face significant charges to restructure Genoa-based Carige, which is heavily exposed to the local economy of the northwestern Liguria region.
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Omega Advisors' Leon Cooperman rebuffed allegations of insider trading, telling CNBC's "Halftime Report " on Wednesday that he and his attorneys believe the charges to be baseless.
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"The government has failed in its attempt to apply federal charges to acts of common compassion," tweeted No More Deaths, the aid group Warren volunteers for.
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The D.C. officers, believing the house was vacant, arrested 21 people inside for unlawful entry, later changing the charges to disorderly conduct before dropping them altogether.
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The magnesium and B12 injections are expensive — not because the drugs themselves are expensive, but because of the fee the doctor charges to inject the drug.
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Since the incident, I have been overwhelmed by responses that have ranged from criticism for not fighting back or filing charges, to praise for showing restraint.
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After $22016 billion in charges last year, Standard Chartered expects its total restructuring charges to come to about $3 billion by the end of this year.
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Trump excommunicated Steve Bannon from his inner circle after the former White House chief strategist raised the specter of money-laundering charges to journalist Michael Wolff.
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As a song titled "What's Wrong With My Age" plays, the instructor urges her charges to move from side to side, bending and kicking their legs.
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Last year it deported 13 Taiwan nationals wanted on the same charges to mainland China, despite opposition from Taipei, which accused Beijing of "abducting" its citizens.
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But now others are sure to follow suit; defense attorneys throughout the state have filed hundreds of motions asking for drug offenders' charges to be dropped.
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The report found that the price hikes have cost the government more than $142 million over the past four years through charges to Medicare and Medicaid.
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IATA also took issue with the planned charging system, having long argued that revenue from airport retail activities should be used to cut charges to airlines.
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Dorozhko allowed civil securities fraud charges to proceed against a hacker who gained access to a company's earnings report to trade on it before its release.
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The central bank's deposit rate is -0.4%, meaning that rather than paying interest on the reserves kept with it by lenders, it charges to hold them.
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We'd also pay the $850 Mercedes charges to upgrade from traditional gauges to a 12.3-inch configurable cluster that can show navigation, multimedia and driving information.
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A new superseding indictment filed Wednesday in the Eastern District of New York also adds racketeering conspiracy charges to the allegations already facing the Chinese company.
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In 20163, the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Associations' 12 members threatened to boycott Antigua and Barbuda because the countries raised their port charges to $2.50 per person.
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The House will vote on Wednesday to send the impeachment charges to the Republican-controlled Senate, kicking off a trial that could last through early February.
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Mueller also currently seems to be piling pressure on Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign manager facing multiple financial charges, to agree to a plea deal.
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About 21% agreed that the trial "should allow witnesses with firsthand knowledge of the impeachment charges to testify," including 2108% of Democrats and 25% of Republicans.
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Reliance Industries-owned Jio began operations in late 2016 and is least affected by the ruling because it has only $2 million in charges to clear.
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Between 2010 and 2015, the bureau estimates that Navient added up to $4 billion in interest charges to the balances of borrowers it steered into forbearance.
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The expense ratio for the ETF, which is how much a fund charges to cover management and administrative fees as well as operating costs, is 0.75%.
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There have been calls for impeachment charges to be brought against, among others Justice Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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Some believe Mueller could use the charges to attempt to extract information from Manafort about whether the campaign colluded with Russia to interfere in the election.
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Through Friday, Marreese Speights of the Los Angeles Clippers and Kemba Walker of the Charlotte Hornets had each drawn 26 charges to rank second behind Ilyasova.
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In June, Persky sentenced another defendant facing similar charges to three years in prison — but that defendant was 32-year-old Raul Ramirez, who is Latino.
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"We repeat the calls for their immediate release and for the charges to be dropped," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a Geneva news briefing.
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Cohen is scheduled to be sentenced next Wednesday by U.S. District Judge William Pauley in Manhattan on all of the charges to which he pleaded guilty.
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That could pave the way for charges to be filed against its three pro-CICIG judges, who blocked Mr Morales from having Mr Velásquez expelled in 2017.
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These include (remarkably, some will say) the first such charges to be levelled at the head of a big international bank as a result of the crisis.
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Approaching new cases, the attorneys' first step is to make sure enough evidence is available and that public pressure is strong enough for charges to be brought.
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French authorities have handed preliminary charges to one of President Emmanuel Macron&aposs top security aides after he was captured on video beating a protester in May.
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"I keep track of charges on our credit cards on an Excel sheet and either attribute charges to him, myself, or as a split cost," she explained.
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Veterans and veterans' advocates were outraged after Sarah Palin seemingly linked her son Track's recent arrest on domestic violence charges to President Barack Obama's neglect of veterans.
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The lower bleachers dotted with exhausted grandparents who prodded their charges to run ragged, while they sat stonily on the metal benches, dreaming of their home countries.
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The threat of future charges reflects prosecutors' carrot-and-stick approach to this case as they use potential charges to try to get defendants to plead guilty.
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The retailer also reduced its earnings guidance, saying it now expects earnings per diluted share (excluding settlement charges) to fall in a range of $3.15 to $3.40.
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The two cases are the first criminal charges to be brought against the former Hollywood mogul, following a wave of sexual-misconduct allegations that surfaced last October.
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RiskSave – An end to financial advice charges, to restore faith in the finance industry and engage the financially excluded, RiskSave aims to manage retail assets for free.
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Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said in the news conference that authorities were still determining what charges to bring and that hate crime charges are a possibility.
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What many are calling a "bomb robot" may have been an improvisation of a robot designed for bomb disposal, which only carries charges to detonate other bombs.
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The six-step process involved exposing photoconductive materials of opposite electrical charges to one another in order to create images when the material was exposed to light.
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When police make an arrest, it is a prosecutor alone who decides whether to bring charges, which charges to file, and how severe a punishment to seek.
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Nassar, who is currently facing 60 years in prison for child pornography crimes, also awaits sentencing for sexual abuse charges, to which he has already pleaded guilty.
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She stepped aside in May, after the lower house of congress forwarded the charges to the senate, leaving the vice-president, Michel Temer, in charge of government.
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Voters in California in 2016 approved a measure legalizing marijuana possession and enabling individuals convicted of certain marijuana possession charges to petition to have those convictions eliminated.
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Nanci Clarence, a white-collar defense lawyer in California, said the United States would need to focus on "broad-brush fraud charges" to make an effective request.
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For the first time, this extended a privacy tort—a civil law that allows victims to seek compensation in addition to criminal charges—to cover revenge porn.
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Brazil's president was charged on Monday for taking bribes by prosecutor-general Rodrigo Janot and the Supreme Court sent the charges to the lower house on Wednesday.
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BRAC has introduced small fees in its medical clinics, and charges to check the paperwork of Bangladeshis who go abroad—usually to the Gulf states—to work.
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Truebill connects to your bank accounts and pulls in all of your reoccurring charges to show you a bird's eye view of the subscriptions you pay for.
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The order itself doesn't require any criminal charges to be filed, a spokesman for the national crime agency explained, and it is similar to a search warrant.
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The Department of Justice accused all three of serving in the SS in Trawniki, and filed charges to take away their American passports and order them deported.
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Use the accumulation of unproven accusations as evidence of their plausibility, rather than as charges to be investigated separately or as variations of the same fundamental untruth.
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Separately, its auto lending unit has become mired in problems over improper charges to borrowers for unwanted insurance and insurance refunds that it may have incorrectly withheld.
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The pair's luxurious lifestyle last year also included charges to the Capitol Hill Club, an invite-only Republican institution frequented by members of Congress and party operatives.
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Police fired tear gas and used baton charges to disperse scores of students demonstrating at Jamia Millia Islamia university in the heart of Delhi over the law.
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Some believe Mueller could use the charges to attempt to extract information from Manafort about whether the campaign colluded with Russia to influence in the presidential election.
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Many have speculated that Mueller has been using these charges to try to pressure Manafort into "flipping" and providing information on Russian interference or even Trump himself.
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From April next year charges go up again and by my reckoning my valueless little stalwart will cost nearly £5,000 ($6,400) a year in charges to drive in.
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But Comey recommended no criminal charges to the Justice Department, instead reprimanding her as "extremely careless" after finding 2300 emails containing classified information among the 30,000 reviewed messages.
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Fitch expects loan impairment charges to slightly reduce compared to 100806003 but to remain elevated for 70-211153 at around 217%-21495% of average gross loans (21956: 219908%).
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But, separately, financial institutions also lost millions of more dollars via penalties for fraudulent charges to credit and debit cards that the ring allegedly used, the indictment said.
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That's due in part to efforts by volunteers who risked their own safety, and sometimes criminal charges, to save over 8,000 migrants from drowning at sea last year.
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Assange is not facing any charges to date related to information that WikiLeaks published in 20173 that was stolen from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Yet a federal judge said Thursday that Hasson will be released, while he is awaiting trial on weapons and drugs charges to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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Pete Kingree, a Coinbase user in Virginia, provided a screenshot of what he said were unauthorized charges to Coinbase totaling $931 with an additional $7.45 in bank fees.
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But the man charged with her rape has now agreed to a plea deal that would reduce the rape charges to third degree felony charge of unlawful restraint.
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The five-foot-seven Big Ten Freshman of the Year is fast and agile, and as dagger-sharp on charges to the rim as with transition three-pointers.
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A special investigation team has been directed by the top court to determine the charges to be levied on the mining companies whose leases were renewed in 2015.
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A depreciating Brazilian real hurts Santander's income when translated into euros and charges to counter potential losses against soured debts also rose in the country quarter on quarter.
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While some dissidents have been allowed to run, the strongest opposition leader, Alexei Navalny, has been convicted on trumped-up charges to keep him out of the race.
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We believe that downside asset quality risks for Sberbank are limited and expect its loan impairment charges to stay around 22% of gross loans in the medium term.
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If it's the Ikea card and the interest rate is 21.99 percent, that $3,000 will take an additional year and over $4,430 in interest charges to pay down.
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In the 12 count indictment, Manafort and Gates received the first major charges to come out of the special counsel investigation into possible Russian collusion during the campaign.
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Kelly Sadler, a spokeswoman for America First Policies, referred questions about the charges to Florida First, but confirmed the organization is a "big donor" to the Florida group.
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David Hisco has quit as the C.E.O. of ANZ Bank's New Zealand arm after a company inquiry found that he had wrongfully expensed personal charges to the firm.
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The new tax law is causing large banks to report big one-time charges to their fourth-quarter results, but the legislation should benefit the banks over time.
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White Collar Watch It was almost a quarter-century ago that the Justice Department couldn't get charges to stick when it went after secret payments to college athletes.
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These are not easy charges to prove, but the Trump Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is entrusted with money to be used exclusively for public charitable purposes.
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It said about 72% agreed that the trial "should allow witnesses with firsthand knowledge of the impeachment charges to testify," including 84% of Democrats and 69% of Republicans.
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Whether to limit the charges to "abuse of power" based on the Ukraine probe or include "obstruction of justice" based on evidence supplied by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has yet to transmit the charges to the Senate, urging the Republican-controlled chamber to agree to certain trial parameters her party has proposed.
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Luiz Gustavo Grandinetti Carvalho, a former prosecutor who teaches criminal law at the State University in Rio de Janeiro, said he expected the charges to be tossed out.
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Warren, Klobuchar, and Sanders were going to have to leave Iowa quickly as the House of Representatives was expected to send the charges to the Senate on Wednesday.
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The gist: Most legal standards require people to have intentionally taken classified information out of secure spaces in order for charges to be filed against them. http://bit.
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To ramp up pressure on McConnell to permit new testimony, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - the top Democrat in Congress - has postponed sending the impeachment charges to the Senate.
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Hundreds of academics, including Noam Chomsky and Cornel West, have signed petitions calling for the United Nations to intervene and for the police's "fabricated charges" to be withdrawn.
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At the time, the statute of limitations for child sex crimes allowed charges to be brought until a victim turned 38; the time limit was erased in 2017.
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They effectively decide who goes to prison and who doesn't, and how long someone will go to prison for — by unilaterally choosing what charges to bring against anyone.
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The two men were indicted on charges of money laundering and illegal lobbying charges on behalf of Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovych (charges to which they pleaded not guilty).
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Rose's family is calling for criminal charges to be filed against the officer in the 17-year-old high school student's death, according to the family's attorney Lee Merritt.
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The police statement said the mounted officers "carried out several charges" to end the demonstration in The Hague, which had not been approved by authorities and had turned violent.
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The company was expecting faster adoption rates following a deadline in October that officially shifted the liability for fraudulent charges to businesses as opposed to card issuers or banks.
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Fully charging the MW07s in their case also takes 1.5 hours (not a short time), while the case itself charges to 100 percent in 40 minutes via USB-C.
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John McCain, always good for a quote, spoke at a dinner for the International Republican Institute and straightforwardly compared the onrushing nexus of obstruction of justice charges to Watergate.
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Republicans wasted no time in criticizing the FBI's decision not to recommend criminal charges to the Justice Department after its investigation of Hillary Clinton's emails as Secretary of State.
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The FCC found Advantage to be in violation of its "truth-in-billing rules" by failing to clearly describe charges to its customers, most of which were small businesses.
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Soldiers advancing across the training site in armored vehicles stopped behind an earthen embankment and launched a line of explosive charges to clear bombs planted on the other side.
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Yahoo Japan reports that 7-Eleven Japan released the 7pay app on July 1, and within a day customers started complaining about suspicious charges to their linked payment cards.
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In a lengthy letter to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said it had complied with its remit, despite her department's charges to the contrary.
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T-Mobile US, majority owned by Deutsche Telekom, said in a statement it would also waive restocking and shipping charges to customers who want to return the recalled phone.
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Shelby officer Tim Brackeen, 38, was trying to serve warrants on armed robbery and kidnapping charges to Irving Fenner, Jr., when police allege Fenner shot him in the chest.
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The impressive claim that the 4,000 mAh battery charges to 58 percent in half an hour to provide "more than a day of usage" also need to be tested.
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Those events included a visit by Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, who is facing jail time on tax and fraud charges, to the special counsel's office on Monday.
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The Eldarats were initially charged with terrorism-related offenses, but the prosecutor in March changed the charges to providing support to Libyan militants and collecting donations without state permission.
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With the civil case dismissed, one would expect the state criminal charges to be called into doubt because there is much a higher standard of proof for a conviction.
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The basic idea is to take some polymer material and apply electric charges to it in just the right way as to draw out nanoscale fibers one by on.
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More than half of its profits have historically come from patent license fees it charges to phone makers, which have in turn complained to regulatory authorities and sued Qualcomm.
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When police officers arrived, they told the woman, who was reluctant to engage with them and declined to press any charges, to go home, according to Ms. Ellman-Larsen.
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For example, not-for-profit Fair Health projects the total charges to treat coronavirus patients in hospital settings in the US could range from $362 billion to $1.45 trillion.
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The United States watched the third president in its history be impeached on Wednesday, prompting a debate among Democrats over when to send charges to the Republican-led Senate.
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Hadden's civil attorney did not return calls, but in the civil filings, Hadden, now 61, has denied everything except for the two specific charges to which he pleaded guilty.
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Lyft could be including the tax in the original fare it charges to passengers — there appears to be less evidence to contradict this claim than there is with Uber.
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To become more competitive, ADM reconfigured an Illinois ethanol facility and cut its global workforce, bringing total charges to earnings of more than $216 million in the third quarter.
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Costs of storing aluminium generally in Malaysia are about 20183 U.S. cents a tonne compared with the 56 cents a tonne ISTIM charges to store metal under LME warrant.
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In places like Iran and North Korea, rogue regimes have used trumped up and unfounded charges to imprison Americans, kicking off years of complex negotiations with the US government.
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Impeachment investigators haven't yet said whether they'll ask Parnas, who has pleaded not guilty to the criminal charges, to actually show up on Capitol Hill and tell his story.
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We simply added charges to domestic terrorism to give the FBI a tool in addition to their crimes that they can charge whether it be capital murder to assault.
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In one stroke, the nation has swung from its once-beloved left-wing president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who languishes in prison on corruption charges, to Jair Bolsonaro.
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The European Commission said it had sent statements of objections setting out the charges to the companies, nearly two years after carrying out dawn raids at the their premises.
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But it was widely believed that he was using these separate charges to pressure Manafort to cooperate in the Russia investigation — even to flip on President Donald Trump himself.
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"NO CRIMINAL CHARGES TO BE FILED IN DEATH OF WORK RELEASE INMATE" It was the headline of a news release issued by the prosecutor's office in Elkhart County, Ind.
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Prosecutors in Pennsylvania on Thursday asked the judge handling Bill Cosby's retrial on sexual assault charges to allow testimony from 19 additional women who say Mr. Cosby assaulted them.
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The lenders' profits took a hit last year from weak credit growth, and charges to cover hefty legal bills and remediation costs linked to widespread wrongdoing in the sector.
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In April a grand jury was persuaded to elevate the charges to murder, adding several counts of interfering with witnesses, namely the spokesman, Mr Crane, and Ms Carter, the driver.
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But he has told us exactly what the IRA did next, in a damningly methodical indictment that named 113 major players — his first and only Russia-related charges to date.
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On Wednesday afternoon Bronfman was asked if she had retained famed Stormy Daniels lawyer Michael Avenatti—who's currently facing his own extortion charges—to represent Bronfman in the NXIVM case.
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Justice Department officials declined to share specifics on timing, and the White House didn't immediately respond to a question of whether it had asked for the charges to be delayed.
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That's part of the reason why it took nearly two years for animal cruelty charges to come down on a Canadian dairy farm where the above abuse allegedly took place.
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On its website, CCTV said the guilty party had pressed charges to try to obscure the facts, and the broadcaster supported Kong in reserving the right to make counter charges.
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And while it's okay to test out a 4D printer before it's perfect, it's not as easy to test out a device intended to send electric charges to the brain.
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Operating income rose almost 19 percent before non-recurring gains and charges to 2.58 billion euros, or 12.2 percent of sales - compared with an 11.1 percent margin a year earlier.
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In many of the cases, too much time had passed for criminal charges to be considered, so Ms. Constand's case emerged as the only criminal test of Mr. Cosby's guilt.
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Switching customers' service without authorization — otherwise known as "slamming" — and adding unauthorized charges to bills — "cramming" — are two practices that the FCC has been trying to curb in recent years.
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Now, your questions Christine, Washington: Is there a way that Congress can force all matters relating to subpoenas and contempt charges to be heard in court on a fast track?
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U.S. prosecutors on Friday added three new criminal charges to their indictment against Lynch related to the $11.1 billion sale of his software company Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard in 2011.
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A spokesman for Indorama Corporation, a majority owner of Indorama Kokand Textile through a chain of subsidiaries, said the company was studying details of the charges to "establish their veracity".
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Earnings were dented by a 74.8 percent rise in impairment charges to 113.5 million dirhams, as well as a 1.5 percent rise in total operating expenses to 564.5 million dirhams.
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Manafort and his legal team have thus far unsuccessfully argued for the charges to be dismissed on the grounds that Mueller lacked the authority to bring the charges against him.
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China has appeared to retaliate in the weeks since Meng's arrest, detaining a pair of Canadian citizens and resentencing a Canadian man in prison on drug smuggling charges to death.
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Disney won't run any charges to your account until that weeklong trial is up, so if you make sure to cancel your plan before then, you won't pay a thing.
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If convicted, Brown faces up to three years in prison, NBC Chicago reported, though Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police has pushed for an increase in his charges to include murder.
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In an extremely unusual move, Israeli prosecutors had permitted Ozkan -- who faces terror-related charges -- to leave the country two weeks before her trial, effectively freezing the case against her.
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Mr. Del Nero is not the first person facing criminal charges to endure in world sport, and he is not the only one in the spotlight of the Rio Games.
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Troy police referred questions about charges to the SBI, which declined to answer specific questions and re-sent CNN a news release it had provided the network the day before.
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However, PREPA said the bondholders changed the terms of that offer, conditioning it on regulatory approval by Puerto Rico's energy commission for the imposition of the additional charges to customers.
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Manafort is scheduled to be sentenced by two separate judges, first next month for his eight financial fraud convictions then separately in March for charges to which he pleaded guilty.
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Reiterating calls for all charges to be dropped, Catalonia's pro-secession government head Quim Torra said the pursuit of the campaigners through the courts showed "absolute disdain for imprisoned democrats".
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Ask Real Estate No one wants to pay a monthly fee for fix-ups, but the truth is, New Yorkers already face a mountain of charges to renovate their apartments.
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Although they dismissed some charges, the prosecutors used the conspiracy charges to which Mr. Manafort pleaded guilty as umbrella counts, encompassing crimes ranging from money laundering to obstruction of justice.
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"Prosecutors have always had the discretion of who to charge with a crime and the charges to file," Brian Elderbroom, a researcher at the Alliance for Safety and Justice, said.
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On the department's social media pages, readers pushed for criminal charges to be filed against the officer, who had previously arrested the man in June related to an assault charge.
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While we hadn&apost reported to Chase that we were going to Denver, Chase figured out that we really were there and allowed our charges to go through as expected.
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Last year, Mr. Collins, who was first elected in 2012, narrowly won re-election even after being indicted on the insider trading charges to which he pleaded guilty on Tuesday.
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House Democrats will discuss on Tuesday morning how to move forward, Pelosi said on Sunday, with the chamber possibly voting to send the charges to the Senate later that day.
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Pelosi had delayed sending the charges to the Senate in an unsuccessful effort to get McConnell to agree to allow new witness testimony that could be damaging to Trump. Jan.
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Rogers said his bill – "unlike the administration's request" – would give more specific charges to the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to fight Zika.
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At the same time, the Senate's top Republican, Mitch McConnell, signaled he would not allow the expected upcoming Senate trial on impeachment charges to involve more factfinding about Trump's conduct.
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The Norfolk district attorney's office changed the charges to civil infractions on Monday, and Hill and his wife must each pay $500 fines, a spokesman for the district attorney indicated.
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Armed with an enormous white megaphone, he often charges to the front line to face riot police, haranguing them about the use of force and the legal rights of demonstrators.
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Their other unmet demands are for democratic changes in Hong Kong's government, criminal charges to be dropped against protesters and for police actions against the protesters to be independently investigated.
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"Prosecutors have always had the discretion of who to charge with a crime and the charges to file," Brian Elderbroom, senior research associate at the Urban Institute's Justice Policy Center, said.
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The BNP is in disarray following the jailing early this year on corruption charges of Khaleda, on what the party says were trumped-up charges to keep her out of politics.
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Some will allow you to overdraft more than five times in a day, which can rack up hundreds of dollars in additional charges to your account, according to data from NerdWallet.
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Israeli leaders fear that if the new law passes and the outposts are legalised, it could provide grounds for charges to be brought before the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
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Gabunada said the realization that Duterte fans would freely spread coordinated messages on Facebook because there were no data charges to do so was a light bulb moment for the campaign.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance said in a statement that the indictment, which is needed for felony charges to go forward, brings Weinstein one step closer to being held accountable.
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It will have an output of 408 horsepower (or 402 hp in US), and the battery charges to 80 percent of its capacity in 40 minutes on a fast-charger system.
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The case could have major implications for the credit card industry and particularly American Express, whose business model is closely tied to the fees it charges to merchants for each transaction.
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As of Monday, it still had no buyer and had paid $1.3 million in demurrage charges to date with every new day costing an extra $25,000, trading and shipping sources said.
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He plans to reduce the corporate tax rate from 503% to 25% over five years, and ease the payroll burden by transferring some social charges to a more broad-based tax.
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It's not rare for violent offenders to plea down their charges to nonviolent crimes; this lets offenders get a lower sentence, and it lets prosecutors and judges skip a costly trial.
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Trump also reportedly is consulting Roger Ailes, the former CEO of Fox News who was recently forced out amid sexual harassment charges, to help coach him for the impending presidential debates.
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It can also weigh heavily on parents, who either struggle to get their charges to finish it, or even worse, must brush up on their own rusty skills to help out.
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We expect loan loss provision charges to be more volatile under IFRS 9, giving a better reflection of how risk evolves, while total loan loss allowances will tend to be higher.
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"I cannot in good conscience allow these charges to undermine my colleagues in the Democratic Caucus, and my friends on both sides of the aisle in the Judiciary Committee," Conyers said.
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"Certain individuals arrested acquired knowledge in making explosives and were in the process of acquiring material to make explosive charges to carry out terrorist operations targeting sensitive locations," the statement said.
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Officials will decide what charges to bring once the Justice Department finishes its investigation, work that is expected to wrap later this year, depending on how quickly Justice attorneys can proceed.
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The FCC has ordered AT&T to return $6.8 million in fraudulent charges to customer accounts, along with an extra $950,000 civil penalty for letting this go unchecked for so long.
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The Washington Post reported Saturday that Trump thinks both the media and Mueller are using this week's trial on Manafort's bank and tax fraud charges to try to undercut his presidency.
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Asked what Catalan police should do with the protesters sent back over the border from France, Catalan government leader Quim Torra said there was no reason for charges to be brought.
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Rogers said his bill, "unlike the administration's request," would give more specific charges to the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to fight Zika.
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Ofcom said it expected the lower charges to be passed on to residential customers, increasing competition while companies construct their own full-fibre ultrafast networks to compete with BT's Openreach infrastructure.
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The captain, Rafael Acosta, is the first of more than 100 active and retired Venezuelan officers jailed by the government on treason charges to die in custody after allegations of torture.
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Republicans have already seized on Barr's words — and on the lack of criminal charges in a document that was never going to contain criminal charges — to claim total vindication for Trump.
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But they said that the charges brought against him fell under a statute of limitations, which required the charges to be filed within 20133 years of Ms. Madrigal becoming an adult.
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In 2015, she successfully urged Nevada legislators to extend the statute of limitations for bringing forward rape charges to 20 years from four years, though the change does not apply retroactively.
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Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf felt the heat from House lawmakers Thursday, with multiple members of a key panel calling on him to resign and for criminal charges to be brought.
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In 2015 he used leverage to force the firing of a prosecutor in Ukraine — not, as Trump charges, to protect his son, but because the man wasn't going after pervasive corruption.
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Despite new allegations of inappropriate behavior surfacing in the sworn statements, the CDC delivered a similar set of charges to Luber in July, according to documents released by his legal team.
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A federal judge on Friday allowed a Rudy Giuliani associate indicted on campaign finance charges to turn over documents to Congress as part of the impeachment proceeding against President Donald Trump.
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The Maricopa County attorney, Bill Montgomery, said his office planned to review the evidence and evaluate which charges to pursue in order to prepare the strongest case possible against Mr. Saucedo.
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"Methods that can connect individual traffickers to multiple large seizures have the potential to elevate their charges to major transnational crimes, simultaneously increasing the severity of their sentences," the authors wrote.
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RBS is still in the throes of a restructuring, which includes asset sales, job cuts and tackling multi-billion dollar charges to settle litigation and pay regulatory fines for past misconduct.
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Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, who was fired by President Trump earlier this year, predicted there are more charges to come in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian election interference.
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It has a triple, 48/16/16-megapixel camera on the back, and a 4,000mAh battery that charges to nearly 50% in 299 minutes, thanks to OnePlus' Warp Charge 26 technology.
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ZINC: LME zinc closed down 2.1% at $2,291, giving up the previous week's gains as a rise in Chinese smelter processing charges to $310 suggested output of refined metal would increase.
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The charges to which Gates pleaded guilty related to tax fraud, concealing foreign bank accounts and violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act regarding work done for Ukraine's former pro-Russia government.
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But experts said the offer to reduce her charges to criminally negligent homicide, which carries a penalty of 15 months to four years in prison, was indicative of the prosecution's uncertainty.
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I don't like them enough to pay $83 plus another 20 in service charges to go see them, though, but given the opportunity to catch them for free, would I go?
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With ship-owners raising freight charges to factor in the new risks in the Azov Sea, the costs will be passed down to grain producers, Bison deputy director Igor Serov said.
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The case has ballooned from six charges to many more, and the first-degree assault charges, a Class Three felony in Colorado that carries a mandatory prison sentence, don't apply, Corry said.
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The committee's initial report recommended manslaughter charges but at a hearing it approved an amendment to upgrade the charges to murder and add a 15th individual to its list for recommended indictments.
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Most states require charges to be filed within 10 years of an alleged incident, according to a database of state laws compiled by the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network, an advocacy group.
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It will have an output of 403 horsepower (or 402 hp in the US), and the battery charges to 80 percent of its capacity in 40 minutes on a fast-charger system.
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The company said in a filing it expected to incur about $15 million in costs related to the measures, with substantially all of the charges to be taken in the second quarter.
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Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo said earlier this year he did not expect criminal charges to be filed against Danley, who had been called the only person of interest in the case.
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Mr Bollettieri claims that the tactic is "a release of energy in a constructive way", though he has also spoken of encouraging his younger charges to release that energy in other ways.
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"Wells Fargo made a lot of money passing off charges to the veterans that Wells Fargo was supposed to pay itself," James Butler, a lawyer for the brokers, said in a statement.
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Fitch expects loan impairment charges to remain high throughout 215 as a result of the continued weakness in the operating environment in ERio that is undermining the credit worthiness of AgeRio's borrowers.
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The jurors also asked the court to define a phrase in one of the charges, to define "reasonable doubt" and to rehear a detective's testimony about Cosby's interview with police in 22004.
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But Caulfield rejected those arguments, finding prosecutors appropriately proposed possible charges to the grand jury and that there is enough evidence to support the allegation that Rahimi tried to kill the officers.
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There are a variety of charges to look at beyond just a monthly account fee (which often is waived if the balance stays above a certain threshold), including ATM and overdraft fees.
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This clearly parallels the way that Mueller is using money laundering charges to put the squeeze on Paul Manafort, likely in an effort to get him to provide evidence on Russian interference.
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The company said it would reimburse any repair charges to customers of 2014 through 2016 model cars, and offer other owners another chance to get a software update to fix the issue.
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At the time of the 2016 arrest, Sarah Palin faced backlash for tying her son's charges to then-President Obama's treatment of veterans, accusing Obama of not providing proper care for veterans.
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Prosecutor-General Rodrigo Janot delivered the charges to the Supreme Court, marking a stinging blow to Temer and the first time the public prosecutor has presented charges against a sitting Brazilian president.
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ANZ booked a more than doubling in bad debt charges to A$918 million, while adding it continued to see "pockets of weakness" associated with low commodity prices in the resources sector.
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Last week La Barbie changed his plea on drug charges to "guilty" from a previous not-guilty plea, suggesting a deal had been made in exchange for leniency from the US authorities.
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Too often, they bring the maximum charges or stack charges to gain leverage: The bigger the threatened sentence, the more reason defendants have to plead guilty rather than risk everything at trial.
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That would require a good showing by the Kurdish party, whose charismatic leader, Selahattin Demirtas, is campaigning from prison because Mr. Erdogan jailed him on politically motivated charges to help suppress turnout.
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Trump tells Comey he would not need to pay for sex, and links the charges to other women who have accused him of groping them — charges that have high levels of credibility.
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The Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives is expected to formally send the charges to the Senate this week, where Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has vowed to help acquit his fellow Republican.
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In Tuesday's interview, Corker also pushed back at Trump's Monday tweet that Sessions should have prevented two Republican congressmen from being indicted on federal charges to save their seats in the midterms.
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Ms. Jones, a prominent terrorism analyst, said the November 2017 riot was a warning to the authorities, who then began moving the most violent or radicalized convicts on terrorism charges to Nusakambangan.
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Levine told CNN that fornication was still being charged as a crime as recently as five years ago, when prosecutors wanted to "pile on" the charges to people accused of sex crimes.
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The House Judiciary Committee abruptly postponed the expected party-line approval of two articles of impeachment, now set for Friday, which will send the charges to the full House for a vote.
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The committee is expected to unveil articles, backed by its own impeachment report, and vote on whether to recommend the charges to the full House for a final vote impeaching the president.
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In the meantime, House Democrats are not likely to deliver the articles of impeachment, or formal charges, to the Senate until after Congress returns in early January from a two-week holiday.
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On Friday, Jupiter police filed two second-degree charges against Mr. Kraft, but State Attorney Dave Aronberg of Palm Beach County increased the severity of the charges to two first-degree misdemeanors.
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Hasina and Khaleda, who between them have ruled Bangladesh for decades, are bitter rivals and the BNP says its leader has been jailed on trumped-up charges to keep her out of politics.
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"I&aposll ask for restitution as part of [Kameron Smith&aposs] criminal charges to make sure I get at least the deductible back that I have to pay out of pocket," she said.
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U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue had asked the judge to send her to prison for 30 to 50 years, consistent with federal sentencing guidelines for the two federal charges to which Ceasar pleaded guilty.
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Manafort is due back in court Friday, this time in Alexandria, Virginia, where a grand jury separately returned an indictment against him on different, but related, charges to those in the DC case.
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World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules would apply tariffs and customs charges to the goods moving in and out of the U.K. — meaning trade between U.K. and Europe is likely to turn to gridlock.
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Critics say that Mr. Xi's government has betrayed its vows of a fairer legal system by using secretive detention and heavy criminal charges to silence lawyers who take on contentious human rights cases.
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Just two weeks ago, NAB flagged an extra A$749 million in charges to refund customers, racking up a total of A$1.10 billion it has now set aside to deal with remediation.
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Why it matters: The new indictment adds 17 charges to the single count Assange was indicted on last month, and could raise significant questions about First Amendment protections for publishers of classified information.
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After all, it would be impossible for the Station 19 firehouse denizens to constantly rush their charges to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital if both series' home bases weren't extremely close to each other.
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His lawyers, however, filed an application last week to stay the trial pending an appeal over a lower court's ruling to transfer some of the charges to Kuala Lumpur High Court, media reported.
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Temer and his allies expect the new charges to be voted in the lower house next month with wider support than he obtained in the 1-227 vote last month blocking a trial.
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RBS is battling to complete a restructuring of the taxpayer-backed bank, which includes asset sales, job cuts and multi-billion dollar charges to settle litigation and pay regulatory fines for past misconduct.
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Disney+ won't make any charges to your account until after that weeklong trial period has run its course, so if you remember to cancel your subscription before then, you won't pay a thing.
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Analysts have said lenders' profits would be further hurt if the BOJ deepened the 0.1 percent interest it charges to a portion of excess reserves that financial institutions park with the central bank.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The police in Rio de Janeiro said Friday that they had asked for charges to be filed against seven people in the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl.
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That federal prosecutors would risk their careers and the reputation of their office by creating fake charges -- and that Cohen would simply plead guilty to those fake charges to lessen his jail time.
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After spending $40,000,000 over two dark years, with unlimited access, people, resources and cooperation, highly conflicted Robert Mueller would have brought charges, if he had ANYTHING, but there were no charges to bring!
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There's Sheldon Silver, the New York State power broker whose 2015 corruption conviction was overturned because the Supreme Court has made it extremely hard for prosecutors to get political corruption charges to stick.
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And this week, Schwartz is due to appear in court on those criminal charges, to which he's pleaded guilty as part of a plea bargain—but we'll get to that in a bit.
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It makes no mention of Mr. Trump or election meddling, but Mr. Mueller may be using the charges to pressure Mr. Manafort, above after pleading not guilty, into providing information about those topics.
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Frank Maco, a state's attorney in Connecticut, announces that while he has "probable cause" to prosecute Mr. Allen, he would decline to press charges to spare Dylan Farrow the trauma of a trial.
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Third-party delivery provider Grubhub Inc said on Thursday that it will suspend the collection of commission fees it normally charges to restaurants nationwide to be on its app, up to $100 million.
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It also underscored the range of results such cases have yielded, from no charges to convictions, as was the case this month in Dallas when a former police officer was convicted of murder.
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"Between 1993 until now, Kem Sokha planned and implemented a secret plan in collusion with foreigners to overthrow the royal government," Cambodian Judge Koy Sao said as he read the charges to Sokha.
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Robert Bowers, who allegedly killed eleven Jewish congregants at a Pittsburgh synagogue last year, faces trial on 44 counts ranging from firearm-related charges to obstructing the free exercise of religion through violence.
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Their arrests at a Washington-area airport last month on federal campaign violations signaled the end of that rise — one marked by chauffeured rides and charges to an exclusive Republican club in Washington.
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Mathew Golsteyn, who were convicted of war crimes, and allowed for chief petty officer Edward Gallagher, who was stripped of military honors during his prosecution on murder charges, to have his promotion reinstated.
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Why it matters: These are the first charges to emerge from a criminal inquiry into Epstein's death, which has prompted investigations and the removal of the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
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" But Bharara also suggests another scenario: that Mueller is "holding back on other charges to which Michael Flynn will plead guilty if and when they form the basis of charging some other folks.
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President Donald Trump announced a host of pardons and commutations on Tuesday, ranging from Rod Blagojevich, the former Illinois governor jailed on corruption charges, to Bernie Kerik, the former New York police commissioner.
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Drivers of older vehicles that do not meet recent emission standards must pay even steeper charges to drive in the ULEZ area, which encompasses the city of London and some of the surrounding areas.
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WASHINGTON — Russia is moving forward with requests by an American detained on spy charges to receive visits from representatives of the four countries of which he has citizenship, his twin brother told BuzzFeed News.
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Have you guys noticed any differences in the way that people are describing charges to be more vague, or setting transactions to private, or doing these things to avoid being public about their payments?
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It also imposed a heavy cost on still fragile banks, turning deposits into a hot potato that many would rather avoid so as not to pay charges to their central bank for storing them.
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The State Department said Monday that Hong Kong's special status with the U.S. is at risk over proposed changes to a law that would allow the extradition of individuals facing charges to mainland China.
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So, for example, if Twitter decides to either increase the fees it charges to Hootsuite, or tries to offer its own analytics and thereby cuts off some of Hootsuite's access, this impacts the company.
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To encourage banks to use the lending programs, the BOJ exempts funds procured from the schemes from a 0.1 percent negative interest it charges to excess reserves financial institutions park with the central bank.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's State Attorney dropped a call for rebellion charges to be brought against jailed Catalan independence leaders on Friday, and said it would seek lesser charges of sedition and misappropriation of funds.
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The CFPB's lawsuit was filed as more than 20 state banking regulators, including the Massachusetts Division of Banks, issued orders or charges to subsidiaries of Ocwen to address violations of state and federal laws.
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The accidental shooting happened Thursday during a firearms training at the organization's National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, Va. Police working with the local attorney's office said they don't expect any charges to be filed.
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Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck called for charges to be filed against Proctor in January 2016, the first time Beck had recommended prosecuting one of his officers for an on-duty shooting death.
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John Chen, China managing director for credit rating services firm FICO, says lenders need to use "alternative data", from mobile phone charges to travel bookings, to compensate for the lack of credit bureau coverage.
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The company said it would reimburse any repair charges to customers of its cars built between 2014 and 2016, and offer other owners another chance to get a software update to fix the issue.
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Last week, Judge William Walls read over two hours of instructions on the charges to the jury -- a product of lengthy negotiations in light of a 2016 Supreme Court decision unanimously overturning former Gov.
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He and his family were threatened with unrelated charges to pressure Flynn to plead to lying to the FBI so that the special counsel could portray the comments by Trump as obstruction of justice.
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"I would challenge the people from Amnesty International or anyone else out there who makes these charges to first research their facts and make sure they're speaking from a position of authority," Townsend added.
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In the filing, Politico reported, attorney Michael Fiser argues for felony charges to be dropped against his client, Louisiana private investigator Jordan Hamlett, who is charged with false representation of a Social Security number.
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A newly unsealed lawsuit alleges UnitedHealth Group "defrauded the United States of hundreds of millions — and likely billions — of dollars" by knowingly submitting false and inflated charges to Medicare, multiple media outlets have reported.
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It took the Taliban weeks, using artillery and explosive charges, to reduce the Buddhas to thousands of fragments piled in heaps at the foot of the cliffs, outraging the world. KYRGYZ. uzbek. TAJIK. TURKMEN.
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It's doubtful that Rosenstein would consider Trump not wanting himself, his family, or his close aides to potentially be indicted on criminal charges to be "good cause," and would thus refuse to fire Mueller.
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But even before Mr. Lindh's guilty plea to two charges — to providing support to the Taliban and to carrying a rifle and grenade — the government offered no evidence that he participated in the revolt.
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News of Giuliani's involvement comes just days after it was reported that Trump himself at one time pressured Tillerson to convince the Justice Department to drop the charges, to which Zarrab later pleaded guilty.
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The prosecution in the eight-month, so-called "Vatileaks II" trial had asked for a one-year suspended sentence for Nuzzi and for charges to be dropped against Fittipaldi for insufficient evidence against him.
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Under this scenario, the note could be read as an appeal by the jurors who understand the charges to have Justice Burke step in and explain the law to those jurors who do not.
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That's at least 72 years of horrifying, intimate abuse, hidden and concealed by an organization that taught its charges to "Do a good turn daily" while producing enough victims to fill an Army division.
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"Indeed, the search warrant applications and affidavits catalogue an assortment of uncharged individuals and detail their involvement in communications and transactions connected to the campaign finance charges to which Cohen pled guilty," Pauley wrote.
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But while the DOJ settlement might finally be significantly lower than $13 billion, the Frankfurt-based lender faces further fines for suspected money laundering that could hike litigation charges to between $8-$9.5 billion.
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Once House lawmakers' investigation is complete — we don't yet know when that will be — they can decide whether or not to recommend articles of impeachment, or charges to be specifically brought against the president.
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A judge sent the charges to trial in April but prevented anything from being published in Australia on the proceedings, including news of Cardinal Pell's conviction, until Tuesday, when he lifted his suppression order.
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On the other hand, the label has a deal with R. Kelly, and if they formally walk away from him now without any criminal charges to justify ending the contract ... they could be sued.
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It's long been speculated that if Mueller's team finds damaging evidence here, they're reportedly hoping they can use charges to get Manafort to give them more information on the collusion matter (if he has any).
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Indiana: Bill would criminalize abortion A legislator says he will file a bill that will outlaw all forms of abortion and allow criminal charges to be filed against people who participate in an abortion procedure.
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Judge Emilio Chavez ordered charges to be dropped against Lucas Morton, his wife Subhannah Wahhaj and her sister Hujrah Wahhaj because prosecutors had failed to follow a procedural rule after they were charged and jailed.
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The EU still needs to agree on caps for the wholesale charges operators pay each other to keep their respective customers connected when abroad in order for retail roaming charges to be abolished in June.
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We expect restructuring and business disposal-related charges to remain high, as Barclays progresses with its plan to run-down BNC in an accelerated manner, towards the stated target of GBP20bn of RWAs by 2017.
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Twelve Russian military officers were indicted Friday by a federal grand jury for hacking Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and two Democratic organizations — marking the latest charges to come out of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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The largest U.S. oil companies have historically not taken large charges to write down the value of their assets when commodity prices tumble, said Brian Youngberg, oil company analyst at Edward Jones in St. Louis.
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Temer and his allies expect the new charges to be voted out in the lower house next month with a wider margin of support than he obtained in the 1-227 vote on Aug. 2.
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Photo: APCiting unnamed American officials, CNN reports that the United States is preparing charges to arrest WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has spent the last four years alive but clearly bored in Ecuador's London embassy.
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With carriers already introducing additional charges to allow existing smartphones to just use 5G networks, your cellphone bill is going to inevitably get quite expensive once you realize you need heaps more data every month.
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It has also imposed a heavy cost on still fragile banks, turning deposits into a hot potato that many would rather avoid so as not to pay charges to their central bank for storing them.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us the woman never took her demand for charges to the city Prosecutor's Office and hasn't cooperated with the Prosecutor -- and that might be why the case has gone nowhere.
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An ally of embattled President Nicolas Maduro's requested the inquiry to determine if Ortega committed unspecified "grave errors while in her position" and if there is enough evidence for charges to be filed against her.
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The ministry said the soldiers were preparing to place explosive charges to destroy the underground facilities used by the miners when eight of them became intoxicated by toxic fumes at the bottom of a gallery.
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Ford Motor Co dropped 4.6% after the automaker reported a lower-than-expected profit, weighed down by charges to restructure its units in Europe and South America, and gave a disappointing full-year earnings forecast.
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The bank, which is more than 70 percent state-owned, is still in the throes of a restructuring, including asset sales, job cuts and tackling multi-billion dollar charges to settle litigation for past misconduct.
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A federal grand jury on Tuesday added federal hate crime and gun charges to the 44 criminal counts a Pennsylvania man already faced for allegedly killing 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh last year.
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A potentially decades-long decline in investment returns is one of the most serious charges to be laid at the generation's doorstep, and some experts think we may already be in the middle of it.
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"We have reviewed the police reports, witness statements, 911 calls, audio and videos, as well as interviewed witnesses, and determined there is insufficient evidence to present any felony charges to a grand jury," Patillo said.
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" In 1993, then Connecticut State's Attorney Frank Maco told reporters he believed there was probable cause to arrest Allen, but said he decided not to press charges to prevent "exposing the child to possible harm.
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By Nate Raymond The U.S. Justice Department has lost an appeal of a ruling that would allow a former Tenet Healthcare Corp executive facing fraud charges to have his case transferred from Florida to Georgia.
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With the S21 and its large battery, the vacuum can do an entire run of my large two-bedroom condo on a single charge (the i2099.99 I used previously needed two charges to finish up).
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Sivan has also walked in a few runway shows, and several modeling agencies, including the German company Tomorrow Is Another Day, now specialize in lithe men, lending their sometimes-teenage charges to Prada and Valentino.
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McConnell hinted last week that the Senate resolution would include a provision allowing the charges to be dismissed, but senators said the talks about how to handle the motion to dismiss still hadn't been finalized.
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After the House voted on Wednesday to impeach President Trump, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would delay sending the charges to the Republican-controlled Senate, amid concerns that it would not conduct a fair trial.
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The ride hailing service's food delivery arm, Uber Eats, will cap the fees it charges to restaurants at 30 percent of the value of an order, compared to the current maximum fee of 35 percent.
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State Auditor Jim Zeigler dismissed the charges to The Washington Examiner by evoking the biblical story of Mary and Joseph, noting that Jesus's mother Mary was a teenager when she met Joseph, her eventual husband.
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And while cybersecurity researchers have suspected North Korea's involvement from the start, the Trump administration intends the official charges to carry new diplomatic weight, showing the world that no one can launch reckless cyberattacks with impunity.
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Although the electric interaction between two charges is usually much stronger than the gravitational force, you normally don't notice it, because there are a similar number of positive and negative charges to mostly cancel the interaction.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda, who between them have ruled Bangladesh for decades, are bitter rivals and the BNP says its leader has been jailed on trumped-up charges to keep her out of politics.
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I am saddened that an elected official who holds a special trust from voters and is the chief prosecutor in our capital city would allegedly engage in conduct causing felony and misdemeanor charges to be filed.
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Bill Cosby case: Comedian asks for charges to be thrown out Cosby's lawyers contend that charges filed late last year by Castor's successor should be dismissed because Castor announced in 2005 that Cosby wouldn't be prosecuted.
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The NCA's International Corruption Unit, which had been operating for about three years, had submitted some cases to prosecutors to consider and he expected they would authorize charges to be made within the next three months.
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The way forward is to curb these fees, end the use by courts of private collection companies that add their own charges to the debt, and limit court debt to some percentage of a person's income.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson is to weigh two charges to which Manafort pleaded guilty, conspiracy and witness tampering, as part of his admission that he had orchestrated a vast lobbying and money laundering criminal scheme (CNN).
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Because criminal laws are written expansively, mandatory minimums shift sentencing power from judges to prosecutors, who can effectively choose the sentence when they decide which of a range of eligible charges to bring against a defendant.
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But legal experts say a criminal contempt vote against two Trump cabinet members is likely to be little more than symbolic, since it would refer contempt charges to the Justice Department that is overseen by Barr.
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One of President Trump's first executive actions in the Oval Office was to order HUD to suspend its planned 0.25% cut in the insurance fee it charges to participants in the Federal Housing Administration's mortgage program.
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Low interest rates are especially beneficial for renewable energy projectsThe price of renewable electricity is largely determined by the upfront cost of construction — what a company charges to build a solar or wind farm, for example.
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Over the coming weeks an administrative judge will send her verdict on the departmental charges to the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, who will make a final decision about whether to discipline or fire the officer.
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Wazed dismissed accusations that the ruling party had "manipulated" police and the judiciary to get BNP chief and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia jailed in February on corruption charges to weaken the opposition before the election.
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One private security worker at the scene said many of the explosions, especially those followed by a short burst of gunfire, were Kenyan special forces using small charges to blow open locked doors and clear rooms.
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In Baltimore, where the police have used cell-site simulators thousands of times, defense lawyers have pressed for details about how the police found certain suspects, only to have prosecutors drop charges to avoid answering questions.
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On Friday, Pennsylvania's attorney general, Josh Shapiro, accepted the private complaint, expanded the misdemeanor charges to include all eight people who died and added a charge of causing or risking a catastrophe, which is a felony.
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Pelosi had delayed sending the impeachment charges to the Senate in an unsuccessful effort to get Republicans who control the chamber to agree to include new witness testimony that could be damaging to the Republican president.
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"We are working with the Plymouth Police and Fire Departments to fully understand the scope of this issue and pursue charges to the fullest extent of the law," said Maestas in a statement posted to Twitter.
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According to Ronny Gal, an analyst at Berstein, a research firm, the co-payment on the price of a drug is usually just 10% of the cost the pharmaceutical company ultimately charges to the insurance provider.
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As part of the charges to be announced as soon as Wednesday, Margrethe Vestager, Europe's antitrust chief, is expected to focus on Google's deals with cellphone manufacturers that include bundles of Google services included in Android.
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Today we can use biometric tools like eye trackers, following eye movements, and galvanic skin responders, following electrical charges, to monitor our physical responses to built environments, recording in milliseconds how stressful or soothing they are.
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CAIRO — A member of Sudan's ruling council raised expectations on Tuesday that the country's deposed strongman, Omar al-Bashir, would be sent for trial on war crimes charges to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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That softened a little this week when Soriano appeared to offer UEFA an olive branch in an interview with the club's in-house television station, but City remains determined to fight these charges to the end.
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Damon's Hypersport has a 2150 mph top-speed, 21 miles of highway range, 2700 ft-lbs of torque, charges to 0003% in 2000 minutes and weighs less than 2200 pounds, Giraud told TechCrunch on a call.
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At BlackRock, for instance, alternatives - including such products as hedge funds - account for just 3 percent of assets but 8 percent of so-called "base fees," which includes what the firm charges to manage the money.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli police on Sunday said they had found enough evidence for bribery and fraud charges to be brought against Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife in a third corruption case against the Israeli prime minister.
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The practice of cramming is when shady phone companies add bogus charges to your bill, hoping that you don't notice so that they can weasel a couple extra bucks from you at the end of the month.
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LONDON — The Royal Bank of Scotland said on Wednesday that it would report an annual loss for 2015 after taking a series of charges to close a deficit in its pension plan and to resolve past misconduct.
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When a complaint is successful, firms are usually asked to refund the interest, fees and charges to the consumer, an ombudsman spokesman said, although in some circumstances businesses will also be asked to write off the debt.
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RBS took charges to set aside money to cover legal cases in the U.S. where analysts expect it to pay the biggest regulatory penalty in its history for mis-selling U.S. securities backed by toxic mortgage loans.
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Dobbins said the tragedy remains under investigation and that the findings of police will be brought to to the Harris County District Attorney's Office, which has the authority to present charges to a grand jury for indictment.
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The endgame, according to previous reports, is federal investigators want to use the pressure of criminal charges to get convince Manafort to provide more details on any possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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The Department of Homeland Security can re-file charges to attempt to spark deportation procedures, but the practice of dismissing cases has often given immigrants time to pursue different avenues of obtaining legal citizenship, according to Reuters.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Catalonia's parliament called on Friday for legal charges to be brought against a Spanish Supreme Court judge for refusing to release a jailed pro-independence politician who had hoped to be elected its regional leader.
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And a law allowing an increase in charges to stay in Prague to 2 euros a night from 0.8 euros has been passed by parliament, although mayor Hrib says the ceiling should be higher in the center.
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If the committee still is not satisfied, any contempt sanction would require a vote of the entire House and then a referral to the Justice Department that routinely refuses to take legislative contempt charges to grand juries.
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And a law allowing an increase in charges to stay in Prague to 2 euros a night from 0.8 euros has been passed by parliament, although mayor Hrib says the ceiling should be higher in the center.
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Senate Democrats are using Tuesday's guilty plea from President Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen on fraud and campaign finance violation charges to advance another fight: delaying the confirmation process of Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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There are still two other trials stemming from the charges to come, involving four assistant coaches from different major programs who were accused of plotting to direct players to various managers, including Dawkins, in exchange for kickbacks.
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It's been much speculated that Mueller's team is hoping to use tough charges to get Manafort to agree to some sort of cooperation deal — to give them more information on the collusion matter (if he has any).
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A pileup of scandals among Uber employees — from sexual harassment charges to systematically evading law enforcement — all seemed to reflect Mr. Kalanick's personality and disregard for outsiders, and they cast his business choices in a new light.
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In laying out the charges to which Michael D. Cohen, Mr. Trump's longtime lawyer, pleaded guilty on Tuesday, the documents filed in New York also entangle several unidentified people in Mr. Trump's business and from his campaign.
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Myanmar's Parliament is considering reforms to the country's draconian online defamation law that woul allow people facing charges to be released on bail and barring third parties from bringing defamation charges that do not directly concern them.
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Global human rights watchdogs have noted concerns in recent years over what they see as a growing clampdown on civil society in Pakistan, along with the increased use of sedition and anti-state charges to quell dissent.
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Activists have also been pushing to loosen the standards to make it easier for criminal charges to be filed against officers for shootings; lawmakers in Sacramento are expected to take up a new bill with that purpose.
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Federal prosecutors are aware of the double jeopardy risk, and in the case of Paul Manafort, it appears that Mueller may have shaped his charges to leave state prosecutors space to go after him on their own.
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Chief Executive Ross McEwan is in the midst of a vast, multi-year restructuring of the bank, which includes asset sales, job cuts and multi-billion dollar charges to settle litigation and pay fines for historic regulatory breaches.
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Riot police surrounded Hong Kong's parliament Monday after some overnight clashes with officers following mass protests, as authorities vowed to press ahead with legislation that would allow the extradition of individuals facing charges to mainland China, Reuters reports.
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LONDON, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Europe's national patchwork of covered bond markets will have a regional brand and benefit from lower capital charges to increase market funding for the economy, the European Union's financial services chief said on Friday.
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Given that CBI has now completed most of the cleaning of its balance sheet and reserve coverage has improved, Fitch expects impairment charges to drop and the bank's operating profit to turn positive, as evidenced by 1Q16 results.
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Mr Yameen has used laughable terrorism charges to imprison political rivals: first Mr Nasheed, and then last February Imran Abdulla, head of an Islamist party, who had called for calm during a rally in support of Mr Nasheed.
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"It is not throwing unfair charges to say that that would be a deeply inflationary structure," said John McDonough, who served as senior adviser on national health reform to the Senate Health Committee during passage of the ACA.
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RBS, which is more than 70 percent state owned, is in the middle of a restructuring, which includes asset sales, job cuts and tackling multi-billion dollar charges to settle litigation and pay regulatory fines for past misconduct.
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The 55-year-old former "Fuller House" star and husband Mossimo Giannulli, a fashion designer, filed documents in court Friday indicating that they're maintaining their innocence on charges to commit federal program bribery, according to The Associated Press.
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A federal judge Friday accused special counsel Robert Mueller's team of using criminal charges to squeeze former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort to get his help in possibly either prosecuting or impeaching President Donald Trump, multiple reports said.
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Kathleen Kane, the first Democratic woman to hold the office of state Attorney General, was recently found guilty of nine criminal charges to include perjury and criminal conspiracy, and her resignation from the Office of the Attorney General.
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The law, which goes into effect July 1, says "it is no longer necessary for the offender to use violence or threats, or to exploit the victim&aposs particularly vulnerable situation" for rape charges to be brought forward.
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When Narula brought up the phone commission charges to Grubhub, he was allegedly told that Grubhub charges on all calls over 45 seconds; Narula claims that 80 percent of Grubhub's phone commissions were on calls unrelated to orders.
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The Financial Conduct Authority has been probing lending practices in the fast-growing car financing sector since 2017 and had said in March that some motor dealers were overcharging customers in interest charges to obtain bigger commission payouts.
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The government only needs to get a conviction on one of those charges to obtain a very significant prison sentence, because the judge can take into account all of Mr. Manafort's activity if he's convicted on any charge.
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The Trump Justice Department's aggressive use of criminal charges to pursue officials suspected of making unauthorized disclosures to the public is a continuation of a practice that developed during the Bush administration and accelerated under the Obama administration.
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Ghosn, who was charged in Japan with under-reporting his future compensation and breach of trust, has repeatedly asserted his innocence, saying authorities trumped up charges to prevent a possible fuller merger between Nissan Motor Co. and Renault.
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Even worse, net-neutrality advocates were busily working to apply the new rules to other practices by Internet providers, such as "sponsored data" plans that allow carriers to limit data charges to consumers for using their wireless devices.
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He was cleared by the school, which found the "charges" to be unfounded, but he said national Democrats were unhappy that he would not urge some of his female former students to go on camera and defend him.
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British prosecutors charged the lender and four former executives — including a former chief executive, John S. Varley — last month, the first criminal charges to be brought in Britain against a bank over its actions during the financial crisis.
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MILAN, March 3 (Reuters) - Italy's Banco BPM said it would increase dividend payments under a new strategic plan, betting on higher fees and falling loan loss charges to drive profit to 770 million euros ($856 million) in 2023.
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Martin Shkreli Appears to Adopt a New Legal Strategy: Silence | Mr. Shkreli's new defense lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said he had advised his client, who faces securities fraud charges, to stop talking to the news media and posting on Twitter.
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"It is as much of an execution as I've ever seen in a police case, and there should be ramifications for that," Burris told a news conference where he called for murder charges to be filed in the case.
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Ohio-based Fifth Third Bank has been hit with a proposed class action in Orlando federal court accusing it of manipulating its customers' debit charges to deplete their checking accounts more quickly so it can charge more overdraft fees.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Massachusetts added money laundering charges to the indictment against actress Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli for their role in the college admissions scam, dubbed "Operation Varsity Blues" by the FBI.
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Andres said Wednesday that they had asked Manafort if he would be willing to waive the venue issue and allow the new charges to be brought in DC, and that Manafort had declined — as was his right, Andres added.
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In a new review of more than 165 million accounts looking at data from January 2009 through September 2016, Wells Fargo identified more "potentially unauthorized" accounts, and also found 190,000 accounts that had "incurred fees and charges" to customers.
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More than 430,000 people have now signed an online petition calling for criminal charges to be filed against the boy's parents for their "lack of supervision and negligence" and for child protective services to investigate the boy's home life.
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But there has been little word from the military on protesters' demands for a civilian presence in the ruling council, and for members of Bashir's entourage – some of whom face international sanctions and charges – to be held to account.
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The improved performance was mostly driven by a sharp reduction in Fitch-calculated loan impairment charges, to EUR2.6bn in 2015 (2014: EUR8.3bn) and lower operating costs of EUR2.7bn (2015: EUR3.5bn) according to Fitch's calculation which includes restructuring implementation expenses.
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Fitch expects non-performing loans to continue to rise in the coming quarters and loan loss reserve charges to remain a significant burden on financial institutions' bottom line results, which will continue to be pressured by slowing loan growth.
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The temple said in a statement on Sunday that Phra Dhammachayo had not left the complex for eight years because of ill health and the DSI could read the charges to the abbot on his sick bed on Wednesday.
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The valuation has proved controversial, with British Airways, the largest airline at London City, threatening to pull most of its aircraft out of the airport if the hub's new owner raised airline charges to cover the high sale price.
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Last year, Cambodia deported 13 Taiwanese nationals wanted on fraud charges to mainland China despite vehement opposition from Taipei which has accused Beijing of "abducting" its citizens from countries that do not recognize the island's government - such as Cambodia.
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Following an FCA review of the sector in 2017, asset managers agreed under the watchdog's supervision to come up with a new template for disclosing fees and charges to institutional investors, known as the cost transparency initiative or CTI.
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The latest sentencing hearing in Eaton County, which saw around 30 women testify during its first day on Wednesday, is related to a separate set of charges to which Nassar pleaded guilty as part of an agreement with prosecutors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil major Chevron, leading refiner Valero and Delta Air Lines have complained to the U.S. energy watchdog about fees Colonial Pipeline charges to ship gasoline, diesel and jet fuel over its fuel network, the country's largest.
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Out of the Champions League again, Neymar injured and unlikely to feature again this season, and questions over the future of manager Unai Emery could only be the start of its problems with these fresh UEFA charges to answer.
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In a speech she made Wednesday to support leading Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Palin linked her son's charges to his experience in the U.S. military and blamed the Obama administration for not doing enough to support its veterans.
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RBS, which is more than 70 percent state-owned, is still in the throes of a restructuring, which includes asset sales, job cuts and tackling multi-billion dollar charges to settle litigation and pay regulatory fines for past misconduct.
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In a statement the Crown Prosecution Service said on Friday morning that they had authorised charges to be made against Mackinlay, as well as separate charges against one of his campaign aides and against another national Conservative party official.
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The day will be filled with pomp and circumstance, including a vote on the House floor, a formal "engrossment" ceremony of the impeachment articles and a procession through the Capitol Rotunda to formally deliver the charges to the Senate.
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Ms. Ortez Cruz, 38, is in removal proceedings after an altercation with her then-teenage son led to misdemeanor criminal charges to which she entered an Alford plea, meaning she pleaded guilty but maintained innocence, according to her lawyers.
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Ms. Ortez Cruz, 38, is in removal proceedings after an altercation with her then-teenage son led to misdemeanor criminal charges to which she entered an Alford plea, meaning she pleaded guilty but maintained innocence, according to her lawyers.
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Cosby, who personified the model American family man in his television hit "The Cosby Show," asked earlier this year for the charges to be dismissed, arguing that prosecutors had violated terms under which he gave a deposition in the civil lawsuit.
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There are a host of complications involved, from potential state charges against him (the president can't pardon state charges) to the prospect that Manafort would no longer be able to avoid testimony by pleading the Fifth Amendment on certain matters.
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The British group also said it expected a one-off tax benefit and resulting lower finance charges to boost 2018 adjusted EPS into the range of 68 pence to 72 pence, compared with a previous forecast of up to 53 pence.
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Ending the practice of adding hefty charges to surf the internet, call or send texts when abroad within the EU has been a cause celebre for the European Commission and Parliament which saw it as an affront to common market ideals.
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Shannade Clermont of Bad Girls Club fame pleaded guilty to felony wire fraud Thursday after racking up $20,000 in charges to the debit cards of a man who died after meeting her for sex in exchange for money, officials said.
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The teen was initially charged with first-degree intentional homicide for the attack on Payton Leutner, but Weier's plea deal downgraded the charges to attempted second-degree homicide as a party to a crime with use of a deadly weapon.
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GoFundMe is dropping the five percent Platform Fee that it charges to individuals when they launch personal campaigns on the platform (in the U.S. only for now), and it will instead rely on optional tips to generate revenues from these campaigns.
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In plea-bargaining, as the promise of a lesser penalty in return for a guilty plea is commonly known, prosecutors offer to drop some charges, to replace the original charge with a less serious one or to seek a lower sentence.
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His attorney, David Aylor, previously told PEOPLE the prosecution has no evidence linking his client to the missing teen and that the government brought Taylor into court on the robbery charges to try to "squeeze" him into cooperating with their investigation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal authorities on Tuesday added 19 hate-crime and firearms charges to their case against a Pennsylvania man accused of massacring 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue last October in the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history.
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Lieutenant McCain confirmed the following charges to PEOPLE: Fudge disobeyed an officer; was driving while intoxicated; driving after revocation or suspension; resisting arrest; city ordinance for open container; ticket for solid line violation; and default or breach of bail conditions.
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It was altogether fitting when the House judiciary committee chairman, Bob Goodlatte, referred to Clinton's "potential impeachment" before correcting himself to note that he was merely advocating for perjury charges to be brought against her, with impeachment the implied remedy.
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Westpac increased its bad debt charges to a six-year high in the first-half in anticipation of a rise in bad debts, but said in a limited third-quarter update that bad debt ratios were still near all-time lows.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will cut government-related fees and service charges to reduce costs for companies and individuals from July 1, state media said on Wednesday, part of a wider pledge to pare trillions in taxes and fees this year.
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Macron wants to overhaul a system which allows "posted" workers to work in other European Union countries on contracts that need only guarantee the host country's minimum wage, and allow taxes and social charges to be paid in the home nation.
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Most recently, the new Chicago police superintendent, Eddie Johnson, filed administrative charges to get Van Dyke and four other officers fired for lying about what led up to the shooting — in an apparent attempt to protect a fellow police officer.
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Republicans in the Arizona State Senate voted Wednesday to pass a new bill that would expand the state's racketeering charges to cover anyone who participates in or plans a protest that ends up turning violent, the Arizona Capitol Times reports.
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CNN reported in April 2017 that the US has prepared charges to seek the arrest of Assange, who US intelligence agencies believe Russia used as an intermediary to distribute hacked emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign during the 2016 presidential election.
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Now, more than nine months after the video was released, Johnson, head of the Chicago Police Department, filed administrative charges to try to get Van Dyke and four other officers fired for allegedly lying about what led up to the shooting.
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The three men, Mikhail Fridman, Petr Aven and German Khan, own stakes in Alfa Bank, a Russia-based bank that was alleged in the dossier, among other charges, to have been involved in illicit payments made to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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"There is a legal review of those charges to determine if they will stay with rec fee or if some will be moved to ONPS," she said, referring to the appropriated funds given by Congress to the national park system.
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On March 30, Mr. Hollande was forced to abandon a constitutional amendment that would have allowed citizens found guilty of terrorism charges to be stripped of their citizenship, a proposal that provoked mutiny in the ranks of the Socialist party.
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Obamacare plans are becoming more restrictive in the number of health providers they will cover, even as they increase out-of-pocket charges to an average of nearly $270,26 for the most common type of plans, a new analysis finds.
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While the plaintiffs do receive some money after years of litigation – or at least their families do, because the victims themselves are often dead by then – the sums pocketed by these law firms as charges to the client can be staggering.
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We assume a further decline of the industrial operating margin before extraordinary charges to 5.6% in 2016 and a gradual recovery thereafter to about 6.0% by 2018, but we will reassess our assumptions as liabilities are updated and become more precise.
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"There is a legal review of those charges to determine if they will stay with rec fee or if some will be moved to ONPS," NPS regional fee manager Cindy David told Pacific West Region staff in an email Friday.
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"We also refunded fees and interest charges to customers who were in default, and have made changes to make sure this issue is not repeated," the spokesman told Reuters, declining to comment further as the case is before the courts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Movie producer Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of sexually assaulting a woman in 2006, the third criminal sex assault case brought against him, and his attorney said he expects further charges to follow.
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The 22-year-old Canadian man charged for his alleged role in a massive Yahoo hack claims he's innocent and will fight extradition charges to the U.S., his attorney said on Friday after his first appearance in an Ontario court.
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The Australian government said it would refund and waive charges to airlines such as domestic air traffic control fees worth A$715 million ($430 million), including A$159 million upfront, as it advised citizens against all travel outside the country.
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Meanwhile, Russian Sports Minister, Vitaly Mutko, the man Trazhukova is expected to file her charges to, told Sport-Express it is difficult for him to make a decision about something that happened in Rio de Janeiro while he's in Moscow.
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"The defendant knew of the various methods of killing; he worked to make them all made possible," said Andreas Brendel, a prosecutor for Nazi crimes in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, who read the charges to the court in Münster.
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The biggest ones to watch out for are the administrative fees your fund manager charges to hold your account and the expense ratios for the funds that you invest in, found in a fund's prospectus, or via a Google search.
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"I have willed a substantial amount of money to the museum — not in the same league as the trustees, but a lot for me — and I am angry enough at these trumped-up charges to change the bequest," Ms. Hirst said.
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Nearly eight months after the hedge fund manager Leon G. Cooperman vowed to fight insider trading charges to the bitter end, he and his firm, Omega Advisors, have agreed to settle, paying $4.9 million in civil penalties and forfeited profits.
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"A potential downgrade of the country rating could pose risks to the sovereign investment grade and additional potential charges to CET1 ratios which nevertheless would be mitigated by the internal models which most of the Italian banks adopt," they added.
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The company said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it expected to incur about $15 million in costs related to the measures, with substantially all of the charges to be taken in the second quarter.
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The plan would divert marijuana tax revenue toward supporting business development by individuals harmed by marijuana enforcement, including a $10 billion USDA grant program to help those who have been arrested on marijuana charges to start their own farming operations.
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Aminat Lorsanova filed a complaint with the Federal investigative Committee of Russia on Monday, calling for charges to be brought against a psychiatric clinic in the Chechen capital Grozny, where she was held for 25 days in August of 2018.
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A firm spokesman denied those charges to The AP. Nader has acted as a liaison between Trump's advisers and Mohammed bin Zayed, crown prince of Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, as well as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Mr. Rothfeld declined to discuss his rates in detail, but said the cost of hiring him was more than what the average accountant charges to prepare a yearly tax return, but less than the retainer a white-shoe lawyer charges.
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But Mr. Vance's prosecutors, who are said to be preparing charges to try to ensure that Mr. Manafort faces prison even if he is pardoned by the president, will most likely face a pitched legal battle and a political firefight.
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President Trump directed his former personal attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about the extent of his plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow — charges to which Cohen has since pleaded guilty, BuzzFeed News' Jason Leopold and Anthony Cormier report.
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After the sentencing, Trump attacked Cohen on social media and in an interview with Fox News, saying he "never directed" Cohen to break the law – and that the campaign-finance charges to which Cohen pleaded guilty were intended to embarrass the president.
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But H.R. 40 could set out to calculate how much families have lost, from hospital charges to days of missed work, and arrive at a dollar amount that Black Americans are owed—unless Congress decides they would rather not know the answer.
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The memo also lays out that the UK will implement new rules that will require operators to continue to inform UK subscribers users when they're using up their data, and limiting charges to £45 in the event that they go over their limits.
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As attorney general, Lynch is in charge of federal prosecutors, who must decide if there is sufficient evidence to submit charges to a federal grand jury in the Clinton email case or whether a termination of the probe without charges is warranted.
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NHL owners, sceptical of the benefit they would reap from a tournament in South Korea at the expense of a mid-season break and injury risk to their players, forbade their charges to participate for the first time since the 222 games.
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Suspended President Dilma Rousseff told the Senate on Monday the future of Brazil was at stake in her impeachment trial as her conservative opponents were using trumped-up charges to oust her and roll back the social advances of the past 13 years.
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The central bank also held at 0.1 percent the interest it charges to a portion of excess reserves financial institutions leave with the central bank, while saying it would thoroughly assess the effects of negative interest rates and its asset buying programme.
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Santander's 4th-Quarter Profit Hit by $1.8 Billion in Charges | The Spanish lender took a series of one-time charges to compensate consumers in Britain for the improper selling of payment-protection insurance and for the decline in the value of software.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - A Haitian Senate report has called for charges to be brought against two former prime ministers and several ministers for alleged embezzlement, abuse of authority and forgery stemming from the use of funds in a Venezuelan oil loan program.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said surcharge-free roaming for mobile users could no longer be guaranteed after a no-deal Brexit, meaning consumers could be hit with higher charges to make calls, send texts and use mobile data when travelling in the European Union.
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His final project at Swamp Works was to come up with moondust mitigation strategies—among them magnets, reusable dust filters, artificial electrostatic charges to repel the dust and make it fall off surfaces, and "air showers" or "wands" to blast it off suits.
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Net income attributable to Nasdaq was $132 million, or 78 cents per diluted share in the quarter ended March 31, up from $9 million, or 5 cents per share, a year earlier when it took substantial restructuring charges to combat foreign exchange headwinds.
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Later on Monday, the justice ministry announced in a statement that five people convicted of terrorism and sentenced to death were executed on Monday morning, bringing the total number of those executed on the same charges to 37 in the past two months.
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Even Rice, who has emerged as one of the loudest advocates pushing for lawmakers of both parties facing harassment charges to resign, sees an opportunity for Congress to step in, improve the culture and prove to voters they're serious about tackling the problem.
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For their part, airlines are keen for the new runway to be built but have cautioned over its cost as they don't want airport charges to rise to pay for it as this would mean they will have to increase ticket prices.
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"After spending $40,000,000 over two dark years, with unlimited access, people, resources and cooperation, highly conflicted Robert Mueller would have brought charges, if he had ANYTHING, but there were no charges to bring!" he said in his first tweet of the morning.
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"They have attempted in these charges to blame health care workers and caregivers who showed up to work and were at their posts in the middle of a natural disaster emergency and did the very best they could," Cobb told the Miami Herald.
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Over the last year, the Center for Court Innovation has worked with NYPD and several prosecutors' offices to create Project Reset, which diverts 16- and 17-year-old "adult criminals" arrested on low-level charges to restorative justice programs instead of court.
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The quasi-independent city-state has been engulfed in political furor all summer, sparked by a proposed extradition bill that, if ratified, would make it legal to extradite Hong Kong nationals facing criminal charges to stand trial in other countries, including China.
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She said the officers asked her to consider the damage that charges could cause for her attacker — a man she had worked with and considered a friend — and suggested that some women file false rape charges to cover for cheating on their boyfriends.
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And to a degree, he did, holding a press conference in Beirut (conducted in English, French, and Arabic) that lurched from a detailed defense against the various charges to a portrayal of himself as a victim in Japan to attacks on Nissan executives.
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The prosecutors have passed on a 36-page indictment that outlines a series of charges to which the defense and civil parties can make observations before judges decide in a month whether to take the case to trial, the official told Reuters.
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And finally, while many 18-volt Lithium-Ion batteries take several hours to reach a full charge, the 3.0Ah battery you get with this drill charges to capacity in just 30 minutes, so you can spend more time working, less time waiting.
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"I have willed a substantial amount of money to the museum — not in the same league as the trustees, but a lot for me — and I am angry enough at these trumped-up charges to change the bequest," she told the Times.
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The Spanish police arrested on Monday nine activists linked to pro-Catalan independence groups on suspicion they may have been preparing to commit violent acts, possibly with explosives, and Spanish prosecutors called for rebellion and terrorism charges to be leveled against them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Friday authorized a Rudy Giuliani associate indicted on campaign finance charges to turn over documents and the contents of his iPhone to a House panel as part of the impeachment process against President Donald Trump.
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Asked if Italy would pay any fines the EU might levy, Di Maio told reporters in Rome "pacts must be honored", but that he did not expect any charges to be levied and was confident an agreement with Brussels would be reached.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three legal experts told U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday that President Donald Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate a political rival amounted to impeachable offenses, in a hearing that laid the groundwork for formal charges to be filed against the president.
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GENEVA, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The U.N. body responsible for cooperation between countries' postal services held emergency talks on Tuesday to persuade the United States not to quit over President Donald Trump's demand to hike the fees Washington charges to deliver foreign mail.
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There have also been user complaints about improper billing—a little-known change in the app's terms of use in the beginning of the year allowed charges to be made before the trips even start, although Uber refunds these charges shortly thereafter.
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Duncan Hunter, whose conduct is being scrutinized by the House Ethics committee, will be faulted in an upcoming report for billing the flying of his children's pet rabbit on a plane and billing the charges to his campaign account, Hunter's spokesman told The Associated Press.
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A few months later, after Jackson turned down a plea deal that included turning over the phone, the Dallas County District Attorney's office upped the charges to a Class B misdemeanor, which in Texas is punishable by a $2,000 fine and six months in jail.
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Burnaby RCMP are recommending charges of criminal mischief against three protesters who staged a sit-in on Saturday that drew attention to restricted public access to hearings for a controversial pipeline in Burnaby, B.C. RCMP spokesperson John Buis confirmed the charges to VICE News Monday.
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The $3003,2300 Tesla Model X and Jaguar I-Pace competitor should arrive internationally in 2000, and it already boasts some nice (and believable!) stats: 22 miles of range, with a 71- or 95-kwh battery pack that charges to 80 percent in 30 minutes.
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Orlando Mota, 23, was charged last year with two counts of battery resulting in serious bodily injury, and the prosecutor's office is expected to amend those charges to add a count of neglect of a dependent resulting in death, following the completion of Damian's autopsy.
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The maximum cash payment is capped at $20,000 per person for expenses such as losses from unauthorized charges to their accounts, the cost of freezing or unfreezing their credit reports, the cost of credit monitoring, fees paid to accountants and lawyers, and other fees.
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