That meant covering up the killings of Civil Rights activists, before that [it was] covering up lynching.
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If Mark Zuckerberg is covering up his webcam at work, does that mean we should all be following suit and covering up our webcams too?
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DiNardo accused of covering up abuse On the night before his meeting with the Pope, DiNardo was accused of covering up abuse in his archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
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Republicans may not know what they're covering up, but covering up they are; and they may believe they're acting in their own political self-interest, but they almost certainly are not.
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"You had a lot of covering up here, in Berbice, a lot of covering up from the first set of police who handled the matter," Mr. Shafeek said in an interview in Guyana.
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Allowing other people to cheat and covering up for them.
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She also denies covering up the leaks, the paper reports.
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Betty (Lili Reinhart) is spending her nights covering up murder.
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She was scolded by critics for not covering up more.
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What VCs can do: Stop covering up for bad behavior.
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I guess dopers are good at covering up and hiding.
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And he has concerns over covering up the polycarbonate shell.
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Republican congressional leaders have been caught covering up a conspiracy.
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Clinton was impeached for covering up sex with an intern.
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But she taught me what the character was covering up.
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We talk, but it's just noise covering up the questions: Why?
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Women who wore these bathing suits wouldn't just be covering up.
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Errázuriz has been accused of covering up cases for abusive priests.
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Davidson has a history of covering up tattoos with more tattoos.
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Sometimes diplomacy is simply the art of covering up, well, art.
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"America is not covering up for a murder," he said Monday.
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The covering up of the murder may be an independent crime.
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I've been working on covering up the ones I don't like.
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Furious Democrats accused Barr of covering up for his new boss.
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Depressed volatility is also covering up falling correlations across asset classes.
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In addition, Russia is covering up past support for global terrorist networks.
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What rationale was provided by senior executives for covering up this breach?
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They also accused the United States of covering up evidence of UFOs.
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It was better than anything for covering up dark circles and discoloration.
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How much does she remember, and how much is she covering up?
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Lawsuits accuse USC of covering up doc&aposs sex abuse &aposfor decades.
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Adelaide Archbishop Philip Wilson was sentenced for covering up child sex abuse.
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It does not add up to telling lies or covering up wrongdoing.
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The bishops were accused in the report of covering up sexual abuse.
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The report also accused church leaders of covering up the alleged abuse.
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Covering up scars has become a very specific talent for some artists.
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Yet Archbishop Viganò has been accused of covering up misconduct as well.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Now people are accusing Barr of covering up for Trump.
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However, critics have accused the government of covering up the true numbers.
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Cardinal Ezzati himself is being investigated on accusations of covering up abuses.
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The state will implement the expansion, covering up to 150,000 additional Kansans.
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They repaved the driveway, covering up my handprints in the old cement.
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Cooperating shows you have nothing to hide; covering up proves you do.
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They often protest cultural changes, such as covering up revealing women's clothing.
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Now Pell has been accused of actively covering up abuse by priests.
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UBER: 'NO JUSTIFICATION' FOR COVERING UP DATA BREACH: An Uber executive told Congress on Tuesday that there was "no justification" for the company covering up a massive 2202 data breach that exposed the information of 2628 million people.
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"A little bit more ball pressure, a little bit more when there's a mistake somebody covering up that mistake as quick as possible, and then somebody covering up for that guy who just covered up for it," said Nurse.
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Kaine has accused the Trump administration of complicity in covering up Khashoggi's murder.
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When it comes to covering up your psoriasis with cosmetics, that's your choice.
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For Villaluna, this is about much more than simply covering up the painting.
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It's a pretty clear marker that the police were covering up for someone.
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Abrams supported the policy, and participated in covering up the arrangement from Congress.
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I can embrace my womanhood and not have to worry about covering up.
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"This is THE best foundation for covering up a sunburn!" some headlines declared.
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The Russian agency was accused of covering up drug use by Russian athletes.
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The NYPD has been covering up and dismantling the cages, the Gothamist reported.
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And the FBI and the Department of Justice has been covering up everything.
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One front was protecting, propping up, covering up for Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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He uses the phrase "skin masks covering up our fears" to describe faces.
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Another point to note was just how effective Diaz was in covering up.
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Covering up to six months of career coaching is crucial for student success.
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There's no covering up what I need to say—I just say it.
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For Emer, makeup is no longer about covering up flaws, but showcasing skill.
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The Nazis were masters at deception and covering up their crimes against humanity.
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He's more interested in covering up for Donald Trump than learning the truth.
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"Anytime you use that color marble, you're covering up for something," she said.
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"F1's response amounts to complicity in covering up for Bahrain," he said.
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Certainly there are some very, very bad instances of covering up in MMA.
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The school staff are accused of destroying evidence and covering up the crime.
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In Australia, a bishop has been found guilty of covering up sexual abuse.
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It was racially discriminatory, with leadership giving and covering up outright racist orders.
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All government officials, who are covering up for these criminals, should be fired!
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Demi Lovato is covering her bases during the coronavirus outbreak ... by covering up.
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Bishop Barros, who is accused of witnessing and covering up abuse, is 61.
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Covering up a savage murder like this will only hurt the human conscience.
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"America's not covering up for a murder," Pompeo said Monday in Budapest, Hungary.
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It follows the discovery that Russian officials are still covering up widespread cheating.
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The guy was just covering up and letting Michael go berserk on him.
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Pitt famously theorized someone close to JonBenet was covering up details of her murder.
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Jason Forgione, had been put on dismissal probation for covering up an illegal search.
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She also allegedly called Harrington and discussed covering up the crime, the warrant states.
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And now the actress is once again covering up in the same straw fedora.
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Most recently, I started covering up my old back tattoos with a dragon piece.
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In this particular instance the media is covering up for the criminals in this.
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Ortega alludes in his investigation that the church assisted in covering up the incidents.
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"I was a participant in covering up for Epstein in 2014," Swenson reportedly said.
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Productivity is down because you're so fixated on covering up and using disguising language.
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And the people in charge were covering up, stalling — or they truly didn't care.
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Taiwan was covering up virus deaths, and the illness was spiraling out of control.
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The answer could help clarify Trump's role in making and covering up the payments.
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Shiny new plastic panels were simply covering up the rotting frame of the building.
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National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien has accused China of covering up the health crisis.
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And some governments have been reportedly covering up the true extent of their outbreaks.
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Rajapaksa himself has been widely accused of committing, and then covering up, war crimes.
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An MP from Qom earlier this week accused the government of covering up figures.
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And "covering up" makes you a "good girl" in the eyes of the patriarchy.
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The team is also covering up a statue of the singer outside the arena.
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"America's not covering up for a murder," Pompeo said during remarks in Budapest, Hungary.
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He told the newspaper "there was never anything intentional" to covering up the expenses.
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By covering up the misconduct, the lawsuit says, the board breached its fiduciary duties.
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Finicum's family members have accused law enforcement of covering up the circumstances surrounding his death.
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This has led some to suggest the authorities are covering up a "jihadi" terrorist attack.
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Three Chicago cops were acquitted of covering up for the officer who killed Laquan McDonald.
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But GM's service has advantages, too, like covering up to $1 million in liability insurance.
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Covering up the look just a bit, Kardashian West added a fitted black leather jacket.
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With this design there's no need for awkward attempts to avoid covering up the lenses.
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Is her breezy attitude a mere façade covering up a Naomi Campbell-level demanding nature?
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The more pressing issue was Overeem's retreat to the fence and covering up along it.
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His plan for a tribunal to try bishops accused of covering up abuse was scotched.
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Host George Stephanopoulos questioned if that would apply to a president covering up a murder.
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They are failing their Constitutional responsibilities by covering up the corruption of a sitting President.
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China's antidoping agency later confirmed doping-related irregularities but denied covering up the information. Mrs.
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He was convicted of breaking financial rules in payoffs aimed at covering up sexual abuse.
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And U.S. officials had accused Russia of covering up Assad's chemical weapons attack on civilians.
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In August, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò published a letter accusing Francis of covering up abuse.
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The Roman Catholic Church faces accusations around the world of covering up child sexual abuse.
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She accused the police of mishandling the investigation and covering up crime on the island.
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"I still haven't been forgiven by God for the covering up I did last year."
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He realizes the experiment is a failure and needs their help covering up his mistakes.
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Alphabet shareholders sued the board last January for allegedly covering up sexual misconduct by executives.
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"That's one sexy approach to covering up skin in the most awesome and artistic way."
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An F.B.I. director accused of covering up an investigation of the matter during the campaign.
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A law holding church officials accountable for covering up abuse was finally introduced in 2006.
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Lunsford allegedly tried covering up the murder by concocting a kidnapping story, the court records state.
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She felt so comfortable that she wasn't worried about covering up in front of the camera.
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They handle it maybe in terms of covering up, or maybe he's smarter taking 'em on.
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They handle it maybe in terms of covering up, or maybe he's smarter taking 'em on.
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Both have been accused by victims of covering up the crimes of pedophile priest Fernando Karadima.
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"When it came back, covering up our lock screens again, I was very frustrated," he said.
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It'll be interesting to see if Eva's still covering up the next time we see her.
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In the next video, Teigen shows her glam squad hard at work covering up her blemish.
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Grab your own to see it work its magic covering up your early morning dark circles.
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But now that the relationship is over, naturally, she's covering up any reminders of boyfriends past.
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"I honestly don't understand why the White House is covering up for Michael Flynn," Cummings said.
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Congress: Democrats went wild with accusations of Trump covering up Russian collusion and comparisons to Nixon.
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What do we need to know about sun protection or covering up after first getting tattooed?
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In no way do we see peace in that area with Russia covering up for Assad.
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"America is not covering up for a murder," Pompeo reportedly added during a visit to Hungary.
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"I honestly do not understand why the White House is covering up for Michael Flynn," Rep.
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Three other officers were criminally charged for covering up the shooting, but were acquitted at trial.
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The pope already has apologized for defending Barros, who's accused of covering up for the Rev.
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Conservative media have run stories accusing Wasserman Schultz of intentionally covering up for the IT aide.
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Both have said they had no role in covering up the cause of the lane closings.
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It also led to a shareholder suit that accused the board of covering up sexual misconduct.
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Wilson was the highest-ranking Catholic official ever to be convicted of covering up sex abuse.
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"The leaders of the Shanghai police are covering up a crime," one person commented on Weibo.
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The author of "Pride and Prejudice" wrote privately, covering up her manuscript if anyone came near.
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Was there discussion among officials about covering up for the president in delay of military assistance?
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She is accused of covering up key portions of surveillance video of Terrill Thomas' jail cell.
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My mum is covering up her right wrist with her left hand to hide a birthmark.
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She marked up the postcards, occasionally giving the women different backgrounds or covering up their bodies.
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Everyone is covering up for him, even, it seems, the women he created inappropriate relationships with.
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Three other Chicago police officers were found not guilty of covering up details in McDonald's death.
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They are human shapes without substance, layers covering up layers, at once hollowed-out and lifelike.
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The situation cools and the gangsters go back to the business of covering-up a murder.
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This is a job for an entity that is not invested in covering up its past mistakes.
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So-and-so thinks he's covering up that paunch with baggy suits, but we all know better.
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Is Jughead covering up someone else's murder (hence the need to burn his possibly evidence-laden hat)?
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It also displays your wine without covering up the label, making it easier to identify each bottle.
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They'd be covering up the IR emitter too, making it impossible for the player to score hits.
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Schmidt was later named in a lawsuit accusing the company of covering up harassment by multiple executives.
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Both of those services also offer family plans covering up to six people for $14.99 a month.
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For best sun protection practices, NOAA recommends opting for "reef-safe" sunscreens and, better yet, covering up.
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"I think I was angry for too long, and that anger was covering up sadness," says Wood.
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They include Juan Barros, who was accused of covering up sexual abuse of children by a priest.
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Pope Benedict resigned in 2013 after being accused of covering up sexual abuse by priests, reports BBC.
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"The lord is not pleased," Kourtney said while showing Disick covering up his face from the camera.
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In July Mr Abe's defence minister had to resign for allegedly covering up this well-known fact.
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When locals found out who was responsible for covering up the pieces, they asked him to leave.
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Wang hadn't heard about France's efforts to ban Muslim women from covering up their bodies on beaches.
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Jeff Kruse and covering up a pervasive culture of sexual harassment at the state Capitol in Salem.
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Fleury's brilliant plan for keeping it that way: Covering up the puck and hoping nobody would notice.
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Covering up an iPhone in a dinky piece of plastic goes against everything that an iPhone is.
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Most of the men have been lying (or covering up) their real intentions — not just Mr. Whaboom.
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These may help spread ice on to the surface of Ceres, slightly covering up older impact craters.
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Some MEPs accuse France of covering up the details in order to protect its domestic car industry.
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He hasn't figured out that she's covering up for the actual murderer (Hanna, but he's close enough).
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In a statement, Shulkin stressed that "there was never anything intentional" involved in covering up the expenses.
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Several of his lower-ranking supervisors were convicted earlier on felony charges for covering up hazardous conditions.
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The obstruction case of Trump involves much more serious matters than covering up a private consensual affair.
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Church leaders have faced accusations of failing to properly report and, in some cases, covering up abuse.
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"This is covering up, this is enablers, this is shutting up the victims," Carlson also said Sunday.
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Jordan angrily accused Rosenstein of covering up alleged misconduct by department officials in carrying out the investigation.
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Italian news agency Ansa noted that covering up the statues was a sign of respect for Rouhani.
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"You're not at the level to speak to her," says Harrison to Assange, covering up the receiver.
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Others were more complicit in covering up priestly abuse, but Cardinal Donald Wuerl still committed serious mistakes.
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It called for Francis' resignation, accusing him of covering up for a disgraced cardinal, Theodore E. McCarrick.
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Men's earrings aren't the only objectionable material that China's censors are blurring, covering up or cutting out.
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The other is Cardinal Francisco Javier Errázuriz of Chile, who has been accused of covering up abuse.
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It was Hollywood's dirty secret for decades, akin to the Catholic Church's covering up its pedophile priests.
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That will aid Democrats' argument that the Senate trial will end up covering up Trump's alleged misdeeds.
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Overnight, the F.B.I. director went from being vilified by supporters of Mr. Trump for covering up Mrs.
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I love that this candy-colored film is actually covering up a very eerie sci-fi story.
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Bernie Sanders and Andrew Yang claimed the Register was covering up their candidate's high polling numbers. Sen.
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A further three defendants were sentenced to prison terms totaling 24 years for covering up the murder.
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"You can say what you want about me but I'm covering up nothing," Mr. Graham told reporters.
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Central to the memes is the notion that historians and the media are covering up the truth.
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But Schneiderman's suit depicts, instead, a company full of employees tasked with enabling or covering up misconduct.
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I definitely agree about not covering up our history, because why hide what has already been shown?
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LH: No, because in those ones your paint isn't stepping on, or covering up, anyone but yourself.
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Miles was accused of not providing evidence to law enforcement and covering up evidence of previous rider injuries.
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I am certain viewers will be shocked to learn who OJ may have actually been covering up for.
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There are stories of covering up an ex's name; stories of phallic symbols, wrong dates, and punny jokes.
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While the earbuds are adept at suppressing environmental noise, they seemed generally less proficient at covering up talking.
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DOPING COVER-UP The report alleged Mutko's ministry directed a system for covering up positive doping test results.
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But the lack of rest didn't ruin the pitches, and I was good at covering up my anxiety.
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Was it truly an accident, or was Peterson covering up a horrific crime by claiming it as such?
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A local bishop, Juan Barros, had been accused of covering up for a predatory priest in the 1980s.
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He's talked Mariah through covering up her tracks at the crime scene and he's ready to hold court.
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She then experimented with her natural side too, revealing her freckles that she says she's always covering up.
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That's been helpful for covering up the country's estimated 12,20113 extrajudicial state-sponsored killings since Duterte took office.
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Donald Trump has profited mightily from secrecy and covering up his astonishing vulnerabilities with even more astonishing bluster.
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The investigation found that the killing was not intentional, but implicated the family in covering up the crime.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani denied that he requested the covering up of nude statues at Rome's Capitoline Museums.
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Nike "has been covering up this scandal for over five years," Avenatti told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Monday.
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Schiano has denied covering up anything -- and said he never had any knowledge about Sandusky's disturbing crimes. Yahoo!
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Chinese officials have a history of covering up technical problems with domestically produced aircraft and not reporting accidents.
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The Queen's granddaughter Zara Tindall also attended while pregnant, covering up her bump in a sky blue coat.
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The two officials were accused of security breaches and covering up evidence by hosing down the crime scene.
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A group of retired players sued the NFL accusing the league of covering up the risks of concussions.
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The legislation's exclusions from review, however, can be huge, covering up to 10,000 acres (roughly 85033 square miles).
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Absent the boisterous billionaire, Clinton could never have gotten away with dismissing and covering up her email scandal.
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Roger Stone, the political provocateur and Trump ally, quickly blamed the "deep state" for covering up damaging information.
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Fiorina accused him of covering up the incident for political purposes, and drew parallels between him and Clinton.
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Family members of the slain man have accused law enforcement of covering up the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Pell also said the Church made "catastrophic" choices by minimizing its response to, and covering up, abuse complaints.
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Ultimately, the church's tools for covering up wrongdoing differ dramatically from those of drug cartels or corrupt politicians.
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Separately, Pope Francis rejected the resignation of a French cardinal who was convicted of covering up sexual abuse.
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Advertisers accuse the company of covering up an error in an important engagement metric for over a year.
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It has been heightened by frustration with Egyptian officials, whom Italian prosecutors accuse of covering up the killing.
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Coors Light will be covering up to $100 of the adoption fee for the first 1,000 eligible people.
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Or that many of the people covering up her drug problem in the 1990s were on his payroll.
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Back in Rome, Ivan is engaged in his own subterfuge — covering up Wanda's absence to his proper relations.
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When it comes to covering up for the president, Ross is a joke — but Barr's a real threat.
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Three of his former colleagues were charged with covering up the murder but were ultimately found not guilty.
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Barr's message was in response to a tweet accusing Jarrett of covering up misdeeds for the Obama administration.
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Republicans are more concerned with covering up the leaks than the consequences of what the leakers have revealed.
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Mr. Formica maintains he had no idea he was covering up a murder, his lawyer, Matthew Santamauro, said.
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His cult of personality meant that others were looped in by covering up and excusing what he did.
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We got this pic of Eva 2 weeks before she gave birth, and she's covering up her belly.
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And now Alphabet is alleging Uber's latest claims are part of a pattern of covering up what really happened.
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We've clearly got people where it's actors playing different parts for different people, the building bulldozed, covering up everything.
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Human rights groups have accused Catholic officials of covering up abuses by the junta when it was in power.
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Thousands of Google employees walked out of their jobs to protest the company's behavior around covering up sexual harassment.
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According to Al Jazeera, the police were diligent about covering up any tattoos and clothing that had Nazi symbols.
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Still, nothing gold can stay, and, in September, Haley was accusing Russia of covering up North Korea sanctions violations.
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That plan never makes things easier, and she's supposed to be covering up a murder right about now. 10.
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Egypt has form for covering up air-crash investigations when it does not like where the facts are leading.
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Why is it not the same case for someone who is covering up their face and cannot be identified?
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The PVC, translucent, transparent, see-through, whatever-you-want-to-call-them raincoats eliminate the covering up your outfit.
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Initially, Madeline's anxiety over the affair — as opposed to the crime she's covering up — seems to be short-sighted.
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Forget covering up, these babes in blue jeans are showing off what they've got in a whole new way.
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Three Chicago police officers accused of covering up the murder of Laquan McDonald were acquitted in court on Thursday.
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In January 2019, a Google shareholder sued Alphabet's board for covering up instances of sexual harassment by Google executives.
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Men also need to stop enabling harassers by egging them on or covering up or excusing their bad behavior.
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Also in Australia, Archbishop Philip Wilson is convicted of covering up sexual abuse, though his conviction was later overturned.
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" Another Fox alumnus said, "His only talent was following orders, sucking up to power, and covering up for people.
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The airport resumed operations this morning, with airport staff seen removing stains and covering up graffiti as passengers arrived.
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He said until he sees proof Bishop Juan Barros was complicit in covering up sex crimes of the Rev.
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But there are growing suspicions Iranian authorities are covering up the true extent of the outbreak in the country.
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Over the summer, the authorities faced growing accusations of neglecting, if not covering up, the risks of lead contamination.
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WP, NBC, and CNN are going after me because I'm the messenger, and covering up the message, Dem corruption.
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The second article of impeachment was for obstruction of Congress: covering up witnesses and documents from the American people.
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Another three people face a total of 24 years in prison for covering up the murder and violating regulations.
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But the CDC suggests covering up exposed skin on the arms and legs so infected mosquitoes can't bite it.
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It depicts Kelly as covering up a serious allegation and then ordering others to lie about the cover up.
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Human Rights Watch has accused the Iranian government of "deliberately covering up" the scale of its crackdown against protestors.
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In 1991, Abrams pleaded guilty to criminal charges stemming from his role in covering up the Iran-Contra scandal.
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It&aposs this Justice Department, this FBI that&aposs been covering up all these text messages, all of these emails.
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Already, the Michigan Attorney General's office has brought charges against 13 people, including some accused of covering up the outbreak.
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Consider this skin care-infused serum foundation the ideal multitasker for covering up blemishes and keeping skin balanced and nourished.
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That investigation was the subject of a blog post accusing the Church of Scientology of covering up multiple rape claims.
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But when will the industry, much like the Catholic Church, stop covering up its secrets and, finally, tell the truth?
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She proudly sports a new halter top before covering up her chest after unsettling male attention is thrown her way.
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Gohmert would have to be covering up the exact thing he says he has been trying to expose for months.
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They will regret it because they are covering up vital information about one of the most important things can happen.
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The first image you see in the show's pilot is a woman covering up a bruised eye with some concealer.
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Halina is a photographer and a jewelry maker at The Bricks I am slowly covering up my legs with tattoos.
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Six women are also suing the Weinstein Company directly for allegedly covering up and enabling a culture of sexual misconduct.
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Takeshi Kido (Joel de la Fuente) was a police inspector covering up a crime meant to bait Japan into war.
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Two officers were originally convicted in the assault in 1999, and three were later convicted of covering up the attack.
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Every single bishop in Chile resigned at Francis's behest over their collective participation in covering up the abuses of Rev.
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Photos of Meghan seemingly covering up her midriff with folders as she landed in Australia only added to the buzz.
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The two fellow Democrats are being accused of covering up a pervasive culture of sexual harassment at the state capitol.
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In many ways, it seems as though Biebz is actually averse to covering up his (banging) bod with redundant fabric.
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Who can forget the inspiring sight of Michael Jordan covering up the Reebok logo on the medal stand in 1992?
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Covering up is obstructing the path of the blow close to the target—and therefore the "lowest" form of defense.
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The proposal followed intense criticism of the pope for defending a bishop in Chile accused of covering up sexual abuse.
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We don't know exactly why and how they do it but they are covering up some illegal activity, that's clear.
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There have been numerous reports of Shine covering up a long history of sexual harassment by Ailes and Bill O'Reilly.
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Women are accusing Sandals Resorts of covering up sexual assaults on its properties in Jamaica with free stays and refunds
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Administration officials said Moncada was directly involved in covering up sexual misconduct with a minor committed by the Nicaraguan president.
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Donald Trump Jr. on Sunday said CNN is covering up for "leftist hack" Carl Bernstein, who co-bylined the story.
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One senator accused the minister of covering up the alleged bombing of a guerrilla camp in which children were killed.
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Senator McConnell's efforts to overcome this by hurrying and covering up the process are creating more new problems, not less.
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Rather than covering up litter box odors with artificial fragrance, eliminate them at the source with NonScents Cat Litter Deodorizer.
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"But Sands on Sunday said allegations that the government is covering up the actual death toll are "false" and "unfortunate.
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Here's Kylie Jenner covering up and staying modest in Miami and ... JUST KIDDING, LOOK AT HER CURVES IN BLACK SPANDEX!!!
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Models Yasmine Staub and Lauren Carter are finally covering up after getting their last lingerie spread 86'd from Facebook.
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" Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison earlier this month after he admitted to covering up Trump's "dirty deeds.
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Further indications that Trump's team has been lying about or covering up what really happened there would look rather suspicious.
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Cardinal Ezzati, who has denied accusations of covering up abuse, is the highest-ranking church official in Chile under investigation.
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Cardinal Ezzati has denied covering up any cases but has acknowledged the pain of victims and vowed to promote transparency.
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This includes covering up wounds and not widely circulating images others may deem offensive ... Fischer broke both of those rules.
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Nothing less than covering up Iran's role in one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in the Americas before Sept. 11.
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And he spends hours trekking across Astoria, sometimes covering up to 21 miles a day, as tracked by his Fitbit.
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The secrecy surrounding the radar systems has spawned fears that officials are covering up health hazards and other possible dangers.
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In this safe space, I could stop trying, stop covering up emotions, stop pretending — and then the tears leaked through.
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A year after a dam burst killed at least 259 people, prosecutors accused company executives of covering up safety concerns.
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She retired in 2017 after she was accused of covering up allegations that Dr. Nassar was abusing young athletes there.
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After covering up or being covered up for so long, this is a woman who wants to remove her clothes.
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Archbishop Wilson came under scrutiny in 2010 on accusations of covering up two old cases of sexual abuse against children.
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"When government keeps the truth from you, what are they covering up?" was the question on many of their covers.
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Mr. Sessions's review has nothing to do with helping improve policing and everything to do with covering up institutional racism.
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Republicans then accused the Obama administration of covering up what happened, though no such allegations were ever proved in investigations.
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Xu also pointed to sunglasses when I asked her about the issues Americans might have with covering up their faces.
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SIGAR has accused the Pentagon of covering up profligate spending, refusing to provide documents, and generally stonewalling its oversight efforts.
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Doping is fraud, and so is covering up doping when it allows for competition by athletes who should have been excluded.
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For BeginnersFoundations sticks, especially those with full-coverage, long-wearing formulas, are great for covering up smaller tattoos on the body.
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Kim Kardashian West is covering up for a casual day in Paris after a week of revealing, body-baring designer duds.
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The show has been such a huge success that it's covering up a bunch of other problems with HBO's drama development.
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It also accuses Apple of fraudulent concealment for allegedly covering up the fact it knew the keyboards suffered from such issues.
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The necessary carry-on and working-out of painting is endlessly there, clogging up or removing, covering up and painting out.
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Since ending their engagement in October, Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson haven't wasted any time covering up their coordinating couples tattoos.
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" When asked if Van Dyke was covering up for other officers, Ekl said: "I absolutely believe that to be the case.
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We examined every specimen available to us, multiple times, from multiple angles, covering up body landmarks to make identification more difficult.
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The latest was Australia's Archbishop Philip Wilson, who had received a criminal conviction for covering up serial abuse by a priest.
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Honestly, they aren't any good at covering up crimes and their lives suck, so they might as well drink up. 23.
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The Chinese government has been accused of covering up the virusChinese authorities have been criticized as responding slowly to the virus.
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This means you can lean your phone up against a heavy object on a flat surface without covering up the camera.
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The lawsuit alleges that Weinstein forcibly performed oral sex on her and the company was complicit in covering up his behavior.
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The Style Shells are a simple way of improving grip, covering up the Moto Mods connector, and mitigating that camera bump.
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The perception of covering up the facts, even more than the alleged wrongdoing, has continued to create ongoing controversy and questions.
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Blue wore a beige dress with a tie detail around her neck, covering up with a black jacket with multiple patches.
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So I can rest it on my chest and not worry about the blanket covering up the bottom of the screen.
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Bonnie, who has spent years covering up the burn scars on her back, casts a beauty spell that finally erases them.
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Constance recounts finding dead animals all over her home as well as covering up the death of a priest Michael murdered.
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But all this covering up made me sweaty, which made me itch, which made me scratch, which made it all worse.
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We know this is a couple that loves tattoos, getting matching tattoos, and covering up certain old tattoos with more tattoos.
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Prosecutors said he tried covering up his crimes by trying to make it look like Barahona killed Miguel before killing herself.
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In a separate case, a judge found three other Chicago police officers not guilty of covering up details of McDonald's killing.
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Last month, Jones also posted a video accusing special counsel and former FBI Director Robert Mueller of covering up pedophilia crimes.
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He also accuses the ruling Country Alliance party of covering up corruption scandals, stifling media, and stacking institutions with their supporters.
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The answer is yes, but Gigi did a helluva job Monday in NYC of covering up during the Anna Sui show.
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We are doing a great job of covering up for each other on the defensive end and we're rebounding the ball.
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In addition, police supervisors were noted for covering up reports of physical force by failing to fill out the proper paperwork.
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" US ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said peace would not come to Syria "with Russia covering up for Assad.
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The CIA has been blamed for covering up its relationship with Levinson, which may have delayed an effort to find him.
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"So far we've seen a lot of wind and the ocean is really high, covering up the entire beach," Powell said.
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This stuff feels truly like nothing on my face, while doing a great job of covering up redness and diminishing blemishes.
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Covering up serves its purpose completely adequately when the opponent isn't given the chance to stand back and pick his shots.
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My MP hasn't replied to any of my letters about that, so I reckon there must be something they're covering up.
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Francis Ngannou is a man who does well in exchanges or in combinations when his opponent is covering up and static.
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Covering up would work just fine — if summers in my city didn't feel like living inside of a teenage boy's armpit.
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When Ailes was accused of sexual harassment by numerous women in 2016, Shine was accused of covering up the alleged misdeeds.
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It found that Purdue exaggerated the effectiveness and safety of OxyContin, while covering up any criticisms and complaints about the drug.
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According to the report, prosecutors wanted to charge three top Purdue Pharma executives with covering up evidence of OxyContin's early abuse.
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Months earlier, during a trip to Chile and Peru, the pope had defended Chilean bishops against accusations of covering up abuse.
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Prosecutors accused Nycha of covering up its actions, lying to the federal government about lead paint inspections and deceiving federal inspectors.
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On the Chinese internet, many people spoke out in support of Ms. Sun and accused the authorities of covering up misconduct.
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It must've taken him two hours to get out of the house after covering up all his pimples and bad skin.
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Asked at Friday's hearing whether Iran is capable of fighting the coronavirus, Pompeo again accused the country of covering up information.
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"The second article of impeachment was for obstruction of Congress: covering up witnesses and documents from the American people," Demings tweeted.
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If Democrats succeed in portraying Senate Republicans as covering up for a corrupt President, this could be a net political gain.
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He was accused in several lawsuits of covering up Mr. Ailes's behavior and dismissing concerns from women who complained about it.
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Some news reports suggest the number is far higher, and that Iran is covering up the true extent of its outbreak.
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Bishop Barros had been accused of ignoring and covering up the repeated abuse of minors by the Chilean priest Fernando Karadima.
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In one email from May 2018, an unnamed Boeing employee said they feared eternal damnation for "the covering up" they did.
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But the cardinal denied any memory of priests who were abusers, or of covering up their criminal behavior, as critics charged.
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By looking at someone's eyes I am able to tell what they're feeling and if they're covering up their real feelings.
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Survivors accuse Barros of covering up for Fr. Fernando Karadima, who was found guilty by the Vatican of child sex abuse.
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When characters behave badly (covering up liability in a mine accident, putting on airs), they redeem themselves; pleasures are exceedingly gentle.
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The press colluded with this secrecy in large ways and small, covering up illnesses and affairs, obsequiously deferring to government officials.
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He left Fox News in 2017, facing lawsuits that accused him of covering up allegations of sexual harassment at the network.
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She expressed disappointment in Francis' recent comments in defense of a Chilean bishop accused of covering up for a pedophile priest.
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"Covering up this kind of savagery will hurt the conscience of all humanity," Erdoğan said during his weekly address to parliament.
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Anti-immigration publications like Breitbart have used this fact to accuse Swedish authorities of covering up the truth about immigrant crime.
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RFM: Who did you talk to from CERN who told you that they were covering up the fact that [papers] were flawed?
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This is about current FBI agents stonewalling, covering up, and flat-out lying for mentors and G-men long gone, over decades.
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In real life, however, the only solution to covering up age spots, acne scars, redness, and dark circles is slathering on creams.
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California legislators passed two bills this week inspired by the #MeToo movement, aiming to prevent employers from covering up sexual harassment scandals.
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An independent special prosecutor, appointed by the state's attorney general, is investigating MSU's actions regarding Nassar and covering up the sexual abuse.
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That may be because he finds it hard to believe them capable of covering up for priests who preyed on the young.
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Covering up her short pixie cut with a long Cher-hair blonde wig, Perry seemed excited to sip the drink at first.
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Maura's left arm was wrapped almost entirely with a protective bandage, presumably covering up an injury suffered Monday in Marina del Rey.
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As the warm summer months approach, health officials say covering up and using bug spray are good ways to avoid mosquito bites.
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In their statement, the victims said the Marists were still covering up the crimes, as well as attacking the credibility of survivors.
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Four days before his death Nisman had accused then President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of covering up Iran's involvement in the bombing.
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They're already unemployed due to events in The Incredibles, and now they no longer have government help in covering up their activities.
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By centering the show's focus on the "villains", who were often covering up a catastrophic mistake, Mr Mercurio divided the audience's loyalty.
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Imagine for a moment if during Watergate, for example, the media had been covering up for the things that happened during Watergate.
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Earlier this month, an Australia bishop became the most senior Roman Catholic cleric to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse.
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Thousands of protesters accused Lukac and police officials of covering up the truth behind the death of 21-year-old David Dragicevic.
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They&aposre covering up and probably as we speak they&aposre probably asking Hillary, how do I get ahold of Bleach Bit?
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He said people in the continental U.S. should not be worried but should be "prepared" by using insect repellent and covering up.
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Pell has previously denied covering up abuse committed by priests when he served as the Archbishop of Melbourne from 1996 to 2001.
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Government officials have also repeatedly rejected allegations from national and international human rights activists that they are covering up possible federal involvement.
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These behaviors were open secrets for years, if not decades; leadership was either complicit in covering up or turned a blind eye.
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It was less than a decade ago that American tobacco companies were found liable for covering up the health risks from smoking.
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Nondisclosure agreements, often referred to simply as NDAs, are very effective at covering up wrongdoing, even if they are illegal or unenforceable.
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Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan in December accused the Catholic Church of covering up allegations of abuse against more than 85033 priests.
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But the forecast this week for the nearby mountains may cause anyone clad in a swimsuit to think about covering up: Snow.
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Shine resigned as a top Fox News executive last year after being accused of covering up a string of sexual harassment allegations.
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Though it resembles lighter coverage skin tints, this oil actually does an impressive job of covering up redness, blemishes, and fine lines.
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However, Nixon certainly created an environment in which criminality was acceptable and even encouraged, and actively participated in covering up the crime.
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Think of it like this: Your iPhone and Mac are a house, and Apple's covering up as many outlets as it can.
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Two weeks ago, Archbishop Philip Wilson became the most senior Catholic cleric worldwide to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse.
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Wouldn't it be funny if the NFL hired someone who has a track record of covering up abuses in the sports world...
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The next month, Philip Wilson, the archbishop of Adelaide, was convicted of covering up a claim of sexual abuse in the 1970s.
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He was convicted of covering up abuse by a priest, Jim Fletcher, in the state of New South Wales in the 1970s.
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The Iranian government has been accused of covering up the scale of the coronavirus and censoring the media's reporting on the outbreak.
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I think really it's often—this isn't always the case, sometimes—it's the professor covering up a lack of their own reading.
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As a soldier, I remember the quiet labor of covering up my life outside the military and the fear of getting caught.
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The new agreement requires Nycha to develop internal controls to prevent deceptive practices, like covering up hazardous conditions and performing substandard repairs.
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Iran has been accused of covering up the real scale of the outbreak, and those numbers are expected to be far higher.
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An archbishop who had accused the pope of covering up sexual abuse allegations against other clerics heightened the controversy over the weekend.
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But then, when I was saying it out loud, I realized, No, this is somebody who is covering up, who is nervous.
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Mr. Shine was accused in several lawsuits of covering up Mr. Ailes's behavior and dismissing concerns from women who complained about it.
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The accusations of covering up and looking the other way, of protecting entrenched interests, continue to slow drip into the news cycle.
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"The second article of impeachment was for obstruction of Congress: covering up witnesses and documents from the American people," she tweeted Wednesday.
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Alphabet shareholders sued the board in January for allegedly covering up sexual misconduct from executives, including former Android co-founder Andy Rubin.
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But without Bolton's testimony, Democrats can plausibly claim that the Senate trial is only an exercise in covering up Trump's Ukraine conduct.
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But the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, appears more interested in covering up the president's misconduct than in pursuing truth and fairness.
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People were convinced that the doctor was covering up the truth so as not to cause panic, which then did cause panic.
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The pricing for non-members is $3,500 for domestic flights and $4,000 for international flights, each covering up to two companion passengers.
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At first, he tried covering up or exaggerating parts of faces, trying to see how those changes would affect the machine's predictions.
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"We would however say that we have no knowledge of the destruction of documents, nor the covering-up of crimes," he said.
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The entire setup took just eight minutes to do, with students even covering up the security cameras at first to hide their identities.
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Sometimes this has interesting, disturbing parallels to the process of covering up a murder, at least how that process appears in the movies.
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"A mass of Latin words falls upon the facts like soft snow, blurring the outline and covering up all the details," he wrote.
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The apparent contradictions by the former Trump campaign foreign-policy adviser could fuel charges that Trump associates are covering up their Russian interactions.
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Like Joyce, Sheriff Hopper is trying to return to normalcy by covering up everything he and the kids went through in Season 1.
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The base kit comes with three routing devices, each covering up to 40 ft with the ability to send the signal through walls.
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The potential defense from the president's team, though, is that this doesn't necessarily show Trump had corrupt intent aimed at covering up wrongdoing.
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First of all, he chose that name to convey stubborn strength—covering up the fact that he's actually a pretty weak physical specimen.
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Tanno was tasked with covering up Gaga's massive collection of tattoos, so her famous persona off-screen was virtually invisible in the film.
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It's not long before the group is covering TLC's "Waterfalls," performing for Gladys Knight, and covering up the murder of Simone's foster father.
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By now, we know that hacking into a webcam is fairly easy, and that covering up your webcam is generally a good idea.
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Following her split from Davidson, Grande has also taken to covering up some of the many tattoos she got during their whirlwind romance.
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The embattled archbishop of Washington, DC, has resigned over his role in covering up several instances of abuse of children by Catholic priests.
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China has a history of covering up and being slow to announce infectious outbreaks, prompting many people to call for transparency this time.
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The Enquirer link is also vital to ongoing investigations into the role Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, played in covering up stories.
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Corsi told CNN he viewed his effort as "covering up" for Stone but saw it as little more than good old-fashioned politicking.
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When word got out that the Treasury secretary was paying hush money, his political opponents accused him of covering up corrupt financial dealings.
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"There's a reason why Columbus Nova's story keeps changing by the day and there's a reason why they are covering-up," Avenatti tweeted.
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The revelation of the missing tape sparked outrage from the Obama administration's critics, who accused it of covering up its own recent past.
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The behavior of prosecutors paints a disturbing picture of complicity in perpetrating and covering up torture at every level of Egyptian law enforcement.
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Lawyers and victims groups said the prosecutions were a stark warning to the church that covering up abuse could lead to jail time.
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William J. Lynn, a high-ranking official in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, of child endangerment for covering up a priest sexual abuse case.
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Basically, as Jenner makes clear with this photo, there is no reason for her to always be covering up her freckles with makeup.
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As police investigated Henry's account, they found forensic evidence leading them to believe he lied and was covering up a very different murder.
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Mr. Wilson had resisted intense pressure in Australia to resign, despite his criminal conviction for covering up for sexual abuse by a priest.
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The government is being accused of covering up the real infection and death rates with experts claiming the real figures are exponentially higher.
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I am usually a modest person, but I almost immediately abandoned the idea of covering up with a blanket while nursing my son.
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Lower-level officials know their first duty is to please and glorify the leader, so are more prone to overpromising or covering up.
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Speaking to troops from the military's Central Command headquarters (CENTCOM) in Florida Monday, Trump accused the press of intentionally covering up terrorist attacks.
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His letter not only accused church leaders, by name, of covering up clerical misconduct, but also claimed that some of them are gay.
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The Justice Department has opened an investigation into Roman Catholic dioceses in Pennsylvania that are accused of covering up sexual abuse for decades.
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First, she tells Madeline that if she could do it again, she would not have followed her lead in covering up Perry's death.
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The elder Diack was arrested in France in 2015 after he was accused of covering up failed doping tests in return for cash.
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Two years ago, a wiretapping scandal erupted after secret recordings caught top government officials discussing everything from rigging votes to covering up killings.
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In Qinghai Province in China, the police are investigating one man on suspicion that he passed through checkpoints by covering up his ailments.
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The blood on Gigi's outfit came from Sky, but the only thing Gigi was guilty of was covering up the crime for Malcolm.
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Many are far less visible — and therefore that much more insidious — than the censor covering up the midriffs in Cosmo with his pen.
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With Clinton, it's that she's always out to get ahead and has a contrived political façade covering up whatever the "real Hillary" is.
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Released in 2016, the propagandist film "Vaxxed" accused the CDC of covering up evidence that vaccines cause autism and propelled the anti-vaccine movement.
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And though her dress left little to the imagination, Jenner made sure she wasn't exposed, covering up any NSFW areas with some strategic posing.
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Attorneys in San Francisco representing an Alphabet shareholder are suing the board of directors for allegedly covering up sexual misconduct claims against top executives.
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Meanwhile, current Mayor Rahm Emanuel may have been complicit in covering up a recent police shooting, leading to mass protests calling for his resignation.
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If the only way you feel comfy posting a pic of yourself is with a hand covering up some of your face, do you.
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Notice here that Nelson lingers and finds himself covering up against a flurry: Where here he applies perfectly the idea of punch and clutch.
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So, when the Trip singer posted an update from her tattoo artist's chair, fans got really worried that she was covering up her tribute.
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Krauss told investigators that the photo might have captured his hand covering up the camera's flash, or perhaps helping the woman steady her balance.
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Group moderators that enforce rules like covering up identifying features, no body negativity, and no political discourse help direct discourse away from rampant toxicity.
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The mass resignations marked the first time the Vatican has initiated decisive action to hold bishops accountable for covering up sex abuse by priests.
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This is a guy who has been covering up from the very beginning for nine long months the origins of the Trump Russia hoax.
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WHAT THEY DIDN'T TELL THE GOVERNMENT IS THAT THEIR EXECUTIVES HAVE BEEN COVERING UP THE BRIBERY SCANDAL FOR THE BETTER PART OF FIVE YEARS.
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And after that, Bosch applied to test a different radar, with 650 units covering up to 162 vehicles, though it wouldn't say for whom.
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There's another element at play here ... LeBron's teammate, Lonzo Ball, is currently at a shoe crossroads after covering up his Big Baller Brand tattoo.
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In Grande's first appearance following their split, the singer was seen covering up a finger tattoo of Davidson's first name with a Band-Aid.
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The only problem -- JB did a poor job covering up his signature tats -- but to be honest, they're a perfect fit with the look.
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And I think I've done a lot of covering up for him, like, even when it made me look like I was the problem.
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But canon law says that if the pontifical secret applies they are obliged to cover up—and can be punished for not covering up.
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Navarro was especially riled because the FBI spent three years covering up or lying about the role of their snipers in the 2023 standoff.
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Pedro Valdivia, another doctor, was accused of accessory to murder, while physicians Helmar Rosenberg and Sergio Gonzalez were accused of covering up the crime.
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A spokesperson for Uber told Business Insider France that the company "isn&apost covering up the issue" but acknowledged "a lack of good judgment".
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A succession of men lie about their actions, and each turns out to be covering up or covering for a girlfriend or ex-lover.
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There was an awkward amount of simply covering up, as opposed to the more mobile, evasive style Overeem has been using over recent years.
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VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis has appointed a bishop to administer an Australian archdiocese whose archbishop was convicted of covering up for a pedophile priest.
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But every round that Nate Diaz won against the current lightweight champion and pin point accurate hitter, Conor McGregor, relied heavily on covering up.
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On June 4, protestors in Alabama acknowledged the birthday of Jefferson Davis by covering up a statue with a banner and were promptly arrested.
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" She adds, "I think I've done a lot of covering up for him, even when it made me look like I was the problem.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Myanmar is holding insurgent suspects incommunicado in a practice that may be covering up torture, U.N. human rights experts said on Tuesday.
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According to reports, this spring he told confidants he was worried the whole covering-up sexual harassment thing might come back to haunt him.
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The two men said authorities are covering up the deaths by reporting the men as missing, or having their records say they died elsewhere.
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Claimants allege the regional church offices failed to stop serial predators from abusing young children while covering up sexual abuse and protecting pedophile priests.
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One executive voiced her lack of trust in Alex because he had attempted to protect an employee by covering up their error-ridden work.
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A federal judge certified this week that Manafort had lied intentionally and was covering up information that was "material" to the special counsel's work.
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Officials accused of covering up the scandal have stepped down or were suspended in some of the first official acts of the new government.
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I was so effective that I discovered a pattern of corruption that the Washington press has been covering up for three or four years.
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The three sentenced to prison were given various sentences totaling 24 years "for their role in covering up this crime and violating the law".
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Orson Welles's "Touch of Evil," from 1958, also fits this mold, depicting the border as a land of dirty cops covering up murderous deeds.
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Some of the men smoked cigars, the aroma briefly covering up the stench that seemed to emanate ceaselessly from the outpost's nearby burn pit.
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They also argue that Comey would have been accused of covering up for Clinton if he sat on the information until after the election.
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The Ladies Professional Golf Association is telling players to either start covering up or get ready to pay up with its updated dress code.
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Nothing screams day drinking like a margarita, but too often, frozen 'ritas are covering up the taste of unholy margarita mix and shitty tequila.
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However, this week, a former papal nuncio (a position similar to that of an ambassador) has accused Pope Francis of covering up McCarrick's misdeeds.
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Arias last week named Ezzati, the most senior Roman Catholic in Chile, as a suspect, accusing him of covering up his aide's alleged abuses.
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Ford and Tench zero in on Shaw's would-be fiancé, Benjamin Barnwright (Joseph Cross), suspecting his relentless tears are covering up some deep-seeded psychopathy.
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Estranged siblings Gabe (Davi Santos) and Hannah (Dania Ramirez) embody Hansel and Gretel when they end up on the run after covering up a death.
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Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson last week became the most senior Catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse.
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RB: And that CrowdStrike's report saying that the DNC was hacked by Russian hackers is a smokescreen covering up the Democrats' own collusion with Ukraine.
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The US says Moscow has systematically bombed civilian infrastructure, especially hospitals, and aided Assad in covering up alleged chemical weapons use by the Syrian military.
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Because every time you saw her in season 1, she was kind of covering up something, or just always being that leader and that cheerleader.
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While covering up Ayoola's murders, Korede is also forced to confront her family's legacy of violence — including how her own decisions contributed to that pattern.
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This time around, Frank's targets are corrupt military officials who are covering up war crimes in Afghanistan, like the so-called Agent Orange (Paul Schulze).
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Now they spend their days trying to satisfy her taste for human flesh while covering up the string of (somewhat) unintentional murders trailing behind them.
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With just a simple swab cheek your mum can unlock her family ancestry with worldwide, regional, and sub-regional detail, covering up to 15 generations.
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Stone sported a frilly white bikini before covering up in a yellow dress, while Miller, 36, opted for a blue and white patterned two-piece.
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However, Tedros was also accused of covering up a series of cholera outbreaks, and has been criticized for complying with Ethiopia's questionable human rights record.
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Her new Magic Away Liquid Concealer ($32) is water-resistant and delivers full coverage, making it perfect for covering up dark circles and hiding blemishes.
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There's s shot of her in a bright blue dress that's so beautiful; she's wearing these gorgeous dresses and not covering up that she's pregnant.
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She's probably just super excited about her first-ever Vogue cover — and she might not have even realized what other issues she was covering up.
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Also, the chain has been accused of covering up everything from its ingredients to the length of its sandwiches to the perversions of its spokesperson.
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They go hiking to a sacred temple, where they try to respect the culture by covering up and not making out all over each other.
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But Blaise's mother thinks it was no accident and has filed a lawsuit accusing William of intentionally drowning his wife and covering up what happened.
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"Covering up those payments is part of what was done, part of the conspiracy in which Donald Trump is an unindicted co-conspirator," Blumenthal added.
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Shine was unpopular with other Fox News executives for his alleged role in covering up sexual harassment by Roger Ailes, the late Fox News CEO.
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The reclusive reality star was photographed leaving Los Angeles International Airport on Monday, covering up in a black sweatshirt with the hood over his head.
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You'd have to at least make sure that the new tag isn't smaller than the one you're covering up, or else someone's bound to notice.
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A number of Vatican officials, including the pope, have been accused by Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano and Father Boniface Ramsey of covering up sexual misconduct.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has banned Balakhnichev for life over his role in covering up positive drugs tests committed by Russian athletes.
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Several women at the network claimed that he played a role in covering up alleged sexual misconduct claims against late Fox News chair Roger Ailes.
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GE's most recent blow came when accounting executive Harry Markopolos accused the company of fraud, covering up $38 million, worth 40% of its market value.
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Russia, which has a history of covering up nuclear disasters, has not acknowledged that it was a nuclear accident, despite mounting evidence to the contrary.
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Workers at the national antidoping lab were covering up failed drug tests, and higher-ups in the Russian sports ministry were part of that scheme.
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Investors have sued Petrobras, as the company is known, in New York, accusing it of covering up a sweeping graft scheme and publishing misleading accounts.
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The 'Bull Guard' One of the great misconceptions in mixed martial arts is that covering up doesn't work without ten ounce gloves to hide behind.
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At that age, makeup helped me a lot with self-confidence and covering up any hormonal acne or skin irritation that I was prone to.
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When I look in the mirror, I can recognize myself instead of covering up my chest and imagining what I would be like without it.
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It's almost as if Drake is overcompensating for his own inability to smoke the stage out, literally covering up his shortcomings with smoke and mirrors.
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Fox News host Steve Hilton accused his colleague Marie Harf of personally covering up corruption by the Bidens in a heated live exchange on Monday.
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Doctors in Russia say the government is covering up coronavirus cases in the country and forcing medical staff to treat infectious patients without protective equipment.
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Democrats, who like all other lawmakers have not seen the report, have already all but accused Mr. Barr of covering up damaging information it contains.
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In recent weeks, Ezzati has been embroiled in a new scandal after a man sued him for allegedly covering up his rape inside the cathedral.
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He's been named in multiple lawsuits by women who say he was involved in covering up or otherwise aiding in their abuse, particularly by Ailes.
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The argument being made is that Hillary Clinton is responsible for the deaths of these four, and for covering up the truth about the attacks.
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The thinking on settlements needs to be flipped, she said, so that companies focus less on covering up the problem and more on stopping it.
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A whistle-blower, the former chancellor in the archdiocese, had accused Archbishop Nienstedt of covering up abusive priests and keeping them in ministry for years.
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The BBC's report comes after a member of parliament for Qom accused the Iranian government of covering up the reality of the virus in Iran.
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This is not to say that anyone is covering up major safety problems, by the way; critical studies generally concern minor issues in specific contexts.
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One Iranian lawmaker, Ahmad Amirabadi Farahani from the holy city of Qom, criticized the government's handling of the outbreak, accusing officials of covering up numbers.
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Critics say Dershowitz&aposs arguments implied that President Richard Nixon should not have faced impeachment charges for covering up the Watergate break-in in 1974.
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He is using the powers of his office to benefit himself and is damaging the national interest, and Republican senators are covering up for him.
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That's what President Hassan Rouhani of Iran told top commanders who had been covering up the accidental downing of a Ukrainian passenger jet over Tehran.
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Takeaway: There was a behind-the-scenes debate over covering up Iran's responsibility for the crash, as the Revolutionary Guards effectively sidelined the elected government.
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Both were bundled up in long coats, with the 93-year-old monarch covering up her head with a hood, while Andrew sported a helmet.
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On Tuesday, Volkswagen executive Oliver Schmidt, arrested in January in Miami, agreed to plead guilty in federal court next week to covering up the fraud.
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"Covering up the mistake of downing the passenger jet with missiles was throwing acid at the image of the Islamic Republic," he said on Twitter.
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After initially covering up for Nixon's crimes, Dean cooperated with prosecutors and detailed the violations the president and his staff committed during blockbuster Senate testimony.
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So it is not surprising that the government's response to the current coronavirus epidemic has included silencing or otherwise covering-up news of the outbreak.
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I'm going to be extremely angry — about all the things I've been covering up with alcohol as well as the sudden loss of my panacea.
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The payouts were only part of the fallout of the massive worldwide scandal in which the church was accused of repeatedly covering up sexual abuse.
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The agriculture ministry has warned against covering up outbreaks of the disease, and in January highlighted two large farms that had tried to conceal outbreaks.
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Covering up the information in the Mueller report will be just as painful in the end and politically devastating for the President and his party.
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The National Football League (NFL) last April settled a lawsuit brought by 5,000 former players who accused it of covering up the dangers of concussions.
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The cardinal sin here is that they didn't mix the sound properly, and the chorus vocals and instrumentation are completely covering up the lead vocals.
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Most notably, Fabricio Werdum and Wanderlei Silva look like world beaters when their opponents are covering up, and much less scary against calm, collected counter strikers.
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Stone, 29, sported a frilly white bikini before covering up in a yellow dress, while Miller, 36, opted for a blue and white patterned two-piece.
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School officials responded by first covering up the glass doors leading to the illustration, then posting a "trigger warning" outside, before temporarily shutting down the exhibit.
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With more than 630 people dead, citizens have turned their anger on their rulers, accusing the government of covering up the epidemic in its early days.
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But this spring, he's covering up those sexy legs of his for his newest venture — a CR7 Denim line for men that launches on June 1st.
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"Heavy waves of propaganda against Mehr are aimed at covering up the weakness and inefficiency of the (Rouhani) administration in helping quake-hit people," he said.
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"The Bachelor" is guilty of a huge fashion faux pas -- or a digital one, anyway -- sloppily covering up bikini bottoms with what looks like Sharpies. Really.
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That's related Hastert's attempts at covering up allegations he had abused boys during his pre-political career days as a high school wrestling coach in Illinois.
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Here's the truth: Getting dressed is all about what makes you feel good, whether that means covering up or embracing your hips, belly, legs, and arms.
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But three years is a long time, and finding this many bugs this quickly suggests the lack of an audit was covering up some serious errors.
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O. J. Simpson was guilty, and everyone on Mr. Simpson's defense team and the jury was guilty of covering up the truth as payback to society.
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His demeaning words were plastered right next to her face, as if adding even more insult to injury by nearly covering up her image with them.
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Some anonymous prude had attempted to censor the image, obscuring her open genitalia with a stone, but Harding could still tell what it was covering up.
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Trump's refusal to engage in standard financial disclosure certainly seems to be about covering up something, but that something could have nothing to do with Russia.
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Smiley told reporters she didn&apost trust the district attorney, and believes authorities and prosecutors have been "covering up" for the officers who shot her son.
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If Republicans in Congress look to be covering up a national scandal, they open the door to a "change election" that pushes them out of power.
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"Tristan's making fun of me for wearing a seatbelt in the third row," Kourtney remarked in the clip, while covering up her face with her arm.
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The new speaker setup means users won't have to worry about accidentally covering up a speaker while playing games or watching videos and interrupting their audio.
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Baylor University announced Thursday that it has fired football coach Art Briles for his role in covering up sexual assaults by football players at the school.
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He doesn't fix anything—he only makes sure it doesn't get any worse by basically covering up the decay and the smells that come with it.
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I call on Russia to stop covering up for its abhorrent ally and keep its own commitment to ensure that chemical weapons are never used again.
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Most companies take out policies covering up to about 10 percent of their market capitalization, Wanat said, and the insurance can sometimes even protect employees' spouses.
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On May 26th, Baylor University fired head football coach Art Briles for his role in covering up a string of sexual assaults committed by football players.
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The 36-year-old actress showed off her baby bump in a sleek black dress — covering up for the cool night in an long olive jacket.
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"She is still covering up for the protagonists of corruption," said Carmen Pretel, a 52-year-old psychologist who took part in the anti-Fujimori rally.
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If you're like me, when you were 16 years old, you were figuring out the perfect way to smile while still covering up your bottom braces.
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To this subset of Americans who say the government is covering up what it knows about aliens, and who are incredibly vocal on social media, Mrs.
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Also, it's not exclusively about attacks on women; it's also about what the EU is covering up, [with the magazine] pretending it's uncovering some conspiracy theories.
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It seems that Tanner has never been able to forget the puzzle she didn't solve — what exactly were those beautiful young women in Rosewood covering up?
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In his rant, Jones accuses Mueller of covering up sex crimes, challenges the special counsel to an imaginary gunfight and pantomimes shooting the former FBI director.
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In his rant, Jones accuses Mueller of covering up sex crimes, challenges the special counsel to an imaginary gunfight and pantomimes shooting the former FBI director.
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Other Taliban leaders have accused Mullah Mansour of covering up Mullah's Omar's death for at least two years as he consolidated his grip over the movement.
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Opposition politicians and local media have accused PDVSA of covering up an "ecological disaster" with up to 100,000 barrels spilt since the leak began last week.
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Uber could face an investigation and potential fines in the U.K. after covering up a massive data breach, the country's data watchdog told CNBC on Wednesday.
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In order to nab its M rating, Exiles developer Funcom was forced to embrace "partial nudity," covering up the naughty bits on male and female characters.
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Republican lawmakers accused FDIC employees of covering up the hack to protect the job of Chairman Martin Gruenberg, who was nominated for his post in 2011.
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It took me a while to understand that, by covering up my supposedly intimidating attributes, I wasn't "fixing" myself; I just wasn't being true to myself.
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As of this morning, Twitter was flooded with people posting their preference for Curry's stance on covering up over Kardashian's for sharing body-baring self-portraits.
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A sign of life for her campaign, which I might have taken seriously if covering up close, was her endorsement by the Pan American Democratic Association.
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Chicago (CNN)A judge has found three Chicago police officers not guilty of covering up details in the 2014 killing of Laquan McDonald, a black teenager.
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In Chile, the Pope was forced to recant his dismissal of an abuse scandal involving a prominent priest and bishops accused of covering up his crimes.
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In 2016, the Vatican committee scrapped a proposal that any senior cleric accused of covering up abuse be subject to an internal tribunal, angering victims' advocates.
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The church's failure to hold bishops and senior clerics accountable for covering up sexual abuse has fueled enormous frustration and backlash inside and outside the church.
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But while Acosta's record covering up for a depraved plutocrat makes him a good fit for the Trump administration, it should disqualify him from public service.
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Lobby groups for white farmers have accused the South African authorities of covering up what they say is the widespread, racially motivated killings of white farmers.
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There is also a conspiracy theory circulating online that NASA is covering up a likely collision in 2019, apparently in an effort to stop global panic.
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He and several of his Democratic rivals argue the industry should pay for years of covering up their knowledge of how fossil fuels impact climate change.
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In 2015 its investigators helped prosecute General Motors for covering up a defective ignition switch responsible for at least 15 deaths, securing a $900 million settlement.
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The pontiff sparked controversy when he defended embattled Chilean Bishop Juan Barros -- who is accused of covering up sex abuse by his mentor Father Fernando Karadima.
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He'd been convicted of trying to sabotage the Russia probe, covering up his conversations with Trump supporters and WikiLeaks in order to help Trump's 2016 campaign.
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As long as she keeps covering up her insecurities with bluster, fantastic lies and some of television's funniest meltdowns, "Chewing Gum" will be worth a binge.
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In another case, in 2013, Victoria Burhans and Chloe Rivera sued the Assembly and Mr. Silver for covering up harassment by a former assemblyman, Vito Lopez.
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"I still haven't been forgiven by God for the covering up I did last year," one employee said in a newly revealed message sent in 2018.
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The last decade was marked with lawsuits aimed at holding fossil fuel companies accountable for their role in heating the planet and covering up the evidence.
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Simon Doonan covering up a nude, life-size statue of Madonna (the pop star) with strips of paper, in a Barneys Christmas window display in 221.
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But several of the victims who spoke to The New York Times have accused members of the church and boarding school of covering up the scandal.
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"(The Washington Post), NBC, and CNN are going after me because I'm the messenger, and covering up the message, Dem corruption," Giuliani tweeted on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr. Schmidt played a central role in covering up Volkswagen's diesel emissions cheating, according to an affidavit from an F.B.I. officer that was unsealed on Monday.
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And the criminal charges that resulted, not just against the attacker but against administrators accused of covering up his crimes, have no parallel in recent memory.
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U.S. authorities earlier this year accused Latvia's ABLV of covering up money laundering and the bank was promptly denied U.S. dollar funding, leading to its collapse.
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MMA powerhouse Gabi Garcia got some new chest ink in Brazil -- but they wouldn't let go under the needle without covering up her lady parts first.
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In 2016, the Vatican committee scrapped a proposal that any senior cleric accused of covering up abuse be subject to an internal tribunal, angering victim advocates.
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Just last month, Francis voiced his support for a French cardinal, Philippe Barbarin, who has been repeatedly accused of covering up cases involving allegedly pedophilic priests.
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In addition, Mee claimed, his superiors ordered him to delete portions of Gibson's arrest report "covering up the anti-Semitic posture of Mr. Gibson, " the lawsuit stated.
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More recently, the head of Russia's track and field federation received a lifetime ban from his sport for extorting athletes in return for covering up their doping.
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Mr Henry is one of a number of Alabama lawmakers who spent months pursuing his state's governor (himself a prominent Baptist) for covering up an extramarital affair.
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"We have discovered such cases in Irkutsk region in which it seems fires were covering up illegal logging," General Prosecutor's spokesman Alexander Kurennoy was quoted as saying.
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He also started a conspiracy theory that the media was covering up Las Vegas mass murderer Stephen Paddock's background as an anti-Trump activist, which he wasn't.
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On Thursday, Fox News Anchor Sean Hannity tweeted his frustration with reports that Fox President Bill Shine, accused of covering up sexual harassment allegations, could be removed.
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As we reported ... Spacey re-emerged over the weekend in the East Coast, but seems to be lying low and covering up as much as he can.
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The pope scrapped one of the main proposals of the Vatican's committee — that bishops accused of covering up abuse be subject to a tribunal —after bishops objected.
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And because there's a giant plastic shroud covering up all the internals, there's no good way of cleaning it, which means mold slowly builds around the ionizer.
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A plan to open a tribunal in the Vatican to judge bishops accused of covering up sexual abuse or mishandling cases never saw the light of day.
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Art Briles has been accused of, at best, turning his eye from sexual assault committed by his players, and at worst, covering up serious episodes of rape.
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A judge in Chicago on Thursday found three police officers not guilty of covering up for the officer who killed 17-year-old Laquan McDonald in 2014.
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These are just the latest indictments connected to the water crisis and covering up information that indicated toxic levels of lead long before officials informed the public.
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THREE DECADES after troops used murderous force to clear protesters from Tiananmen Square and central Beijing, covering up that crime has become a bit of a chore.
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In Grande's first appearance following their split, the 25-year-old singer was seen covering up a finger tattoo of Davidson's first name with a Band-Aid.
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Most "sitters" are posing happily — these could very well be straightforward portraits, but in the context of The Captured, they suggest manipulative façades covering up illicit actions.
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So, if you find yourself in a similar situation as Pete Davidson, or are simply interested in learning more about covering up an old tattoo, keep clicking.
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The duo dressed down for the outing, with Kendall sporting cropped black trousers paired with an oversize white tee, covering up with a loose-fitting denim jacket.
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Stadler is accused of helping the automaker cheat emissions tests to make Audi's cars appear cleaner than they really were as well as covering up that fraud.
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Covering up has just never been a reasonable option against Golovkin because he can assess the guard for cracks so quickly and deliver his power so swiftly.
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Police officers have been accused of covering up a case of mass sexual assault that took place in August 2015 at Stockholm's We Are Shtlm music festival.
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Of course, you could argue that wind chill is easier to use specifically because it oversimplifies, covering up a huge amount of variation with a single number.
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Covering up your webcam with a little strip of tape is the new hip thing — at least if you're trying to avoid the peering eyes of hackers.
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And earlier this year U.S. authorities accused Latvia's ABLV of covering up money laundering, leading to the bank being denied U.S. dollar funding and its swift collapse.
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The Commission also stated that the Church had been reluctant to investigate the reported abuse and also assisted in covering up the incidents after they were reported.
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And I don't feel like I'm covering up or masquerading as someone more exciting or badass, but like I'm celebrating exactly who I am on the inside.
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Later that month, cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and stablecoin Tether were accused by the New York Attorney General of covering up an $850 million loss of customer funds.
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It is my opinion that he has been abandoned by our government — specifically, previous administrations — due to greed, power and the official covering-up of government lies.
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"The markets are essentially covering up some long yen positions ahead of the BOJ meeting," said Paresh Upadhyaya, director of currency strategy at Pioneer Investments in Boston.
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With some of those examples, providers knew of problems long before they were disclosed but kept selling their wares, sometimes even covering up problems, all for profit.
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In 2013, the N.F.L. agreed to a $765 million settlement of a lawsuit in which retired players accused league officials of covering up the risks of concussions.
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But, when it comes to skin conditions like rosacea, controlling flare-ups and covering up the redness that comes with it is a constant, never-ending battle.
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Gaethje's opponents spend much of the fight backing towards the fight, covering up under fire, and then running to get back to the center of the cage.
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What they're saying: Mark Lanier, the lawyer for the women in the case, accused Johnson & Johnson of covering up the link between cancer and talc for years.
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The lawyer was referring to the exception to attorney-client privilege that occurs when a person and their lawyer are discussing committing or covering up a crime.
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One of Berman's friends, Hollywood producer Linda Obst, will testify Berman told her that she had played a role in covering up Durst's wife's disappearance, Lewin said.
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Francis has become more aggressive this year in speaking out against abuse, accepting the resignations of Chilean bishops he once defended against accusations of covering up abuse.
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If more is not actually and concretely done to combat and stop covering up and preventing abuse, then we will go and I will not look back.
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Cardinal Wuerl himself resigned his position under pressure related to his being named in a Pennsylvania grand jury report that accused church leaders of covering up abuse.
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It is a crime to subvert an official truth-finding proceeding, like a grand-jury investigation, with a bad motive — like covering up personal wrongdoing or embarrassments.
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Because of its ability to do actual maintenance on your skin instead of just covering up a problem, this cream is also fantastic for those with eczema.
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The Commerce Department accused ZTE of violating American sanctions by selling to Iran and North Korea and then covering up the exports and rewarding the executives involved.
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The crisis flared last weekend when a former top Vatican diplomat urged Pope Francis to resign, accusing him of joining other leading officials in covering up abuse.
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A Black Colossus As Ali came to rely on hitting power, the clinch, covering up and stealing rounds he grew to fulfill the prophecy of Archie Moore.
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She stepped down this year and had recently started a new international organization to hold the Vatican and church officials overseas accountable for covering up abuse cases.
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"WP [Washington Post], NBC, and CNN are going after me because I'm the messenger, and covering up the message, Dem corruption," Giuliani asserted in a tweet Monday.
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But in the meantime, some public health experts say that despite covering up the SARS outbreak for months in 2002, Chinese officials have reacted faster this time.
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Under this logic, President Richard Nixon could have been justified for covering up Watergate because he sincerely felt that his re-election was in the national interest.
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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall had sued Birmingham for covering up the inscription on the base of the 52-foot monument from 1905 that honors Confederate veterans.
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These long-legged ladies are steppin' out this season in their hot high tops ... And with legs like this, who could resist covering up with anything else?!?
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Peres's role in covering up the real motives behind the disengagement and defending the siege and Israel's repeated attacks on Gaza is emblematic of his political career.
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The pope scrapped one of the main proposals of the Vatican's committee — that bishops accused of covering up abuse be subject to a tribunal — after bishops objected.
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"The masks designed for industrial use are the most effective," said Khatri, who believes that covering up your nose and mouth when outside is beneficial, despite any debate.
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At a press conference outside the FBI's headquarters on Thursday, a team of independent researchers openly accused the bureau of covering up evidence in the D.B. Cooper case.
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Authorities in the U.S. earlier this year accused Latvia's ABLV of covering up money laundering and the bank was promptly denied U.S. dollar funding, leading to its collapse.
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She maintained her modesty by covering up her backside with a matching chainmail skirt and completed the whole ensemble by designer Laurel DeWitt with dazzling crystal-embellished stilettos.
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"It's not about covering up your flaws and trying to be someone else but just being the best version of yourself," Washington tells PeopleStyle of Neutrogena's new initiative.
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And possibly the saddest part of all of it, to me, is that many of these women and men suffer alone, silently covering up their shame every day.
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After weeks of covering up in a series of coat dresses, Kate Middleton offered a glimpse of her growing baby bump during a casual tennis event on Wednesday.
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Every fighter in MMA, no matter how bad the rest of their striking is, quickly learns that covering up as a defense is just not an effective option.
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It's clear that he is either covering up some kind of profound wrongdoing or else simply in way over his head and incapable of managing the country's affairs.
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Van Dyke was later convicted of murder in the case, and multiple officers have been fired for their alleged roles in covering up the circumstances of McDonald's death.
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Prosecutors also accused the brothers of covering up their role in his death by deleting their online exchanges and clearing evidence of alcohol consumption at the fraternity house.
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Increasingly, however, attention has shifted to the role of bishops in covering up for clerics, often by posting them to other dioceses where they continued to abuse minors.
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But she then learns that all his masculine bravado is just covering up a hot mess of self-doubt beneath that helmet — along with an ill-advised mustache.
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FBI officials also feared the likelihood that information would leak even if they didn't notify Congress and lead to accusations that Comey was covering up to protect Clinton.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo this week rejected accusations the administration was "covering up for a murder," insisting that the U.S. was seeking "additional information" on the case.
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Bad judgment, for Trump and for so many of the Clinton's most rabid critics, is never enough: There is always a larger conspiracy, covering up a larger evil.
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On Friday, she posted a now-deleted photo of herself onto her Instagram Story sunbathing with her dog Koa, and ladybug emojis covering up the more taboo bits.
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The first criminal charges were filed as two Michigan officials and a Flint city employee were accused of covering up evidence of lead contamination in Flint's water supply.
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DiNardo, who became archbishop of Galveston-Houston in 2006 and is president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, has come under fire for allegedly covering up abuse.
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"Instead, we have seen a pattern of failing to investigate, destroying evidence, threatening witnesses and covering up for corrupt and abusive soldiers and police," he told The Times.
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Surely, few would object to creating a tax disincentive that deters perpetrators or their employers from covering up sexual harassment or abuse by trying to keep victims quiet.
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This volunteer organization runs a wide range of short excursions year-round, but it features three autumn-themed journeys covering up to 168 miles round-trip from Nashville.
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"Remind you of Joe Paterno?" the narrator says, referencing the legendary football coach who was accused of covering up a child sex abuse scandal at Penn State University.
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On Saturday, a nun and a woman journalist addressed the conference to deliver tough criticism of Church, accusing them of hypocrisy and covering up horrendous crimes against children.
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On Monday, Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Australian Archbishop Philip Wilson of Adelaide, the highest-ranking Catholic official ever to be convicted of covering up sex abuse.
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But victim's groups say the Vatican and the pope have not gone far enough, particularly in making bishops accountable for covering up or mishandling cases of child abuse.
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They tried covering up as best as they could with umbrellas and golf carts, but it was clear ... marriage was on the docket for these two love birds.
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That investigation was launched after the Pope's January trip to South America struck a controversial chord after he defended a Chilean bishop accused of covering up sexual abuse.
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It was Teraoka's goal to shed light on AIDS at a time when doctors and politicians were covering up or avoiding conversations about the disease in the public.
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The plaintiff said in the lawsuit that the Weinstein Co and Miramax aided Weinstein in covering up allegations of sexual misconduct and spying on or threatening his accusers.
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The archbishop, Philip Edward Wilson of Adelaide, had resisted intense pressure in Australia to resign, despite his criminal conviction for covering up for sexual abuse by a priest.
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Some may think covering up and limiting time in the sun is important only for those with lighter skin, but the recommendations against UV exposure apply to everyone.
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The inquiry concludes that Mr. Ball's supporters were not knowingly covering up crimes, but failed to consider that someone they knew and liked might also be an abuser.
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Both father and son were indicted in France on corruption charges related to covering up Russian athletes' positive drug tests, including bribe-taking and money laundering, in May.
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He has struggled to revive infrastructure projects and failed to create enough jobs, and his government is now accused of covering up data on how bad unemployment is.
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We handled the Penn State case and got convictions on all three senior-level officials, the president and the two vice presidents for covering up the Sandusky crimes.
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For example, in 2015 he investigated and dismissed two American prelates, Bishop Robert Finn and Archbishop John Nienstedt, who had been accused of covering up for abusive priests.
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A new exhibit grapples with the reality of slavery and deals a final blow to two centuries of ignoring or covering up what amounted to an open secret.
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The grand jury members documented a wide variety of abuses by priests and others within the church, as well as creative ways of covering up or denying accusations.
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This month, Francis accepted the resignation of three Chilean bishops who had been accused of covering up the actions of one of the country's most notorious abusive priests.
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Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, whom Archbishop Viganò also accused in the letter of covering up sexual misconduct by Cardinal McCarrick, rushed a reporter off the phone on Thursday evening.
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He also suggests that her affection for Sierra is her way of covering up the hate she ought to feel for a woman who slept with her boyfriend.
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" REPRESENTATIVE VAL DEMINGS, PART OF HOUSE IMPEACHMENT MANAGERS TEAM "The second article of impeachment was for obstruction of Congress: covering up witnesses and documents from the American people.
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While China has a history of covering up disease outbreaks, sample sharing is not just a problem in China and the solution won't be found in freer commerce.
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This is an ideology that absolves men from any responsibility of committing the crime of rape and blames the victim for not protecting her honor by covering up.
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What we know may be enough for the Justice Department to launch a probe into Haspel's actions at the CIA, especially her potential role in covering up evidence.
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"I still haven't been forgiven by God for the covering up I did last year," a Boeing employee said in a different 7377 conversation, according to the documents.
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Malki, who is also the spokesman for the coalition, reiterated that the attack could not have come from Yemen, saying the Houthi movement was "covering up" for Iran.
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In Trump's case, the question would be whether he was acting out of the goodness of his heart, or covering up for his family, his associates and himself.
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"The (finance) minister affirmed that there is no one above law, and hat there can be no covering up of any corruption," the ministry added in a statement.
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He watches everything that transpires in the little town of Dogville and offers what seems like omniscient commentary — but really he's covering up the true horrors happening there.
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Posts accusing Dylan of covering up Tank's death began to go viral on Tumblr: He explicitly told some friends Tank was still alive when it was no longer so.
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Conspiracy culture offers believers a world of sinister, all-powerful puppetmasters, actively covering up the truth, and Blood Over Intent promises a mystical shortcut to seeing through the lies.
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Other senior Church officials have been accused of knowingly covering up abuse, including the archbishop of Lyon who was convicted this year in France for failing to report abuse.
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With little head movement and slower reactions, having a truly effective method of covering up allowed Foreman to stay in the game into the later rounds while losing handily.
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Interestingly, this isn't the first time Kylie has admitted to covering up her personality to deal with life as The World's Most Famous Teen (who's about to turn 20).
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And Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou is facing extradition proceedings in Canada after being arrested in December 2018 on charges of covering up Huawei's links to selling equipment to Iran.
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Li's case is a tricky one for China's leadership after Beijing was accused of covering up the full extent of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003.
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But the assault was later determined to be a terrorist attack -- a finding Republicans accused the White House of covering up to protect President Barack Obama's re-election prospects.
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Li's case is a tricky one for China's leadership after Beijing was accused of covering up the full extent of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003.
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Even after covering up with a friend's jacket, the Hickory Ridge High School senior was requested to change in a control room for supposedly violating the school's dress code.
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The scene is missing Jughead and hints that the three are covering up a murder, with Betty telling Archie he has to throw Jughead's beanie into a burning fire.
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Last December, Francis attracted criticism when he dismissed accusations against one Chilean priest accused of covering up a pedophile as mere "calumny," a dismissal for which he later apologized.
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The manager in charge of Volkswagen's engineering office in America was sentenced to seven years in prison for his part in covering up the carmaker's deception in emissions tests.
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If it landed he had recovered the offensive and if it didn't the opponent was either covering up or too far away to capitalize as Le returned to position.
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He looked after himself going forward, he preferred to have his opponent working and exposing themselves rather than simply covering up, and he was surprisingly hard to hit clean.
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But for the last 24 hours, Trump has strongly signaled that he is going to viciously attack Hillary Clinton's husband and her alleged role in covering up his misdeeds.
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Lonzo Ball sent a painful message to his father -- covering up his famous Big Baller Brand tattoo in what seems to be the final nail in the BBB coffin.
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We know that A.D. — whoever this villain is — has a video of the Liars covering up the doctor's death, so it's possible they also have Rollins on ice somewhere.
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Looking at it from an actor's perspective you've got to see that there's an insecurity maybe that he was covering up with wealth towards the end of his reign.
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The probe comes as slowing economic growth raises regulatory concerns that banks are increasingly covering up their NPLs to dress up their balance sheets, said one of the sources.
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Archbishop Philip Wilson is the highest ranking Catholic official to be convicted of covering up sexual abuse, part of a global scandal which has dogged the Vatican for decades.
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The process of holding the Catholic Church accountable for covering up sex crimes against children began with brave survivors having the courage to stand up and tell their truths.
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Snyder maintained that, due to environmental experts covering up Flint's problems, he did not know about the contamination until October 2015, a year and a half after complaints began.
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The Navy dismissed charges against an officer accused of covering up war crimes by a SEAL later acquitted of murder, and ordered a review of the service's justice system.
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But in the wake of the #MeToo movement and its revelations about institutions' commitment to covering up sexual abuse, an unprecedented number of state legislatures weighed implementing similar windows.
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Nonetheless, searching "dark white skin" on Twitter shows dozens of users who believe that the media is somehow "covering up" his race or using sanitized language when identifying Stephens.
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Diack had an entire section of the McLaren Report specifically about his role in covering up Russian doping and installing his sons as a show government of the IAAF.
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While this issue was not specifically Greek Life-related, this type of sexism and covering-up of sexual misconduct is a recurring theme in the national Greek Life story.
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Here Poirier flicks out half a dozen jabs that simply serve to keep Gaethje on the end of his reach and covering up, then sneaks through the power punches.
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While covering up along the fence is generally something we examine as a negative, Weidman has shown that he can do it better than most, as against Vitor Belfort.
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The investigation follows a shareholder lawsuit that accuses the company of covering up sexual misconduct and a worldwide walkout by company employees over its handling of sexual-harassment claims.
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Following my January 210 claim that the Chinese government was covering up a significant epidemic, pressure mounted from United Nations agencies, Ministries of Health worldwide and the scientific community.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two correctional officers accused of covering up their failure to check on financier Jeffrey Epstein before he hanged himself will face an April 20 trial date.
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Claimants James Hamilton, Jose Andres Murillo and Juan Carlos Cruz filed an appeal for "moral damages" against the Church earlier this year, accusing it of covering up abuse crimes.
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They said that Mr. Skakel had changed his account of where he was during the killing, and they believed relatives and friends could have been covering up for him.
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Francis himself has been particularly criticized for his support of Bishop Juan Barro, a Chilean bishop accused of covering up sex crimes committed by a priest under his supervision.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian Swimming Federation on Wednesday rejected foreign media allegations that it was covering up positive tests for doping among its athletes, R-Sport news agency reported.
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A former Tesla security employee named Karl Hansen has filed a whistleblower complaint with the SEC, accusing the electric vehicle maker of covering up theft and spying on workers.
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"There will be "different sentences amounting to a total of (24) years in prison for (3) individuals for their role in covering up the crime and violating the law.
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So for some experts who study terrorism, President Trump's assertion this week that the news media has actually been ignoring and covering up terrorist attacks came as a surprise.
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They have accused Karadima, who worked for the Santiago Archbishopric as a parish priest in a Santiago suburb, of abusing them and the Church of covering up that abuse.
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The prosecution also bluntly alleged that Stone's motive in covering up his activities was to benefit Trump and his campaign as they went on to win the White House.
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Cuarón bemoaned the kinds of changes that homeowners in the 1960s and 1970s started making, covering up some of the very details that gave the neighborhood's architecture its charm.
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Indeed, there's better reason to think government stats are effectively downplaying the economy, due to difficulty measuring the effects of the growing digital sector, than covering up its failures.
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That November, the artist Oliver Jeffers started staging performances in which he would dip portraits that he'd painted into colorful enamel paint, covering up the subject to their eyeballs.
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We also intend to prove that BetterWorks fosters a hostile and discriminatory work environment for women by tacitly endorsing and actively covering up abusive misconduct by members of senior management.
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The ATAP team noted that this means you can show more information on the screen, simply because you don't have to account for the finger covering up the watch face.
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"She's rarely clothed at home and I don't discourage it," Edmonds captioned the photo of Aspen adorably smiling at the camera with a pink flamingo emoticon covering up her body.
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The rapper's arrest brought on a slew of reactions, some of them lighthearted, as fans discovered that perhaps 21 Savage had possibly been covering up a foreign accent for years.
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Earlier this year, for example, Francis appeared to defend those Chilean bishops accused of covering up Karadima's abuses, dismissing charges against them as "calumny" (he later walked back his comments).
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In 2300, Sini's predecessor, James Burke, was indicted on charges of both beating a handcuffed heroin addict who tried to steal pornography from him and of covering up the assault.
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I have gotten very good at covering up the scars on my face with makeup but in the end, they are simply evidence of a life that has been lived!
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One of the most damaging blunders last year occurred after the pope admitted he had been wrong to defend a Chilean bishop accused of covering up for a predatory cleric.
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But as the movie progresses, it emerges that he has lost people, too, and his dogmatic insistence on structure is covering up for a deeper, more painful sense of loss.
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"The American people deserve the truth," Avenatti continued, "and they deserve to have elected leaders and those close to those elected leaders not lying to them and covering up facts."
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A judge in Argentina has charged Fernandez, now a senator who is also under investigation for graft, with treason for allegedly covering up Iran's possible role in a 1994 bombing.
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Chan said delaying travel was something pregnant women "can consider" but added that if they needed to travel they should take protective measures by covering up and using mosquito repellent.
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Last season she took a "Kendall by Kendall" selfie covering up her famous face to show off the jewels and she brought back the move in her latest photos, above.
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Wolf was first elected in 2014, an otherwise down year for Democrats, and notably expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, covering up to 700,000 of the state's poorest residents.
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Two independent asset managers who used Credit Suisse accounts to deposit money from wealthy Turkish clients are suspected of covering up losses linked to the Turkish lira's collapse in 2013.
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Whether you have super sparse brows or just need some help covering up unevenness, this product can help fill in any scars and define your arch to Cara Delevingne's level.
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They wanted to stir the belief among voters that politically correct mainstream news reports were covering up the threat posed to the country by Clinton, blacks, Muslims, immigrants, and gays.
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Janaína Paschoal, the lawyer who charged the president before the Senate with covering up holes in the budget to conceal the worsening state of the economy, cried at the podium.
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"The bank stands ready to support this kind of innovation in Europe," he said, adding Northvolt could ask for a loan covering up to 50 percent of the project's cost.
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A second corrections officer, Michelle Hubert, was convicted alongside Rodman of covering up the assault by filing false reports saying Rodman was not present at the time of the incident.
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All 34 of Chile's Roman Catholic bishops resigned this month over a years-long abuse scandal, after the pope accused them of covering up for Karadima and other abusive priests.
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An Uber executive told Congress on Tuesday that there was "no justification" for the company covering up a massive 2628 data breach that exposed the information of 28503 million people.
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What if it is in fact true that Francis or his predecessors or underlings have been covering up, or at least have known about the cover up, of these priests?
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Satake was thrown around the ring like a man in the rigging by Cikatic, covering up as best he could and being sent staggering by the blows on his guard.
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The 1970 law has been used to target Mafia bosses, professional sports leagues, anti-abortion activists, and Catholic dioceses accused of covering up sexual abuse by priests, among many others.
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In 2015, the five-time European champion was handed a 16-month ban for allegedly assisting her former boyfriend, Olympic race walker Alex Schwazer, with covering up his illegal doping.
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His critics accuse him of being opportunistic and accuse him of having taken part in covering up alleged fraud and the diversion of public funds during Mr. Peña Nieto's administration.
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The regime faces accusations of a cover-up, censorship, and incompetencySome Iranian medics and politicians, as well as other countries, have also accused the regime of covering up the crisis.
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To do this, I have five suggestions: As seen in the Facebook mess, the biggest error of all is the slow dribbling out, and outright covering up, of bad news.
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Covering up debt can be an indication that your partner may be struggling to "live within their means or may have difficulty with managing budgeting and cash flow," Cheng says.
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Need to Impeach, another group that participated in the protest, delivered certificates and presented trophies to the offices of all Senate Republicans for their "participation in covering up" Trump's actions.
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No one has been charged in his death, but on Friday, Captain Nettleton, his Navy career over, was convicted of obstruction of justice for covering up what happened that night.
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By highlighting the resistance of Republicans like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky to hearing such testimony, they can accuse the GOP of covering up for a malfeasant President.
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If Vigano's allegation is true, it indicates that the pontiff has been complicit, via his silence, in covering up activity that should have been immediately referred to local law enforcement.
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They built a rhetorical argument that Republicans were covering up for the President by refusing to vote for witnesses, like former national security adviser John Bolton, and blocking further investigations.
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L.A.'s pro hockey team made the announcement over the weekend ... saying that, going forward, the Kings will be covering up Taylor's banner during their home games at STAPLES Center.
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In 2018, a California woman accused Perles in a lawsuit of covering up a rape by Lawrence G. Nassar, the former doctor for Michigan State and the national gymnastics team.
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Scheduled for a vote on Wednesday, the bill would broadly sanction the reclusive Asian country's nuclear program and crack down on party officials accused of covering up human rights abuses.
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Jackie admits to being wracked with guilt for covering up what Adora did to Marion, which somewhat connects to her placing flowers on the windowsill where Natalie's body was found.
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Francis had said last week that there was no "proof" of wrongdoing against Chilean Bishop Juan Barros, who is accused of covering up for a priest convicted of sexual abuse.
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"How many cases are they working on in Rome to defrock priests, how many bishops have they received complaints about who are either pedophiles or covering up abuse?" he asked.
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An initiative to create a tribunal to judge and discipline bishops accused of covering up abuse was abandoned, with Pope Francis saying the Vatican already had mechanisms for doing that.
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Lastly, we join the clip to the battery, before covering up the motor with the same tape to make sure it doesn't spark or give the user an electric shock.
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It would effectively reduce the number of those Americans who are considered "unserved," covering up the problem and reducing the incentive for internet service providers to try to reach them.
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Trump's behavior all around the Russia scandal sure makes it seem like he's covering up something, and he's openly said he would have preferred an attorney general who didn't recuse himself.
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A report conducted by former FBI Director Louis Freeh accused Penn State leaders of showing "total and consistent disregard" for the victims of child sex abuse and covering up Sandusky's abuse.
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The conversations occurred before he was an official government employee, causing some to fear that he was potentially vulnerable to blackmail by the Russians for covering up details of the exchanges.
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Flavino Rios is accused of abuse of authority, influence trafficking and covering up for Duarte, who governed the troubled state almost until the end of his term but disappeared in October.
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This ruling comes despite the fact that French women are covering up on the beach more than ever and topless sunbathing on the south of France has been declining for years.
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Such covering up is widely considered to be a kindness, even though it deprives patients of the ability to choose for themselves how they wish to spend their remaining time alive.
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The masks do a decent job covering up your glasses (if that's what you want), but you're out of luck if you want your glasses on top of them (we tried).
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The channels, including news outlets NTV and Russia-24, carried false reports ranging from a U.S. politician covering up a human organ harvesting ring to the economic collapse of Scandinavian countries.
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LAWSUITS ACCUSE USC OF COVERING UP DOC&aposS SEX ABUSE &aposFOR DECADES&apos University officials also never reported Tyndall to the medical board, even after he was quietly forced into retirement.
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Its investigation into polyurethane foam makers had so far revealed no large-scale illegal use, but it said enterprises involved in illegal activities had got better at covering up their operations.
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In fact, the arbitrator came down hard on the network for out-and-out lying and covering up financial details of the deal ... hammering them with $128 million in punitive damages.
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Kylie Jenner has been covering up a lot lately, but the star was doing a lot less of that in never-before-seen Polaroids which she shared with fans on Friday.
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The company was also recently accused of covering up an alleged attempted rape of a female staff member at its Bermuda office as well as alleged interfering with the police investigation.
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Stephens went on to accuse the two men of "covering up" for the president's mistakes and losing their place in the conservative argument against Russia and Putin's actions around the world.
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Beyond all of that, the move to covering up and speaking up also points to the comeback of modesty, a concept that until now has been rarely taken seriously by feminists.
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And that doesn't even include the tattoos Davidson has gotten sort of out of respect for Grande, covering up the ones that he got in honor of his ex Cazzie David.
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But recent speculation about top executive involvement in covering up the 2016 hack begs the question of whether Uber could see similar suits between board members in the months to come.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - Three former Pennsylvania State University officials were sentenced to jail on Friday for covering up ex-coach Jerry Sandusky's sexual predations and effectively letting him victimize more boys.
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City, state and federal officials have been accused of ignoring, denying or covering up such complaints after it was discovered that the city's drinking water was carrying dangerous amounts of lead.
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Two House Democrats are accusing Uber of covering up a massive 28503 data breach from federal regulators while the company was negotiating a consent decree over a separate, earlier breach. Reps.
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FBI agents were seen in media footage from near where the suspect was arrested covering up a white van that appeared to be covered in pro-Trump political stickers and decals.
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Gregory replaces Cardinal Donald Wuerl, who was forced to resign last year after he was implicated in a grand jury investigation in covering up abuse at a string of Pennsylvania churches.
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Mr. Hastert, convicted of breaking financial rules in payoffs aimed at covering up sexual abuse, has been ordered to appear by Wednesday afternoon at the Federal Medical Center in Rochester, Minn.
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The movie, as we know, spawned an audience-participation phenomenon — people shouting ritualized lines in anticipation of the actors' dialogue, covering up with newspaper during the rainstorm scene and so on.
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Mr. Shine has been accused over and over again of covering up for accused harassers Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly and others, while the women were driven out of the industry entirely.
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However, a fight is scored on rounds and employing the strategy of making the opponent punch himself out should not win you the rounds in which you are just covering up.
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For the real-life Eddie Mannix, who reigned at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer from 1924 to 1962, covering up rape, abortion, and potentially even murder were all a part of the job.
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Earlier this year, Francis defended Bishop Juan Barros Madrid, who Cruz and others had accused of covering up sex abuse in his role as prelate of the Catholic Church in Chile.
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The pope's sentence, the harshest available in church canon law, comes amid a sprawling sexual abuse scandal and growing doubts about whether Francis will hold bishops accountable for covering up abuse.
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Most of the late-night comedy shows have avoided the matter, and "Saturday Night Live" was criticized by conservatives who said that the show was covering up for a prominent liberal.
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Conservative prelates who have fought those changes have accused the pope of covering up accusations that the previous archbishop of Washington, the former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, sexually harassed and abused seminarians.
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What was seen as the "smart" business decision — covering up for the network's stars, no matter the damage to their victims along the way — doesn't seem to be true so far.
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Most stages of the Tour, however, are long road races, alternating flat lands, hill and mountain climbs, usually covering up to 156 miles (250 kilometers) and lasting up to six hours.
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Pilfered vape fluid is not actually the thing that's causing Kendall to sneak around, but it's still something that PR head Karolina and bodyman Colin have been tasked with covering up.
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The case, which remains unsolved, became a scandal for the Mexican government, which was accused by victims' advocates of, at best, mismanaging the investigation and, at worst, covering up the truth.
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The pope cited the "nobility" of Cardinal Wuerl, who had recently been named in a Pennsylvania grand jury report that accused church leaders of covering up abuse, for volunteering to resign.
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Along with the officers, the broad concept of a police code of silence was on trial in Chicago, where officers have been accused for decades of covering up their colleagues' misconduct.
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She faces criminal charges of sneaking $100,000 in catered meals from expensive restaurants into the prime minister's residence while covering up the fact that she had cooks on the government payroll.
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As the Chinese government trumpets its response to the virus, the US is accusing China of covering up a public health crisis and costing the world valuable time to take action.
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After years of covering up sexual violence on its platform, Uber reported there were 3,045 sexual assaults during its U.S. rides in 2018, along with nine murders and 58 fatal crashes.
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China has come under both international and internal fire for covering up the spread of the virus after the first initial cases were reported and downplaying its severity in early January.
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Now, abuse victims and their advocates express hope that a new era is beginning in which bishops and the church hierarchy will be held accountable for covering up and ignoring abuse.
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CW&T is even covering up the date function with the studio's orange dot logo since the F91W-1 movement can't account for leap years, meaning it'll be inaccurate over time.
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But here is the catch: In the process, France is seen as the former colonial power supporting weak and corrupt regimes, or accused of covering up extortions by local regular armies.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — An Australian archbishop was convicted on Tuesday of covering up a claim of sexual abuse dating back decades, and now faces a prison sentence of up to two years.
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At a time when many Chinese are criticizing Xi for initially covering up the outbreak, should America's president really side with a dictator who punished doctors rather than listening to them?
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"I still haven't been forgiven by god for the covering up I did last year," another employee said at the time, apparently referring to some other event that involved the agency.
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Malone, who met with the pope last month, has been accused of covering up or mishandling the abuse of dozens of minors by priests in his diocese in western New York.
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The scandal rocked the university, leading to jail sentences for three high-ranking school officials convicted of child endangerment for covering up the abuse, which allowed more boys to be victimized.
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The family has accused school officials of covering up the violence and bullying that Gabriel faced on multiple occasions — actions his family said make the school responsible for the boy's death.
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Russian authorities have denied the existence of a state-sponsored doping programme but have accepted that senior officials were involved in providing banned substances to athletes and covering up positive tests.
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Lionel Messi scored a brilliant trademark goal to hand FC Barcelona a 1-0 victory over Atletico Madrid on Sunday, once again covering up a lackluster performance from the Spanish giant.
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ERIE, Pa. — The Justice Department has opened an investigation into Roman Catholic dioceses in Pennsylvania accused of covering up sex abuse for decades, a significant escalation in scrutiny of the church.
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Any church shown to be covering up for abuse, or that refuses to compassionately care for those who have survived such trauma, should be withdrawn from the fellowship of its denomination.
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" In our Opinion pages, Senator Kamala Harris writes that the Republican Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, "appears more interested in covering up the president's misconduct than in pursuing truth and fairness.
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Pell, who is Australia's most senior Catholic cleric, has been dogged by allegations – first of covering up abuse taking place in Australia, and then of being involved in the abuse himself.
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Shine resigned in May 2017 after more than 20 years at Fox News amid criticism and accusations in several lawsuits of covering up sexual harassment allegations made by network employees against Ailes.
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But Polone makes the incredibly important point that the Weinstein scandal is not just about one person: It's about the many people who played a role in covering up Weinstein's alleged crimes.
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Mike Pompeo, R-Kansas, and Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, accuse the administration of covering up the true nature of the attack on Benghazi to avoid damaging President Barack Obama's re-election race.
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For more click on UBS Group French financial prosecutor requested Swiss bank UBS go on trial for covering up clients' tax fraud as well as illegal prospecting, a judicial source told Reuters.
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The Modern Family star says she used to hold back on social media because of online trolls, but realized that covering up just for them went against her message of body positivity.
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SANTIAGO, Chile – Chile has investigated 158 members of the country&aposs Roman Catholic Church for committing or covering up sexual abuse against minors and adults, the national prosecutor&aposs office said Monday.
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Not only is she covering up a murder while her daughter is suffering the psychological effects of bullying, but also—even more devastating to Renata—her husband Gordon loses all their money.
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CANBERRA, Australia – Australia&aposs prime minister on Wednesday called on an Australian archbishop to resign after becoming the most senior Roman Catholic cleric to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse.
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At one point, the instructor suggests that, if Cardi were to take a meeting, she should consider covering up her chest (her cleavage is on full display through her sheer black shirt).
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Since being promoted to police chief in 2011, Suhr has been involved in a number of scandals — most of which revolve around allegations of him covering up the wrongdoings of fellow officers.
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And so they just proceeded down the road, protecting Hillary, covering up Hillary, giving immunity to people who are breaking the law and then going after Trump and going after Trump supporters.
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Holding banners reading "Who is protecting the killers?" or "We want the truth," the protesters in Sarajevo on Tuesday accused authorities of covering up the killings of David Dragicevic and Dzenan Memic.
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The SARS epidemic that began in 2002 convinced Beijing to stop covering up new cases of rare contagious diseases, and it is now one of the World Health Organization's most earnest reporters.
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The women in Big Little Lies are experts at covering up crimes to protect the people they love — and even though she's judgmental of Celeste, Mary Louise is almost certainly no exception.
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At one point, Arnett gets so worked up and sweaty that they have to take a break so a makeup artist can come out and work on covering up his glistening forehead.
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MOSCOW, June 9 (Reuters) - Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said on Thursday he denied accusations of covering up a positive doping test from a top-flight Russian footballer, TASS news agency reported.
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Rodchenkov, identified in a 2015 WADA report as an 'aider and abettor of the doping activities', revealed a scheme for covering up Russian competitors' positive drug samples at the 2014 Winter Olympics.
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But for the fast moving evasive fighter who didn't like covering up and didn't really wrestle much on the inside despite his Muay Thai roots, Fenech was a tough stylistic match up.
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In his statement, Vigano accused a long list of current and past Vatican and U.S. Church officials of covering up the case of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, who resigned last month in disgrace.
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Privately held ABLV, Latvia's third-biggest bank, has been in focus since U.S. authorities accused it of covering up money laundering, bribing officials and facilitating the breach of sanctions against North Korea.
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When the smoke clears and the Trump Jr. email coverage is over, remember the covering-up, because if there is criminality in the Trump administration, that is where it will be found.
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Francis has come under fire from victims groups and other members of the Church who say he has not done enough to make bishops accountable for mishandling or covering up abuse cases.
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Siti Zailah Yusoff, a female lawmaker from the conservative Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party, who is in favor of a dress code, said on Twitter that covering up is an "obligation" under Islam.
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Francis has been under fire for initially defending a Chilean bishop accused of covering up abuse and then days later doing an about-face, sending an investigator to look into the allegations.
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He also accuses the ruling Country Alliance party of covering up corruption scandals, stifling media, and stacking institutions with their supporters in the vein of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a Correa ally.
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The CIA's interest in covering up the scandal was such a concern, Jones in 2013 found it necessary to abscond with classified documents proving the CIA had lied repeatedly about the program.
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Blink Fitness is trying to get gym-goers to reconsider why they exercise by covering up the mirrors in their facilities for one day at each location during the month of June.
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To top it off, last Thursday GE was accused of covering up $38 billion by Harry Markopolos, an accounting expert who was one of the first whistleblowers of Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
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Task & Purpose is reporting that the military is covering up a February 2018 incident where an American Marine, Sargent Cameron Halkovich, stationed in Syria was deliberately shot by an allied Kurdish soldier.
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We are back to 1998 all over again, with presidents and candidates covering up their alleged marital misdeeds and prosecutors trying to turn legal acts into illegal ones by inventing new crimes.
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With regard to the complaints made in Strasbourg, a spokesperson for Uber told Business Insider France that the company "isn&apost covering up the issue" but acknowledged "a lack of good judgment".
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But Carmona, who boasts more name recognition than many of his rivals, took a hit Friday when former Sanders staffers accused him of covering up allegations of sexual harassment during the campaign.
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They painted Clinton as the victim of a partisan quest to exploit an offense—covering up an affair—that was not on the scale of abuse that the Framers had in mind.
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After the Ray Rice scandal in 2014, the league promised to clean up their act by doing things like: not covering up evidence that proved players had committed acts of domestic violence.
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Justin Theroux is firing back at the NYC neighbor who's suing him over home renovations -- and his allegedly loud dog -- and claims the guy is only covering up his own domestic issues.
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Last month, the Olympic committee disinvited from Rio Russia's minister of sport, Vitaly Mutko, and all employees of the ministry, a powerful acknowledgment of the government's role in covering up doping violations.
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Fox News host Steve Hilton accused his colleague Marie Harf of personally covering up corruption by the Bidens and John Kerry in a heated exchange on the talk show Outnumbered on Monday.
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The human rights organization accused the Nigerian police of covering up the unit's crimes, saying in the report that no officers had ever faced trial for torturing suspects, let alone any convictions.
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Meanwhile, Chinese censors told online news aggregators in the country to "block and control" discussion of the plague, the Times reported, adding that China has a history of covering up infectious outbreaks.
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Because the living room is at street level and has a lovely stained-glass window, she installed top-down, bottom-up shades that allow for privacy without covering up the stained glass.
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They called it SIGINT Crack, because it was so addicting and easy to use and exploit, but it was a crutch, covering up for a lot of bad methodology and lesser analysis.
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Cardinal Donald Wuerl, who became archbishop of Washington in 2006, resigned in October after he was named in a Pennsylvania grand jury report that accused church officials of covering up sexual abuse.
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The former papal envoy to the United States, archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, went so far this year as to publicly accuse the pope of covering up abuse and to demand his resignation.
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And in October, The Associated Press reported that some victims of Father Karadima had filed a criminal complaint against Cardinal Errázuriz, accusing him of perjury and of covering up Father Karadima's crimes.
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Vatican: Pope Francis rejected the offered resignation of Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, a French cardinal convicted this month of covering up decades-old allegations of sexual abuse by a priest in his diocese.
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We just arrested a local police chief and a local deputy coroner and county prison guards for covering up sexual abuse, in some cases of minors, in other cases of adult women.
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Dr. Simon is among several high-profile figures to face accusations of failing to properly respond to claims against Dr. Nassar, of covering up crimes or of lying about what they knew.
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Pardon David Safavian, the top federal procurement official under President George W. Bush, was sentenced to a year in prison in 2009 for covering up his ties to the lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
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Mr. Sini, 36, a former federal prosecutor, became the police commissioner in December 2015, after Police Chief James Burke was indicted on charges of covering up the assault of a heroin addict.
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"I still haven't been forgiven by God for the covering up I did last year," one of the employees said in documented messages from 22020, referencing their interactions with an FAA regulator.
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We know that after accidentally damaging one of her campaign posters, she lost control and tore them all down, covering up her rampage and letting someone else take the fall for it.
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Kardashian West actually launched a KKW Beauty Body Foundation earlier this year inspired her time covering up her psoriasis for red carpet events, but says she also feels comfortable letting it show.
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"There's a lot of stuff going on in the economy that (the government) is covering up and they can do that for this year but I don't know about 2018," he added.
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The suit, brought by James Martin, an Alphabet investor, said Alphabet's current board directors and other current and former senior executives had breached their fiduciary duties by covering up the harassment claims.
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We know that after accidentally damaging one of her campaign posters, she lost control and tore them all down, covering up her rampage and letting someone else take the fall for it.
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" A typical background is made up of 18 to 21 images with a further selection of details added to create "a montage of time compression covering up to an hour of action.
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Gray went 11-9 for the Yankees in 2018, but the winning record was covering up an ugly earned run average of 593, which pointed to his ongoing frustrations on the mound.
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Criticism reached a fever pitch last summer, when the Pennsylvania attorney general released a scathing grand jury report and prelates in Francis' own hierarchy also accused him of covering up for abusers.
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Last year, another Vatican diplomat, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, the former apostolic nuncio to the United States, accused Francis of personally covering up cases of sexual abuse and called for his resignation.
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Dorian Gregory played Detective Darryl Morris in all eight seasons of "Charmed" 1.0, serving as the Halliwell sisters non-magic confidante, often covering up their magical escapades so they wouldn't be exposed.
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By the same token, it's entirely possible that whatever it is Trump might be covering up by refusing to release his tax returns has nothing to do with Russian bribes or blackmail.
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A Russian newspaper claimed that Afghan terrorists had hijacked the plane, and, after Malaysian police opened an investigation into the airline, rumors surfaced that the company was covering up a pilot's suicide.
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"In Trump's case, the question would be whether he was acting out of the goodness of his heart, or covering up for his family, his associates and himself," Hemel and Posner write.
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The fabricated attack—which she told Hardball's Chris Matthews was carried out by two Iraqi refugees—"didn't get covered," implying the press were complicit in covering up a massacre that never took place.
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Two top Russian athletics officials and the son of Diack were banned from athletics for life on Thursday for covering up an elite Russian athlete's positive dope test and blackmailing her over it.
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Covering up a reversal in his bid to add a citizenship question to the census, Trump said liberals want to hide "illegal aliens in our midst" and questioned the loyalty of his opponents.
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But when Ryan Gosling got the giggles onstage during this year's Oscars fiasco, he wasn't just covering up his disappointment that the Best Picture award went to Moonlight instead of La La Land.
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That means covering up exposed skin when spending time in wooded areas, using insect repellent, and checking your body for ticks (and removing them) after you've spent time outdoors in tick-laden areas.
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As Gastelum retreats from his opponent's attempts, before stepping back in to pressure—rather than moving his head or covering up and staying in range—Weidman could very much make use of this.
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CANERRA, Australia – The most senior Roman Catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse was sentenced in an Australian court on Tuesday to 12 months in detention.
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But Tenney also seems vulnerable as he tries to navigate his wife's betrayal and his suspicions about her, and Lewis gives a strong portrayal of a boy covering up his grief with aggression.
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"It will probably be a boon for the populist far right who are now celebrating that there is now proof that media and police are covering up crimes perpetrated by immigrants," he said.
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All the charges related to covering up information that indicated high levels of lead in Flint's drinking water sparked by the city's switch from Detroit's system to the Flint River in April 2014.
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According to Ulrich's new interview with TVLine, even his character F.P. — who's been incarcerated all season following his involvement in covering up Jason Blossom's murder — should be on the Black Hood suspect list.
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MacKeown repeatedly accused the police of covering up the real circumstances of Keeling's death, and her lawyer Vikram Varma said the shack where Keeling was drugged before being raped had been pulled down.
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For instance, if a man is angry about their partner texting her friends late at night, this may be covering up the fear that she doesn't enjoy his company as much as theirs.
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"Trump's administration doesn't even try to cover up its lies," Livingstone writes, pointing out the sharp contrast with the endless labor that the Party of 1984 pours into covering up its own lies.
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Kylie's been much more conservative with her outfit choices lately, covering up in baggy sweatpants and t-shirts, a puffy winter jacket and oversize sweatshirts in an effort to keep her pregnancy private.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - El Salvador's attorney general ordered the arrest on Friday of former president for alleged embezzlement and money laundering, in addition to allegedly covering up various illicit acts during his government.
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He did a decent job of waiting it out and trying to snag a clinch in the breaks, but covering up along the fence should never be anything but a momentary last resort.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co said it agreed to a $605 million so-called economic loss settlement on Friday covering up to 16.5 million U.S. vehicles with potentially faulty Takata air bag inflators.
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A few years ago, after his first claim was denied, Mr. Watson's wife began hunting down old government documents, hoping she might find something to prove the Air Force was covering up Palomares.
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Danish business minister Rasmus Jarlov has said Denmark wants to avoid a repeat of the case of ABLV in Latvia, where the bank was accused by U.S. authorities of covering up money laundering.
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I used to practice this way until I realized that all I was doing was covering up the downstream effects of poor diet with a bunch of drugs, instead of changing the food.
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Both are charged with orchestrating, and then covering up, a four-day traffic jam of disaster-movie proportions to punish a local Democratic mayor for not endorsing Governor Christie's 2013 re-election bid.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Navy dismissed charges Thursday against an officer accused of covering up war crimes by a SEAL later acquitted of murder, and ordered a review of the service's justice system.
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William J. Lynn — for covering up child abuse; and now, the prosecution of Bill Cosby on charges that he drugged and sexually abused a woman who worked at his alma mater, Temple University.
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The backstory: Francis's letter of apology, released on Wednesday, comes after he was criticized for defending Chilean Bishop Juan Barros, who was accused of covering-up cases connected to a notorious predator priest.
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In the last week, John McCain died, there was a mass shooting in Florida, the pope was accused of covering up sexual abuse, and two of the president's close associates became convicted criminals.
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The ruling came after Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall sued the city of Birmingham for covering up the inscription on the base of a 52-foot monument from 1905 that honors Confederate veterans.
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As dressing rules have relaxed, and exercise has improved, some of the traditional realities that used to define adult dressing (covering up flappy upper arms or saggy knees, for example) no longer apply.
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Wednesday's debate will be on MSNBC, whose parent network, NBC, has been accused of mishandling sexual assault allegations against Matt Lauer, and fostering a larger culture of covering up accusations against powerful men.
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Instead of Slater being exonerated, the policeman who brought this to light was hounded out of his job, and the Establishment went to work once more on what it did best, covering up.
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The settlement was the culmination of a yearslong federal investigation into Nycha, which has admitted to covering up its actions and lying to the federal government about lead paint inspections and other matters.
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Hayley from DeArmond added to the thread with an alternative way of thinking about the prison system: I would argue that if "covering up" crimes with education works then why not use it?
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Earlier this year, a grand jury report in Pennsylvania accused bishops of covering up seven decades of widespread clerical abuse of children, and at least 16 state attorneys general have opened similar investigations.
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As we continue to look into this serious matter, we are removing Kate Smith's recording of 'God Bless America' from our library and covering up the statue that stands outside of our arena.
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Then in August, a scathing grand jury report in Pennsylvania accused the Roman Catholic Church of covering up the sexual abuse of children by more than 300 priests over a 70-year period.
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But here's what gets me: The wealthy donors for whom the G.O.P. will apparently do anything, up to and including covering up for possible treason, will get no joy from their tax cuts.
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The reporting exposes the government's behind-the-scenes debate over covering up Iran's responsibility for the crash while shocked Iranians, grieving relatives and countries with citizens aboard the plane waited for the truth.
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"We live in a strange society where walking around half naked is acceptable but being modest and covering up is frowned upon," a Canada-based reader named Safiya told The Times in 2015.
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Last month, the school said it would remove a "problematic" doorway carving that shows a Puritan settler aiming a musket at a Native American, after drawing criticism for simply covering up the gun.
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Masuko told Ghosn that the tech department, based 250 km (155 miles) from the firm's Tokyo headquarters, was "secretive" - even after the department came under fire a decade earlier for covering up defects.
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Flip flops, be gone — it's officially boot season and we couldn't be more excited about covering up our feet, and not only to hide our perpetually un-pedicured toes (although, that's a plus).
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But some of the commission's top recommendations, including a tribunal for bishops accused of covering up sex crimes, have been nixed by Vatican officials, said Marie Collins, a former member of the commission.
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Despite claims that the confidentiality was meant only to protect and not to hide, traditional pontifical secrecy often led to covering up sexual abuse within the church and discouraging victims from speaking up.
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A notorious recent incident may have fuelled further distrust in the mainstream media and helped to give credence to the conspiracy theory that the liberal establishment was covering up migrant offending, says Beck.
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